when charlie beck said if it leads to conviction or exoneration, clark believes the lapd wants to convey the message they're keeping an open mind rather than focusing on one suspect. >> thank you, george. >>> san jose, which not long ago proclaimed itself as the safest big city in the nation is getting help to tackle its gang problem. two federal gang expert also be embedded in san jose's gang task force as part of aamgr ro called operation community shield. >> we did that as a public safety measure. we have the funding and unfortunately now we don't have that funding. we really have no choice. >> that sound bite you just heard was not related to this story. the two gang experts come at no cost to the san jose police department. operation community shield launched in 2005 has been involved with 22,000 gang related arrests nationwide. >>> another weekend, another desperate and emotionally exhausted search for the family of missing nursing student michelle le. they're going to gather again tomorrow from 8:00 to 5:00 in hayward. that's the last place her cell phone was tracked almost a mont

take vo ---esta tarde, el jefe de policia de los angeles, charlie beck, reafirm su confianza en que giovanni es el sospechoso "correcto" de haber golpeado salvajemente al aficionado de los gigantes bryan stow. ---hasta el momento, los investigadores no han logrado convencer a la fiscalia para que, basado en las pruebas que tienen, le entablen una acusacin formal. ---de hecho, el caso ya ha sido entregado a otra unidad mas especializada que sabe como lidiar con casos tan publicados como el de stow. cu ---la policia de san jose ya cuenta con mas ayuda para combatir a las pandillas y a la violencia que actualmente generan en la comunidad del sur de la bahia. take vo ---la corporacion policiaca anuncio que el departamento de seguridad interna de los estados unidos ser de ahora en adelante su aliado. ---2 agentes federales formarn parte de la unidad anti-pandillas del departamento bjo un programa llamado "escudo comunitario". cu ---continua la investigacin a un maestro de arte de san francisco detenido por presuntamente poseer pornografia infantil. take vo ----ahora la policia revisa cada una de

. >> reporter: charlie beck perked up ears outside police headquarters when he acknowledged for the firstthe possibility of a different outcome in the brian stowe investigation. >> if it leads to conviction, if it leads to exoneration, wherever it leads, we will follow the case. >> reporter: lapd's ongoing investigation of giovanni ramirez has undergone scrutiny from the beginning. it's intensefied because of the lack of evidence such as usable dna. >> you know, they're doing in-depth analysis of not only all the clues that are outstanding but all the clues that are being looked at. we'll pursue this case until we've reached resolution. >> reporter: from the moment ramirez was arrested his attorneys have insisted he's had a solid alibi. chief beck said follow-up work needs to be done, but he's confident ramirez will be truth. >> we go where the case takes us. and we will follow every lead. we will interview every involved person until we come to a conclusion. >> we checked with our legal analyst about what the lapd chief charlie beck said, if it leads to conviction or if it leads to exone

we asked charlie beck about other police jurisdictions, possibly looking at ramirez. >> this ramirez has a complicated life, so we are trying to resolve those issues. >> it would not be false? >> this new information comes on the heels of a scheduled lie detector test. his family and defense attorney insist he's being wrongly accused for the dodgers stadium beating on opening day and have demanded he take the test to prove his innocence. >>> all right, incredible weather we're having. june is tomorrow. >> i know. >> doesn't look like it outside, roberta. >> we had seven rainy days in the month of may of 2011. the record is eight established back in 1990. over a 30 year period, so it was the second most rain fall in the month of may over the last 30 years. right now diminishing showers. we saw a record amount of rain at oakland airport. the skies are drying up, but we have more rain coming. san rafael didn't report any rain today. a stream, santa rosa at .2. and less than a tenth of an inch across the east bay. the other side of the story happens to be unseasonally cool temperatures.

we asked police chief charlie beck about other police jurisdictions possibly looking at ramirez. >> it's really a complicated case but this ramirez has a complicated life so we are trying to resolve those issues. >> reporter: so it wouldn't be false to say that he has problems out of state that you're aware of? >> it would not be false. >> reporter: ramirez remains in county jail on a parole violation. he is expected to have a hearing on that next week. he has yet to be charged for the beating of bryan stow. but they do have time to charge him. ramirez can be held in prison on a parole violation for up to a year. one more note about my conversation with ramirez's attorney. he says they are working on getting video of ramirez the day of bryan stow's beating, also the day after, that shows that he has longer hair and not a shaved head as you see in that composite sketch. live in downtown l.a., i'm kristine lazar. >> thank you. >>> they have been dealing with red tape for months. the new roadblock for the victims of the san bruno explosion. >> sad to see her land for the last time, but see

but police chief charlie beck says he is confident ramirez is one of the two people responsible for stow's beating. los angeles police are still looking for that second suspect. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also this morning union city police are investigating a shooting that left one man in critical condition. they say it happened at the same house where another person was killed last month. the shooting happened last night at 8:30 on will road. when police arrived they found a 22-year-old latino man with multiple gunshot wounds. police say all they know about the suspects is that they approached on footwearing dark clothing. they're now investigating any connections between this shooting and last month's homicide at the same house. >>> this morning the coast guard will resume the search for a missing boater in marin county. witnesses say they spotted the man fall out of his small aluminum boat into the bay near dillon beach yesterday afternoon. his boat later washed ashore but there was no sign of the man who was apparently not wearing a life jacket. sear

