mary and amador zapata have nagging questions that point to a coverup from their own government, namelyatf watch as guns used to kill zapata were sold illegally in texas and allowed to, quote, walk from texas into mexico with no hopes of tracking them? >> why has it been so hard to get the answers that you want? >> i don't know. i expected to have a response or a report 30, 45 days afterwards. >> it's been more than a year? >> it's been a year and you're talking about the government, the u.s. government in conjunction with the mexican government. why is it taking so long? >> the chairman of the house committee on oversight and government reform already investigating a similar atf operation called fast and furious that allowed guns to walk from arizona to mexico says what happened in texas looks very similar. in fast and furious, authorities lost track of thousands of smuggled weapons, two of them turned up at the crime scene of a u.s. law enforcement agent's murder. now two guns were recovered at the zapata's crime scene have turned up were bought in texas. one of the guns, an assault r

storage of limited, as a tenant for approximately 274163 square feet of paid we indicated at 600 amador street of cargo way at third street, which comprises a portion of see what three of record for in such leases also said it to approval by the board of supervisors. president whoo ho: any public comment? any questions? resolutions 12.21, 22 and 23 have been approved. >> 9a, verbal information presentation on the development and it is position agreement and related actions to implement the 34th america's cup project involving use and appears nine, 19, 19.523, 27-29, and 29.5 and adjacent water areas. >> good afternoon. brad benson, working on the team representing the america's cup project. since we last spoke to you, a lot has happened. you have seen this play out in the paper with the america's cup project. we regret we did not have an opportunity to get a written report to you today, but we wanted to provide a verbal report to the commission about where things stand with america's cup planning, and where we expect things to go over the next several weeks. as you know, on february 27,

. >> amador zapata wants no more alcolades for his son, just the truth. >> in his piece, drew mentionedersight reform. darryl issa, a republican, atalked to him about this a short time ago. governor isaa, two guns recover canned were traced to gun buyers in mexico. you've been tracing the operation in arizona. are you concerned that what happened in arizona was also happening in texas? >> well, we are. and there are similarities. these were known straw buyers that were not intercepted or stopped and ultimately gun walking, everyone has a different definition but when you let weapons go from the control of a federally licensed gun dealer to a straw purchaser to an intermediary and ultimately to the scene of a crime, if you don't intradikt that immediately and follow the weapons and intradikt before you lose control, you're gun walking and clearly that appears to have happened in texas. >> the parents say they feel their questions surrounding the murder of their son have fallen on deaf ears. what have they told you? >> well, they've continued to give us a great deal of inappropriate answe

. >> reporter: the battalion chief says that the driver was identified as joseph conway from amador countywhen the van fish tailed, on 480, next it hit a pole and tree. >> we don't know if speed is a factor, but just a reminder to slow down. >> reporter: it is also a reminder to buckle up. >> i think the tragedy was, he was not wearing a seat belt. >> reporter: chp feared the evening commute today would be as dangerous as the one this morning when there were 45 accidents in solano and contra costa counties between 5 and 10:00. compared to just five in that same period yesterday. >> we have not had rain in a while. so as soon as we -- almost like the first rain of the season. the oils in the asphalt come to the surface, making them slick. >> reporter: contra costa county is bracing for a busy couple of days as the rain moves through the bay area. patty lee, ktvu, concord. >>> and a rash of thefts on muni buses and trains, prompting a new campaign. authorities say people who use electronic devices are most at risk. muni officials say since january of last year, the overall crimes on them hav

. >> reporter: the battalion chief says that the driver was identified as joseph conway from amador county fish tailed, on 480, next it hit a pole and tree. >> we don't know if speed is a factor, but just a reminder to slow down. >> reporter: it is also a reminder to buckle up. >> i think the tragedy was, he was not wearing a seat belt. >> reporter: chp feared the evening commute today would be as dangerous as the one this morning when there were 45 accidents in solano and contra costa counties between 5 and 10:00. compared to just five in that same period yesterday. >> we have not had rain in a while. so as soon as we -- almost like the first rain of the season. the oils in the asphalt come to the surface, making them slick. >> reporter: contra costa county is bracing for a busy couple of days as the rain moves through the bay area. patty lee, ktvu, concord. >>> and a rash of thefts on muni buses and trains, prompting a new campaign. authorities say people who use electronic devices are most at risk. muni officials say since january of last year, the overall crimes on them have dropped 35