josé cardoza/depto. del alguacil, santa clara 13:50:00 los que lo encontraron no eran parte del swat,o eran los detectives eran los deputies que trabajan en patrulla.. dos de los oficiales tienen menos de 2 aÑos de experiencia.. los tres terminaron disparandole a allman, quien fue buscado por cientos de oficiales, equipos swats y hasta el f.b.i. despus de que se le acusara de matar a 3 compaÑeros de trabajo e hiriera a otros 7.. s.o.t. sgto. josé cardoza/depto. del alguacil, santa clara 14:13:00 sabemos que los deputies del sheriff department disparó, lo que no sabemos es si el sospechoso que creemos que era el señor allman, disparó o no. si sabemos que esa persona tenía una arma.. s.o.t. kerry shaffer/sobrevivie nte 1:34:00 he came in happy, smiling said good morning to everybody, got his cup of coffee .. kerry shaffer, uno de los sobreviviente s de la matanza dentro de la cementera lehigh.. dijo que allman entr a la junta, dio los buenos dias, regres y empez a disparar.. s.o.t. shaffer 2:35:00 when he was out of ammunition and he looked at me and he was going to get his assault, and

josé cardoza/ofna. alguacil, cdo.00 la posición ahorita del sheriff es deportar o lo mínimo avisar al ice de las pesonas que tienen, que acabaron su sentencia y que eran delitos serio o por ejemplo personas involucradas en pandillas, no la personas que tienen delitos menores.. quintero cuestiona el razonamiento del fiscal y el sheriff.. s.o.t. andrés quintero 11:56:00 entonces el sistema está mal o algo porque la pregunta es, si esta persona de acuerdo a la ley de california ya pagó su condena como es que por el estado migratorio esta más peligrosa una persona que otra.. top vo ---una coalicin de activistas pro-reforma, anunci la solicitud a la directora de asuntos inter-gubernamenta les de la casa blanca, cecilia muÑoz, a que "diga la verdad" sobre el programa "comunidades seguras", el cual defendi en un programa de television transmitido la semana pasada. ---en la peticin, puesta en marcha hoy, por la coalicin encabezada por "presente.org", los activistas piden que muÑoz "denuncie" ese programa, regrese a sus races

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dennis cardoza is speaking out about retirement and the scathing words he had for president obama onbama administration would not do enough to fix the housing economy. they had redistricting in california. >> you decided not to seek reelection and had harsh words for the administration and advice if you will for voters out there. why are you leaving and why did you decide to go out? i guess with a blast. >> i thought it was important that you only get one chance to say goodbye. i really felt it was important after being here ten years to say what was on my mind. frankly there were two main messages i wanted to leave. the first is that administration has not done an adequate job dealing with foreclosure in america. crushing the economy and my constituents and 70% are under water in mortgages and 30% have lost their homes. this is a devastating crisis and i don't believe the administration acted with adequate urgency. the second thing i wanted to send a message about is the moderates i have been part of got devastated in the last election. they rarely get listened to by the media. the

sara gray metal smithing, cardoza james binding, magnolia bring -- brewing. thank you for being here. we're now going to go on a tour. >> all rights. >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictures and a man in a hat on a rig truck carrying take that time is containers and in the black sea to representation of a mexican guy wearing a sombrero and caring a somali horn. it struck me that these two large, very subversive complex cultures could be boiled down to such simple representations. chico and chang primarily looks at four topic areas. one of the man was is whose stories are being told and how. one of the artisans in the show has created an amazing body of work worki

