student is an student of oakland high school. >> that was the craziest thickive over seen in my life. >> reporter: the victim is now in the burn unit. he has second and third degree burns on his lower body and is in stable condition. >> the victim did not know the suspect. it's unknown at this time what the motive is and those are some of the questions investigators are hoping to learn the answers to. >> reporter: it was reported earlier the victim was wearing a kilt but police told me that was not true. saying the victim might have been wearing a skirt. two weeks after a santa row sateen was shot and killed after a deputy there is still anger held. and explaining the protester's demands. >> >> reporter: gas why why the rally is over.

protesters have gone home and up until a few minutes ago county workers cleaning up the barricades they set out. now i talked to one of the protest organizers today saying four people that met are lopez family met about an hour ago. protesters say they want the sonoma county da to take the shooting investigation directly to a grand jury. [ yelling ] >> reporter: carrying signs and chanting along the way protesters march from old courthse square to the sonoma county district attorney's officer. we're not going to stop until he's behind bars his mother said in spanish. according to sheriff's office his took the air soft bb gun he was carrying for a assault rival. there was hey presence in front

of the da's office today. the rallies have become a familiar sight for people in the community. the only goal here to today was to demand and dependent grand jury investigation. >> the grand sure as subpoena powers. investigative powers that work for the da. >> reporter: the rally in march came after an emotional morning one resident counted down the time it took for dwell house to call out to lopez before shots were fired. >> mississippi 7, mississippi 8, mississippi 9, mississippi 10. a life was taken in 10 seconds. >> reporter: need to find a way to improve relations. >> it's like picking a scab. which is true. there's been a lot of underlining currents in the community. >> reporter: representatives from the lopez family says they

met with the district attorney for about 45 minutes. we've tried several times this afternoon to speak with someone from the da's office directly about that meeting this afternoon but we're told the da's office is going to be sending out a statement and shortly this evening. live in santa row is a. happening now a new casino in the north bay is now open and we have live pictures showing a packed parking lot. that's at the new casino in the north bay causing fears of major packup traffic in that area to become a reality today. the casino is right off highway 101. christian live there now. at one point a traffic jam backed up 101 for 20-miles. >> reporter: yeah looking at that packed parking lot it's hard to believe things calmed down here since 10:30 this morning. and they're all coming here from highway 101 in that

direction. now i just checked in 20 minutes ago. so evening community is looking good. there have been some concerns cars headed toward casino and roads could be pack packed again with traffic. news chopper 2 was overhead this morning as the clouds inched their way to the resort. telling me the problems really peeked at about 10:30 this morning. there were blocked intersections here and problems radiated out from there. saying there was a massive 20- mile traffic jam on highway 101 north. >> it wasn't great. it was very, very crowded. very crowded. people were stopped on the free trying to get in to it the exit. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: california highway patrol telling me they are anticipating crowds for it the first week the screen here is open. nothing like what he saw today

after this week. the casino had to close its doors because it hit capacity. it is open 24 hours a day so there is no hard start time and they're thinking there won't be people lined up like there were here today. channel 2 news. more details now on the area's newest casino owned and operates by the fed rates indians of gr are aton. also has a food court along with four fine dining restaurants and a 10,000 square foot events center for concerters. continuing coverage now of the demolition of the old bay bridge. a live look showing the bring to be the. but in a few months that view is going to look very different. the work to remove the old eastern span starts tomorrow. but it won't be easy. they have so remove the pieces in just the right order. joining us now live from

treasure island with what is going to disappear and when, tom? q ma'am >> reporter: you're down down on the road not o up here you're not going to see much along the way. it was one of the most complicated bridges every built with many beams and joints under great tension making it dangerous to take down. >> the engineers have been study iing the blueprints on how it was built to take it apart in the exact opposite order. >> reporter: removing the 1400 feet up upper roadway. that will allow big machines to come in and take the larger sections down. >> when they really see a noticeable difference will be in 2014. >> reporter: the ridge was just being finished. a huge gap in the double-arch section. >> people will see it cut right in half in march. >> reporter: including the

