. >> bam, bam, bam. i think it was four shots, bam, bam, bam -- bam. one behind each other. >> reporter: neighbors behind the building on "senter road" heard shots and sheltered in place for hours. >> she went back to the bedroom and they were hiding with my son. >> reporter: police s.w.a.t. teams gouged a hole through a neighboring apartment to insert a camera to confirm that dunham was down. san jose mayor sam liccardo praised officer johnson and fellow officers who laid their lives on the line. >> officers who were there under extraordinary duress that may well have saved other lives. >> reporter: it is going to take the city of san jose and the san jose police department a long time to get over this tragedy. the last time there was an officer killed in the line of duty officer jeffrey fontana a rookie cop was gunned down 14 years ago. officer johnson and officer fontana were in the same graduating class at the police academy. >> tough day in the community as well as the department. >> we can tell you that officer johnson's family says, "we are deep

and then there was like this barrage of gunfire, and you could hear, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was unbelievable that this would happen in broad daylight. >> the gunshots pierce the quiet serenity of the neighborhood and residents are concerned but some feel that the homeowner did the right thing by shooting back. >> i'm very watchful where we live, and i think everybody has a right to defend their property. >> police release the security video to the media. it results in a flood of anonymous tips that eventually results in arrests of two of the four suspects. the number of home invases appears to be rising. her reports about invasions have become more frequent. >> as far as a home invasion in that area, no, it's not surprising because i know that within seven months in that one particular area there have been over 20 home invasions. just that one area. >> police say the area's rise in home invasions is in part due to its proximity to the mexican border and the tightening of drug enforcement there. those involved with the mexican drug trade are finding it harder to get their

bam, bam, bam, bam. great, that will be $120,000. >> jimmy: did you graduate? >> i did.ted from that school. >> jimmy: and then you decided to abandon that and be on a tv show. describe the show for those of -- >> we torture the guests. it's kind of like guantanamo bay if it was a talk show. we had a p.a. hidden under your chair and tickle your tank. >> jimmy: i felt something going on. ooh, this is one of those massage chairs or something. >> i was hoping you would climax. >> jimmy: go >> jimmy: who says i didn't? [cheers and applause] >> you want to be out here, right now, girl. >> jimmy: we have a clip of from when i was on your show. >> you're a funny man. tell us a joke. >> all right. so two guys are out in the middle of the desert. one guy gets bit by a snake. right on the head of his [ bleep ] [ >> get out of the set! >> jimmy: i never got to the punch line of the joke. >> it was like 4:00 in t morning. >> jimmy: your desk budget must be enormous. >> in the millions. >> jimmy: do the guests not ever understand the show beforehand? >> 90% of the guests have zero id

. >> i think it was three or four shots, bam, bam, bam, bam, yeah, just one behind each other. >> reporter: neighbors in the apartment building on "senter road" first heard shots then were told to "shelter in place" for hours. >> trying to pull us out. i'm very sad. >> reporter: you see the large hole in the background in the wall in the interview. that hole was gouged out by s.w.a.t. officers who went to the next door apartment, put that hole into the wall so they could insert a camera to make sure that dunham was found before they re-entered his apartment and recovered his body. ken and veronica, there will be a lot more to tell on this story as we move forward. this is a very sad time for san jose and the san jose police department. >> all right, len, thank you. >>> you can see the live pictures from chopper 5 people waving the flag near where that happened last night. kpix 5's ann notarangelo is outside the police department now with a radio trans missions as officers confronted that suspect last night. >> reporter: ken, we have been listening to the radio traffic between the police di

right after that, the bam, bam, bam, bam, the shots. i ducked bean that brick wall. and when i looked up, there were police officers with their guns drawn. i also noticed there was a police van in the parking lot and there were probably 20 police officers behind there. many of them had assault rifles. there was another group of people who got around the police officer who had been hit and pulled him back behind the van so he could get treatment. >> the police officers responding to this, they were looking up the hill. >> absolutely. >> tom, if you could ask susan just to listen in for a moment. i know she can't hear what you're hearing. but the perspective we're seeing past you is the direct view of what the gunman had. but how much distance have you closed as you walked down from that highest point? how much farther back did that shooter have to shoot from? >> probably from another maybe 80, 90 yards up the hill. we're maybe 20, 30 yards from where the police officers were standing in the grass beyond that sidewalk. across the street. >> and then susan would have se

