dan cobb lives two blocks from the scene. the message here, no neighborhood is immune. >> what people want and have the right to have are more police on the streets. they have to know, when crime happens, it is going to be investigated. >> the victim is expected to make a full recovery. the gunman is still on the run. a $5,000 reward is being offered for any kind of information leading to an arrest. >> it is 4:37. san jos police say it is amazing no one was killed when someone fired several shots into a car full of people early sunday morning. police say the shooting happened around 2:00 a.m. in the parking lot of the siesta nightclub on monterrey highway in san jose. they are investigating the possibility of an argument inside the club led to gunfire outside. police have not released any information or description of the gunman. in san leandro, police are trying to figure out how a woman died in her own driveway. the woman in her 50s was found early sunday morning lying in a pool of blood outside of her home on silver lake d

go in -- >> this time, the on-duty psychiatrist has managed to convince the inmate to let captain cobbsd medication. >> hospital staff now face the unpleasant task of cleaning the inmate's feces-smeared cell. >> put him in the room. do we have an open room? >> which room? >> put him in cell 4. >> i'm a psychiatrist. i can't see you. >> across the hall, the psychiatrist is attempting to persuade another inmate to cooperate with medical staff. >> we need to come in and give you some medication. >> no, i'm not taking no medication and you ain't coming in! >> medical staff are now left with no choice than to hand over the situation to the prison security staff. >> i'm captain cobbs. i'm the custody operations captain. >> the inmate is refusing to remove the mattress, which is blocking his cell door and security staff fear that he may be planning to use his metal food tray as a weapon. >> i'm going to give you one more opportunity to comply with staff instructions. i want you to take the coverings down, turn around and submit to mechanical restraint. >> do what you got to do. >> medical staf

of the organization, and we're very concerned about safety. 20 years ago with the help of senator cobb at the time we were able to have caltrans look at the area. the traffic engineer said at the time there is nothing wrong with this. now take a look. slope boulevard is one stretch in san francisco that is a mile long with no stop light or controls of any kind. even brotherhood way has lights now. they didn't before. sloat is a speed way period. and tragedyically a lot of the focus is because of the young lady that was killed a few months ago and it was an unnecessary death and what is going on sloat is unnecessary. caltrans came in in 2011-2012 to repave or restripe sloat boulevard thinking this would calm things down. by their own admission, their own statistics show that the traffic pattern has been slowed by 2 miles per hour on average. there is no major change. the police department has increased enforcement out there yet there are still issues going on with slope. we have gone to public works. we have worked with them and kate divine and megan and staff and work with the city to

every day since the mclellands were murdered some residents gathered at the courthousepray.na cobb knew. >> these are good people, their lives were taken because of doing their jobs and protect our community. >> reporter: they pray for answers, and for peace to return. cbs news, kaufman, texas. >> bob orr in washington has been working his sources. bob, what are you hearing. >> the investigation no doubt focuses squarely on former justice of the peace eric williams. police will not call him quote, unquote, a suspect in the murders. as manual told us he denied any involvement and has not been charged in the killing. however we're told investigators turned up new evidence in searches over cric in the end in thisprove case. have to say almost from the very beginning, williams has been very high if not at the top of that potential suspect list. see, he w guy prosecuted by mark hase and district attorney mike mclelland. sources say mclelland himself was suspicious of williams after hase's murder in january. in the end, renge could be arirtly relatebeing held on to the murders. is this part o

councilmember cobb said he lives two blocks from that and the message here is no neighborhood is immune to violent crime. >> what people want and have the right to have is more police on the streets. they have to know when crime does happen, it's going to be investigated. >> the vehicle is expected to recover and the gunman we can tell you still on the run. a $5,000 reward is being offered for any kind of information that leads to an arrest. >>> san jose police say it's amazing that nobody was killed when somebody fired several shots right into a car full of people early sunday morning. police say that shooting happened about 2:00 a.m. in the parking lot of the fiesta nightclub on monterey highway in south san jose. officers say that the investigation right now is the possibility an argument inside the club led to that gunfire outside. police have not yet released any information or description of those gunmen. >>> valley fair mall was partially evacuated this afternoon because of a gas leak nearby or i should say this morning. officials say construction crew punctured a three inch gas

oakland city councilman, dan cobb lives two blocks from where the shooting happens and says the attack should be a reminder no neighborhood in oakland is immune to violent crime. >> what people want and have the right to have are more police on the streets. they have to know whether crime does happen, it is going to be investigated. >> the victim is expected to recover. no word on any suspect description. a $5,000 reward is being offered for any kind of information leading to an arrest. >>> 5:33. san jose police say it is amazing no one was killed after someone fired several shots into a car full of people. outside a popular south bay nightclub. police say the shooting happened around 2:00 a.m. sunday morning in the parking lot of this fiesta nightclub on monterrey highway in south san jose. officers are trying to determine if an argument inside the club led to a gun fight outside. in san lorenzo, police are trying to figure out how a woman died in her own driveway. the woman, believed to be in her 50s, was found early sunday morning outside of her home on silv silver leaf drive on eas