josé cardoza/ofna. alguacil, cdo.17:00 la posición ahorita del sheriff es deportar o lo mínimo avisar al ice de las pesonas que tienen, que acabaron su sentencia y que eran delitos serio o por ejemplo personas involucradas en pandillas, no la personas que tienen delitos menores.. quintero cuestiona el razonamiento del fiscal y el sheriff.. s.o.t. andrés quintero 11:56:00 entonces el sistema está mal o algo porque la pregunta es, si esta persona de acuerdo a la ley de california ya pagó su condena como es que por el estado migratorio esta más peligrosa una persona que otra.. cu - peluffo la oficina del supervisor shirakawa dice que hasta ahora no hay planes de cambiar la poltica.. csar, regreso contigo.. cu ---pero el descontento por el programa comunidades seguras no se limita al sur de la bahia... take vo ---a las seis y media de la tarde, la organizacin espiritual llamada "la hermandad de berkeley de universalistas unitarios", ----realizarn un foro comunitario donde expresarn sus preocupaciones en torno al polemico

he was a 17-year-old student at cardoza high school.his body in an alley on saturday night lying in a field next to a playground at the raymond rec center. his family says jamar was trying to turn his life around. >> i hope that somebody could come up and tell me what happened to my son. because he was a sweet boy. he don't bother nobody. >> investigators have neither motive nor suspects. >>> members of a volunteer rescue squad are out thousands of dollars after a fundraiser was shut down by police. they were collecting money with nettings this weekend as part of an annual collection. but a citizen say said they were venturing into traffic. the police shut down the fundraiser. >> a sergeant went out and checked it out. they were have in violation of the city ordinance which prohibit that activity. so we did have to ask the rescue squad to cease that type of fundraising activity. >> the rescue squad was hoping to raise $20,000 but collected only about 3,000. the volunteers plan to work with police to find a new fundraising ride idea that

instead of a long sign saying u street african-american himmer wall are cardoza station, they're going toa primary name. in this case, u street and the rest of the name in a smaller success line. the board approved a dozen name changes like that and will consider recommending as for three more. they want to add a second line for oldtown, waterfront scu and a hospital icon will be added to the fourth, the holy stop. >> seems like the world is getting simpler and the world is confusing. all right sherri ly tonight. >>> did you see this? >> holy cow. >> the 17-year-old was having a nice bike ride in africa before being rammed head-on by the antelope. his fellow racers happened to have the helmet cam going. it gave him a concussion and he's expected to be okay. the antelope never stopped. >>> and if you're in the from the nfl's dream team to the nfc east basement, what is wrong with the eagles. dave feldman has the answer next. >>> and first, the soccer players at the university of north carolina asheville making a name for himself on the internet. the goal keeper filmed himself during the

freeman was a student at cardoza high school in petworth. >> it's such a tragedy. what could happen to him? what would make someone do that? he's not that type of person. >> it's a shame young people are dying like this. it's uncalled for. >> so far police have no arrests in the case and no possible motive. >>> today a former marine accused of shooting at the pentagon and marine corps museum is expected to plead guilty to unrelated break-in charges. yonathan melaku was arrested in june after being spotted near arlington national cemetery at dark. he was then connected to a rash of car break-ins in leesburg. melaku will face additional charges after the loudoun county sheriff's office said last month he tried to escape from jail. >>> republican presidential candidates will take the stage again tonight for a debate focused solely on the economy. the bloomberg and "washington post" sponsored debate is being held at dartmouth college in one of the most important primary states, new hampshire. the candidates will be seated side by side in a round table format to promote

bill: cardoza is not even running for reelection because the territory is so tough.e proposal might hope 800,000 home own e. so he says the problem is 11 million, andrea. >> 11 million. i know bob is upset that congress is in place, it's the way the founding fathers designed it, but look, the president can't keep circumventing congress, either. look, the government did fix a lot of the problems that got us in this mess, but once again, the government went too far. when you have your buddy, barney frank, bob, even saying the government went too far in its restrictions and regulations, bill, that's why people can't buy houses, and the hardest hit are the minorities. the banks are being pressured to loan now but there's all these regulations that require all these bells and whistles. bill: and how many will loan under this plan? >> get the bureaucrats out of the way. >> here's an idea, why don't they pay back every dime they owe the taxpayers and go under? let the banks go under. bill: to your point, i thought the republican candidates last week blew a huge opportunity