when a surly tween might lose it and go with this their pellet guns but los angeles police chief charlie beck is pushing for the city to require all b.b. guns to be brightly colored so as to avoid popping a cap and little timmy does happen before this after repeated cases of police shooting toy armed children in the l.a. area interesting when you're the commentary of great smith the los angeles city councilman and l.a.p.d. officer quote if you see something that looks like it just looks like a gun you're going to shoot that's what you're trained to do in your mind doesn't have enough time to process whether it's a real gun or a fake gun. so the official policy of the l.a.p.d. is to just shoot anyone holding anything that looks like a gun ok so instead of changing policy or holding officers accountable or examining their training the solution is to regular a tone of these rules of engagement and it looks armed shoot it well that explains a lot maybe though it won't matter soon enough cops will know that all guns on the streets must be toys you see the fantasy in california is that a crime has

chief charlie beck said he is sure they have the right man. >>> san jose mercury reports reports that the b.a.r.t station guard that shot oscar grant will be released from prison. >>> i'm ann notarangelo in lafayette. attorneys finding evidence that points to the real killer. >>> a bay area community devastated by flash flooding. why those victims just took another hit. a big fat no in disaster aid. >> you sort of felt like you couldn't say cure for a number of years. >> yet one thing has finally changed. tonight we continue our look at 30 years of aids and the man who may hold the answer to a cure. ,,,,,,,, ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ ba

. >> reporter: chief charlie beck who once headed the detective bureau for the lapd is not backing down at all. giovanni ramirez is their suspect in the brutal beating of bryan stow at dodger stadium. but the question, when will those charges be filed? >> it will not be in the distant future. it will be in the near future. you know, what can i say. >> if that's what the chief said, that's what he said. >> reporter: anthony brooklier for the ramirez defense team talking to me on his lunch break from jury duty today in downtown l.a. >> i can tell you this. we -- they started interviewing the 11 alibi witnesses that we gave them. >> reporter: and the chief acknowledged his detectives are doing just that today. last week, when beck was asked if his detectives have more evidence than just eyewitnesses against ramirez, he answered with one word. absolutely. >> can you go any further than that? >> you know, dave, i would love to tell you everything i know about this case but i just cannot. >> reporter: he acknowledged he is well aware of what the defense is doing, putting out the seed of doubt

chief charlie beck says they have more evidence than just eyewitnesses. he confirmed ramirez took a lie detector test but wouldn't discuss the results. chief beck says charges will be filed in the near future. >> my job is not to prepare a case for the media. my job is not to prepare a case to present on the steps here at the police building. my job is to present a case and prepare a case for use in court. >> reporter: and as you know, bryan stow remains in a coma in san francisco where he was moved after the beating at dodger stadium on opening day. back out here live, the hearing is scheduled to begin at 8:30. again later this morning, cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom. but we have already spoken with attorneys and they are planning to speak with us after it's all over. live in downtown l.a., kirk hawkins, cbs 5. >> kirk hawkins live in l.a., thanks. >>> it is 6:13. no need to raise your hand. the new proposal that would allow bay area students to just walk out of class. >> and the new jobs report just released within the past hour. a look at

. >> reporter: chief charlie beck again reiterating that at the proper time the evidence that his detectives have against ramirez linking him to the stow beating will be revealed at the proper time and not before. and today according to several law enforcement sources, today wasn't the time to bring forth that information. all detectives wanted today was for ramirez to be bound over on a parole violation. and that's what they got. there was information at the hearing about a palmprint that was lifted off a car right next to where bryan stow was beaten. a few days ago detectives took a palmprint from ramirez at the jail but there was no indication anywhere in the report if there is a match. >> i'm assuming because nothing has been said that it isn't a match. >> i'm not going to present evidence in the media. >> reporter: the defense also claims that this surveillance camera in the neighborhood where ramirez lives clearly will show him on april 1 walking in the neighborhood with a full head of hair which is important they say because all the suspects have been identified as having a shaved hea

chief charlie beck says they have more evidence than just eyewitnesses. he confirmed ramirez took a lie detector test but wouldn't discuss the results. chief beck says charges will be filed in the near future. >> my job is not to prepare a case for media. my job is not to prepare a case to present on the steps here at the police building. my job is to present a case and prepare a case for use in court. >> reporter: bryan stow remains in a coma as you know in san francisco where he was moved after that beating at dodger stadium on opening day. the sharing scheduled this morning at 8:30. cameras are not allowed in the courtroom. but we are hoping to talk to attorneys as soon as it's over. live in downtown l.a., kirk hawkins, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> we are waiting on the release of a new jobs report this morning. the grim outlook experts are predicting. >> and south bay drivers save up. the city raising its prices to park downtown and why it could be a big blow to business there, as well. >> are you traveling today? conditions starting off cloudy. and those

. >> reporter: just friday lapd chief charlie beck reaffirmed the commitment to follow the evidence wherever it leads. >> if it leads to a conviction, if it leads to exoneration, wherever it leads, we will follow the case. >> reporter: investigators have made no determination that the parking lot assailants were among the spectators taunting stow during the game, but detectives certainly will want to talk to the man in the 23 jersey if they have not already to find out what he knows. as for ramirez, a week after being found in violation of his parole, he's now at donovan state prison serving nine months, still wondering if he will be charged with the stow attack. >> we're still waiting for the magic piece of the puzzle that will exonerate giovanni ramirez. >> reporter: what's apparent from stow's body language is that he was not trying to pick a fight, and this is consistent with the police report witness accounts of him being blind-sided in the parking lot by a punch from behind that knocked him down. in los angeles at dodgers stadium, patrick healy reporting for nbc bay area news. >>> a ba