. >> abc7's sean alston is live outside the apple store in union square. a lot of people are headed to apple stores to get the cases. >> they are available in stores as well as on-line. not everybody reported experiencing problems with reception, but after spending nearly $300 for the phone, why not take advantage of the free cases? it didn't take long for some to get their free bumper cases to take care of reception problems. at the apple store he bought a new rubber casing. he will be reimbursed for the $29 he spent. >> do you think less of apple now? >> no. i i didn't have a problem with the new iphone. i am just doing it because i got the e-mail saying it would be reimbursed. >> one person who has a problem with the way it played out is apple's ceo, steve jobs. he took to the stage in up coulder tino trying to downplay the bad press. >> we think there is a problem , but we think it is affecting a small percentage of users. and we think some of the problem is inherent in most every smartphone. >> jobs began his presentation with a you tube video that pa

john alston reports. >> the shooting in oakland will come under scrutiny of the bart review committee. >> from what i see, they acted properly. we do know we have some community people that have observed it. i think everything is proper. >> before 9:00 a.m., oakland and bart officers shot and killed a man on 33rd avenue near east 16th street. >> right after that, i heard it. >> it started around the fruit veil bart station when police got a 911 call. man polled down international boulevard. oakland officers joined the chase and tased him but the man kept running. that is when this witness looked outwitted. >> i saw the man walking backwards like this, saying shoot me. shoot me. and none of the police say anything, they were gathered together. >> oakland pd tried to fiarz a second time but he charged them with the nievs. >> at that point other officers on the scene who was there to protect the officer who the taser in the hand struck the suspect who falls to the ground. >> it comes two days after the governor signed a new law allowing civilian oversight of the department. now now the n

john alston is at the police department with more tonight. >> reporter: oakland pd is taking the lead in this investigation after three of its officers and two b.a.r.t. officers opened fire. they're not the only ones asking questions. the saturday morning shooting in oakland will come under the scrutiny of the b.a.r.t. police review committee. >> from what i see they have acted properly. we do know we have also some community people that have observed it, and i think everybody is proper it seems. >> reporter: officers shot and killed a man on 33rd avenue near east 16th street. >> see these cops and right after that i heard it. >> reporter: it started when the police got a 9-1-1 call that a man was carrying two knives. the b.a.r.t. police got there and they say the man bolted down the international boulevard. at 34-avenue the oakland officers tased him but he kept running. >> i saw this man walking backwards like this, saying, shoot me, shoot me, shoot me. and the police were out of here, none of the police say anything. they were just gathered together. >> reporter: the oakland pd tra

twenty four hours a day you're watching our carriage alston one of the biggest leaks in u.s. military history has experienced several cover ups over the war in afghanistan including the deaths of hundreds of civilians the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks handed over ninety thousand classified documents to british and american newspapers they also include information on this about attacks as well as nato pakistan and iran are fueling the insurgency the white house says the pentagon files and field reports were no surprise they threaten national security let's get more insight on this montes cross don't speak of the bell and. you're going to have both here in the studio thank you very much to get it to you first what are the implications of this leak the u.s. troops actually in the afghanistan now well for the troops there is nothing dangerous because there is no problem in iran now as this indicates that there is this information was double for more than two weeks there is no and it shows that the u.s. troops and servicemen will be put in harm's way that's the most importan

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. >> john alston reports about the crowd of people heading to apple stores to get those cases. >> it didn't take long for some iphone 4 customers to get their free cases to take care of reception problems. christian bought one for his new iphone. he will be reimbursed for the $29 he spent. >> again, i haven't had a problem with the new iphone. i'm doing it because, you know, i got an e-mail you would be reimbursed. >> one person who says the way the situation played out is ceo steve jobs. he was trying to down-play the bad press. >> we think there is a problem, but we think it's affecting a small percentage of users. we think some of that problem is inherent in most every smart phone. >> jobs begin his presentation with a youtube video that partially blames the media for the bad publicity. ♪ ♪ >> person behind that video is east bay musician jonathan mann who created the song in a berkeley bedroom. he posted it thursday afternoon and he got a call from apple. >> as soon as i screamed with delight, i said absolutely. >> a satisfied iphone 4 customer says he was not paid by apple, he c

. >> john alston reports about the crowds of people heading to the stores to get those cases. >> it didn't take long for customers to get free bumper cases to take care of reception problems. at the apple store, christian bought one for his iphone and he will be reimbursed for his 29s he spent. >> again, i haven't had the problem with the new iphone, i am just doing it because i got an e-mail. >> one person that does have a problem is apple ceo steve jobs. at his headquarters he tried to down-play the bad press. >> we think there is a problem, but we think it's affecting a small percent amg of users. we think some of that problem is inherent in most every smart phone. >> jobs begin his presentation with a youtube video that partially blames the media. >> the person behind that video is jonathan mann who created the song in his berkeley bedroom. he posted and he got a call from apple to use it. >> as soon as i screamed with delight, i said absolutely. >> a satisfied iphone customer, he considers his video a satire of the whole situation. >> if you don't want one, don't buy one. if you have