officers paid and o'malley not arrived at the other end of the alley. officer of valley got out of his car and ran down the building line toward the vehicle. the vehicle started again. fear of the suspect might get into another altercation with civilians, as this was mayor of the scene of the initial incident, or leave the alley to in danger citizens and officers, officer of valley stopped -- officer o'malley shot one shot. the suspect fired a round at them through his back window. officers came, stern, and the live, returned fire without hitting the suspect. the officers continued their verbal commands to the suspect to put up his hands and leave the vehicles. the suspect got out of the driver's door, raised his hands, took off his shirt doing a full circle. the suspect then dropped his hands to his waist and took a few steps toward the officers who did not fire at these provoking actions. the suspect then returned to his car and sat on the running board. officers kept up a stream of commands for the suspect to surrender which he ignored. officer pain m

in the mission at the moment are being permitted to have units built on the alleys for that reason. it's a naturally traffic calmed says and family friendly in on the flip side. and that in a way in certain neighborhoods they are typically more affordable. the city is encouraging that. and it's difficult but -- >> garage? >> yeah. >> [inaudible]. >> yeah. >> right it's difficult you have to deal with issues of the historical pattern most of the alleys in the mission were if ice delivery with horses that's why they are small. and then garages went in in the 50's. we are used to them now does not mean it was that way. go to the library and look at the historical photographs of the neighborhood you can get inspired by realizing you can change things. like ice delivery. well, what do we do with it now? >> well, yeah. the maintenance plan that's in part with the conversation with, for example, for the projects that take place on at a school. it involved a conversation with the principal and with the pta. so, for example, the pta of jefferson which was already very involved in a g

i think that particular day me and my friends, we did this thing where we'd go in the alley, you know. we call it snapping now, but play instruments. it was crazy. there was this family that owned this kind of car repair shop a couple of blocks away from where i lived. and the alley was right in back of their place and the heinz brothers' repair shop, and i guess they heard us making noise in the back. said some bad words and all that kind of craziness. so he came, you know, oh, boy, why do you use your mouth for such horrible things? you have so much you can do. you can sing. spiritual songs. do wonderful things. ♪ you're right. i shouldn't do that. lord, i love you jesus, help me lord. ♪ i love you so much ooh ooh ooh help me lord ♪ i know i was wrong ♪ i'll do it right next time ♪ ♪ [laughter] and so then he gave me about a dollar's worth of change. that's what i needed. [laughter] to do what i needed to do. the guitars are still going a few blocks away. and i told my friend, ok, i'll give you a quarter if you walk me across the street. i want to hear his music, and we'll get some

the neighbors. neighbors being residence denies. mixed use alley has automatic repair shops. it has some residential and some businesses. and so you know it's not our traditional one block of residential users or something. so we reached out with the sketches we had and found a receptive audience. and i think that was you know so receptive it was like a yearning. people really looking for a good idea and a good place to do it and you know from there enabled the partnership of the city to give us a grant through the ccg and really help that whole process along. it's like starting a snow ball rolling getting a grant from the city and validating the idea and we are on your way. what we did in terms of aplying for the grant we came up with one of the sketches that's floating around the curvy area in the middle of the street n. real world of design there is the transportation authority and parking and traffic. accessibility issues that make it normative. the idea was to take a portion of the alley about 90 feet west of goth street and raise the entire road bed to the level of the s

now this is a look at the alley way where the victims were found. you can see it's been hosed off. it was riddled with chalk circles like the ones you see right here next to this candle. there are a couple other ones by the truck. down on the ground right there you can see about five or six of them there. these are spots where detectives found several bullet casings in the street last night. now it happened just after 7:00 at the corner of 8th and lenden streets. police say two people were killed under a hail of bullets and four wounded after a drive- by shooting most likely gang- related. two victims pronounced dead at the scene. and another rushed to the hospital where sources tell us he later died. this may be tied to an going trouble with a rival group in san bruno. >> i don't know why they're coming over here doing this. the cops are always here harassing us and our family and coming over here all the time, but they don't go to the other people and say they know they have an idea on who's coming in here shooting all of our families. >> reporter: three other men were wounded bu

