come on, now. [ siren wailing in distance ] >> renee? >> uh-huh?his is the best place to be doing that? >> oh, right. i should move over here. the light's better, huh? grab my cell. thanks. >> okay, didn't i ask you to file these reports? >> yeah, but my nails ain't dry yet. you can do it. >> it's your job. >> okay, yeah. like it's my job to cover for my boss when she's late for work! >> shh! how many times are you going to mention that? >> a lot. >> i already thanked you. i even bought you lunch. >> okay, let's see. nasty tuna salad, keeping my boss out of trouble. tuna, trouble. tuna, trouble. tuna... >> i already said it wouldn't happen again! >> mm. >> renee, you got to stop this. >> well, you know, i could always just go on up to dr. moore and tell him that you were out podiatricking. >> i get it, renee. >> mm-hmm. well, i'm going to lunch. >> we already went to lunch. >> this my second lunch. >> renee, you need to get -- >> i need to what? i need to call dr. moore and tell him what? uh-uh-uh-uh! unh-unh. move, move, move, move. >> be back in

we have lieutenant ramirez coming through an intersection with his lights and sirens on responding ton officer's call for backup on a weapons call and watch what happens when he goes through the intersections. the truck t-bones him and sends him into this pole you see here and the officer was impacted on the driver's side when the truck came and smashed into him and also on the passenger side when the vehicle ran into the pole. they released this video as a reminder to pull to the right, stop, slow down, when you hear the sirens or see the lights and something like this can happen and they determined the officer is not at fault in this crash. lieutenant ramirez is recovering at home. he will be okay. you can see damage to the truck was somewhat minimal. here is the driver is okay as well. >> a lot of force for that police officer to have to endure. it is a big truck. >> here is another wreck involving two officers. this was during a police chase. the ohio state highway patrol just released this video, hot in pursuit of a suspect and lasted about 45 minutes and watch this. that's actua

. >> we heard about 15 shots, man. [ sirens ] >> three shots right here. [ screaming ] >> anyone else upstairs? anyone else in there? boston police. ♪ >>> my name's manny. i belong to the day gang unit. gang members in boston are very dangerous. there's a lot of guys that are already on a bad path. >>> my name's manny. i belong to the day gang unit. gang members in boston are very dangerous. there's a lot of guys that are already on a bad path. but then there's the ones that are at that fork in the road kind of like i was when i got out of high school. my goal is to pull them out of the situation they're in before, you know, they end up dead. i feel responsible for them. i tease my partner. we grew up next door neighbors. we went to elementary school together, middle school and high school. >> it's like growing up in this neighborhood, it was tough. >> some of the kids that i grew up with joined a gang. some of them is dead. >> my parents was real strict. >> i was a wuss. >> the streets of boston haven't changed much since they were kids. their parents both emigrated here from the cap

. >> this is 1052 and need a ambulance -- >> were the sirens and the lights on? >> according to witnesses they say no that the emergency lights nor sirens were activated as he was driving down the road at a fast speed and this happened on july 8th, 2011, but this footage is getting attention now, because it is the center of a lawsuit that was just settled. the two people inside of this car were 82-year-old myra meyer and her son 60-year-old brian richmond and they were both killed in the accident. no criminal charges were ever filed against the officer, but the family brought a lawsuit to the city, and ey settled dollars, but as a part of the settlement, no fault was admitted. >> does that mean that officer r rasmasson is still working? >> well, he was according to reports disciplined, but if you look at the list, he is still serving as a police officer. >>> working in live of the you never know what is going to happen. check out how the news team at kiii tv in corpus christi reacted when they heard a loud noise that rattled the newsroom. >> i'm john thomas and i

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he called it his sirens because he would jump into it whenever the siren sounded. he would wear monogrammed slippers that his wife gave him, velvet slippers with pom-poms with wfc on them and his siren suit. one of which was lavender for evening wear. and a tin hat, battle helmet and a cigar and out he would go to watch the german bombers, and he would watch from the roof of the -- and his aides were mortified. he would specifically point to an area where of tom phil and say take me there. they would have to go down and get in the armored car and drive through bombed out streets. he would be smoking and so that behavior, i wanted the reader to be prepared for that sort of behavior because only churchill behaved that way. >> he was very much a classical 19th century man with a different idea about how to run your life than most. what were some of his central personality characteristics? >> especially in volume one when bill manchester writes about churchill's genesis he was born in the 19th century and he was a victorian man, dollar and honored the virtue of courage

