collier has set the house on fire.ng 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. members of congress. in celebration of over 75 years of our govern

police say the 24-year-old man, daniel collier, removed a screen and tried talking to the child. the parents called 9-1-1. police took collier into custody a short distance away and he has been booked, facing peeping and vandalism charges. >>> at least 12 people must find a new place to live after a fire drove them from their homes in san jose. fire broke out around 7:30 this morning in a condo complex on creek side drive. the flames moved quickly after the fire started in a building that houses several gradges. >> the structure did catch on fire. the fire was from the garage, into the attic of the townhomes, and also spread laterally, damaging more apartments. >> we just banging on the doors and saying, get out! get out ask the ask the there's a fire. and some of them took awhile to respond because they were sleeping. >> ama: nobody was hurt in the fire but the fire destroyed several cars, and gutted the garages as well as three units. two other units were badly damaged. investigators say the fire is not suspicious. >>> the state department of finances has said no to giving the

collier, 31 yards and it was seven-0. how about this scramble?the end zone, giving calvert hall an early 14-3 lead, impressive there. the greyhounds would hit the comeback trail. this led to a field goal here and it was 14-9 calvert hall at the half. dickerson on the ground, 17-14. danny blair ripping off a great run and that sets up the final score. the greyhounds golan to beat calvert hall 24-14 on the road. never attained their top ranking. the famous baseball announcer who said the giants win the pennant must be smiling right now. they are about to win another pennant. we cannot show the highlights right now with the game is still going on but they shut down the cardinals' offense and scored five runs in the third inning. right now, 9-0 said francisco in the ninth. the winner will get the detroit tigers in the world series on wednesday night. the tigers have had a few days off after sweeping to the yankees. they will travel to sanford cisco for game 1 and 2. -- to san francisco. >> that had 12, 15 baseball's and bats to sign. it has all been

district judge collier characterized the part of the poster as being part of hate speech and wondered aloud if metro manager's concerns are reasonable and did not issue a ruling today. the person who wants to put up the poster was hoping for a quick ruling and ordering metro it put them up right away. the judge, however, said she hinted she would give her ruling quickly in this case. >>> it's become a dangerous path for residents since january. there have been eight robberies in and around fort taunton park. some of the muggings were at gunpoint. residents are concerned. earlier, kenyon mc. duffy and eleanor holmes norton went on a walking tourist park and they looking for solutions to the crime. >> we have the community support and they have been hard at work and we're going to implement what we heard. >> they include better lighting at the park and a bigger police presence. >>> going forward with the status quo is not going to cut it motor person people struggling today. >> when i walked into the oval office, hi more than a trillion dollar deficit greeting me and we know where it ca

i'm james worth of colliers, san francisco. i will bring in randy keller. a couple things that came up in the notes. the building you are looking at leasing closed in july 2011, so it's been vacant over a year. the real estate market is in another planet from where it was in july 2011. that property is probably worth twice what they paid for it in the open marketplace, so that needs to be factored into your evaluations. the other thing supervisor campbell mentioned is you are stuck. you are not. you have a right to sublease. let's say you found something in five years and willing to buy it for a price you were willing to pay. you could sublet. i would bet prologis would be happy by to let you out. it will be worth more. you shouldn't feel you are stuck ten years there are sublease possibilitis in a marketplace getting harder and harder. this building is just over the daly city -- over the san francisco daly city line, literally on the line. there is a portion in san francisco. this was for dry foods operators, 250,000 on 12 acres. there is nothing that comp

you collier upon a lot of things, but calling him a liar seems way too much. >> you can say it takes one in this case, but i do think it is very and presidential, and that is the danger for president obama, coming out of this debate because he failed, particularly because the left is so disappointed and in despair over his behavior, he has now to call on the left town. so the way to do that, of course, is to attack chronic mccollum a liar, do all kinds of things. the problem with that strategy is while it might energize the left to make the turn of the independence to he is going to need calming down the stretch. this is the time of the race when they are aiming for the general election, not the primary based in the city has to still rev up the primary. gerri: a long way to go. the tone and tenor of the campaign changing with jobs numbers which were shockingly positive. we discussed it earlier. let me read you some headlines from newspapers to how the media is treating this. the new york times. jobs reports bring unexpected good news. make his case easier. the washington post says pr

in the words of steve's collier's the principal investigators of the mer mission, this has been the first overland expedition on another planet. applying the tools at the chosen spots along the martian landscape we've learned how water has affected the chemistry of soil and rocks and found places in the past that were similar to wear life thrives on earth. home plate for example an area behind the columbia hills is about 100 meters across edomite the remnants of hot springs like those we find at yellowstone national park. this is how the planet to the field science proceeds by recognizing minerals, formations and process these that are familiar to what we understand on our home planet. the success of what is called planetology on mars is partly why it is an exciting place to study. we are on another planet. but it looks and feels a bit like home. just as the mer scientists make analogies with earth, my study of the field science at mars started by comparing it to how the field of science is done on earth. since the late 1990's i had been joining scientists on an expedition in the canadian

in the words of steve's collier's the principal investigators of the mer mission, this has been the first overland expedition on another planet. applying the tools at the chosen spots along the martian landscape we've learned how water has affected the chemistry of soil and rocks and found places in the past that were similar to wear life thrives on earth. home plate for example an area behind the columbia hills is about 100 meters across edomite the remnants of hot springs like those we find at yellowstone national park. this is how the planet to the field science proceeds by recognizing minerals, formations and process these that are familiar to what we understand on our home planet. the success of what is called planetology on mars is partly why it is an exciting place to study. we are on another planet. but it looks and feels a bit like home. just as the mer scientists make analogies with earth, my study of the field science at mars started by comparing it to how the field of science is done on earth. since the late 1990's i had been joining scientists on an expedition in the canadian

jonathan collier questionably goes to mr. murphy for one minute. >> mr. murphy, facing a lot of different numbers on what the paul ryan plan would do in the fact to increase costs potentially to seniors anywhere from $6350 that was an old man, different number to about $200 a month in this new study. what kind of number can we actually look at and say this is what a couple of look like under this plan because it's a large area of the budget denny's looked at it. murphy: at the kaiser foundation study of the cannot. under the ryan plan come to 60% of seniors will face cost increases. this is something that needs to be addressing people look at the ryan thing that's happening here. under the right plan, which my opponent voted for twice that it would be suicide to impose, we kind of medicare as we know it. that's not the way forward. we need to reach across, do its best to ensure medicare is there for generations to come. as at century village two weeks ago talking to seniors. you can see the fear in their eyes weren't medicare is taken from them. if it's n

>> i believe it is the first time collier has melted steel.elf it is impossible for a building to fall the way it fell. >> 8 degrees hotter but in 30 or 40 years basically none of the crops will grow, most of the people will die and the rest of us will be cannibals. >> this is and heating a black man in the white house this is racism straight up as nothing but a bunch of t bagging red necks. >> barack obama as a person is a fantastic individual, but barack obama has an idea marks and evolutionary flashpoint. >> for humanity. >> you've probably heard or read a democratic fund-raiser in los angeles over the weekend barbara streisand performed a rework of her some memories from the movie the way we were. ♪ a picture of the house we left behind. lovely democratic memories, the way we were ♪ [laughter] >> please come again next time and in the meantime state-owned fer news, fair and balanced. >> just making me feel unsafe now. we are going to look at the finest from 2012. they are still there and unlike those clapping monkeys and battery commercial