>> alan: good evening, everyone. thousands of people filled the streets today for san francisco's 41st annual gay pride parade. the parade punctuates a week of festivals, and we're live at civic center plaza. >> you can hear them and -- well, you can see them, too. started at 10:30 this morning, and it's still going on. if if there was a day in san francisco where just about anything goes, this is it. closed or not. on a slope. or on a bike. >> dancing, or just plain watching. the 41st annual gay pride parade in all its feathered and rain bow glory. it comes with a serious theme. this year's message, no bullying, and many people here well-they heard that message years earlier. >> to grow up not knowing any other gay person, and without a sense of sexual identity at all of the possibilities, it would have helped me enormously. >> just have to power through it, be true to yourself and keep going on. it will get better. >> reporter: while politicians were out in force, the parade celebrity grand marshal, saturday bone k

see what happens. >> alan: the latest creation that's pushing the limit office >> alan: coming up at 6:00, we'll continue to update you on the backup along the bay bridge after the man threatened to jump there. and police are asking for help investigating a deadly shooting in san jose this morning. join us for abc-7 news at 6:00. every year you hear bat -- about a new fried food at county fairs. this one may have gone too far. fried kool-aid is now available at the san diego county fair. how is it done? kool-aid is mixed with sweet batter and fried and topped with cherry flavored powdered sugar. oh, yeah. don't eat the cool -- kool-aid. >> leigh: i don't know about that. >> alan: hope to see you tonight captioned by closed captioning services inc.

. >> alan: a shark sighting had everybody out of the water at stinson beach today. the u.s. coast guard ship spotted the shark. it was heading south towards the beach so they issued a warning. today the beach was packed with people enjoying father's day but for the text -- next five days people will not be allowed in the water before the knees. >> in lake county a -- -- investigators searched search warrants and they're looking for kevin stone of clear lake in connection with shootings. >> a fairfield man suspected of setting off a bomb under a car last month is in custody tonight. daniel garcia was arrested after a 7-1/2 hour standoff last night. here again is john alston. >> with the choking smell of tear gas hanging in the air, jimmy hicks showed us the home he rant from daniel garcia. broken glass covers the living room from from the s.w.a.t. standoff, along with a search warrant, allowing police to look for pipe bomb, smokeless begun powder, triggering devices, duct tape and commuter equipment. >> mr. garcia every talk about pipe bombs. >> no. >> hicks who was arrested

. >> alan: in oakland, police are investigating the shooting of three men near 12th street and webster. the victims were found in several locations in the area. one of the victims is in critical condition. the other two mens are in terrible condition. no arrests have been made. >> the family of missing nursing student michellelyley says the police department is not adequately working on the case and are asking the fbi to take over the case. they say the department does not have enough staff to work the case and the investigation has been flawed. officers did not search her apartment until four days after she disappeared and the evidence they collected is not being priority advertized. >> the attention we have gotten on this case do is to the press and the community. what is frustrating is the local forced aren't listening to the community or the family, and they haven't given us in updates. >> alan: hayward police say they have several leads which they have not made public so as to not jeopardize the investigation, and investigators have been working around the clock and they should ha

>> alan: an outpouring of support tonight after a second an francisco firefighter died today. tony a layerow passed away after suffering from injuries sustained in a diamond heights fire. his partner was killed in the same fire after they entered the building. >> lisa: san francisco's fire chief says this is the first time in her 21 years at the department that two firefighters died in the same fire. >> present arms. >> lisa: slowly and silently, firefighter tony a layerow's body was taken to a van. the silence broken by the rain and his family's tear. the pain hung in the air outside the hospital, a place that was a gathering spot for the hopeful. family and friends had been there around the club. he and the other firefighter were railroad to -- rushed to the hospital after being found in this fire. perez died thursday. >> it's particularly difficult. you're mourning the loss of one, and then to have another one very close, in the same fire, is challenging. >> lisa: for the first time the doctors gave details about the uphill battle the 53-year-old faced, including the fact h

