faller -- father alex castille had been placed on leave since january 30. he was among 45 clergy members in the oakland diocese suspected of inappropriate behavior. oakland police reportedly found castille after a missing persons report was filed. investigators confirmed she had fled the country but the diocese says his exact location is not know. he was born in costa rica and join the seminary there before moving to the united states in 2008. >>> the 60th annual white elephant sale for the oakland museum is taking place this weekend. organizers say you can find almost anything for sale at the warehouse on lancaster street near the waterfront. it is larger than two football fields. donated items include furnace, furniture, clothing, jewelry. >> it is a community event. everything is donated. all of the 1000 volunteers are from the community. the shoppers are from the community and so it is truly the community that is contributing to the oakland museum of california. >> proceeds go to the oakland museum to attract exhibitions and fund educational programs an

the diocese placed alex castile on add might administrative leave in january.details except to say that he's out of the country. and the criminal investigation is complete and all the information is now in the hands of the district attorney. >>> the time is 8:05. the police are looking for people that may have witnessed a shooting inside the hilltop mall last night in front of a shoe store. several people were arguing and then there was one gunshot. the group fled in different directions. a male victim with a gunshot wound took himself to the hospital. the mall was placed on a brief lockdown and closed for the rest of the night. >>> fremont police said they are seeing a big jump in auto burglaries. they are investigating ten that happened between sunday and monday morning. the break-ins are more and more common at apartments. we talked with one man that had three of his car broken into at his complex. >> i'm frustrated, knock was taken. it is a selfless crime that was done. i work hard for what i do. and $1,800 down the toilet. >> the police are increasing the

[laughter] this is a big, plastic tote of castile soap, and it's one of the best castile soaps you canuy. >> so what's something like this cost? >> what is a tote? >> 4 grand. >> 4 grand. >> $4,000? >> yes. >> right. >> how much production can you get out of this? >> just under 5,000 units. >> we don't have a ton of room here, so we're buying one tote at a time, where maybe we need four totes to manufacture, you know, 5,000 to 10,000 units. >> but space is one confinement... >> yeah. >> for not having more of this. what's another confinement? >> we need more people. >> yeah. >> i mean, it's just a fact. >> jen is our sales team. >> what have you been doing? >> manufacturing the formula, you know, you name it. >> you understand that running your business that way is... >> yeah. >> not good for you. it's not good for the business. it's not good for anybody. if you don't have the working capital, if you don't have the human capital... >> yes. >> you will totally crumble. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> this business is facing a slew of issues, including the production process, the lack of machi

castille works perfectly it just passed its inspection but off now least in your car so this one can go. with. the junkyard will even pay him something for the used parts but it's all give you one hundred euros enough for a nice meal that's on top of the scrapping premium of up to ten thousand euros that some comic has ground as a discount when drivers scrap their old diesel car and buy only a new environmentally friendly a one. of. the components like the engine are removed and later sold well at least they're being we cycled. through the journey really pains me because a car like this one it's only got forty seven thousand kilometers on it if it's so clean it could still be on the road for years it works perfectly it's not. that's not exactly saving results is. after it's been disassembled in the first workshop the car is taken to the colleague in the next one usable tires are also kept for every sale. old oil left over fuel cleaning fluid and coolant it's all disposed of. now because of placed out in the junk yard for customers in search of parts about five hundred hobby mechanics

presents a whole different challenge entirely, not only in new zealand, but we also saw it in minnesota, castile, his girl friend live shot the whole thing. is it possible to be on it that fast when you can be broadcasting something live? >> sure. let's talk about facebook, for instance, started their facebook live in 2016. within a year they had 50 incidents of people streaming the murder, some suicides, some torture. the question is if facebook put up this service and they can't police it, maybe they should take it down. you live in the broadcast world. there's this thing called tape delay where maybe you don't broadcast things live or where there's a situation where something objectionable happens on one social media platform and then there's a pause and everyone says nothing uploaded for a half hour till we get a handle on it. so there are other ways to handle just the fact that this content is going to proliferate, that the tech companies can look at that have nothing to do with a failure of our curators or our failure of our ai engine. what is the policy? just because we can do it, should

was and what it meant for the city i'm meeting the director of the reagans birth museums dogless castile. that. must add to what exactly was the perpetual diet. from the seventeenth to the early nineteenth century taken spoke was actually the capital of europe a bit like brussels today. of the virtual die it was convened in sixteen sixty three just a few years after the city is rules and the representatives from all countries from also. she's gathered here they were supposed to discuss taxes and military issues but the talks then dragged on for so long that they never came to a final agreement and went to the horror at least not for one hundred forty three years until eighteen zero six years ten yards from the takes the whole not. be instead why was it set up in reagan's burg they spoke passion in the several big gatherings had already taken place in reagan's book this it is located on the danube that all now so the emperor was able to travel to vienna along the river is one that infrastructure was unique and offered short travel times messages could reach the chancery in vienna within t