famous s curve will go next all the way down to the water line footings. >> that's the priority because this is what's blocking the completion of the bike path. >> reporter: then the other half of the arched section. next to go the fan five fans that look like a railroad bridge all the way down to their footings. then the long sloped section connecting to oakland will be removed. >> and the final contract is to do all the work down to the mud line. >> reporter: follow may protrude from the submerged bay floor. >> 2017 is when all work should be completed. >> reporter: in a bit of a headline on the news span, the expected middecember completion of that needed to replace the paren bolts has been moved back a few weeks to early january. tom bakar channel 2 news. the mysterious good luck troll from the old bay bridge will be in the spotlight this week. the troll and it's creator were

both at the museum today where the troll will be on display for the public tomorrow through february 26 february 26th. the troll was installed on the old bay bridge of the earthquake to protect the bridge from in more earthquakes. there are reports of a new troll for the new span of the bay bring. but it's not clear when or where it will be installed. crews have cleared highway 24 after a crash of big rig shut down three westbound lanes for five hours today. spilled at about 8:40 to morning. as many as seven other vehicles were also in the traffic. traffic backed up for miles all all the the way back into lafayette showing us here. there were no serious injuries reported but there were a lot of scared drivers. >> i got rear ended. i thought i was going to dry. >> >> reporter: it was scar re.

>> very scar re. >> just coming down that hill and from behind i felt the big explosion. and then there were a lot of accidents or incidents after that. >> at this point the highway patrol is still investigating the cause of the crash. an unusual hazmat situation this morning. hypodermic needles. crews were called in to clean them up and that caused a traffic backup. there were about 2,000 needles that were spilled. we still don't know where the needles came from but they did find a broken needle container with a phone number on it. an officer-involved shooting shuts down the free. why police say they had no choice. and later one south bay city is facing a big problem with pigs. plus now plans that could help residents deal with the damage those animals are leaves behind. but first p the california highway patrol is cracking down

on aggressive drivers. well, show you what we saw driving around highways on the oakland area. another chilly night in the trust forecast. we will talk about that and the changes that are coming in the five-day forecast.

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just north of the golden gate when the fire started. the drove noticed smoke coming from the engine and stopped the bus. he pulled off the road and helped all of the teenage students off the bus. no one with was hurt and they were all transferred to another school bus. tailgating, speeding swerving mean lanes are all signs of aggressive driving. and main causes of crashes. new at 5 ken richard in emeryville. and it didn't take long for you to find what you were looking for. >> no, frank it did not. and we decided to do what they will be doing around new program and that is keeping an eye out for aggressive drivers. those officers will be very busy. look at this car on i-80 swerving across one, two, three, four lanes of traffic. and another car on 580 on

oakland speeding all the way. we all see it. aggressive driving all too often. a commutes to emeryville every day. >> the young people are in too big of a hurry. cutting in front of people and going across three or four lanes in order to get two seconds ahead. >> reporter: national highway traffic safety administration, the chp will bring in extra officers for a year-long crack down. >> we're looking for those people who are zipping in and out of traffic. cutting people off and specifically those that contribute the most to traffic collisions. >> reporter: youtube is litters with aggressive vehicles. circling oakland once and driving a few miles. he showed officer what we saw. >> several lane changes. obviously every time you change your lane you're supposed to

check your blind spot. check your mirrors. >> reporter: one driver darted across i-80. >> he is obviously tailgating when he made that lane change. >> reporter: speed and aggressive driving is the no. one cause of fatal collisions in california. the chp says aggressive driving, speeding in particular is the no. 1 causes of crashes resulting in 1100 fatalities. the goal of the crack down? >> hopefully redouse by 5% the collision of injuries. >> reporter: announcing the crack down today but it actually started last month and will continue through next september. the san jose city council today appointed a replacement for the current city manager who is retiring at thened of the month. >> i am thrilledded. and i am looking forward to working with the city.