but our favorite stories in the odyssey story of the sirens. remember, this authority of this i sirens, how does the manhandle things? he is able to hear the songs of the sirens but not too it respond. in order to respond, sometimes you have to be in his shoes. we talk about budget rule reforms and who we think is a novel and better way to have a spending limitation and balanced budget amendment that we can come back and talk to, i will just say that this book really is optimistic. when i talk to students on campus about it, one picture was of agatha christie and another was ben franklin. with agatha christie i had in mind her book and then there were none. if you remember her books, there were group of people doing things in a mansion in a murder happens. some people come back together. then another murder happens and then another. and then there were none. the country is on her past. but what we think is more likely is ben franklin's. franklin commented that he had spent much of the time watching the back of george washington's chair. on the

an eyewitness says he heard sirens and police cars screaming down the street and captured phone videof paramedics puttingp an officer on the stretcher. as we told that the parole slammed his car into the officer's squad car. the squad car slammed head-on into the tree. parole ran from the accident and that is part of the reason so many officers are still out here tonight. 12th street near east santa clara is blocked off in san jose and also blocked off 12m and east san fernando street. we spoke to two eyewitnesses who saw the police arrive shortly after the accident. >> i heard a bunch of siren and cop car were going every which way, left, right, down the one-way and the wrong-way. awesome traffic was pretty much just stopped. >> this goes on here all night. these cops really work out here. they have so many calls to respond to. everything is happening around here lately. >> reporter: now we tried contacting police for official word on what happened tonight. we're still waiting to hear back, but it appears right now officers are still out here, no word on any arrest or condition confi

yung was on his motorcycle with lights and sirens on responding to a call when he was struck and killeds say luecke was driving a minivan an allegedly collided with officer yung. yung served the department for seven years and was in the military prior to that luecke's attorney requested for the trial to be moved out of prince william county. the request was denied by the judge. >> a nine-year-old boy is in critical condition after being hit by an suv in maryland. it happened on woodrow north boulevard. the driver did not see the boy as he rode across the street. the driver was not hurt. >> a judge will decide if the owners of the world trade center can collect millions of dollars in damages from the 9/11 terrorist yeas attacks. at issue are insurance fees. the judgeif the juk judge rules american airlines and others could be forced to pay. >> president obama's nominees win approval with a simple majority instead of the threshold. o'clockmcconnell is opposing that. the senators will consider that proposal tonight in a rare closed door session. >> switchesswitching gears to sports. major

these people have to get up and run every time there's a siren. they do it because they know can be killed and people are killed. whether they are killed in great numbers, it depends where it strikes. but these people were taking antidepressants, the children were in the area were all bed wettedders. they -- the people that i went to see were being bussed to a lot for a three-day weekend so they could sleep in a hotel where there was no disturbance. these are old people, they don't want to leave there. one woman said how can you come here? my children are afraid to visit. i didn't hear sirens. i heard explosions. we were less than a mile from gaza. these people live that way. the mothers that have to get their babies to the shelter, how -- there's a little piece i quote in the book written by a mother, which child should i grab? she has five children. which do i take first. every time she's making these decisions. that state is jop going. it's quite right now because of the recent so-called truce with. i went to the north after the lebanon war whe

he is lashed to the mast so he is able to hear the song of the sirens but not respond. in order to reform, sometimes you have to be lashed to the mast, and we talk about a number of budget rule reforms, and indeed what we think is a novel and better way to have a real spending limitation and a real balanced budget amendment we can come back and talk to. but i'll just say, this book is really optimistic. when i talk to students on campus about it the other day i showed two pictures, and one picture was of agatha christie and another one want ben franklin. for agatha christi i had in mind her book "and then there were number. " in her books, there's a group of rich people doing things at a mansion. then mothered happens. you might guess that pandemonium wrecked out. not a pleasant thing to happen. but soon people come back together, but then another murder happens. and then another. and so -- and then there were none. the country without change is on agatha christie's path. but the path we think is more likely is ben franklin are. at the end of the constitutional conventi