. >> it's about how yerencen the >> in san jose, i'm castille yoe. >> i'm all for elephants. i got to meet all elephants. it was amazing. babar and all of them. >> dumbo. >> dumbo was there. >> you have to meet them all. it's nice seeing the younger generation take ownership in things like that. knowing we're in good hands as we get older. let's take a look at what's going on. never more than 7 minutes away. i'm going to try to get you in good hands, me and alexis, through this commute. it's not going to rain as heavily. thunderstorms are a greater concern this afternoon with many downpours and temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. tonight the showers will taper and be much cooler. mid-40s to upper 40s instead of where we're at mess. some of the earliest commuters, hitting the areas. trying to head over to the sunol grade. we've got heavy rain. the rain shadow is ending for the south bay. santa clara, over mineta san jose international and towards downtown san jose. watch out for puddles there. it was like driving through a river the entire commute this morning. notice th

but if you're philando castile, he was pulled over, i believe, over 40 times. >> reporter: castile wases according to records, racking up $6,000 in fines. a sum has family said he could neither fight nor afford. >> when we look at some of these infractions, they're trivial. they're not violent crimes. it's not keeping us any safer. >> the quality of work has improved -- >> a 21-year veteran, chief blue is known as a police reformer and is one of the first to implement some of the report's recommendations. what have you changed? >> well, we've de-emphasized an awful lot of low-level kind of traffic enforcement that the numbers clearly show have a disproportionate effect on communities of color. >> has it really impacted your ability to fight crime? >> no, i don't think so. in fact, what we see is our officers are still making traffic stops. the quality of the traffic stops has gone up. the number of unnecessary searches has gone down. the number of searches that result in contraband actually being seized has gone up. for years citations and arrests were a measure of success. the kind of

castille works perfectly just past its inspection but often at least in your car so this one can go. with. the junkyard will even pay him something for the used parts but give you one hundred euros enough for a nice meal that's on top of the scrapping premium of up to ten thousand euros that some comic has ground as a discount when drivers scrap their old diesel car and go. with. the junkyard will even pay him something for the used parts but give you one hundred euros enough for a nice meal that's on top of the scrapping premium of up to ten thousand euros that some comic has ground as a discount when drivers scrap their old diesel car and buy only a new environmentally friendly a one. components like the engine are removed and later sold well at least they're being weak cycled. still trying to be really pains me because a car like this one it's only got forty seven thousand kilometers on it if it's so clean it could still be on the road for years it works perfectly it's not complete and. that's not exactly saving resources. after it's been disassembled in the first workshop the car

church leader said they received a complaint about inappropriate behavior by alice castille and placedministrative leave back in january. oakland police said castillo disappeared three weeks later. police located him but are not disclosing where he is. police told the diocese that the criminal investigation is complete and that the case was turned over to the district attorney. >>> and oakland men arrested and caressed connection to an arrest has been charged with three felonies. they've charged zachary greenberg with assault, battery, and criminal threat. greenberg is accused of punching hayden williams back on february 19. williams was on the cal campus trying to recruit members for a conservative group called turning point usa. neither greenberg nor williams is a uc berkeley student. >>> are san francisco giants outfielder cameron maybin has been arrested on suspicion of dni.'s police and scottsdale, arizona arrested maybin. they reported that they pulled him over at 2 a.m. after scene swerving. police that he had bloodshot and watery eyes. he apparently told police he had consumed

reynolds, because of facebook live, was able to keep accountability of the police man who shot philando castilen the car. that gave her a power we never had. we weren't going to listen to her story. we weren't going to put her on tv. be careful what you ask for. when you say something bad can happen with a tool, shut down the tool, you shutdown all the good things that can happen with it. >> what about basic standards and practices? >> so, facebook was notified of the video. what they said on sunday on twitter they took the video down. the problem we have with society is people wanted to share that video more and more and more, 1.5 million copies. there is an excellent story in the washington post that went up talking to the uber product about the specific problems here. they did take it down. they have what they call hashes. they try to find the identifying bits of the video. the people who want to share change a little bit about the video to get around. it's a cat and mouse game. >> that's what i was wondering, once they identify the source -- >> it 's harder. the other thing in the washingto