>> the assistant city manager is looking to take over the role from debra and receive a $50,000 raise as a result. he tells ktvu he shares the opinions of his predecessor and acting permanently to the job. it's election day across the bay area and tonight voters with still casting ballots with the polls closing in about three hours. voter turnout is not expected to be very high. expecting 35% of registered voters to cast ballots. no one was casting when we came by earlier today. it could be a little higher in sunnyvale where gun control is object ballot. breaking news right now out of new jersey where chris christy has won a second term. as they left polling places.

chrisy easterly defeated bash duwano. could help him win the gop presidential nomination in 2016 if he decide to make a run for the white house. people walking through got a big surprise in washington tours. they were greeted by president obama and the first lady. they stopped and talked to visitor who is waited in long lines and of course even held some babies. you can see from this video in the white house you can see the first family dogs beau and sunny. also they're greeting visit core ors. it's been almost eight months since they were open to public. that would be pretty something to get in there and shake the president' hand. >> yeah. all right, let's talk about weather now. bill, just the same cold in the morning and then a nice day. >> yeah, and a lot to tell you

about kids. you guys have kids. leaving the jackets at school. mine did too. and that's the way it's going to be. cool in the mornings warm in the afternoons. and changes just start to slide south. here is the satellite loop. it's an active looking pacific. you're starting to see some activity and clouds down here. as we head in towards monday the jet stream wants to drop down close to the bay area and that could issue in some showers. and watch that closely for you. but as frank points out some mild temperatures. we can look at the winds. they are there, they are not real strong. and so that could allow temperatures to get cool. lots of low 40s to be the. and frost. you done need to be freezing to get frost. frost advice renot in effect tonight. overnight low 40 in santa rosa.

chilly when you get going and ends up warm. there is your wednesday. mostly sunny. warmest day of the week. and the rest of the jet stream is going to drop down as we head into thursday. coming down a little bit and temperatures start to trend down just a bit. bumping into us and temperatures start to. does it get cold? no. into the weekend it's mid-60s. we've just been really, really warm. tomorrow will be the mid-70s. maybe upper 70s. 77 in fair field. and 10:00 news broadcast. we're not out of the woods yet for fire danger. but it feels like we're getting through this pretty easily. this time of year can be very scar refor fire danger. this pattern that we're looking at this week as was the pattern last week doesn't look to be a real problem for firefighters. so the forecast highs and the

forecast regions inland, coast and bay you see temperatures trending down as you head into friday, saturday and sunday. here this is where the jet stream drops down that's where there's more closed. and monday and tuesday things get going. as he we head into monday and tuesday. there is the five day forecast. and when i come back take the latest computer model. run it through and see how far down the weekend we can get. also talk specific specifically about daytime highs for a city where you live and the bay area weekend coming up in the five day. >> you mentioned little ones leaving jackets at school. did your parents ever write bill mar kin arkansas tin in the back of it. >> you bet. $800,000 for things like scarves and ties. >> we're talking about a whole new level of spending here.

>> reporter: how taxpayer dollars are being spent. what we're working on for 6. >> a creative way to get more officers on south bay street. why it comes to the expensive criminal investigation. plus there's a car on fire in the tunnel. for the first time we're hearing the 911 calls placed as a fire pushed drivers to flee. refeeling those frantic moments all of this coming up new at 6.

no too i guess hikes for uc students arecord the new proposed budget. undergraduate too i guess would remain at $12,192 before room, board and campus fees. renales supposed to talk next month. commitment to freeze tuition fees may change if state funding for the uc system does not increase by about $267 million. hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on swag. basing thousands of taxpayer dollars on fancy gifts. >> we're talking about a whole new level of spending here and a whole new level of waste. >> the investigation found u.s. marshal service spent nearly $800,000 on gifts. buying items such as christmas

on manhattans. silk scarves ties and coins. alabama increased spendology promotional items but nearly 10- fold. the national taxpayer's union calls that out of control spending. >> even in washington, d.c. a 975% spending increase is something that ought to raise eyebrows. it ought to raise tempers as well. >> saying the increase in swag spend being the result of an sense of internal controls, accountability and good judgment. we have reached out to the marshal essives and saying new procedures and policy have been put in place to keep the same mistakes from happening again. the firing of sponge bob in an episode cartoon is prompting a debate over social services. "bran ere man, oh man i love my job. what's the good word?