city -- sig siren on. >>> a man was r5e6d las arrested week at his home when he had a loaded shotgunin downtown dc. police found mushrooms while carrying out a search warrant in his house. >> and the not guilty very dick iverdict inthe george zimmerman. >> this group of protestor prots burning an american flag in california. we have the latest. >> from coast-to-coast, not guilty. >> the impact of that verdict red in a sanford, florida court room continues to be felt across the country. >> i can't imagine being that family right now. >> i thought we would get some kind of justice. >> emotions ran whi high. the authorities in oakland e california say dpe democrat ofts damaged business the. a miss car miscarriage of justi. hundreds taking to the streets calling for justice for trayvon. he was row file profiled and sh. the jury's decision lost the debate about the legal justice system. >> not one african-american and not one male a jury of his peers. the bishop hope homes hopes thel lead to a better system. the others believed the system worked as it should. >> he is not guilty. he is no

i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. [ sirens wailing ] >> a war is raging in mexico's borderrival drug cartels battle for control. in a scene of horror. the mexican government has declared its own war on the drug barons. it seems powerless to stem the tide of bloodshed. [ sirens wailing ] >> [ shouting in spanish ] >> the drug gangs here are as heavily armed as the security forces. not in a million years would i expect to find something like this here in mexico. people come here on holiday. ou

. >> i thought those sirens were coming to arrest sandhya. >> no. >> just ahead double blow for actor pierce brosnan. >> why he's been down this tragic road before. >> that is a sound we'll be listening for. not fire works. running gunfire detector systems including san francisco, oaklandland and richmond workings at full staff this weekend helping officers detect origins of celebratory gunfire. >> never a good idea. actor pierce brosnan's daughter died of the same cancer that claimed his mother's life. the actor says his 41-year-old daughter bravely fought ovarian cancer, it killed his first wife more than 20 years ago. the actor saying our hearts are heavy with the loss of our beautiful dear girl. we pray for her and the cure for this wretched disease will be close at hand, soon adults children in china being told to visit their elderly parents or else, a law requiring people to care for the elderly parents with provisions calling for dhoirn see them regularly or call on the phone. kids who don't can be sued. china faces difficulty in caring for its aging population. call your mom a

thanks for coming to stay ♪ you're my good friend ♪ come back and play ♪ and we will sign another day [ sirenbig family ♪ ♪ i watch out for them, and they look out for me ♪ ♪ be careful, be safe ♪ but just in case ♪ police officers ♪ firefighters ♪ a doctor or a nurse ♪ they help me if i'm hurt >> production funding and educational outreach for biz kids is provided by a coalition of america's credit unions, where people are worth more than money. a complete list of individual credit union funders is available at wxxi.org. >> every day, america's credit unions help members with their financial needs and with programs like invest in america. it's only fitting that credit unions support biz kids because financial education is what we do. learn more at lovemycreditunion.org. >> do you have a calling in life? >> devon, you're needed on the set for the big dance number. >> i mean something you are really good at that you know you want to do for the rest of your life? >> now, some people are really great at fixing computers, and others are really great listeners when it comes to helping people with

we have sirens that are tested everyday at noon and a new program i want to highlight is wireless energy alerts. we have the capacity to do this now in a major catastrophe we can send information out in a cell phone. people are usually visitor and toughest and we can send the information to any cell phone. my last slide after the storm. one of the systems for displaced persons we certainly employ this suppose it's a multiple family housing they were - the human services agency and public health as well as fire and police say what is the statute of this this what do we know about the language needs are have families or non-english speaking is the red cross helping them. some folks can house themselves of themselves others can't. we will put together an after action report to responder to the incident and incorporate lessons learned. lastly we've recover the funds. after the storms in 2008 the pier was damaged and we were subsequently reimbursed and anything this is a high priority for us. sometimes that takes getting is called a disaster area to get reimbursement. i'm happy to rond myques

[sirens] >>> >>> there it is. to remember those who perished and survived the earthquake in san francisco. now we are going to remember a song from san francisco. do you remember? some of you can sing. here we go.♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, in honor of the 24 th year of producing this event. here is the housekeeper. let's hear it for him. [ applause ] . >> in just a few short minutes, 107 years ago, this city was devastated by the earthquake, by the gas fires that followed. there was nothing. there was no internet, there was no cell phones, there was no phones. people gathered. we are gathering here today to honor those who survived, those who perished and those who built this city out of the ashes. so please with me, sing again as we hold up the memorial to our fallen comrades, three of whom are alive today and watching from home. george cluchey, bill dell monte, and billy hook. san francisco, please. crabtree. >> c'mon, everybody.♪ [singing san francisco] ♪ >> [ applause ] . >> courtesy of city colle

