collier has set the house on fire.ring a bullet from the gunman, fire rescue units cannot approach the home directly. it will be hours before they can get the blaze under control. with flames engulfing his house, collier goes to his garage and takes his own life with a shotgun, ending the standoff. >> a dramatic shootout caught on tape leaves a wounded police officer recovering in a san diego hospital. >> greg's footage makes national news. after the incident, the el cajon police use the video as a training tool. >> it was definitely a life-changing experience to be there and witness something like this. >> as for officer slocumb, he survives the ordeal and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> coming up -- >> i was kind of outraged and appalled by what i saw. >> the haymaker that had people talking. >> why did you have to hit her? >> she's going to fight with me, i'm going to fight with her. >> when "caught on camera: wrong side of the law" continues. selfe fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback right now, get 5% cas

investigators say collier has an extensive criminal record. >> suspect collier at this time, we believe, from our information, is under a probationary restraint and hold for various crimes that deal with a violent past. >> reporter: police say they believe the other suspects have similar situations, 20-year-old rajan watkins injured in the crash has a long list of criminal actions and convictions and 20-year-old j is abree watts is believed to be a parolee of various crimes. suspects crashed into the other vehicle police say even though officers called off the chase. >> the collision scene is approximately a mile and a half from where the officer discontinued and to where the collision occurred. >> the crash scene drew a horrified crowd. >> i said someone must have died. >> yeah. it >> it was scary. >> what's your reaction? >> right down the street from my house, i was really scared. >> reporter: right now both vehicles are in the process of being towed away. at this point police have not released the name of the victim or identified which suspect was actually behind the wheel. live in

watts and collier fled on foot. watts was apprehended quickly but collier tried to escape through a field and local junk yard. officers with k9 units chased collier down, arrested him and took him away in handcuffs. >> who was driving? that's still is under investigation. obviously it's very important aspect of this investigation. >> reporter: police have not reached the identity of the victim. at 6 we'll tell you what police have learned about the suspects. live in newark, robert honda, ktvu. >>> dna evidence was introduced today in the trial against suspected serial killer joseph naso. a criminallologist testified today that semen found on the panty hose of murder victim roxanne rogash likely came from naso. other dna matched those of naso's wife indicating another link to the 1977 murder in marin county. the 78-year-old is acting as his own defense attorney. he is charged with killing four young women. >>> the state of the state address this morning, governor brown laid out big plans and took more than a few swip

police have identified them as watkins, watts and collier. now, the men are on probation or parole hold. watkins has not technically been arrested yet. he is in the hospital having surgery for a head injury and it's unclear what charges they might face. likely they will include the home burglary and evading arrest and there will be some charges most likely relating to the fatal collision. >> thank you. >>> governor brown says that california is healing but it's a painful process. he laid out his plans for fixing the finances during his annual state of the state address today. phil matier on the proposals that could be unpopular with taxpayers and one that could get an a-plus from their kids. >> putting it as simply as i can, california is on the mend. >> reporter: that was governor jerry brown's assessment of california and his prescription for getting it whole again? >> cuts and taxes neither popular but both need to be done. >> reporter: the cuts will likely be the social safety net programs something even his fellow democrats are resisting

myers, collier county, naples. 17% of the vote comes from that area of the state. on the southwest coast, that is an area that mitt romney have very well in in 2008. he carried two areas of the state. that area of the2008. that area in jackson will have which is a very important region and is typically a component of the i-4 corridor and they make up about 57% of the vote. you have the panhandle that is pensacola over to panama city, not as far east as i'm located in now in tallahassee where there few republican votes. the panhandle tends to have a lot of military retirees. john mccain did very well in the panhandle and trained in pensacola at the naval air station and had a significant turn out among military retirees in' 08. the romney campaign had to focus on the panhandle. that's about 8% or 9% of the republican vote. then you have dade county and miami-dade and broward county. a tremendous number of voters in a primary and a general election. that is where the bulk of the hispanic voters are. that was carried 3-1 by john mccain over romney in 2008. you have se

watson, and collier have been arranged on charges in the death of robert chaney. they are suspected of stealing jewelry from a newark home and were fleeing police when their car hit cheney's car. watson also died from injuries sustained in that crash. >>> the jury found 42-year-old wiley not guilty yesterday. he had been charged with battery and filing a false police report. this case came from a 2009 arrest. the police department fired riley but he won his dog back through arbitration. >>> there's been new developments in the case of mirkarimi. >> reporter: this photo of ross mirkarimi and his wife appeared in the chronicle about eight months ago. now the district attorney has subpoenaed it and other photos as possible evidence in mirkarimi's possible abuse case. this one was taken last may 3rd when mirkarimi announced his candidacy. the picture includes mirkarimi and his wife. a source says the da may be checking the photo for possible scratches or bruises. mirkarimi's attorney says the subpoena was to bolt center a very weak case. >> it's hard, i think it's a v

