one california mayor is taking the costa mesa police union to court claiming he was target of police is trying to curb police pensions and outsource some city services the costa police union is denying that claim. we have the mayor of costa mesa, california. did i pronounce your last name correctly, sir. >> you pronounced it perfectly. adam: thank you, sir. what happened here? several cities and towns in california are trying to curb their pension expenses. you are trying to do that. you laid off city employees bringing finances under control. what happened to you once you started doing this. >> well a couple of things. first off a look at issue here. the issue is not with the actual police officers. we have great police officers. it is with law firms they used to negotiate their contracts and unions. that is where the props happen there. we have great people out there doing a great job. the problem is they're unions and their lawyers -- in our case -- adam: you were having a drink and then what happened? >> well, i was actually at a local bar restaurant and i left. drove home. got a

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along with a helicopter from the nearby city of costa mesa. >> as the chase was going on reaching speedsles an hour, the suspects were throwing items of clothing out of the range rover including glove. s, masks, and one of the painter jump suits they were wearing during the crime. >> at the intersection of cramer roads, one of the men jumps out of the moving car. >> all of a sudden the door flew open and a male black jumped out and hopped over the wall into. the neighborhood there. >> the driver of the range rover continues for 15 more miles on southern california highways. he finally stops his car and gives up. >> it gets very narrow and it's nothing but canyon walls and i think at that point he realized he had nowhere to go. >> the man who jumped out of the moving vehicle, however, has not yet been found. >> the search from house to house. two teams on one side of the street. >> police believe he ran into the garage of a nearby home. with no way of knowing exactly where the man is, law enforcement calls in one of their police dogs. the dog finds the man hiding in the rafters of the gar

. >> reporter: in costa mesa, michelle gile. >> sun is shining out there in l.a. >> there was a nice of may here in mid january. >> i know. change is coming. >> thank goodness. we felt the change today at the beginning. this is not going to be an abrupt grassroots. that would be very bad if we made this up in a week or so. it took a long time to get in it. good evening to you. in san jose, you're cloudy today and barely made it to 60 degrees. you had a record setting 71 yesterday. much cooler today. sfc, currently 54 degrees and santa rosa down to 54. oakland, 59. it was cooler, cloudier, and more humid today and there's finally some rain on the radar. kpix 5 hi-def doppler up to the north. those watching us in mendocino and sonoma county, you may get a sprinkle or two. this guy is going to be a hit but we have a miss coming up later in the week. we're not be clear. mountain view, waking audiotape 46. vallejo, 50. and sunrise, 8:15 in the morning. the big ridge of high pressure is moving out. i told you all along, there have been storms out there. they're not just coming here. the ri

. >> pbs reporter david nazar is covering the orange county fair in costa mesa, california, for the news they said, you know, just find something interesting, give us a live shot. and i saw this ice sculptor who was really putting together these amazing sculptures. >> the sculptor roland hernandez is creating an ice museum for the fair. >> some of the recognizable pieces we did were a torso of michelangelo, we did a mona lisa, we did the thinker. >> minutes before going live, david comes up with a mischievous plan. >> i thought to myself, you know what, man, i am tired of doing all this serious news. i said, what if you just bring out this giant block of ice and i'll build up this story and talk about how this is your prized possession, you have had the idea for months and then, the piece de resistance, i'm going to knock this thing over and it's going to shatter. >> he's like, come on, it will be great, don't corny. and i was like, okay, we'll do this. >> this is probably the coolest place literally and figuratively here at the fair, the ice museum, 15 degrees, the most unbelievable ice

here's brandon costa mesa, california. line.ndent caller: what i would like to know of what if washing could do feel like the biggest thing you could do is prevent happening every rather than involve them after they happen. the economy is the main driving and business is one of the main driving force for fixing things. wish washington would stop regulating so much and maybe let patents come out that would help fix everything. you have to balance the budge and it stop corruption. can generate more money than anything and why not let americans revious that helped inspire and pave the to creater generation trillions of dollars out of happen.s why does it always classify and ake certain inventions top secret when they're right there in front of us proven to work. understand why something so easy that could solve everything doesn't happen yet are you involved in patent aw or do you follow it out of interest? tom.let's hear from democrats line. caller: good morning, pedro and to you. ew year >> thank you. >> my comments concerns