the victim jamar freedom, a student at cardoza high school. he was 17 years old. the scene, the raymond rec center 10th and quebec street. saturday, he was playing basketball here. as nighttime fell, the game broke up. a short time later, jamar freeman found stabbed to death at an alley behind the playing field. walter robinson brought flowers to the spot today. he lives in the neighborhood. he knew jamar. >> it's a shame that young people are dying like this. it's uncalled for. >> it's a tragedy to see that happen to him. who would do something like that to him? you know what i mean? what could he do? he wasn't that kind of person. >> reporter: his grandmother said he was in trouble before but he tried to turn his life around. >> it was keeping him on the right track. i think that tore him apart, too. he just, you know, after that he kind of fell down. >> reporter: hanging with the wrong people? >> right. that does happen. >> he was a good boy. went to school and stuff. i just miss him now that he gone. >> reporter: so far no suspects. there's a $25,000 reward po

. >> reporter: the victim a student at cardoza high school. he was 17 years old. the scene, the raymond rec center. saturday, jamar was playing basketball here. as nighttime fell, the game broke up. a short time later, jamar freeman found stabbed to death in an alley behind the playing fields. walter robinson brought flowers to that spot today. he lives in the neighborhood. he knew jamar. >> it's a shame that young people are dying like this. it's uncalled for. >> reporter: jama's grandmother said he had been in trouble before but he tried to turn his life around. >> he was on the right track. i think that tore him apart, too. he just, you know, after that he kind of fell down. stopped. >> reporter: hanging with the wrong people? >> right. and that does happen. >> reporter: so what was the motive here? was it drugs? was it gangs? was it something else? the motive is still unknown. we know this, no one should die this way, no one. no one should die this young. jim, back to you. >> pat collins live in northwest d.c. a tragic day for folks there. pat, thank you. >>>

a big event going on at cardoza high school, a band marching competition going on, there at the renovated stadium, a big event, will raise money for them to get money for the marching band. >> you said bands from all over the country. >> yeah, one is coming from the bahamas. should be a lot of fun. some of the bands put on great shows. >>> let's check midday traffic once again. good morning, danella. >> we are still looking good in our area. let's check some travel times for you right now. crossing over the 14th street bridge, you are traveling at 62 miles per hour, and also making your commute right now inner loop in prince georges county, you are looking at 61 miles per hour. and looping around the inner loop and heading to virginia, this is what robinson terminal looks like. the travel speed for you is 55 miles per hour, and it's going to take you 40 minutes to get to i-95 to the dulles toll road. and if you make your way towards montgomery county, not seeing accidents there. traveling at 53 miles per hour at this time. >>> still ahead on "news4 midday," the latest doomsday predictions

democrats today, including cardoza of california who announced friday he is not going to run again becausen so much trouble is so dismayed by president obama's housing piece this is political. i looked today at the "washington post." from the political standpoint, this does give president obama something more to talk about. it gives him something on the campaign trail. the headline is as homeowners languish obama's aid effort lag. it's quoted he was outrage and did not want to hear it when warned what the program would do to help homeowners. >> bob: the fact is he is trying to help homeowners going under and you're siding with the republican and congress. let them go under. >> eric: you said they are paying the mortgage and they deserve a lower rate. you gamble, right? you put a bet down on virginia over the weekend and the line moves, which would have given you a much more favorable line. you said you know what? that line moved. i changed my mind. give me better rate? yes or no? >> bob: i understand what you are saying but the point is these people can stay in their home and not go to for