>> there's two words. and they're not very good. you're fired. >> that is a sneak peek from the hollywood rodder he goes onto find a new job instead of collecting unemployment. and that triggered conservative commentary about development handouts by theny post and fox news. also a counterrer attack by liberal matters it's set to air next monday. tist official riders competing in next year's tour of california will be pedaling their way through the way bay area again. >> we are very proud to announce for the 9 edition of america stallages and most prestigious cycling event. >> 12 host cities for the race in 2014. it will begin on may 1 citizen right in front of the state

capitol of sacramento. then traveling hundreds of miles to seenic california. racers will leave from follow some on the second stage and make their way to the bay area. hosting stage 3. the eight day race will then go to monoterrae and finish up on may 18th. a south bay day carer is facing serious allegations. >> reporter: she's accused of being drunk at work. what police and parents are saying about a long-time day care employee. plus are fast food restaurants targeting kids? some of them are doing just that. the strategyings they're using and the growing outcan rage among parents. plus a new twist in the nfl bullying case with a former stanford alum. why some say list diploma made him a target.

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police because she was slurring her speech and fumbling with her keys. live in morgan hill where you learned this is not the first time parents have seen suspicious behavior. >> reporter: police are not giving specifics but say parents are now coming forward telling them that what happened here may not have been an isolated incident. >> horrible. fightened. scared. >> reporter: 58-year-old day care backerrer an mammary lopez had been arrested and charged with child endangererment. >> she was a good teacher. we never had problems with here. >> reporter: but monday morning a parent called more began hill police after they nosed her slurring her speech. >> we began speaking with here. slurring her speech. the officer can smell alcohol from her be. and at that point they

immediately recognize she was under the innews of alcohol. >> reporter: at least two parents told police they did have prior concern ifs. now authorities want to know whether there were incidents of intoxication that didn't get record. q the fact is this woman is opening up the day car center only one there watching the kids and too intoxicated to not only take care of herself but kids. >> reporter: staff tell us they're conducting their own investigation but would not tell us whether low pell was still employed. also investigating the matter. we checked with authorities and they say there is no history of problems here. >> all of those year i never smelt her like she had an alcoholic problem. >> we're kind of iffy was about going here now. we don't know what we're going to do. >> reporter: police would like to speak to other parks in the coming days. they say they are still waiting on toxicology reports in this

case. live in morgan hill. 21 states including california do not require annual unannounced inspections of day care facilities. that's according to a new report but the department of health and human services. taking a closer look at california and a few other states inspections can uncover a lack of staff. unscreened people living in family day care homes and broken playground equipment. san francisco 49's troubled player aldon smith is coming back since his arrest. he's in our new rooms now what's he saying, joe. >> reporter: it's not the first time we heard something like this from a professional athlete but i would character ice his attitude today as contrite. smiths' presence in the 49er locker room is hard to miss but it's one they've had to do

without for six weeks. arrested for driving under the influence just hours before aer practice. fellini gun charges were brought against him. the outstanding young stars at his position, smith should have a bright career in front of him if he gets his off-the-field life in order. >> i cam in the league on the young side of things. and i've just taken every free chance i've gotten to get better and grow. maximize my potential. i have a lot of things i can do and a lot of goals i want to reach. just taking the steps to get to where i want to be is the goal of mine. >> people say that they care about you as a human being than a football player. did you get that from the organization? >> yeah, i've gotten a lot of

support from my family, friends, organization, teammates and everything. ten and it really says a lot that people care about me outside the field and as a person. [ horn ] >> still has illegal firearms and driving under the influence pending. yet to hear about any kind of progress that may come from the league officer. now to prove whether he's the young player that's learned from his mistakes or someone who's demonstrated behavior pattern that will shorten his potential nfl career. a suspected armed robber is in custody after leading u.s. marshal, oakland police on a brief search this morning. it started around 9:00 when u.s. marshals tried to issue a search warrant. authorities say a man jumped out of the wind to try to keep from being arrested but about 90 minutes laters he was found and taken into custody. an investigate is underway

into a police shooting that shut down a major stretch of a bay area highway. it happened after a car chase in fair field. >> reporter: plus shut down nearly a mile of highway 12 fair field. >> i would say they are life threatening injuries. >> reporter: police say it started when they came to this nearby apartment complex where a woman had been attacked and left lying in the grass. >> there were all of these par maddics just huddled around the lady. i just saw blued. >> reporter: finding a suspect in that attack. started chasing him on foot until they reached the highway. at that point they say he turned and tried to attack them with a knife. >> made the officers injured by the knife attack? >> we don't have any officers injured. >> so he lunged and then it