>> alan: investigators tonight are trying to determine if a fairfield pipe bombing suspect could be connected to a bombing in vacaville, where an explosive device in a newspaper blew up, terrorizing an entire community. this man was arrested, daniel garcia, at his fairfield home after a seven-hour standoff. john alston is in fairfield and spoke to his roommate? >> reporter: yes, and we got a look inside the house that police searched on thursday and yesterday after the standoff. we spoke the renter who lived there and some neighbors who say the pipe bop -- bomb suspect did strange things. with the choking smeal of tear gas in the asian jimmy hix showed us the home. broken glass covers the living room floor from the s.w.a.t. stand yawrvetion long with a search warrant allowing the police to search. >> did you ever see mr. garcia talk about pipe bombs. >> no, i depend. >> hix, who was arrested for obstruction of justice when he wouldn't come out, said he moved in eight days ago and barely knows garcia. >> doesn't look like a man would have anything to do with a pipe bomb. >> the police think ot

>> alan: chaos on a crowded san francisco police. five people shot in what policee >> alan: a rung gunfight breaks out on a crowded street in san francisco's ten kerr loin -- tenderloin neighbor. bullets for flying. it happened at 6:00 near u.n. plaza. and here's the latest. >> reporter: as you can manage this area of market and jones was packed with people at 6:15 when this occurred. witness says when the gunfight started people panicked and scattered everywhere. >> seven shots, loud, popping cracks. >> reporter: police say at least two gunmen shot at each other as they crossed market street. that's where adam durand was when shots and panic broke out. >> i was in the california bakery, i heard several shots ring out and two girls ran into the bakery. one ran out of her shoes. >> this video shows a victim being placed in an planes. five people were shot. all in the lower extremities and none of the wounds is life-threatening. >> he wasn't moaning or anything, just in shock laying there. >> police were adamant this was a gang shootin

this -- it's huge. >> alan: you heard the tale about the three bears? up next, true story about the fabulous furry four. >>> you're looking at a live picture from the mount tam camera, looking towards point reyes. leigh glaser is coming witch the father's day forecast. >>> you could start seeing more chairs at your favorite stores, but they won't be for shoppers, retailers like wal-mart and home depot and target are facing lawsuits alleging they don't provide their employees enough on the job seating. more than 100 lawsuits have been filed, taking advantage of 2009 provision which mandates all employees should have randal access to seats. attorneys are now advising california retailers to put a chair near each cash register. >> president barack obama and john boehner put partisan aside today, at least on the golf course. they were partnered in some call the golf summit in maryland. their love of golf may have brought them together for the day, the president and she the speaker could not be farther apart on some issues. >> i can say with great confidence

and that was it. >> alan: the extent of the woman's injuries is unknown today at this time. the driver was put on nondriving status, and is being tested for drugs and alcohol which is standard procedure. >>> in san jose, police are investigating what led to a deadly shooting early this morning. it happened in the -- in south san jose. the shooting victim actually call the police, when when they arrived he was found- -- when they arrived he was found dead. this mark's san jose's 24th 24th homicide of the year. >>> los angeles police have a blood-stained dodgers jersey that report lid contains the dna of beaten giants fan bryan stow, but an l.a. area teach station reports that jersey does not contain the dna of the prime suspect in the case, giovanni ramirez. a dry cleaner gave the jersey to the l.a.p.d. after someone brought it to his shop after stow was beaten on opening day. stow romaines in -- remains in a coma at san francisco general hospital. police are still looking for two suspects in the case. >>> firefighters in northern california are operation for the start of wil

chance -- >> alan: one of the largest gay pride parades turned into a victory celebration in new york city, revelers ---s rejoice ted state's new lou alawing same-sex marriage. cheering supporters greet governor andrew cuomo as he led the parade, two days after signing the bill that extends full marriage rights to gay couples. the ashe -- -- archbishop is not happy with the new law. >> i have to say i'm just sad because i think it's not good for the common good and that's what we have been arguing for so long. >> alan: in addition to marriage rights, the law gives same-sex couples employer health benefits, inheritance, and a host of state tax benefits. >>> a second patient has died after a car crashed interest a san jose nursing home. a 100-year-old woman died from her injuries today. the crash also killed an 88-year-old woman. both women were residents at the home. five other patients were hurt. police believe a 90-year-old driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake before crashing into the nursing home. >>> a nevada trucking company is under scrutiny tonight for friday night's