. >> season six of "mad men" begins this sunday -- that cobb would be today. it begins tonight. "lead" with jake tapper weekdays at 4:00 right here on cnn. >>> more requested mad men" talk. my confers with the star who plays one of the newest breakout characters. >>> a 7-year-old boy balloting brain cancer got to play on the field with his favorite football team. jack hoffman suited up with the university of nebraska. for a scrimmage game yesterday. he's met some of the players before and he won their hearts so they called him out on the field for a play. you have to see what happens next. >> he's got blockers out in front. listen to this crowd. as jack hoffman, the young man that as i mentioned has really been adopted by this football team has scored a touchdown. >> oh, my goodness. that's too, too sweet! >> both teams rushing to the end zone lifting him up on their shoulders! a nebraska told us the omaha world herald that the team came up with the play 30 seconds before it actually happened. he said he's pretty fast for a little guy like that. >>> a big decision in the michael

. >> that has the satirist andy cobb, from mayflower, arkansas. weeks ago, a pipe burst sending tar sand crude oil everywhere and one of those we don't have any idea how to clean up. what does exxon care? it was just their way to get oil to the residents of play flower as quickly as possible. not really. but the satire of it's exxon's oil and we're just living in it, sorry about that crude in your backyard, but the spoof seems to work because of the attitude of exxon in mayflower and the extent to which this ginormous multi-national corporation exxon is taking control of not just the spill, in a lot of ways, what is going on in this tiny arkansas town, pushing everybody aside. three days after the spill, 120 exxon workers descended on the town, a number eventually went to 600 across the country including company doctors, communications specialists and wildlife experts. company doctors. actual doctors sent to the town by exxon. quote, when eight students who were vomiting and complaining of headaches were sent home from mayflower elementary school

another reaction from chip cobb with raymar trust. we hope boston is a singular event. the president of planned financial services. look at this. he says it won't have any bearing on the market. that north korea is a bigger effect on market. and worldwide volatility is more to do with worldwide volatility. according to sec filings, increasingly companies are worried about north korea. there are more disclosures about north korea in sec filings. a jump of 29% for the first quarter of this year versus a juor beating expectations. that is the nail of the game right now, guys. tracy: do you think we're numb to it, liz? >> numb to it? when you talk to the guys on wall street, they are serious, this is according to one analyst who is not being global in perspective. he is just saying this may be an event that we will have to live with as ireland did, northern ireland, with bombings. it is not saying that is something that is great. he is not applauding it. of course he is not saying i know or have any inside information. tracy: of course. >> i didn't mean to say applauding it

in hedge fund speak, we call that the corn cobb.also a problem if you look at how people were trafficking. >> nobody is going to ask what that means? hello. >> let him finish his statement. >> what is the corn cob? >> you threw it out there. >> you threw it out there. now we're all wondering. >> we might have to do a whole show. >> corn cob scares me actually. >> it sounds like not anything good. >> it's a problem. it's a problem. when you have one of these, you have a problem. and i had a problem today. >> sitting on a donut. >> this is whoa happens. >> too far down. >> but look, the biggest issue, first of all, they have made it illegal for people in congress to trade on inside information. now what they do is they actually create super special little consulting firms that give you the look-see that way and then they pay the congressmen in time. this is what is going on with these things. these things are raging to the upside before the news, and there you get it. >> they should make it illegal to corn cob. just like that. boom. >

. >>> dreamliner flights between san jose and japan cobb resumed.can start to fly passengers once redesigned battery systems are installed. faa gave its formal approval for boeing lithium battery system yesterday. that clears airlines to fly the passengers on the 787. that means they could resume flights as early as june. >>> southwest is changing policies for some passengers who don't show up for lights. starting next -- flights. starting next month, passengers will forefoot their fare if they don't cancel their flight. the rest of the itinerary will be canceled. passengers who do notify that they won't make the flight will get a credit. southwest is the last airline that does not charge customers for changing flight information. >>> it doesn't take long for the 49ers to grab the player they wanted in the draft. after a trade with the cowboys, the cowboys moved -- the 49ers moved up and grabbed eric reed. now the raiders traded their number three pick in the draft from the 12th and 42nd selection. the team wanted d.j. haden out of the university of

. >>> jelani cobb. >>> and campaign manager for drop the i word, ann raquel is he paid a. >> i spentding your new manuscript. part of what you talk about is this idea that immigration has to be under the racial prism of american belonging. talk to me about that. >> it's always been the case that people who have come to the united states have been welcomed conditionally on the basis of race and ethnicity. in particular, through the 20th century as well. we've constructed our immigration policy around race. in 1965 when we changed that to be occupational preferences and family reunification still has a relationship to race and ethnicity and in particular for asian americans with the changes in only the 1950s taking away the exclusion, the full exclusion of asians from naturalization and entry into the united states. >> occupational preference sound like a racially neutral basis, but it is in fact not. tell us why, again. >> people now think that asian immigrants are all well-educated. part of the reason they are is because that's a requirement to come to the united states. china was on

cobb.reholder, what do you make of the quarter and the conference call and concern that perhaps there will not be any new products for quite some time? >> well, i think there's actually more positives coming out of this than negatives. >> the positives you need to take is that you've got a company right now that needs to manage expectations. >> this is the first time we've seen in this a long time about managing those expectations. the analysts out there have had this hyperbell onic growth rate out there for the last decade or so and i think it is now time to rein that in. you mentioned the dividend and the buyback program and i think that's a huge positive, but the stock clearly has changed from growth to value and absolutely you look at it from a fundamental perspective. it's trading at nine times and down 35% from its peak and, you know, you look at the dividend plus the balance sheet ask it might be a decent entry point if you have the time horizon ask you have the absolute, you know, m