happened? >> i don't know how exactly it happened. >> reporter: police administrators questioning the officers involved to determine who fired how many shots. usually officers are placed on lee during the information. reopened highway 12 just after 4:00 this afternoon. but they say it will take a while to get to the bottom of fair field's third officer- involved shooting so far this year. some lake county homeowners are suing the county for sinking ground that's damaged their homes. people started noticing cracks in hair ohm last march. they were deemed unlivable. chronic leeks from the public water system are to blame from destabilizing the ground. it's an irrigation system. squeezing out long time city restoration dens. overall evictions are up 38% in

san francisco in the last three years. who want sell the units instead of rent them skyrocketed. one south bay city is facing a big problem with pigs. >> they will come up and eat up your lawn. >> tonight the meeting underway right now on what to do about it. plus a big green line causing confusion among drivers and bikists. what it's for and what some say it's not working. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. and then admitting he did. why toronto's mayor is still not backing down after admitting it. i love watching tv outside.

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we are still a year away from the next election of governor of california. but today a candidate entered the race. tim donly a republican launched his campaign in los angeles. donly is supported by the tea party. known as a gun rights supporter. strongly antiabortion. the pressure is mounting for the mayor of toronto to resign now that he's admitted he smoked crack. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. am i an addict? no. >> say saying he probably dried

it during a drunken super a year ago. the toronto police chief shing the your smoking a crack pipe was found. fast food restaurants are apparently using social media to targetup kids. researchers at yale have been voling the top 18 fast food change chains of the u.s. last year kids between the ages of 6- 11 years old saw 10% fewer aids for fast food compared to 2010 but greatly increasing their social media. >> they're marketing now in new ways like social immediate na that parents aren't familiar with. >> researchers say fast food restaurants should do more to

improve the traditional quality of kids meals and should stop marketing directly to children. a south bay city is facing pig problems. and the effort underway right now to find a solution. >> a beautiful house and lawn until you see what pigs did. shooting inside city limits. current miami dolphins player allegedly bullied by his teammate. why some say his diploma may have made him a target. and right after after the break we come back. there are some changes coming towards the weekend that could result in some wet weather. i will have those specifics.

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new at 5. some call it open season in san jose. a wild pig problem leads to a upon change in local law meaning certain people can kill the wild pigs. they have been called dangerous and mean and costing thousands of dollars in damage. what the city council is discussing right now could allow wild pigs to be legally shot in san jose. >> reporter: this san jose neighborhood neatly man cured yards are suddenly being torn up by wild pigs. >> pigs are a huge problem. they will come up and dig up your lawns. very dangerous. >> reporter: wild pigs seeking

food and water are invading bay area neighborhoods. >> i was shocked at the size of them. six or eight adults and smaller ones. >> reporter: could damage could run to tens of thousands of dollars. urging the city council to change the law on shooting inside city limits. >> the ability to humanely put them down using a firearm. >> reporter: calling for today ease urgent exception for the fire discharge ordnance. legally shoot problemmed birds. they had hired a trapper but the law first required relocation. the new law would allow a trapper with a proper permit to shoot a problemmed pig. >> this is a band aid on the problem and more needs to be done on controlling the population. >> reporter: the new ordnance takes effect immediately if it passes tonight. san jose are looking for a

elder man who has been missing for more than a day now. he walked away from a nursing home yesterday afternoon. he requires dailiness lin junctions. they say he doesn't know where helies and doesn't have any money with him. the suspension of miami dolphin liney richy incognito for allegedly bullying a teammate is opening up a broader discussion about team sports. he was suspended indefinitely for detrimental contact for teammate jonathan martin. this is during a bar rage when he used a racial slur against another teammate. some nfl players say they're not surprised about the harass manhattan because martin went to stanford. and an sad advance degree for players can lead a to bully magnet.