. >> alan: san francisco's mayor ed lee was among those who rush to the hospital to support valerio's family. he extended his appreciation for their dedication and sacrifice. >> i'd just like to officially thank vincent perez and anthony valerio for their wonderful service to our city, to all the residents of this great city. >> alan: and governor brownish you'd a statement acknowledging the loss of anthony valerio. brown said, we send our deep con dole lenses -- condolences to the family as the mourn his death the passing of firefighter vein tent perez this week. flags will be flown at half staff at the capitol. >> san francisco fire chief says the department is now reviewing procedures and tactics used by firefighters on thursday to figure out what happened, and if policies need to change. firefighters say flashover inside the house killed per suppress val layer -- valerio. there are currently two investigations into the fire. one by the san francisco fire department, the other by a task force of the federal bureau, alcohol tobacco and firearms, the san seasons fire and police depar

anen an -- >> alan: a twist in the story of a 9/11 hero and bay >> alan: a documentary examining the life of a bay area man who became a hero in the 9/11 terrorist attacks debuted today in san francisco. it was about the relationship between mark bingham and his mother. it received a loud applause during the film festival. bingham helped storm the cockpit of united flight 93 that cashed in pennsylvania. the festival shows gay-themed films. bingham is also gay and his mother speaks on behalf of gay rights across the country. thanks for joining us, see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

two investigations underway after a second san francisco firefighter dies from his >> alan: the bay area shattered rainfall record for june today. by 3:00 p.m. more than an inch of rain had fallen in san francisco. that's double the half inch record set in 1934. all the rain was a surprise for people who were planning for a typical summer weekend. we're live on the embarcadero where it's starting to dry out. >> reporter: we are starting to dry out. it's a typical san francisco evening. very cool but dry. that wasn't the case earlier today. people who wanted to attend events in the bay area got doused by a not so typical storm. union fair closed down by tracy was loading jerkey into this truck after 58. -- after 8:00. >> a lot of people were walk under the overhang. by 11:00, 12:00, it shut off and it was awesome. >> the fair attracted a terrific crowd, even though early morning rain doused the city. outdoor seating was taken up when the sun started peeking through. >> blessed to be here today, and could be a lot worse with tornadoes everywhere for goodness sakes so a little rain won't hu

>> alan: the fourth fire in less than a week burns nearly an acre of land in antioch. contra costa county firefighters are investigating what they say are suspicious circumstances surrounding four fires that broke out in antioch over the course of a week. tomas roman is life in antioch. what's the connection here? >> reporter: the connection is these fires have been starting like clockwork. the people who lives -- live in this community because someone has been set setting fires in the park behind their homes, four in the past week, and one yesterday. >> yesterday, it burned that, and today it came over here. >> reporter: william king is talking about the grass fire that came chris -- this close to his home. firefighters put the fire out but not before it damaged an outbuilding. >> all three of these fires are suspicious in nature. they're long a walking path with easy access. so we're concerned about fires starting, one, this early in the season, and, two, we do have somebody starting fires,. >> reporter: william king is concerned for his two young children. for -- th

>> alan: 6 billboards are causing a stir in oakland tonight. they read, black is beautiful, with an image of a baby and a prolife web site. good evening. some people are calling the billboards racist. we're live in oakland with more on this controversy. >> reporter: the issues for life foundation says they placed all these billboards throughout oak yeapped as part of a national campaign that out to try to prevent the hundreds of thousands of black babies that are aborted by in their words, racist planned parenthood. planned errant pood disagrees with the characterization. the billboards are funded by a group called the issues for life foundation. they placed in areas of high african-american populations in the country no new oakland. the billboard uses the phrase black is beautiful, which alleve should walter says co-ops a positive black phrase. >> it's obvious it's only meant to define us and our community can see right through it. >> the issues for life foundation launched this too many aborted.com campaign. they claim that black women are di

see you after the game. >> alan: the whole sear has been a sweatout. >> mike: one of the best. >> alan: if man celebrated his 18th birthday today by being named the world's shortest man. the son of a poor blacksmith in the philippines is just under 2 feet tall. he beat the previous record by three inches. nobody can spain -- explain why he stopped growing two months after he was born. his brothers and sisters or average size. his mother says she is very happy that her son will be famous across the world. the shortest man. look at him. oh, that does it for abc-7 news at 5:00. game six of the nba finals coming up. see you at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

an an -- >> alan: a deadly accident at the amberwood garden senior home. we're live where the driver was going to visit a patient. >> leigh: that is very true. the driver tried to park in this very spot in front of me when she suddenly accelerated into the rec center. it's now boarded up. but the damage inside is extensive. >> just heard a really big noise, and when i turned around, the car was already halfway through the wall and just kept moving forward hit and hit quite a lot of the residents. pretty scary. >> leigh: it was 9:45 a.m. and seated examiners hat just started for the elderly suffering from alzheimer's and dim men -- dim men -- dementia. >> a lot of screaming, a lot of yelling-didn't know what was going on. >> leigh: then the realization that self -- several people were hurt some severely an 88-year-old woman from dementia died from her injuries. >> sad for anybody, more so baas -- because i just talked to her yesterday and the staff will be devastated. >> leigh: san jose emergency crews called for backup. a total of six ambulances showed up.