after a short foot chase, police con con confronted the map in the alley. >> the police are showing how officers are trained to handle similar situations. the police department is hoping to build a better understanding between hit and the community that has accused it of excessive force. >> freeze, police, don't move. >> this sargeant just shot a virtual robbery suspect to death. >> he disobeyed my orders. and he turned. i shot at him. >> this is a situation simulator which oakland police trainees go through. scenarios from confronting a suspect to use of lethal force are run through a computer. >> we include in a lot of our training are shot and no-shoot scenarios, tactile communications, talk this person into surrender. >> it's the basis for the department's policy, comes down to use only level of force that is objectively reasonable based on the totality of circumstances at the time, circumstances which officers need to react to in seconds. for the first time ever the oakland police allowed elected officials, community members and the media to attend a five our training on use of for

we had would officers that did fire on that person. >> reporter: he died in the alley. police said they also found an assault rifle inside the red car. >> he's had his troubles don't get me wrong. >> reporter: she says the coroner showed her a picture and she positively identified him. she says her son had a previous run-in with police. >> he had just walked out the house. they accused him of doing something that he didn't do. nothing was ever found e was tased in the head, his back, his finger was cut off. they never pressed any charges against anything. >> reporter: in today's incident, police arrested two other men. they searched the neighborhood for hours. >> everybody makes mistakes. this time he was trying extra hard. i will know that because -- for a teenage young man to hang out with his mom, i know. i know, i know he was trying hard because he was hanging out with me. anytime you get a young man that hangs out with his mom, he's trying to change. >> reporter: as-is routine, the two officers have been placed on administrative leave. there have been six officer- i

ron artest with the alley-oop but no match for miami. lebron beat the shot clock with a season high five three-pointers. 27 points and ten assists. kobe bryant was held to 17 points. >> second quarter, kevin garnet with a team high of 22. magic would rally behind defense. watch hoard reject paul pears. he had five blocks with the game tied, and here is a big three. 86-78 was the final, magic and boston, first loss since november 21. >> still to come, hear from the 49ers and raiders as they face must win games. and on the ♪ leftover desserts, boardroom, now. and hurry before the interns get here. thanks but i already have some yummy black forest cake. black forest cake? ♪ so? [ female announcer ] need a guilt fretreat? tryoplait light. and i've lost weight. [ female announcer ] with 30 delicious flavors, all around 100 calories each. yoplait. it is so good. the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack. try it today. >>> despite a 5-9 record, 49ers are still in the playoff race but if they lose tomorrow they will be eliminated. they did knock off

rudy gray leading the -- he'll get an assist on the alley-oop. izzlies beat the bobcats. 4 wins in a row. jason werth was introduced today as the washington nationals to a 7 year contract for $126 million. werth was a first round draft pick of the orioles in 2007. dcs hockey team is down in the dumps after another loss. in overtime against an line gets the -- anaheim gets the game winner. the losing streak is the longest in the three years that boudreaux has been. >>> has been battling leukemia. >>> thank you, mark. >>> the ugly sweater phenomenon. >>> tacky is now trending. how stores are now cashing ,,,,, >>> they are multicolored with seems of santa and they are the biggest thing this holiday season. we are talking about the ugly holiday sweater. stores can't keep them in stock. ugly sweater parties are all the rage. it just shows everything comes back into fashion in one [ female announcer ] safeway talks gift ideas. music makes a great gift. i like rock, hip-hop, country... and you are telling me this, why? i...uh...thought you might be my se

we had two officers that did fire on that person. >> reporter: he died in the alley between the houses two doors down. look closely here and you can see some of the evidence markers showing the gun shots that missed their mark. police are still not saying what exactly led officers to open fire. >> he was a young man, like we all say he has had his troubles, don't get me wrong. >> reporter: octavia young says the young man shot was her son. she says her son had a previous run-in with police. >> he had just walked out the house, they accused him of doing something he didn't do, nothing was ever found, he was tazed in the head, tazed in his back. >> reporter: today's incident they arrested two other men in the carpenter. they searched the neighborhood for hours but never found the fourth. >> everybody makes mistakes, everybody does. i know, i know he was trying hard because he was hanging out with me and any time you got a young man that hangs out with his mom he is trying to change. >> reporter: the oakland tribune is reporting that the suspect showed the officer a weapon. it's not clear