the officials get the count, whatever pace they choose, and you got -- it was like bam bam bam!imes the guys were get hurt. i was a big bully back then. i didn't get too much of a break. but it was good. it turned out well. it allowed me to overcome adversity. i'm here now. >> jimmy: well, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would have you here anyway. >> yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: you were in japan at the time. were you involved in parties? i heard you weren't focused, necessarily. >> well, i had -- i tell you, i get carried away sometimes. you know. listen, so i'm in this -- oh, man. i'm in the hotel. they won't let me out of the hotel. they expect me to go to training and come back like i'm some neanderthal that i can't associate with people. i had to hit all the maids. and i guess hitting means having sex with them. >> jimmy: i know what you mean. [ laughter ] >> i didn't mean hitting. i'm not hitting, i'm hitting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. so naturally when one's put in a situation like that -- >> you're not going to lose -- >> jimmy: you've got to have sex with t

. >> bam, bam, bam. >> they creep into your personal space. >> i was freaking out.aming. >> they leave with your hard-earned possessions. >> took my jewelry, money, safe, my computers, and they walked away from the front door. >> in this hour, over-the-top neighbors. naked intruders. >> went inside

one of the witnesses described it as bam, bam, bam. and then complete chaos. people running for cover. they say they saw richard white with a machete in his hand over his head swinging at the tsa officers. a female tsa officer confronted him and shot him. that tsa officer is injured and in the hospital this morning as is white. this was a terrifying scene. it really could have been a lot worse. terrifying moments overnight noticed louie armstrong international airport. the panic erupted just before 8:00 local time. when police say richard white, armed with cans of wasp spray and a machete, tried to get past several tsa agents. >> he was challenged at that point in time by the tsa officer. the response was he pulled a can of wasp spray and sprayed the officer in the face >> reporter: white didn't stop there, spraying a second officer as he tried to get past security. it was then he pulled out a machete and started swinging. >> he proceeded past that checkpoint. he sprayed the male in the face. he struck the female with a machete >> reporter: then moments later

. >> bam bam's first swim. ♪ >> the toilet the loo, bathroom pe.where you do your business. this fellow jason, found i think the world's most awkward bathroom. there's one toilet. pan the camera over. there's the other one. >> what? >> the toilets look right at each other. there's no sign of a door. the first toilet that you saw doesn't even have a stall. it's just a commode. >> is this in prison? >> it's like the military. is it on a ship. >> a dorm room? >> honestly i have been to a more awkward one. >> really. >> i was at a fabulous bar once it was just a toilet in the middle of room and everybody's standing around i was like i don't need it that bad. i really needed to go. i don't know. you really really really have to go you have to make a toilet friend. >> if you do a number two and the other person is also doing the poo -- >> you could race. >> no you're staring at each other. >> you're not looking up. look what's on "right this minute." >> would you use it? >> sometimes if you're in emergency situation -- >> doesn't it make it worse. >> cou

shawn vernon lee, known as bam- bam, juan garcia, 22 years old, monster. benjamin mendez.s woman giggles. >> murder, conspiracy to smuggle drugs into jail. >> six of those indicted are still on the loose. >>> a motorcyclist hit by a truck and robbed in oakland is out of a coma tonight. for the first time since his attack, he is talking. joe vasquez spoke with his mother tonight. >> and he was in this state for five and six weeks. >> reporter: two months ago, maggie lowry said her son may not make it. but then three weeks ago, craig lowry began to open his eyes. he was riding a bike in january when a pick up driver smashed into him. robbers stole the elderly man's wallet and turned to greg who was lying on the ground with a major head injury and took his wallet too. everyday ever since. maggie has visited greg everyday and begged him to talk. >> the first thing i hear, is he is talking and i know who he was of course. so i run down the hall, go in the room and he says hi mom. >> what went through your mind when he said hi mom? what went through your mind? >> i was just ...