that's something i'm a siren on we're very top-heavy we're losing officer and it takes 2 to 3 years to get a police officer in the field. i want more classes for the police officers. >> and can you tell me you've mentioned the reasoning around police. can you give me more details and what police means to you >> one of the times on the police commission there was armed robberies in a contingent i live near. we attended the meeting with the champion and the chief of police and we were able to talk the chief into for the time being while the robberies were going on to put more personnel into that crime area. that maids the mentors and community feel safer. i think when the chief came in on he brought in the realtime status so you can see where the crime is happening so you can shift folks where i need them. it takes care of this community that's in need at that moment pea that's been successful. i forgot what it's called by it's realtime statistics >> yeah. >> that hadn't worked but we did that before asking for more police services while that crime spree was going on. >> i know when i wa

♪ [ sirens wailing we've got some heat coming.good to go. [ female announcer the 2013 toyota avalon. unlike any avalon you've ever seen before. only the name remains. toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 40 years ago the black panther party for self-defense picked up their weapons and started a revolution. ♪ ♪ >> the panthers considered the police -- >> we caught police broughtalizing and we wanted to put an end to this. usually they would brutalize and they wouldn't because we were armed. we would follow them to the jail and bail the individual out. >> angela davis, a black panther and member of the communist party became an international icon and became a struggle. >> today marx a beginning of a new era in the movement in this country. >> it was brewing with anger and determination. >> we'll walk on this power structure and we'll tell the whole damn government stick them up [ bleep. this is a hold up. we've come for what's ours. >> as far as angela davis is concerned, the revolution is far from over, but it is different. today sh

. >> they are coming with lights and sirens. >> they reached the driver and they warned her she had to move quickly because the ground was dangerously unstable. amazingly she was not hurt but went to the hospital as a precaution. >> egypt has a new interim leader this morning. the chief justice of egypt's supreme court was sworn in as the military launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood which supported the ousted president. it is quiet today in cairo's tahrir square a stark contrast to the crowds and jubilant celebrations as the military announceed president morsi has been ousted. since sunday, millions of egyptians took to the streets in what is believed the biggest roast ever. they demanded that morsi step down. >> today egypt's top judge was sworn in as interim president. the first step in the military road map to a new government. the army suspended the constitution but he declared new laws during the transaction. morsi is under house arrest and several of the top leaders of the muslim brotherhood party have been detained. the greatest concern is that this coup is opposed vi

i was a siren or but i didn't always has a crop. i needed money to feed the cows but i had none. when i had a good crop i needed money again. to pay the workers to plow the fields i couldn't live like this it was all too much for one person i couldn't cope with the expenses. cheery it is better because someone may pity and help here. without a welfare system the citizens of kabera must pay for everything even public toilets since houses don't have these luxuries. the average commuter is too fluffy to dallas but is a must. and you have to pay for your room you have to buy water you have to pay for the toilet to go to you have to be fully electricity you have to. school fees you have to buy food you have to buy food with the food yes. there's no legal issue it's free market. we have somebody really people can't afford to be really food because the body. moved everything to each. ward. for decades now the world food program organisation has been providing food to the pupils in canberra schools. i have to school three hundred children receive aid. some of these children sometimes it'

captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com [ sirens wailing ] >> a war is raging in mexico's border a scene of horror. the mexican government has declared its own war on the drug barons. it seems powerless to stem the tide of bloodshed. [ sirens wailing ] >> [ shouting in spanish ] >> the drug gangs here are as heavily armed as the security forces. not in a million years would i expect to find something like this here in mexico. people come here on holiday. thousands have died or simply

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[sirens] >> firefighters were going through a drill simulating a fire on the 29th floor of a high-rise building. volunteers were victimmed. a high-rice posts a particular set of problems. >> a lot of different strategies associated with fighting fire in a high-rise. elevators, stairwells. personnel in the building, and you can see initially it gets crazy until everyone gets they're assignment. this is the best way for us to practice. >> the annual drill is done in cooperation with building owners who okay the use of the property. >> millions of dollars was raised today here in san francisco to help in the fight gate hiv/aids. the walk started in 1987 and we have been a proud sponsor since 1988. the walk has grown to become the biggest hiv/aids fundraiser in the bay area. this year walkers could see themselves on the abc7 jumbotron through checkpoint 3. we said hi to a lot of people and it was streamed live on our web site. here's a look. >> 25,000 people took over golden gate park, walking to fight h.i.v. and a.i.d.s. >> i'm here to support my brother who passed away in 1995. every yea