saying "we expect the nfl and its clubs create a safe and professional workplace for all players and that owners, executives, coaches and player should set the best standards and examples." the people buying a pro pole to get a year-round snow park to the south bay is starting donations. the park will feature synthetic snow and offer skiing and snow boarding will have beens all year lock. city council members already support the project. the goal is to race $1 million by january 4th. all right, let's talk about our weather now here. and looking good? >> yeah, it's looking good. we've been talking about it all week and last week before that. a really good run of weather. a bustle sunset out there tonight. we have good air quality. temperatures have been cool overnight and will again tonight. no frost advice retonight. these are the high, today

though. getting warm during the day. tomorrow will be slightly warmer in places mid-to upper 70s again. look forward to a refeed of exactly what he saw today. trying to take aim on the pacific northwest. that's the deal right. you can see the jet stream arcing like this. i know it's down the road but monday and tuesday we might get a little drabbing in the storm door and allow opportunity for showers to get in here. and it would be great to get some rain here before thanksgiving or around thanksgiving because it's been dry. you know that. last year was real try. and this year is a kind of make or break year. so we will be watching it closely for you as we go into the rainy season. maybe right at end of the weekend here. mostly sunny tomorrow. warmest of the day of the week. extended forecast more of the

same with cooling as we get towards your bay area saturday and sunday. and that's because the weather systems are going to drop down. we're going have plenty of 70s tomorrow. forecast in oakland downtown tomorrow cool when the kids get going. what's that like today? almost exactly like today. san francisco tomorrow same thing that happened today. you wake up cool. south of market. you're going to have temperatures in the low 50s. mid-60s by lunch time. 74 in clear lake. 74 in pittsburgh. pretty warm. the weather in here talking to somebody who sits be me in propieces painting his house. how many plays can you be painting your house in shorts in november? not many places. the weather is cooperating most of this week. but weekend clouds coming in. they come in indicating jet

stream dropping out south a little bit and that's the opportunity for the storm door to open and get some rain. in the meantime enjoy more of the same which has been really, really nice staying that way a little cooler. but the clouds coming in, the models are all pretty strong on bringing some rain in here next week. >> finally. but the views you're right just spectacular. thanks, bill. >> sure. a big green line right in the middle of an east bay street. oakland is salespeopling with this green bike line why are motoristses so confused? more on what we're working on at 6. construction on a subaway tunnel makes an unexpected turn. a church getting back a piece of history that was lost for years under ground. then to get more officers on the beach.

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to wonder what the rules are for this road. it's a stretch of green road way that extends down a mile. but we found many drivers aren't sure what it's for or who it's far. >> i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the motorist es mystery is an experiment that began here in september. designating the lane is open to both motorists and bikists. >> the problem with that is you're constantly in the car's blind spot when you're to the right or left car. you should be out in the middle of traffic. >> reporter: we found some cyclists staying out of the green lane. and some drivers say they avoid the lane all together even think they have ever legal right to be there. >> i just stay out of it. seems to me you can't go into it. >> reporter: a handful of other

cities across the country with experimenting with sharing lines. oak fanned officials tell it us hospital street was chosen because of a station attracting a high number of passengers that bring bikes on board. >> i hope the lane would increase awareness that bikers really need a whole lane. >> it will be next year before they decide if bikers will need more lanes or none at all. a lot of people tonight are remembering a man who was first to sell many your mean cars here in the bay area. dying in san francisco this weekend. he was 94 years old. the norwegian native brought volkswagen, mg, and many others to his showroom. also the founder of the san francisco auto show. he leaves mind two sons and

seven grandchildren. now at of the san jose police department is trying something now. the creative staffing changes that some are already arguing won't solve a problem. a reprieve feed for 115,000 californias to cancel the health insurance plan. the deal struck today to make sure the people who followed the new health care law aren't punished for it. and a flurry are of calls. hearing a 911 calls as a car fire erupted in the tunnel. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6. it's no secret is abjose doesn't have new police officers on the street. the department is trying something now and making convicts take turns on patrol. good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> enzyme julie haener.

joining us live with the plan that will be announced on thursday. robert. >> reporter: the public announcement is still planned for thursday but the rotation of detectives to patrol has already started. and so have the arguments on whether it actually involve arkansas solves the problem. there are only 912 working officers in the san jose police department. 457 on patrol. this week about 70 detectives will begin patrol unit. of the domestic violence unit and police union board member says the rotation follows severe cuts to the detective ranks railroad. >> a reduction already in some of arraigns and now having officers spend one additional day out in the street instead of investigating the cases they may have on their desk is devastating to our investigation. >> reporter: the police