. >> reporter: he died in the alley between the houses two doors down. look closely and see the evidence markers showing the gunshots that missed their mark. police are still not saying what exactly led officers to open fire. >> he's a young man, like we all say. he's had his troubles, don't get me wrong. >> reporter: octavia edwards said the young man is her son. she said the coroner showed her a picture, and she positively identified him. she says her son had a previous run-in with police. >> had just walked out of the house. they accused him of doing something that he didn't do. nothing was ever found. he was tased in the head, tased in his back. >> reporter: police arrested two other men who were in the car. they searched the neighborhood for hours, but never found the fourth. >> everybody makes mistakes. everybody does. >> i know, i know he was trying hard, because he was hanging out with me; and anytime a young man hangs out with his mom, he's trying to change. >> reporter: joe vasquez, cbs 5. >>> and this is the fourth fatal police shooting in oak

finishing the alley-oop. 48-21 at the half. second half. peterson to the rim for two of her game high 16. she also had 20 rebounds. major size differential tonight. 145. got a hug after the game as she becomes the sixth coach in women's basketball history to win 800 games. >> to win it is kind of weird. i thought about it. but seeing the signs. that's a lot of games. and i just realize we have been at this a long time and it really was special. i mean, i didn't plan it this way. i didn't want it to happen this way. but it was really special to be here with jennifer. >> she came and talked to our team tonight. she said immediately before obviously coming here she came and talked to our team and that meant a lot and that says a lot about her. her 800th win. and she is celebrating but she even came to talk to us. which just says a lot about her. so as i said, bitter sweet. ironic. i mean, we were the first recruiting class. and here she is with her 800th win. it is hard to think we lost the game but i'm really happy. >> great story, great atmo

say the robber left the mcdonald's in such a hurry, he left a trail of cash out the back door into the alleynd west on harryson streetson -- harrison street toward the bay. >>> police are searching for other robberies. the two most recent happened at the b.a.r.t. station. the individuals were robbed at gunpoint while getting into their cars. last night police say there were six other armed robberies and the victims were often d istracted by cell phones and ipods. we talked to one woman who said she always takes precaution when heading to her car. >> i'm extremely cautious. i'm here at a particular time. my door is always locked. i don't put my club on so i can take off at any time if anyone approaches. >> a community hearing will be held tonight. for details go to our website and look for web links. >>> today's antioch's mayor plans to meet with police and community leaders to discuss a disturbing increase in violent crime in that city. the most recent incident in antioch happened yesterday when police say a woman was dragged to her death. 51-year-old lucio rivera has confessed. so far, anti

nba tonight, celtics and sixers, kevin garnett on the alley-oop with 1.4 seconds left. and then plays center. once i start i can't stop. steals a pass. boston escapes philly 102-101. the christmas card photo that was 52 years in the making. giant fans posing with a world series trophy. season ticket holders opportunity to get shots with the trophy thi week. for are giants fans this is the ultimate. >> a nice photo. you, tim lincecum and the trophy. >> they went all the way. they are beautiful, man. they are coming back next year. take it again, baby, let's do it again one more time. >> excited to be able to have this opportunity. waiting in line and looking forward to seeing it and the second you walk up and see it it was just like i don't need christmas. that was it. >> the first guy sounded like hulklklklklklklklklklklklklklkk [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider

>> reporter: neighbors and friends gathered today in the alley where six people were shot last night.> why did this happen here? why did these people come here and do this to them? they didn't do nothing. >> reporter: it was 7:15 p.m. when neighbors heard several shots near linden avenue and 8th lane in south san francisco and came out to find carnage. >> when you see a body like in pieces and actually right close to you... it's just sad. >> reporter: two men were dead, one badly hurt and three others wounded but alive. this man says two of his brothers were among the people who were shot. >> they shot him in the leg. >> reporter: he was shot in the leg? >> right. and he was shot -- people say in the head. >> reporter: he said his 19- year-old brother had recently graduated from high school and was not in a gang. >> he was a very good person, very respectful, very energetic, uhm, he was striving to do well in life. >> reporter: as for this man's little brother who survived the shooting, while the other died... >> life goes on and you got think of the good things your brother had to of

later in the second, the alley-oop to markieff morris. he had 16 points. jayhawks lead, 50-41. l minutes now. brady morningstar, wide-open for three. the jayhawks go on to win it, 81-68. >>> tom izzo and number eight michigan state, taking on seventh-ranked syracuse, still in the jimmy v. classic. first half, scoop jardine. it looked like an alley-oop. and it was. but it goes in. izzo can't believe it. take another look. supposed to be a pass. but he'll take the points. jardine with 19 in the game. syracuse up by six. later on, rick jackson, he's jamming it home. had 17 points, 16 boards. syracuse goes on to win, 72-58. >>> now, to the nba. john wall and the wizards in los angeles, taking on the lakers. second quarter, john wall, in transition. he had 22 points and a career high 14 assists. later in the second, kobe bryant, top of the key. the dish to pau gasol. who had 21 and 14 boards. lakers lead 77-63. in the fourth quarter, bryant leaving it for gasol again. bryant had 32 himself. the lakers win, 115-108. >>> and that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. back to you in t

. -- there will be good times playing on the big stage in the alleys. a l east.the sources say that franklin has moved closer. vanderbilt officials say that they have not finalized a deal with franklin. there is a clause that will pay him $1 million if he does not take over for fred friedgen. three years after the men's basketball team played in its first-ever division won n.c.a.a. men's basketball tournament, march madness, they find themselves at the other end of the madness spectrum. 10 games into the season and they're still looking for their first win. final pressure starting to crack. travis king for three and led all scorers with 20 points. schroyer board took over with three straight three's. took over with brewebrewer three straight threes. the retrievers fall to 0-10. we are hoping and praying for tom to give us some glimmer of tom to give us some glimmer of warmth in the s [ male announcer ] the face of hunger in this country is all around us. 1 in 6 americans live in hunger. at bank of america, we've created the gift for opportunity fund to

the alley-oop was good. but david lee doesn't like richard jefferson hanging on the rim. spurs win 118-98. duncan with a triple-double. >>> kobe bryant and the lakers taking on the grizzlies. under a minute to play. lakers down by four. bryant going strong to the rack. the offbalance layup is good. lakers cut the lead to two. ensuing possession for the grizzlies. conley, he turns it over. so, bryant, he gets the ball with under ten seconds, looking for a shot. middle of the lane, has to toss it over to ron artest. and he can't get the shot off. the lakers lose 98-96. the lakers have lost three in a row. >>> and also, some college basketball action for you. georgetown and missouri. second half, under a minute to play. marcus denmon, with the layup in transition. missouri up by four. under ten seconds to go. hoyas down by three. hollis thompson, misses the three. kim english with the save. jason clark, over to chris wright. and he drains the three. game tied at 94-94. and we're headed to overtime. under 1:30 left in the extra session. clark, open for three, drains it. he ha

we have come up with the behind the back pass and the belly open -- and the alley-oop. the shop will be 12 feet behind willba line -- the shot be 12 feet behind the nba line. >> what is it about the team? >> i think is fun for everyone. we are having fun. we're out there making people smile. that is what it is all about. >> you also get to meet people after the game. >> we take 30 minutes after each game and we signed autographs. fans can come and talk to us and meals on a personal level. it is always fun for the fans. >> it takes years and years to master the skills terry they will try to teach me. let's take a look at hd doppler projec. it is still bitterly cold. we could see some activity tomorrow. for now, i am going to pass it -- oh, no. i cannot even try. >> you have to work on your defense. y. i do not know why i trie >> next half-hour, you will spin it on your finger. stay tuned for that. it is not outside basketball wheeather. 19 at the airport. the wind is not quite as strong today. the wind is gusting about 15 miles per hour. yesterday it was gusting 25 miles