. >> this time, i saw the bat, he was swinging it hitting that window hard bam, bam. then let go, jumped in there, gloves on black hood dope and handing stuff out to the guy. >> last friday burglars broke into another electronics store a half mile away. police are trying to figure out if the break-ins are connected. >>> details in the michael brown shooting. the justice department announced today it will not prosecute the ferguson missouri, police officer, who shot and killed the unarmed black teenager. attorney general eric holder says there's no evidence disproving officer darren wilson's story that he shot and killed brown in self-defense. the announcement comes even though the justice department released a scathing report this week against the police department in ferguson. the report found officers do discriminate against african-american residents. >> our investigation show that ferguson police officers routinely violate the fourth amendment in stopping people without reasonable suspicion. arresting them without probable cause and using unreasonable force agains

some like big happy, bam bam, and giggles. they are behind bars, responsible for drug smuggling in the city. the d.a. office announcing their indictment after the santa clara violent task force used gang sources and reviewed gang writings known as kites. they have discovered a sophisticated scheme. >> hooping is when you take methamphetamine and gang communications inside a body cavity in and out of a prison facility. that's how the gang gained control of the streets from behind prison. >> during a major read in san jose, where the fbi task force seized cash, drugs, and guns. >> for those younger youth out there, contemplating these lifestyles, these operations send the message, if you get into this lifestyle, you'll do time for it. >> mario is with the mayor's gang task force. while he agrees these take downs send a message not to do business here, he is cautious about the next batch of gang members. >> this lifestyle epidemic isn't something you solve once, there's a void you take whenever you take structure out of any gang.

sometimes pulling someone over the issue you can be handled just as easily by saying sir you were there bam bam ba. and i want you to know about it. some people don't know what's going going on in the back of their car have a face day. >> that means the revenue will drop. >> oh, yes. >> how do you plan to deal with that? >> that's what my budget guy is for, he those deal with. >> a lot of people feel like you are america's police chev right now. everyone is invested in your city. with that in mind, 21,000 people here the country is watching everything you do. what should they know about you? >> we are trying. we are trying to fix the problem problem. we are talking, we are meeting with everybody and just trying to get the community the businesses the police department, city managers, everybody together. we just gotta get all of this behind us and get basically going on with the future. >> in st. louis ferguson's police department mostly white. the population of the city overwhelmingly black. did the chief give you any indication of whether the police force will at least start to mirror the comm

. >> as soon as we cut, bam, bam, we try to roll him over. why we want to promote, what? >> free breathing. >> free breathing. we don't want him to go into positional asphyxia. >> reporter: positional asphyxia. what does that mean? >> any sort of compression on the chest. >> reporter: the officers come in groups from the same precinct, same shift. the 2-6, west harlem. and listen. they are candid about the last time they got this kind of training. when's the last time you practiced techniques like this? >> seven years. >> reporter: seven years. >> 12 years. >> reporter: 12 years. >> 14 1/2. >> reporter: 14 1/2 years. >> it should be more. it should be done maybe twice out of the year. >> reporter: how often are you taught, go nowhere near the neck? >> there is no neck. >> reporter: how difficult is it to expect that it would kick in perfectly? >> someone doesn't want to be arrested, it's never looks pretty. >> reporter: because of the split-second nature of everything? >> absolutely. >> reporter: officer watley, she has two sons, 23 and 10. do they worry about you? >> the

. >> reporter: the gang members had nicknames such as pistol, monster and bam-bam. sick are at large. gang -- six are at large. gang task force members seized guns and drugs. the gangs were selling two pound of methamphetamine a work worth thousands. a percentage of proceed along with protect money made its way to the leadership behind bars. the multi agency task force believes it has put a dent in gang operations in san jose after one of its leaders decided to cooperate and reveal the gang's internal workings. >> we have so many cooprators and source -- cooprators and source documents with this gang, we hopefully are deterring them from putting down a foothold in this city. >> reporter: the gang members go on trial in san jose starting april 13th. abc 7 news. >>> overseas now. the u.s. is investigating claims the islamic state terrorism group isis was behind a string of suicide bombings today in yemen that left 137 people dead and 345 injured. in an online statement, a group claiming to be a yemeni branch of the group said five suicide bomber carried out the operat

each had nicknames like pistol and bam-bam. they were in a high wave of crime. they made money by selling two pounds of methamphetamine a week. they got money they received from protection from the gangs. >> so they're acquiring money from felonies and taxation and monthly dues and all of that gets funneled up the chain to prison. >> law enforcement agencies hope this will put a dent on drug sales and on gang activity in san jose. the trial begins on april 13 in santa clara county superior court. in san jose, david louie. >>> a san francisco judge says he'll consider a move of venue in an effort to move a sexual predator out of a neighborhood. 70-year-old howard christian was placed in a home in january. that situation angered neighbors as well as costa contra county and they complained they were not properly notified of this move which was ordered by the district court. they asked a contra costa county judge to hear those arguments and that is set for tuesday. >>> a man's body in this school's swimming pool was found at the start of the kids' p.e. class this mo