a ranger scared the bears away with lights and sirens so they could open the lid and the cub climbed out. >> i was at the ballpark today. such a hard hitting journalist. >> really? >> the former nbc has been suspended by major league baseball. how did tim lincecum follow up his no hitter? the answer is next. ,, goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. how did tim lincecum do in s no hitter? star >>> the san francisco native failed the physical as he will not be the 49er. and how did they do in their first start after the no hitter? wayne, give us the clock as good as they were. they were just as good as tonight after they crushed one over the head of torres as they cleared up the bases to make it 3-0. then they played the home run derby with the third home run of the game. lincecum giving up eight runs in less than four innings, shutting out 11-0. as i wrote my blog, the a's, they need to get that man going. to the 4th where they struck it out

kpix5's linda ye reports from the scene at eighth and brennan streets. [ sirens ] >>reporter: gunmen walked in a show room that specialized in gold jewelry and shot three people working there. shop owners say the two women who work at the jewelry shop were killed, the owner injured. he was taken to san francisco general with critical wounds. esther i shallogg knew them. >> we heard that somebody was shooting them, so that was a little bit scary. >>reporter: when the first officers arrived, they saw a man covered in bhood, walking outside the jewelry mart. >> the officers went to engage the suspect not knowing if he was a victim or a suspect. at that point in time the suspect produced a weapon and fired upon the officers. >>reporter: police say the gunman then ran into a nearby restaurant before officers could fire back. >> other officers came on scene, the suspect fired additional multiple rounds at the officers and then ran out -- we believe ran out of ammunition, threw the gun out on the ground, proned himself out and surrendered. >>reporter: the suspect was also taken to the hospi

. >> sirens blared as a convey of vehicles escorted dzhokhar tsarnaev to not guilt.e was still bandaged from injuries in a shoot out. >> he's charged with 30 counts in the bombing that killed three people and wounded 260 others. >>> a federal judge says cupertino's apple inspired the raise the prices of e books. >> they played a central roll in conspiring with fire publishers to fix the price of tablet books. >> the judge pointed to e-mails from apple cofounder steve jobs about keeping prices higher, by publishers involved -- five publishers involved. >> a trial to set damages is next. >>> wall street was mixed in a rather quiet day of trade sgrth dow lost 18. >> nasdaq lost 18. >>> a japanese airline is ramping up service out of san francisco airport with the 787 dreamliner. >> it started daily service between san jose's manetta airport. >> all seven787 flights were grounded for six months. >>> now back to the crash of asiana flight 214. >> the wreckage still sits there. >> our mic meback tells us the reminder on the passengers touching down. >> seeing that doesn't

job, calling traffic for the local radio and tv stations, when they notice a police car with its sirens following a pickup truck. they soon learn it's stolen. >> weaving in and out, people are slamming on their brakes, doing everything they can to avoid the situation. >> the driver crosses over into the oncoming lane and runs red lights. >> every single time that as we watched our monitors and continued to follow him at this high rate of speed, said this guy's crazy, he's, you know, what's he doing, what's he doing? >> the stolen pickup bangs a right and accelerates down a residential street. those in the chopper are filled with dread. >> you start thinking about the mom in the caravan with the two, three kids and just the innocent bystanders that might get plowed over, head-on collision. >> smoke starts billowing from the vehicle. >> weren't really sure but we knew the smoke was probably an indication that something was about to happen. as it turned out, it did. >> but the chase is not over yet. the smoke stops and the pickup races down the wrong way on a three-lane road. >> i just clo

. >> [sirens sounding] don't be alarmed, c-span viewers. [sirens sounding] doing it live on tape. how has what you have witnessed and documented as an artist affected your sense of ethics? have you still seen lines he wouldn't cross or have you come to believe that a lot of lines are very moveable? >> it's a good question. as a nonfiction writer i think the goal isn't to scream anybody. it's not to write a story that affects people negatively without informing them of some degree that that is the direction you're going. i feel, you know, i try to write a true story as i can but i'm very open about my process. i write thrillers that happen to be true. all of the facts are correct as far as i can get. some of the dialogue is recreated but i tell the story as true as i can. there are journalists out there that do not like the way that i write and feel nonfiction has to be like an encyclopedia putative i feel that what i do is a very valid form and so for me i think the ethical things are really you have to be honest with it and truthful and you have to not really screwed them over to

