made it very clear that they believe he is guilty but they were on on whether he was the actual triggerman. they're not sure whether he pulled the trigger and killed the family. this took three months of trials and nearly one week of deliberations. they decided he's guilty of three counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder and they were hung on two lesser charges including one that identified him as the triggerman. in the course of the trial, ramos is admitted he was driving the car when the drive-by shooting happened but he claimed another guy was the triggerman. tony bologna and his sons were on their way back from a family picnic when they were shot. the one surviving son was also in the car and is a key witness in the trial. as each verdict was read, the widow sobbed out loud in the courtroom. we also spoke to some other family members. >> this family has waited a long time for this. the family has waited a long time and justice has been served and we're thankful for everyone who has helped us out through this difficult time >> ramos will likely spend the rest of his life in p

and that was the triggerman in the case. but the rest of their verdicts and the rest of their findings made crystal clear what they did understand and what it did find, that this was a gang retaliation murder. plant, carried out, with multiple victims. >> ramos is expected to get a term of life in prison without the possibility of parole. sentencing will be june 4th. reporting live, joe vasquez, cbs 5. >> thousands of san fransisco teachers could soon walk off the job. upset over a plan by the school board to lay off more than 200 teachers and eight administrative workers. the board of education predicts a budget shortfall of more than $83 million over the next two years. that is if governor brown's tax mr. passes in november. >> all that we are saying are " let's do the same concessions we have had for the last two years, carry them over for another two years and we're there ". >> there's no more room to cut, at what point do we reach the tipping point? >> the district wants more furlough days and to eliminate sabbaticals.

. >> ernesto was the triggerman.e pulled up to the goose, perfect shot, now the goose is at the california wildlife center. they're going to treat it and put it back into the wild where it belongs. >> how do you return people's pets and animals to them when they're in danger? >> they're so emotionally. it's such a great danger to be able to get these pets back to their owners and just to see how happy they are. it just makes us feel really great, like we're doing a great thing for these people. >>> the 300 club is a very elite group of people who have endured pretty severe weather in a very short period of time. to the south pole, the guy on the right is carlos, he is from spain. [ speaking spanish ] for about ten minutes, they sit in a sauna that is about 200 degrees fahrenheit. once temperature drops to, in this case, negative 100 degrees fahrenheit, he hits the snow. >> so they're degrees. >> exactly. >> thus the name 300 club. >> they run to the celebratory pool, which is the south pole marker. once he gets there

deputies say he was the triggerman in a triple shooting. deputies arrested the 28-year- old and filed civil charges against him, including attempted second-degree murder. he shot three men in the 900 block of edgewater drive. one victim remains in the hospital. the other two have been released. the shooting stemmed from a longstanding dispute. >>> having the police snapped a photo of you is not good. special detectives say they rounded up 20-year olds for their role in a prostitution ring. police say they made the discovery after tracking and ed posted on a social media bulletin board. >>> a permanent home for the man convicted of killing an off-duty state trooper. he was sentenced to life without parole plus 25 years for the shooting death of leslie browne. brown was working as a part-time security officer. he threw williams act of the restaurant. williams came back later. >>> a planet is in place to find a successor to the outgoing police commissioner. they're using a panel of experts and an outside source to conduct research. they will s

new at 6 o'clock march triggerman on the fight to get their citations overturned. >> the result i got out of the vehicle not realizing that i forgot to give it that slight little turn. >> so he got a $50 ticket and had trouble curbing his enthusiasm. >> i thought cars were built safe enough that it does not matter if the wheel is curb or not because we have the technology, right? >> gay traffic co says they must be curbed on a 3% grade or more. these residents have a petition going to throw all those tickets out. >> i think they should have made an announcement or something that they're wrong to start, because it has been years and have never done this. >> he has owned this neighborhood pet store for 20 years. the city says there has been no order, maybe just a new parking control officer just living by the law. >> i would like to see city vehicles get tickets and have the people on the shifts have to pay for them just like i do. >> we spotted a fire department truck with the we'll street as an error but lucky for him there was no parking control officer around. but is the street wher

they failed to reach a unanimous decision on whether ramos was the actual triggerman. >> the rest of their verdicts and the rest of their findings made chrrystal clear what they d understand and what they did find, that this was a gang retaliation murder, planned, carried out with multiple victims. >> justice today will not bring my family back, i know, but it helps a little. it helps a little. >> all i have tonight are the pictures of my son and my two grandsons. that's it. >> reporter: danielle released a statement late today, says today is a new day for my family. while we are only hatch the size we used to be, our spirit is fighting for wholeness. at least they know the person responsible will be held accountable for the crimes. now ramos also got emotional inside the courtroom. he kept his back to the audience. i could see him sobbing with his head bowed down as the judge polled the jurors. he'll be sentenced on june 4th and he faces a seven is tense of life in prison without the possibility of parole. in san francisco, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> an emotional day

police say the triggerman is one of those she was trying to help. a homeless man who lived outside and received food from the food bank. loved ones gathered at brewington's home nearby, still reeling from the tragedy. >> people seem to be turning away from god, toward the worldly things. i hope any event as sad as this, will help people turn ray heart towards god. >> reporter: authorities say douglas franklin jones was angry at the church that frequently fed him. they recovered the handgun he used to shoot the women and then shoot himself. police say he recently had become belligerent and argumentative. >> we don't think these two were necessarily targeted. we think they just happened to be in the church at the time he came in with a gun. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams with armored vehicles. >> we are working on identifying to whom that gun is registered. >> the episcopal diocese says it is saddened beyond words and immediately offered prayers. >> i'm a father. and knowing that that could happen in a church, of all things. my wife and i are active in o