one witness described it as bam, bam, bam and then chaos. people running for cover.e tsa officers. a female tsa officer confronted him and shot him. that tsa officer is injured and in the hospital this morning. as is white. this was a terrifying scene, but it could have been a lot worse. several people were injured in the melee in the hospital. all of the injuries are minor. they are expected to be released. police say they are still looking into motives. they can't figure out why white did this. back to you. >> stephanie, thanks. >>> seven children died overnight when fire tore through the brooklyn new york home. more than 100 firefighters responded to the blaze in the early morning hours. witnesses say the mother screamed for someone to rescue her children as she jumped from the burning building. the children range in age from 5 to 15 years old. firefighters say two more people are critically injured. >>> secretary of state john kerry says there is genuine progress in the talk was iran but gaps remain. negotiators negotiators walked away from the table on friday. s

. >> president obama and the first lady are among the thousands to gather in selma bam bam.alabama, 50 approximate years ago today -- 50 years ago today police beat frielts activists. >> reporter: #r a years 50 years ago today brave men and women walked toward the bridge they were attacked with tear gas and beaten with clubs what has become known as bloody sunday sparked outrage. it was memorialized in film selma. >> how many judges in alabama. >> 67. >> name them. >> reporter: today president obama will join tens of thousand here to remember their courage and bravery. >> selma is now about the courage of ordinarily people doing extraordinary things because they believe they can change the county they can shape our nation's destiny. >> reporter: racial tensions have been laid bare in the recent killings of black men by white police officers. many say the right they sought to secure are in jeopardy after the supreme court struck down part of the voting rights act. >> now it's not protected again. >> reporter: mary bruce abc news selma. >> two men have been detained in the mur

bam, bam. and then glass let go and he jumped in there. had gloves on a black hoodie and he started handed stuff to the other guy. it didn't take them but a few minutes. they had a lot of stuff out, they did. all of them headphones and you know, they do. they had a lot of stuff. >> pretty much smash and grab. definitely knew what they were doing. pretty quick. >> there have been other electronic stores targeted. the last one was less than an hour away at oddio vision where criminals crashed a pickup into the store near polk and stole an estimated $100,000 worth of electronics around 4:00 in the morning. police sigh they're not the own laones keeping a close eye on the burglaries. >> the stores themselves have like a little network where they're talking back and forth. and i have been talking to them. actually was going to be calling the other store on california street today, where they are kind of keeping an eye on each other. and letting other people know when they get broken into and other ways and means to safeguard their inventory. >>

bam, bam, and the glass led go and had gloves on and a black hoodie on and started handing stuff off to the other guy. >> last friday burglars broke into another electronics store less than a mile half a mile away. police are looking into whether these break-ins are connected. >> new at 6:00 tonight, what started off as a facebook dream has now turned into a horse racing reality. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is showing us how a few dozen facebook friends found a way to do more than just bet on the ponies >> reporter: horse's principal owner from the south bay says as soon as he saw metaboss he knew he had something special, a talented horse with a big heart and wanted to share his experience of ownership with others. knowing this horse is going places. on the trail to the triple crown, this 3-year-old colt is making quite a name for himself. >> when you get involved in a sport like this you don't -- you -- you stay optimistic and that you're going to have a good horse but this is beyond our dream. >> reporter: on valentine's day he won the el camino derby at golden gate field. he'll

. >> the gang members each had nicknames such as pistol monster and bam bam.ll at large. there was an organized chain of command. drug task force steams seized drugs and guns and money during the arrests. a percentage of crime proceeds arks long with protection money paid to the gang made it to the nuestra familia leadership behind bars. >> we had so many cooperatetors and source documents and history with this gang that we hopefully are deterring them from putting down a foothold in this city ever again. >> the gang members go on trial in san jose starting april 13th. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> a san francisco judge says he will consider a a change of venue request in an effort to move a sexually predator out of a walnut creek neighborhood. the 71-year-old was placed into a home in january by a san francisco court. the decision upset neighbors and the contra costa county district attorney who claimed they were not notified about the move. yesterday a judge agreed with them and granted a hearing that would allow the challenge to be decided in a c