. >> sergeant jose cardoza said the man was arrested. that's not the man, that's tiger.or. he was let go. he didn't say what his motive was. >> admitted to having a drink. he wasn't intoxicated. >> he said he wasn't targeting tiger, but he yelled "tiger," threw a hot dog at him. take what you will, symbolism, hot dog, tiger woods. >> there are many jokes. i don't want to get fired on this columbus day. there are many tiger woods jokes in that story. everything worked out okay. moving on. >>> congratulations are due this morning to the one and only paul mccartney. he tied the knot for a third time sunday. nancy chavelle. pretty small ceremony. 30 guests came out. got married in london. she is 51. he is 69. this is his third wife here. they had a nasty divorce from heather mills. 2008. >> she is american this woman, by the way. >> she is. she is. congratulations. >> congratulations. we wish them luck. >> hope this one lasts. >> good news for "the simpsons" folks. as you heard, there were problems with the contracts. the people who play the characters. they get paid million

congressman dennis cardoza joins us live. bill: president obama, some harsh words for republicans.epublican white house. >> if we don't work even harder than we did in 2008 then we're going to have a government that tells the american people you are on your own. bill: got at fox news alert right now. sales of new homes went higher last month, topping expectations. they rose in september after four straight monthly declines, largely we're told because the builders are cutting their prices. the sales price of a new home fell more than 3%. the commerce department says sales up five points, almost 6% last month but that is less than half of what it needs to sustain a healthy housing market. here are the raw numbers. 313,000 homes sold. you need about 700,000 to signal growth in the market or healthy economy. so you're about 50% of where we need to be. the numbers just in right now here on "america's newsroom.". martha: well, president obama painting a descriptive image of what america will look like if a republican wins the white house in 2012. here he is is during a fund-raiser in san

. >> and republicans won nevada and new york and special elections and think probably congressman cardoza win re-election, there's a pretty good chance the republicans are going to stay in control. so i think there's a whole bunch of things he might have left out of his press release. >> david, what about his criticism of the press? he might as well have said channels. >> thanks a lot. >> i was going to go cable channels, thanks a lot. >> but this whole that, you know, you -- basically it's the far left that gets the most attention. do you think that's a fair assessment? >> i think it's easy to say if only reasonable people got together. i don't think that's exactly true. there are honest differences in american politics. there's not like there's a secret reasonable solution that every p in washington has figured out. i do thing there's the affair crick tee. part of the statement that actually got my attention most was the criticism of the obama administration on housing. you know, i think that's a really fair criticism. think it's something that the obama administration now agrees with i

. >>> after nearly a decade in office, dennis cardoza had enough.tepping down next year, but not before telling everyone exactly what's on his mind. congressman, your retirement statement was a litany of -- you seemed to vent frustration that you had about this town and the media and democratic politics and the obama administration and republican politics. it started with housing and the president is rolling out a housing plan. what do you think? >> i enjoyed my service in congress. with to the president's housing proposal, i am concerned it's more of the same. he is taking initiatives that we had a home act bill that i put forward that would allow americans to refinance and taking snippets of the bill and eliminating the appraisal requirements and other things. there far too little and taken far too long. we proposed in 2009 this proposal. it's just now getting traction. we met with mr. dimarco with a point person on this. he said maybe 800,000 more refinances. when the problem is 11 million. >> let's talk about your district in central california.

so now for the panelists, representative dennis cardoza represents california's 18th district, which is in the san joaquin valley of central california, includes fresno and madera. they were some of the hardest hit real estate regions in the country. as i'm sure you'll be hearing from him about. this is dennis is a fifth term in congress and he is keenly interested in agriculture and housing. is the author of a book and a champion efforts to help millions of underwater borrowers to refinance at lower rates. doctor stan humphries joins us from seattle where he is chief economist for zillow where he leads the team that is developing housing market data for metro areas. prior to zillow stands that several years at expedia and his broad experience includes peace corps service in west africa, nasa and the university of virginia where he received his ph.d in government. mr. ronald phipps is president of the national association of realtors. i know we have many members from nar here. he has been a real estate broker for 31 years, practicing in rhode island, maine and vermont. he's been a na