¿usted cree que alan garcÍa ha apoyado a uno de los dos candidatos? >> bueno,

have omar baddoor he is a political scientist and human rights activist and in austin we cross to alan cooperman he's an associate professor at the l.b.j. school of public affairs of the university of texas all right gentlemen this is cross talk and i mean cross talk rules and take you can jump in anytime you want if i could go to david first in florence is the is the arab awakening as it's being called turning into an arab nightmare as i started out the program three of these countries that are undergoing. social strife it's turning into a vicious civil war and democracy seems to be more of a distant ideal if it ever was. there are two sorts of people involved in this there are the people who want power and the people who want freedom and for the moment the people who want a gaining ground with the people who want freedom and the people who want to have a lot of very unpleasant characteristics going for the crew brutal people and they hold on to power and they're not going to give it up and we see in one country after another that the people who want to. have quite different character

well you know i think we have to look at the alan g. and chill gas in quite a different way. the shale gas first of all we know the story about to us for a large and rather unexpected volumes of shale gas have come to the market there. we are now as an industry looking very hard at what could be the possibilities elsewhere in the world and what i'm hearing about europe in that respect is that yes there are in geological terms certain possibilities it is not yet quite clear how complicated some of the production will be in europe it could be quite different from the u.s. and there are a number of. the environmental issues around shale gas. which may also delays some of its development particularly in europe which is more densely populated than most places. and we dare for have to wait and see about the general view is that we will do not expect significant volumes of shale gas to come to the markets in europe until at least twenty twenty five or beyond. there maybe some production in some parts of europe before that but that would not really impact this ousting project at all

let's start with you, though, alan paller. not serve hacking for the same reason.hat are the motivations behind these kinds of attacks? >> there are three groups doing most of the hacking. one are the spies. there's two kinds of spies, the military spies and the economic spies. in china they're the same people but in a lot of countries they're just... one, they're very sophisticated spies. the second group is people who are criminals who used to do drug trade and they've found that cyber crime is a better payoff, the person who used the run this area for the secret service often said any organized crime group not doing this should be sued for malpractice. and the third is hackers who may have the best of motives but they caused know mortar damage that you've been experiencing the last few days. >> woodruff: so jeff moss, tell us about who these people are. they're very, very different people depending on what's going on. >> well, like alan said, different groups have different motivations. i want to point out in a lot of these groups everyone depends on the interne

¿usted cree que alan garcÍa ha apoyado a uno de los dos candidatos?e preguntamos al presidente sobre estas acusaciones y dijo que Él no se ha metido a favor de ninguno de los candidatos. que sÍ habÍa emitido algunas opiniones a las que tiene derecho como ciudadano, por lo tanto te estoy repitiendo lo que nos dijo el presidente garcÍa. ojalÁ que esto continÚe asÍ hasta el momento de elegir al nuevo mandatario. la cosa es muy cerrada, muy compleja y eso definitivamente debe volver a todos los actores aquÍ en perÚ mÁs responsables como los que intentamos hacer los que integramos esta misiÓn de la oea. >> la otra persona que tiene mucho que ver de acuerdo con varios observadores es el presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez, roger noriega quien fue subsecretario de estado por asuntos latinoamericanos asegura que el presidente hugo chÁvez ha financiado en parte de la campaÑa de humala, ¿tienen algÚn peso estas declaraciones para usted? >> yo no podrÍa asegurarte jorge que el presidente chÁvez le ha entregado dinero a humala. no podrÍa asegurartelo. se lo pregu

ok alan i'd like to go to you and let me just switch gears. as a little bit let's take a look at libya it seems very likely it's only a matter of time that nato will finally get rid of mr gadhafi in libya and will that be called a success for democracy because it will be nato victory quote unquote not the people's and is not a president it should be said about how to bring democracy to the arab world. well i think you're right that if. he leaves that nato will declare this a successful humanitarian intervention a successful democratization campaign but it doesn't mean that either of those things is true it's my contention and i think it's clear from the facts that this war in libya would have ended months ago if not for the nato intervention and because of the nato intervention people have continued to die by the hundreds in libya and so what that means is that the intervention actually caused more harm than good secondly will it lead to democratization and it doesn't appear so libya at this point seems to be divided regionally and along triba