with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and siren. >> i wanted to wait backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump out of the car. >> but the suspects don't run. instead, one emerges from the car with a pistol in each hand. >> just raised it up to shoulder level and was shooting, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, as fast as he could. both guns going. he emptied both the weapons. probably 10 to 12 shots were fired. the shots that were being fired were incredibly loud. the pistols were deafening. as i was ducking down, i remember hearing the bullets hitting the car. there was a lot of kids out. and on the video you could see a couple of them running across the street just prior to him jumping out of the car and shooting. >> for that reason, perry holds his fire. the quick-thinking officer throws his cruiser in reverse creating distance between himself and the hail of gunfi

the sirens are blaring. dzhokhar tsarvaev was transported to the courthouse a short while ago. he was in a four vehicle motorcade. there is an overflow crowd inside the courthouse. he is charged with detonating bombs at the marathon finish line in april that killed 3 people. his older brother and alleged accomplice died in a shoot out with police. >>> today a phone dummy was used in the trial of george zimmerman. both the prosecution and defense attorneys used the dummy to demonstrate the fight between george zimmerman and trayvon martin. an expert testified that based on zimmerman's injuries, he believed martin was the aggressor on top. zimmerman claims he shot the unarmed teen in self-defense. prosecutors argue that zimmerman would have had trouble grabbing a gun if martin was on top of him. >>> san jose police are questioning a suspect in connection with the deadly stabbing at a homeless shelter. it happened overnight at julienne street inn behind the shark tank. the victim, whose identity has not been released is a white man in his 40s according to police. investigators bel

it was during the "sleep with sirens" performance. the lead singer kellen quinn really loved this, too. >> that is the [ bleep ] i've ever seen in my life. >> you can tell the music has really brought all these people together for one purpose. and they made a really great day for this guy. >> for sure. because you know what if you are in a wheelchair at one of these festivals, there's no way you are getting a good view of things because you are in the back. everyone is standing up and jumping around. but not everyone gets to go on the stage. >>> this video is a slap yourself production. and after you watch it, you are going to want to slap yo self. >> for having watched it? >> you'll see. >> these are maggots from teriyaki boys 215. he challenges us to take a sip of the juice. >> he's holding a can of silkworm larva. >> a can? someone cans silkworm larva? >> uh-huh. >> you see them? >> oh, my gosh. that looks like bugs floating in a mud puddle. >> that's what it is. >> oh, gosh. >> i can't even smell it. >> before they even start, the

lecky didn't see officer's young's slights or hear his siren when she pulled in front of him. >> she should have seen what other people saw but she apparently did not do that. it did not rise to this level of manslaughter. >> the court pointed out she did have -- not have a single blemish on her record. >> my wife is a kind generous person who has delve voted her life to the service of her country, our community and the church. this came out of the blue and we've grieved and prayed everyday for the young family. >> -- devoted her life. >> mrs. lecky was ordered to perform 200 hours of community service telling her story to first time drivers. we're told officer young's family is considering a civil lawsuit. >> i'm bob barnard fox 5 news. >> another big story tonight a senior legislative assistant for minnesota representative michele bachmann has been arrested for theft. investigators have surveillance video of javier sanchez stealing. he's been arrested and he's been released. his pretrial late august. he's been let go from his job. finding relief in this week's heatwave. >> we've go

and you have heard the sirens going for the first time since we have been covering. here we are looking a lot 880 and these lanes were focusing in on the northbound lanes. you see police officers in their vehicles but what we are showing you now here is a group of protestors that had not left the site access road. what happened is a group of protestors, hundreds marching down broad way heading west. our ken wayne reported at the beginning of the newscast, 30 minutes ago the group is marching and chanting and carrying signs and officers marching along with the group ken wayne used the term out foxed and we saw the result of that just a few minutes ago. police set up a barricade the section. northbound 880 and for a few minutes all lanes of northbound and southbound 880. that all happening in just the past 10 minutes. we are seeing traffic beginning to resume again on interstate 880 northbound. opd is on the scene. and we expect chp is also on the scene. now, they're actually walking onto the freeway perhaps to tell drivers what was happening because imagine driving ho