the suspect instead fled into the alley where one officer fired on the man several times. >> he had a confrontation with the officers. he was in possession of a firearm. the firearm was recovered and he was shot. >> did the suspect ever fire his gun? >> we don't believe so. >> reporter: vallejo pd is not releasing the name of the suspect because they're still contacting his family. the officer involved is on paid administrative leave. we're told he is a veteran officer and he has at least ten years on the force. now for a time, this incident stretched vallejo police britain. because of budget reasons, they have about six patrol officers on the street and 10 at night. in response to the shooting and witnesses that needed to be interviewed officers were called in tonight. debra villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it happened after 7:00 this evening in the 9200 block of international boulevard. this is new video that recently came into the newsroom. police say one person died on the scene. four other people with gunshot wounds were transported to the hospital. the identities and ages of t

police confronted him in the alley where he threatened them and they shot him. he was pronounced dead at a hospital. >>> the senate will begin voting on tax cut deal that was struck between obama and congressional leaders. bill clinton is urging democrats in congress to vote for the $860 billion package. expectations are for smoother sailing in the senate but democrats still want to make changes. david axelrod expects the president's deal with republicans to be approved before the end of the year. >> i think every single person in that building does not want taxes to go up on january 1st, does not want to see two million people lose their unemployment insurance. everybody understands what the economy will be if that package doesn't move forward. so i believe that there will be a coming together around this. >> axelrod made his remarks early this morning. >>> family and friends in north carolina said goodbye to elizabeth edwards. a woman that faced tragedy with tremendous grace and courage. john edwards did not speak at the funeral. the oldest daughter cate paid t

stoudamire started to feel at home in the garden. alley-oop. n looked like steve nash feeding stoudamire whatever he could. another dish, another bucket. amare had 35. the knicks won, 111-100. >>> hockey -- great finish between the lightning and the maple leafs. unloaded a rocket from the point. a rocket unloaded. it tied the face and forced o.t. gagne missed his return in style. a minute in overtime, and the lightning win it 4-3. >>> college hoops, final seconds, hoyas down three. first intent was off the mark. got the ball back. georgetown forced overtime and grabbed momentum. they outscored the tigers, 17-8 in the o.t. georgetown upset missouri, 111-102. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the king of pop's father takes his case back to court. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, sure star performances kept the crowds entertain, but what they really came for was seeing the tree lit up. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. still wet we

paul for the alley-oop. they were no match for miami. lebron james beat the shot clock.had a triple double 27 points, 11 rebounds. the heat win 96-80. kobe bryant with 17 points. orlando was hoping to snack the celtic's 14-game win street. kevin garnet with a flash and two of his team high 22. the celtics left by as much as 12. rally behind the defense. rejects paul pierce. that's worth one more look. he had five blocks. with the game tied late, nelson comes up with the big three. 86-78 was the final. the magic in boston, its first loss since november 21st. despite a 5-9 record, the 49ers still in the playoff race. if they lose today in st. louis, they will finally be eliminated. san francisco knocked off the rams thanks in part to a defense that held steven jackson to 89 yards rushing. the rams' dynamic runningback. >> you know, we got the only team in the league been able to stop the run. so the challenges we face. >> for the raiders to keep their slim playoff hopes alive, they must beat the colts this afternoon while the chiefs have to lose to tennessee. for the first