dennis cardoza. three cities in his central valley district. modesto, stockton, and the third, fourth and sixth highest in the country. you heard him say this is a win/win. this is finally at least the beginning of the help to get people back. is this enough? >> well, i'm glad the secretary is refocused on this. frankly, i told him in 2009 that these programs weren't going to be enough themselves wouldn't be effective for my district. and they haven't been fiktive for most of the country. where these problems exist. >> what's wrong them? you heard the president in 2009 themselves sold this at the time. they were very ambitious, very optimistic and frankly they haven't worked out to match the numbers. is it their fault? >> good intentions but they haven't put enough pressure on the banks. the programs were too cumbersome to begin. with in my area, many of the home are 70% underwater. when they limited it to 105 and then to 125% of loan to value, they immediately cut off the worst hit areas. and those markets just continue to decline. >> there's

bill: what was the parting shot from dennis cardoza in california. >> he's the 6th law maker in the house to announce he's not going to run. they are all blue dog moderate democrats. he's particularly upset about the president not doing enough he says to handle the home foreclosure crisis which is becoming an issue you amongst some republicans as well. it's an enormous problem in california, nevada, florida. a lot of those states that overbuilt. he's angry the president has not done enough on that issue. bill: it's breaking news this morning with the vote late last night. byron, thanks. alisyn: west virginia democrat joe mansion moved -- voted to move it forward. he wants the government to offer low or no-interest loans to states instead of grants. he hopes other lawmakers sign on to his plan. bill: brand-new polling numbers show americans are not optimistic about our future. 72% say the country is on the wrong track. headed in the wrong direction. 93% believe the economy is either quote an extremely or very important issue. it also found 81% describe the economy as poor. and just 30% thi

. >> you heard congressman cardoza say 70% of his folks were in trouble.to say, look, it didn't work well in the past, what's going to make it different this time around. take a listen. >> we have been in a lot of meetings. i brought mr. donovan to my district and he said he had the answer. clearly he didn't. you showed tonight in the statistics that your statistics don't lie. he didn't understand what you are talking about, a former realtor and businessman, i think i know what i was talking about. >> i'm going to give you a chance to respond to that. were you too arrogant? >> well, look at the facts of where the housing market was when the president came into office. housing prices have been dropping for 30 straight months. the housing market was literally falling off a cliff. and we have stabilized the housing market. housing prices have been roughly flat since the president came in. and let's look at where foreclosures are. a year ago they were more than a third higher than today. so are we making progress? yes. have we helped to stabilize the market? t

santa clara county spokesman jose cardoza is with us by phone. what do we know about this man?to be still in the area of our second shooting which is in area of homestead avenue in cupertino. he was last scene on foot in this area, armed with a handgun a rifle. we have tactical teams out here, actually searching for this person, house by house and yard by yard. we do believe him to still be in the area. jenna:wer seeing a picture of him on the screen right now. we've seen the s.w.a.t. team gathered at one particular home on, in a residential area. we're seeing some video we have of that from earlier today. are you zeroed in on one house or is it his house in the area that you're zeroed in on here? >> no. no. that is actually, it was kind of last scene jumping on the side of that particular home or jumping a fence. i know there were a couple of homes they surrounded where witnesses and callers had saw him either running by or walking by the property. so again, that is why they're surrounding houses and checking yard by yard to make sure --. jenna: i'm seeing some reports, by the

h.r. 1175 introduced by congressman cardoza, would get us a pilot project to fix this problem. i urge that we pass this. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does gentlelady from texas seek recognition? without objection. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today to talk about something happy, and that is the happy-sad pillow that is made by the parents of avonce. they can teach numbers, emotions, social skills, motor skills and textures. i was with them today. they have a very healthy head start program and we were able to give them $8 million in stimulus to build a new building and $3.2 million grant for a program that helps parents and grandparents to raise our children who are pre-schooled. the children that go to this program test higher scores than those who do not. and it evidence denses that the government can be a private-public partnership. we can create jobs and improve the education and lay out a pathway for our children. nothing wrong with the government being productive and forceful and working on behalf