. >> it's not at all unusual for the call to prayer to be overwhelmed by the wail of a siren, not in this southwestern chicago neighborhood. it's known as chicago lawn, a tranquil name for a very unsettled place. this is usama cannon. >> there are people who are here who have sleepless nights because their hearts are torn apart by what's happening to the human family. there are people here. >> what's happening to the human family, and more particularly families living in desperate situations, is an obsession of rami nashashibi, a palestinian by birth. it's why he started the inner-city muslim action network, also known as iman, 15 years ago. >> i always kind of had an active bone in me, an activist bone in me, and so i was moved by the framework of islam as a powerful framework for social justice. i was moved by that. >> iman is all about social justice, about providing basic quality-of-life services that make a community a community. it's a big job even for a guy with a doctorate in sociology from the university of chicago. rami has traveled extensively and didn't become a devout mu

this is cell phone video from someone who saw the bus and heard the sirens blaring. it was stolen from a temporary terminal in san francisco, just before 10:00 this morning. by the time the bus reached stockton, the chp was hot on its tail. the driver was traveling within the speed limit. officers say the driver stopped and did not resist arrest once the bus was disabled. he is a white male in his 30s. >>> police are searching for a man who exposed himself to a child. we have surveillance video to take a look at. this is inside the barnes and nobles store near the hillsdale shopping center. a 10-year-old girl was reading with her family. the map came up to the girl when she was in the children's book section and brought her to a different part of the store. that's where he exposed himself and touched her. this happened june 23. detectives are asking for the community for help. >>> the san francisco crime lab technician who pleaded guilty to stealing cocaine evidence was sentenced today. debbie madden will not go to jail. she was sentenced to five years probation, whi

blew causing even more problems, and you can hear not only the noise, but the car alarms, and the sirens are going off. watch, then he has to cut all tof the power to the reception hall. >> oh, no. ah. >> oh. the bride was very upset, and they had to wheel the cake outside, because all of the guests were outside. and ultimately, the reception was over. >>> a city puts out an ad to send a very important message. >> what better way than to make it look like a csi drama. >> see what the drama is about next. >>> and it is the pitbull video played around the web, but the guy behind the camera was the star of the individuvideo. >> look at my poor pillow. >> and now the man held hostage >> look at my poor pillow. >> and now the man held hostage the thing is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psychology buzz. psychology? as long as i don't tell him the cereal is healthy -- he can't get enough. sad, really. i kind of feel bad that i tricked him. but...it was easy. surprise.

the vehicle did not have lights or siren on and the man was conscious when he was taken to the hospital. >> livermore police would like you to look look at surveillance video to catch jewelry store robbers from k jewelers, with thieves using a car to smash through the metal security doors and ran into the store. they smashed the displace cases with hammers and filled their bags with jewelry. >> they were selective. they passed up some of the displace stands and while they targeted others so it was a group that was looking for specific items. >> police say it went down in four minutes. they got away with $100,000 in jewelry, the first major burglary at the outlet that opened in the fall. >> san francisco police chief is trying to ary sure businesses they do not need to be afraid now a suspect in a double murder is in custody. several detectives met with workers and business owners after the suspect, 23-year-old barry white, allegedly fatally shot a woman and stabbed another to death on friday. there is no word open what the motive was but police say it does not appear to be robbery. >> t

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. >> first time i heard the fire department responding as far as hearing sirens was 45 minutes after it started burning. >> these pictures of a grass fire that started in pittsburgh friday night has nearby residents terrified. >> if the fire had been further down on the other side of the street, we wouldn't have a home. >> it took more than half an hour to contain the blaze with fire crews from contra costa county and cal fire. >> the vegetation fire was around 9:00. the winds were high. that fire was 3-acres. >> the grass fire could have been put out much quicker, because station 87 is just down the road. unfortunately, due to budget cuts, it has been closed since july 8. >> it's emotional when the fire station in your community or your neighborhood closes. >> one of the responders. from his station that is 14 miles away. >> they need to open that station back up. it's dangerous. safety for the people around here. just look at that. these homes would have been in danger. and no fire station? >> putting out a smoky hot spot with a bottle of water. if a cigarette can start a fire, the

blew causing even more problems, and you can hear not only the noise, but the car alarms, and the sirens are going off. watch, then he has to cut all tof the power to the reception hall. >> oh, no. ah. >> oh. the bride was very upset, and they had to wheel the cake outside, because all of the guests were outside. and ultimately, the reception was over. >>> a city puts out an ad to send a very important message. >> what better way than to make it look like a csi drama. >> see what the drama is about next. >>> and it is the pitbull video played around the web, but the guy behind the camera was the star of the individuvideo. >> look at my poor pillow. >> and now the man held hostage look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missin