. >> reporter: the nuestra familia gang memts had nicknames such as pistol, monster and bam-bam.t-large. there was an organized chain of command. they seized cash, drugs and guns. they were selling meth for thousands of dollars. a percentage of crime proceeds along with protection money paid to the gang made its way into nuestra familia's leadership behind bars. the multiagency task force beliefs it has put a dent in gang operations in san jose after one of its leaders decided to co-opoperate and reveal the gang's internal workings. >> we have so many cooperators and source documents and history with this gang that we hopefully are deterring them from putting down a foothold in the city ever again. >> reporter: the gang members go on trial starting april 13. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> our time is 8:16. no questions asked. that's the promise from san francisco police who will be holding a gun buy back later today. the buyback program will pay anywhere from $100 for most guns. an assault weapon will receive $200 $200. board of supervisors president is sponsoring toda

bam, bam, p.o.w., p.o.w. >> it's not just an image issue it's a reality issue. i'm working hard every day to make this city safe, clean and the vibrant community that it deserves to be. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf is on board with this idea, as well. in fact, her campaign slogan last year was, made in oakland, because she was born in oakland. now, everybody thinks that something has to be done to improve oakland. but a lot of folks are saying if you can make oakland a safe place, that you can change its image and its brand with or without a logo. live at oakland city hall, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> still ahead a new place for foodies and fans to hang out. the giant parking lot transformed. how this may be a preview of a much bigger face-lift. >> and it's a musical mystery. unused lyrics lost when rock legend jerry garcia was busted by the cops. where police say they might be now 30 years later. >> kpix 5 already has the toyota mobile weather lab bringing weather to you. now we want you to bring weather to us. we have a new weather watchers program. antonio her

. >> the nuestra familia gang members each had nicknames such as pistol, monster and bam bam. six are still at large. there was an organized chain of command. drug task force steams seized drugs and guns and money during the arrests. the gangs were selling 2 pounds of methamphetamine a week worth thousands of dollars. proceeds and protection money made its way to the leadership behind bars. the multi-agency task force believe they have put a dent into gang activity in san jose after one decided to cooperate and reveal the gang workings. >> >> we had so many cooperatetors and source documents and history with this gang that we hopefully are deterring them from putting down a foothold in this city ever again. >> the gang members go on trial in san jose starting april 13th. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> no questions asked. that's the promise this morning from one city leader and san francisco police as they will host a gun buy back in the western addition. today's buy back will pay anyone $100. anyone turning in an assault weapon will receive $200. the event begins at 9

some like big happy, bam bam, and giggles.rs, responsible for drug smuggling in the city. the d.a. office announcing their indictment after the santa clara violent task force used gang sources and reviewed gang writings known as kites. they have discovered a sophisticated scheme. >> hooping is when you take methamphetamine and gang communications inside a body cavity in and out of a prison facility. that's how the gang gained control of the streets from behind prison. >> during a major read in san jose, where the fbi task force seized cash, drugs, and guns. >> for those younger youth out there, contemplating these lifestyles, these operations send the message, if you get into this lifestyle, you'll do time for it. >> mario is with the mayor's gang task force. while he agrees

being that way and i kept running into dead ends so i picked another character, and this character, bam-bam into dead ends with all these characters. and a friend of mine, rachel, who is actually no longer with us, she was like, you know this is one story? i was like, no, it's not. it's a bunch of failed novelas 'cause i have no talent. [ laughter ] and she's like, "no, it's a bigger novel." i didn't even know. >> seth: so you wrote a novel without even knowing? >> no, i had no idea it was a novel. i thought it was series of failed sketches of all these characters. >> seth: this is a much better title than "failed sketches." >> it's a lot better that brief history of eight killings. there are actually eight. >> seth: there are eight in the book but you call it seven. >> it's so unsexy. [ laughter ] >> seth: you have to go with seven if you have a choice. it's 700 pages. as a writer, do you edit it down to that? did you write more? >> there was actually more. i even went against my editor and cut 10,000 words more. >> seth: wow. >> because it was pretty huge and i was kind of scared. >> seth