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this is a case of a collier county were boy. a judge ruled he acted in self-defense when he killed a boy at the bus stop. there was a real track record this young boy had been harassed, bullied quite a bit, richard. >> yes, fred. and in this particular situation, this young boy had a history of being bullied. he came to school with a knife that day, showed it to some of his friends. the bully continued. he got off the school bus to get away from the bullying. the bully got off the bus, hit him from the back of the head. the kid turned around, took out his knife and went insane on him and ended up killing this young man. under florida law that was acceptable because they have judged -- the law says if you are in fear, subjective fear of great bodily harm or imminent death. >> no matter where you are. >> you can kill -- >> it's not like your home. no matter where you are. >> no matter where you are, you have the right to kill that person. so that's what happened here. he killed a person and charges will not be brought. >> avery. >

suspect watts was found near the crash scene and police say suspect collier was found hiding in a nearby junkyard. the three 20-year-olds have an extensive record. watkins hasn't been arrested because he is still in surgery for his injuries suffered in the car crash. it's your own clear what charges the three suspects will face. clearly they will be charged with the home burglary for evading arrest and there will be some charges although they are not clear yet related to this fatal collision. in newark, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> two women attacked with a hammer and knife during a home invasion in san francisco's sunset neighborhood almost a week ago are improving. police say the 76-year-old and 56-year-old women have been upgraded from critical to stable condition. the attacker, however, still on the loose. he is described as a cantonese- speaking asian man who drove off in a beige sedan with triangular taillights. >>> the lampless internet blackout in the history of the -- the largest internet blackout in the history of the web is under way tonight. several big ones have gone dark to

if you are living in lee collier or collier county down the west coast of florida you have lost yourility back in your life. >> amen. >> the other thing is we tend to forget and really underestimate, those of us around this table and others in this business, that today, in elections, especially in a huge nation sight state like florida as joe indicated a huge, very diverse place, the television is your handshake. the television is your how you doing? the television is your how's it going big guy slap on the back to voters and what they see in newt gingrich more and more is this preposterous, egomaniacal, hypocritical fool. >> tell us what you think, mike. >> here it comes. here it comes. >> tell us what you think. come on, mike. i'm gonna have to ask you to -- >> holding back, joe. >> put on the compressor. you got to hold back. you know exwilly, the fact is we are talking about newt here. if i were mitt romney, i would be very, very careful comparing myself to ronald reagan. this is a man, after all, who was ashamed of ronald reagan when he ran for governor, a man who said that he h

this is naples, collier county, fourth myers, lee county. newt's going to do well in tampa st. very well with evangelicals. if you look at the evangelical vote in south carolina, it broke 45-22 newt's way. right now in the quinnipiac and maris poll, it's basically a three-way tie. all. >> has newt done something wrong or is it the more moderate electorate. >> it's a diverse and different electorate. south carolina is overwhelmingly southern baptist. this mass more main line and latino evangelicals. >> the darker the orange, the higher the population. more democratic except for cuban-americans down here. >> you'll have a very strong puerto rican contingent in central florida, orlando, osceola county and those environs. that's a big strong element. here again, half of all florida hispanics are non-cuban. that's very different than the miami i grew up in the 1970s. even though newt has tried to play that card and tried to say that romney was anti-immigrant and newt has taken a more, we might say centrist position on immigration, it hasn't really caused this vote to break heavily h

in fact, kurt vonnegut was a free-lance writer who was writing fiction for popular magazines like collier's and blease home journal, the saturday evening post, and just barely making it. he has a large family, six children, they lived in a grand house on cape cod and curt was living from paycheck to paycheck to try to put food on the table he not only wrote stories but he tried teaching special-education for a semester and that didn't go all that well. then he received an inheritance from his father and decided that he should go into selling automobiles on the cape because he thought it was an ideal job for a writer. he put the new cars in the show room people come and body and you can sit in the back and write all day. so, curt wasn't doing well in 1965 when he went to iowa for the writer's workshop. now, a jump ahead just a few years to when he sort of swings into my view and into the view of a generation. its 1969 and i am a college student at the university of illinois, draft eligible, facing the war in vietnam, and like so many of the young man my age, our fathers have fought in world

