tonight there are two meetings on this issue that is ktvu ann ruben tells there is a new twist now that san jose police chief has announced he is resigning. >> reporter: that is right. in san jose the statistics show there has been an increase in crime and increase in police response time. so tonight there are competing meetings to address the issue. now this comes one day after police chief chris moore announced his retirement and while the search is on for his replacement, there is also a search for suppose louis to the -- solutions to the crime problems here. they will hold a steady conference tonight to talk about moving more officers to patrol and improving more overtime. and they will talk about what can be done to move forward in addressing short staffing. they say they need to educate the public on how to protect themselves and their property. both groups say that the chief impending departure doesn't mean that work on safety issues will stop. >> it doesn't really change anything. what we need to do to deal with the public safety issues are the same whether the chief is a chief

ktvu ann ruben is live at a giant watch party taking place at moffett field. good morning ann. >> reporter: good morning. there are hundreds of people here they brought their chairs and their cameras. and they are settling in to witness a bit of history. this will be endeavour's final flight piggybacking on a specially modified boeing 747. it will fly over the golden gate bridge and do a low pass over the nasa researcher and continue south in los angeles placed onpermanent displays at the california science center. a crowd gathered by moffett field even though the flight is hours away. they say this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. if fact, one man drove from virginia to be here. >> it's a very meaningful dayp there will be a lot people that will never forget this. and, i will be one of them. >> reporter: there will be speeches, displays and a count down to the flyover which should happen sometime between 9:45 and 10 a.m. live at moffettfield, ann rubenktvu channel # news. >> besides -- 2 news. >> besides moffett field there are other places to see it. a ch

live in san jose, ann ruben, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a deadly shooting just after 2 a.m.hy boulevard and market streets. police say someone shot a man multiple times. police say they did not have a description of the shooter and a motive is not yet known. the victim is identified as 24- year-old miandrey rachal. >> this boy had no reason to get shot. he's not out there selling drugs. he's just a person that's trying to help everybody do right. >> his death is oakland's 81st homicide of the year. by this time last year, the city had seen 73 homicides. >>> a new report finds that billions of dollars are being wasted on health care here in the u.s. the institute of medicine and the california health foundation looked at 2009. they calculated that 30% of those costs, about $750 billion, was wasted. researchers blamed unnecessary services is, excessive administrative costs and fraud. the authors recommend the u.s. health system improve by constantly learning from new technology, engaging patients and linking pay and bonuses to outcomes of care. >>> california officials announc

live in san jose ann ruben. >>> time is now 8:33. some over drawn bank accounts has some pizza customers really bad because of delayed charges. turns out their debit and credit card charges at little caesars didn't go through at first. there was a glitch with the company. suddenly all of the charges made since january were approved. some regular pizza customers were angry when their hot and readies came up 9 months worth later in the charges. in some cases a $300 bill that over drew accounts. >>> protestors are clashing with police in pakistan. this is new video. protestors, many of them students, have taken to the street chanting antih-american slogans and setting fires. police have been using tear gas to drive them back. the demonstration is the latest over an anti-islam video that attacks mohamma. secretary clinton will brief congress on the libya attack in a closed door meeting today. yesterday the senate hearing a top u.s. intelligence official described the attack as an act of terror. >> would you say that ambassador stevens an

ann ruben is live there with the crowd's reaction and why this was a thrilling moment for people who work there. >> reporter: that's right. the place actually cleared out quickly here. there are estimates ther were close to 20,000 people all craning their necks to get a glimpse of endeavour. their cameras out, their eyes on the sky thousands gathered to catch a glimpse of endeavour, off to the side flying at 1500 feet. >> it was really cool. it wayne wasn't that loud. i expected it to be louder and i was surprised about how low it flew. that was really cool. >> the trip was in many ways an honor for the men and woman who made it possible. >> it is choking me up. it is paying tribute to the thousands of people would worked on the program. >> the shuttle tiles were invented here and the shuttle flight simulator is here too. every shuttle pilot has trained on it, including stephen robinson. >> the fact it worked even once is amazing. and the fact we put together an entire space station with the shuttle, never had to bring a part back is miracle upon miracle so there is pride and sadness

ktvu's anne ruben shows us the tribute given to a burmese democracy winning. >> reporter: she's a world peace laureatte, but for the 5,000 people who showed up at the university of san francisco, chi is much more than that. >> she is our hope, our leader and our shining star. >> reporter: chi spent 15 years under house arrest. but in the last year the bermese government has experienced a shift. >> our country is now in the verge of a new path. i have to keep reminding people that we're just about to start out. that we are not yet along the way. >> reporter: chi has just joined the parliament trying to make change from within. >> we look for people all over the world to help us in our transition to a generally democratic society. >> reporter: today she received both a key to the city and an honorary doctorate from usf. she was able to reach out to the largest burmese community. >> she wants to encourage them to come back, bring their resources, bring their knowledge, bring their skills and help them develop their country. >> we are really witnessing that the community is coming together.

ann ruben, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> despite optimism over the weekend that an agreement would be reachedthe chicago students will not be back at school. coming up in 15 minutes, what chicago's mayor is doing to try to force teachers there back to the classroom. >>> 8:03. the woman charged with killing nursing student michelle le is due back in court this morning. one year ago today, michelle le's body was found in a remote part between pleasanton and sunol. prosecutors say gisele estebon attacked le last may in the kaiser parking garage in hayward and then dumped her body. estoe bon and michelle le went to school -- estebon and michelle le went to high school together. prosecutors say estebon blamedley foreigning her relationship with her daughter's father. -- game le for ruining her relationship with her daughter's father. >>> coming up on 8:04. san jose used to be known as one of the safest cities in the u.s. but now a rising crime rate has many people concerned. that's why city leaders are holding two meetings tomorrow to give an update on how police plan to crack down on the problem.

ktvu ann ruben is in san jose with details about the victim. >> reporter: police are still trying to piece together how this went down. they say two people were shot and both were transported to the hospital. it happened around 10:20 last night here at the direction of flanagan drive and alvin avenue when police arrived they found two victims. the first was a 39-year-old man that had been shot in the chest and also had a broken arm. a second victim a 24-year-old was also transported. investigators say both men are expected to survive their injuries. police say this may have started with some sort of heated argument. right now they do not believe it was gang related. live in san jose ann rubin. >>> time is 5:01. violent late night marchs and protests in san francisco's mission district it was sparked by an officer involved shooting. ktvu alex savidge is live at the mission police station and alex, that was a target of vandals. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, dave. protestors vandalized the mission police station last night during this heated demonstration. i want to s

fox's ann ruben has the details. >> reporter: it was all captured on camera, the tricky rescue that hoistedetween two buildings. 32-year-old arturo corona had been stuck for hours wedged in a tiny crack. the security mall guard could not believe his guard. the rescuers lowered ropes with wrist loops instructing corona to hold on tight. authorities believe he'd been jumping rooftop to rooftop when he slipped falling nearly 20 feet. >> he landed on his feet but was unable to come out because of the abutments along the side. >> reporter: to get between the -- the gap between the buildings is about 18 inches at its widest but much narrower on either side and while corona couldn't move, authorities say he was able to reach his cell phone. >> we received a phone call from a victim who allegedly said he was being chased by several people with knives. >> reporter: san jose officers quickly realized the story didn't add up and now believe corona was running from police, not criminals. they think he'd been involved in a pursuit hours before ultimately crashing into another vehicle near king and aborn