¿usted cree que alan garcÍa un ha apoyado a uno de los dos candidatos?sables como los que intentamos hacer los que integramos esta misiÓn de la oea. >> la otra persona que tiene mucho que ver de acuerdo con varios observadores es el presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez, roger noriega quien fue subsecretario de estado por asuntos latinoamericanos asegura que el presidente hugo chÁvez ha financiado al punarte de la campaÑa de humala, ¿tienen algÚn peso estas declaracioal punpara uuniv? >> univyo no podrÍa asegurarte jorge que el presidente chÁvez le ha entregado dinero a humala. no podrÍa asegurartelo. se lo preguntÉ a él porque nos hemos entrevistado con todo mundo aquÍ en el perÚ como corresponde y Él ha negado rotundamente que haya recibido dinero. isioÉsaal puntounivisional punt el seÑor humala. no puedo asegurar que el presidente chÁvez lo haya hecho. si tuviere informaciÓn que lo puntorespalde lo dirÍa. >> usted ha tenido la oportunidad de observar varias elecciones, ¿esta pasando puntounivisional ¿ estÁn puestas las condiciones para evitar que el per

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well let's wait and see it is true that we have more alan sheen receiving terminals now in europe than we had let's say five or ten years ago that's good news it gives the market more options more flexibility. but we also have to wait and see how much of that liquefied natural gas is actually coming to europe and much of that will be kind on pricing so we'll have to wait and see i think a large modern pipeline system such as south stream is definitely proven to be very competitive that's always been the case in the history of the gas industry and it will be the case with cells. but are you russian partners are russians ready to to meet this new possibilities the new challenge challenges of which we're talking because who are or are they are still pretty conservative then and still prefer to to make their money the old way i mean by pumping gas into europe to crack phones. i mean. here to talk for all the companies that are in this business i'm really focusing on this pipeline project as such but let me say this if you have large natural resources conventional resources of natural gas t

police say this man, 61-year-old wayne alan page has the poe 10 shall to reoffend. police are not saying specifically why, but he has not been supervised since being paroled for rape and kidnapping in february. tomorrow officers will hand out fliers around pain avenue and santo mass expressway warning people that page is living in their neighborhood. >>> a major policy change tonight in alameda following our exclusive story last night. a suicidal man drowned as firefighters and police stood by and did nothing to help him. as abc7's alan wang reports, first responders say budget constraints left them with no choice. >> after d barry called 9-1-1 to help her suicidal song raymond zach firefighters say she could only watch as he saw -- succumbed to the cold waters and died. >> it is frustrating. >> fire officials say budget constraints ended their water rescue training and certification program two years ago. they had to rely on a 20-year-old woman to volunteer to retrieve her body from the ocean. >> does that make sense to you? >> it makes sense on one level. you have

alan's a technical genius. mmm, what was that? [ alan ] my new ring tone.a technical genius. yes! mm hmm, mm hmm... techies in the hooouse. raise the roof 1999. [ female nouncer ] making car repairs easy. see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. >> sean: should anthony weiner resign? he says no because he did not use government resources to conduct his online affairs. >> my blackberry is not a government blackberry. my home computer is where i did these things. i don't have knowledge of every last communication. but i don't believe i used any government resources. >> sean: now like so many of weiner's statements this appears to be a lie. e-mail unearthed by tmz shows weiner asking former porn star ginger lee. did you talk to a professional pr type or do you need to, to get advice. i can have someone on my team call. not clear the team were members of his congressional it sounds like it. megan broussard says she received a call last month from weiner's congressional office. the congressman also used his office to misl

i'm alan wang. police are looking for two men who opened fire on a family. tonight east palo alto police released these sketches of the two suspects. lilian kim joins us from east palo alto with more. lilian? >> reporter: alan, the parents of the baby boy are recovering at the hospital. his death outraged city leaders and police who say they won't quit until those responsible are caught. >> reporter: faith-based community leaders gathered at the spot where two young men gun gunned down a family including a three-month-old boy. >> these young perpetrators are not respecting the sabbath and not p aring women and not respecting children. and we are not going to tolerate any of it. >> reporter: it was just before 1:00 a.m. when a couple and their two young children were leaving a baby shower. two men approached their car and opened fire. he heard the series of gunshots. >> there was like six. it was boom, boom, boom, boom. >> the father drove away as fast as he could. they called for an ambulance as soon as they realized the family needed help. the three-year-ol