>> guest: the turning point is when my firm collier be putting it up to that point i thought we will fly through this and everything will be okay and i described the meeting in the book when they came in to see me and i thought they were coming in to tell me how we are going to turn this around and instead they fired me and the was devastating and that made me realize that i wasn't probably coming back from this. i tried, still come to position myself to that point and i realized this wasn't going to end well. >> host: if there is one thing you could do differently what would it be? >> guest: there isn't one thing i would do differently, there are many things. but again, i would follow, be careful to follow every rule. i would be careful to make sure that i didn't think that information that i have shut my clients for example deserve to have to make decisions are not necessary for them to have irreparably try to if i could to squelch this hyper competitive attitude that i have that i have to win the matter what. all of those are destructive challenges, and i am hoping that i overcome

jeff collier, and our cabinet team with input from legislators and more than 1800 stakeholders have produced a measured, innovative, compassionate proposal. unlike the current one size fits all system, we'll off all kansans a choice of plans that best fits their needs. kansans with long-term disabilities will have an integrated care coordinator. those with developmental disabilities can keep their case manager be they cheese -- if they choose. many disabled kansans want to work but are stuck in government programs that provide neither respect, nor independence. now, i propose kansas be a national leader in the helping the disabled find meaningful jobs. all kansans should have the opportunity to pursue their dreams with jobs providing an offramp for medicaid, we will be able to help those in need of services and reduce our waiting list. for years medicaid was spread among several cabinet agencies in our sate. this year we will continue to make government smaller and better focused by consolidating multiple agencies into a restructured department of aging and disabilities services. by running

he was also strong in collier county and naples. will hear an awful lot in the coming week, about the i-4 corridor. that is an area that cuts right through the center part of florida. these can be independent voters. often times you find them going various ways on a national election. and they vote in many ways, based on their pocketbook. this is hillsborough county in tampa. over here up the i-4 4 corridor is polk county. interstate 4 cuts across the state of florida. orange county is where you find orlando and volusia county where you find the city of daytona beach. governor rick scott is with me now. governor, good morning to you. >> good morning. the i-4 corridor very, very important. they care about jobs. that is what will be important this week. bill: that they do. we found out in south carolina. your unemployment rate, 9.9, right around 10%. the early voting with 225,000, do you find that significant in terms of voting enthusiasm or would you expect that? >> absolutely. no, i mean that is very good. look, florida voters are v

collier county and lake county, where you find naples. strong conservative vote down here. transplants from the midwest and northeast living on the gulf coast. here in the southeast. this is miami, this is broward, this is palm beach. a lot of democrats living in miami-dade but still a lot of republican votes to be mined down in miami-dade and north here as i mentioned, broward where you see mccain did so well with many votes four years ago and up here in palm beach county that breaks it down in general terms what vote is up against right now. you see issue number one, martha. unemployment is huge. foreclosure rate is way up and the people are ticked off. we'll see how they express it. >> florida is the forth largest state in the country and micro costism in many ways for the national vote for the reasons bill was talking about. as you look at that it could be reflective what we'll see down the road. meantime two of the four gop candidates already willing to look past florida. they do not feel they will do well there. ron paul, rick santorum starting their days campaigning

i do want to mention that we did call and e-mail collier county, the school district there, for a responsen this story but they did not get back to us here at cnn. >>> it is a right all presidents have under the constitution but some of president obama's critics are calling his recess appointment to the consumer watchdog an abuse of power. political pundits weigh in next in "fair game." >>> one former presidential candidate is the undisputed king of the new hampshire primary. he won it three different times over 12 years. you know who it is? think fast and tweet the answer to me at randikayecnn. thrilled. wait. we can have shakes? and boston cream pie. did you say pie? pie. she said pie. pie. [ male announcer ] get back on track with low prices on everything you need. backed by our ad match guarantee. walmart. [ female announcer ] improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula improves skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] only from aveeno. >>> before the br

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that sends me to ask a question to collier generals strategy is to the u.s. senate. >> yes. >> failed to deliver and the future test. passionately so in many countries. the projection is that the situation is not right. what is your general approach of the issues to the usf and so many areas that block the forward motion? >> it is a great point. i would simply say that, you know, we have a very active group of members, both in the house and senate. we me with them regularly and talk with them about issues. so as i indicated earlier, we are trying to work very closely together on next steps in burma. we worked closely as we left some specific military sanctions on indonesia. we consulted unbelievably closely. it is important not to get to down about this. when you put your head to it and really focus on that there are a lot that we have been able to demonstrate. i have to commend senator kerrey who has been determined and very hard-charging. i would simply say that although we -- it is a core part of our position in terms of how we go forth, more and more coun

brandon, if i might collier brandon, you said you were concerned about the documentation requirementsand that think you said that in order for you to be successful to access housing services he had to show that you would be homeless for a long time. it does that kind of -- okay. >> sixty days, if i'm not mistaken, or 14 days from more than one place. that would be really inconvenience to put on the person i was staying with. that did not want so overstand welcome. i was already asking a huge favor. documentation i think would be -- but did not want to jeopardize my situation. >> certainly did not want to be homeless for a long time. the piece to feet -- it defeats the purpose of helping. and then you also said that in school there really recognize the homeless and provided the service. that has been mentioned a couple of times. were trying to the -- we have already worked with the schools on the definition there. we are really trying to move this end to the health and human services and hud to provide such help. why does the school seemed to have the ability to help homeless? >> the t