police confronted him in the alley where they wound up shooting him. unced dead at the scene. the 46-year-old son of bernie madoff was found dead in new york city in an apparent suicide. he was found hanged in the living room of his manhattan apartment. >> two years to the day of his father's arrest, mark madoff hanged himself by a dog collar inside his manhattan apartment. >> mr. madoff apparently left some e-mail notes. seems to have communicated with members of family. >> a source close to the family tells abc news the suicide comes as a big shock. mark madoff had never been charged with a crime though in recent days we're told he had been very distressed. he had just been named in a new lawsuit by the court trustee seeking to recover money for victims of his father's fraud and faced with unrelenting pressure from false accusations and innuendo. police were called 7:30 in the morning by a relative who discovered madoff's body. his two-year-old son slept in another room. his wife and four-year-old child were out of town. >> mr. madoff's father-in-law

both he and a second officer cornered the man in an alley. the officer say they shot jones after he reached for his waistband. >> i heard all of the shots. i thought it was a shootout. so for police officers or anyone to be shooting someone that many times. it would just -- it's way out of bounds. >> later police found a small scale either near jones's body or on his person. new training asks officers to be doubly sure if they see a suspect reach for his waistband if they are fearing their s afety. that's because many men wear their pants low and might be pulling up their pants instead of reaching for a weaponnen. weapon. we'll try to speak with chief anthony bats this morning -- batts this morning about his call for the fbi investigation and what he hopes will come out of the investigation in addition to a level of trust that's higher than it is now. reporting live in oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> 7:03. well, berkeley residents may feel safer on the streets this morning. police have arrested nine p eople,

we had neighbors that moved in the back alley and they voted some gentleman in that was gonna be the spokesperson for their bunch of lofts and the gentleman came around and decided that he wanted to talk to one of the owners and managers and he told us we had to repaint our building so that the value of his building wouldn't go down. we told him "you've been here for six months. you can go get stuffed." it's been a corner bar here, probably since 1910 at least. it's been used from the irish immigrants building the ships to the music people from kqed. it's been al's trans-bay tavern since the 40's, which clint eastwood said in one of his films, "see you at al's." there's a lot of people that have been living here for 20 years and they know about the loud music and they're not... they're kind of in with it. south of market has a community with the meetings and everything, and that's starting, at least what i've seen, to become quite more prominent. i think as these things do slip and start to gain momentum that it's up to san franciscans and people that are doing it to take the time an

that seems like low hanging fruit to me and is right up the power alley with the kind of things we need to do to move this needle forward. that's a good example of why i think we should be able to do that sooner rather than later. >> okay, greg brown, thank you so much for joining us. we'll be right back. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free information kit... with all you need to en

the dippy directors reported 8 suspension. i still able to organize a meeting -- which is a small alley and wine the end of the street, it is 1ndo. there has been complaints about their streets being closed off. we had a good dialogue. the plans are different. we have some different ways to organize the crowd. we tried one option this weekend and it did not go as well as we had hoped. it is great, everyone is sending e-mail and we can know if the staff will facilitate that kind of open dialogue. we're looking into the complaints. we have been by a few times. we will try to wrap this up and dow. the following venues' receive notices of violation. denny incident with a star is not a venue that we did not permit. -- any incident with a stark. i can go over if you wish. >> we will open it up to commissioner questions. >> how are you tracking those applications? >> we created a database that we had and any citation was to be put into. we have expanded that to track but other -- coming in and so forth. we already had that established. >> what is your recourse if they go the limit? >> if they got one more per week, instead it actual

that seems like low hanging fruit to me and is right up the power alley with the kind of things we needs needle forward. that's a good example of why i think we should be able to do that sooner rather than later. >> okay, greg brown, thank you so much for joining us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] print from any mobile device so your ideas can be there even when you're not. introducing the new web-connected printers with eprint from hp. to london starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol now, and maybe up to 8 in a day. or...choose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. enjoy the flight. >>> in our best ideas segment, we've got someone who when it comes to education has had a lot of them. i'm talking about ideas. >> former d.c.'s school chancellor newest idea landed her on the cover of "newsweek" magazine. >> let's start by agreeing america's educational system is broken. explain to us how. >> there is no doubt about it. the evidence is unassailable that we're in the middle of a crisis. last week, results came out about the piza examination which basical