>> alan: as if the victims of the joplin tornado temperaturese enough to worry about. doctors say there is a fungus in some survivors. >> leigh: i know the wind was up today, temperatures ceeld off considerably, but we are definitely going to start that warming trend tomorrow. we'll take a look at the accuweather

alan mulally. my first question-- who's going to buy all those cars? >> when you look at the automobile industry and the consumer demand for cars, last year it was about 74 million vehicles worldwide. in 2020 it's going to be 112 million because you have so many countries now that are at place now where they're expanding

insurance race in france just fifteen minutes into the twenty four hour event twice former champion alan rickman wrote off his audi the scots kicked the car while overtaking and went on to hit the barrier in spectacular fashion luckily mcnish emerged from the wreckage fully conscious and seems to have got away with just blunt and bruises it was to take him to hospital for checks. oh imo to keep the former champion katie stoner has taken a call for the british grand prix at silverstone history in piled more pressure on jorge lorenzo with the defending champion starting from third place on the grid like it was marco simoncelli calls it a stoner is just seven points behind needed lorenzo in the standings. once i think the two should ride out joaquim rodriguez has triumphed at the penultimate stage of

en momentos, la gran advertencia que lanzÓ el ex presidente de perÚ alan garcÍa.tozone tiene los consejos y experiencia que necesitas para cualquier reparación. porque hacerlo tú mismo no significa hacerlo solo. autozone. >> cientos de manifestantes opuestos a proyectos de minerÍa y energÍa en el sur de perÚ ocuparon un aeropuerto en la regiÓn de puno. la policÍa se retirÓ del lugar para evitar un enfrentamiento como el que ayer dejÓ seis muertos. el saliente presidente alan garcÍa lamentÓ las muertes y dijo que las protestas eran una amenaza para su sucesor ollanta humala. >> es claro que Éste no es un tema contra el gobierno que termina en 30 dÍas. aquí hay oscuros intereses polÍticos que exigen una parte del poder, o que creen que ha llegado el momento deberÍa ser la parte del poder el cambio de gobierno. en ese sentido lo que se busca es presionar al prÓximo gobierno y al presidente humala. >> mientras humala dijo a la prensa que tiene el compromiso de solucionar problemas en puno, pero para eso falta un mes, por lo cual segÚn Él corresponde al gobierno de gar

not understand how change occurs generally or does not understand the complexities of the middle ok alan if i go to you in austin last time you were on the program we were discussing libya and if you might want to jump in and mention that also on this program here is that the rebels there and now it's turned into a private protracted civil war in libya is it all about democracy is or is it just about to get rid of gadhafi and the khadafi family and it's it has less to do with democracy than just gaining power. well i think peter there was a terrible naive a take a at the beginning of this arab spring in the rest of the international community and they sort of sort of saw this fairy tale where all the people were united against an evil dictator and peacefully they would overthrow the dictator and then we would have jeffersonian democracy and there were a lot of problems with that from the start first of all it's very very different in a country that's divided along sectarian lines ethnic lines clan lines tribal lines in that sort of country where you get an attempted overthrow what you ge

alan wang joins us live. alan?ot of people were hoping for answers tonight, but alameda's fire chief was nowhere to be seen. in fact, earlier this week they announced he is no longer answering anymore questions after we begin asking for explanations and documents. instead the city council got an earful from uh the lo of angry citizens. >> it would be appropriate for this council to call for an independent review. >> the mayor's suggestion did little to support their trust in leaders. >> the independent investigation should be conducted by law enforcement and not by you. >> the publics confidence has been shattered. >> they called the fire rescue team to assist but in a written statement their chief denies he was ever called. >> i am breaking from tradition because most don't talk about other firefighters or police agencies. >> the retired oakland firefighter pointed out what he considered obvious failures. >> there was no communication with the victim. there was no perimeter set there was no negotiating with the vi