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sot eddie garcia, jefe de la policia de san jose @ today''s feeds, sjois presser @ 00.29.19 "sj policeomm received a call from the adult son....."' "los despachadores recibieron una llamada de parte del hijo adulto, diciendo que un hombre habia disparado contra sus padres"' ese hombre, un sujeto que la policia dice tenia antecedentes criminales, incluyendo un caso de violencia domestica, sostuvo hace un ano una relacion con una de las hijas adultas de la familia, quien no se encontraba en casa al momento del ataque.... su hermanito de 13 anos fue liberado por el sospechoso momentos despues de que el equipo de tacticas especiales rodeara la residencia.... sot today''s feeds hd willow glen ois daytime @ 11.07.39 "we did hear the police say let the boy go..."' "escuchamos a la policia ordenarle que dejara ir al nino y se entregara"' pero eso, segun dijo hoy el jefe garcia, no sucedio... sot eddie garcia, today's feeds hd willow gleen ois daytime @ 00.30.14" "unfortunately the suspect refused to surrender and pointed a gun at the officers" "desafortunadamente, el sujeto se rehuso a rendirs

police chief eddie garcia says the officers saw flames and smoke seeping through the cracks and decided to force themselves in.sot - fearing for the lives of the occupants inside, they pushed the door opensot - the investigation determined, the fire was intentionally set by one of the suspects in an effort to deter the officers once inside, san jose's top cop says the officers were immediately confronted by 2 suspects. one was subdued, the other was armed with an axe. at first he discarded it but ..sot - the suspect then rearmed himself with the axe and it was not until he started threatening the officers with the axe, and began to advance on the officers, that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life and the defense of other lives in the immediate areathe chief says that was a last resort using a taser had no effect on the 35 year old suspect, who police later found out had a history of mental illness.sot - the suspect had numerous priors for violence, weapons, drugs, and prior contacts for mental illness. in fact he's been previously a

we're supposed to hear from the san jose police chief, eddie garcia, within about 15 minutes at san jose police headquarters to give us a better sense of what happened behind me in willow glen. people who live nearby this neighborhood said they did hear the gunshots last night that took the lives of three people in what appears to be a domestic dispute in that orange house at the end of laurelville lane here in willow glen. when we spoke to them they said it was very surreal, very traumatic to hear those. sylvia valdez actually captured audio of one of those shootings on her iphone. san jose police responded to this house on laurelville lane just off lincoln avenue at around 9:00 last night on a report of someone being shot. officers found not one, but two people dead at the scene, both shot and killed, according to a source. the man who shot them was still inside the house refusing to come out, holding a child as a possible hostage. the merge unit of s.w.a.t. surrounded the property. a source says the child either escaped or was let go unharmed. eventually an officer shot and killed the

we expect to get an update on the man's condition and what led up s thootinog when police chief eddie garcia speaks to the media this afternoon. reporting live inan jose, matt keller, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you, matt. >>> new this morning in the east bay, sky 7 shows an accident involv land. this is on 63rd and market street. the bus belongs to the berkley unified school trs t wso d iskids onic the bus during the accident. it is important you know that they are ally.ka o to the hospital. investigators are not releasing any information about what >>ppened or who was at fault. ow> accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning. did you notice the extra haze in the air? in fachet youou east bay hills camera looking south bound this o is our first alert. only three days into is season and looks likeay neighborhoods, hills and valleys where poor hair quality could develop this afternoon. if y burn gas. doesn't that waterloo inl vieting? especially when you look at the temperatures.rd high san franci. 92, record high in concord. and and will be d today in san pretty close in oakland, 84. t

. >> reporter: just a couple of hours ago, chief eddie garcia tweeted out all this violence against law enforcement officers is appalling and he will be having a media briefing tonight at 6:30 pm. >>> do we know what happened to the suspects gun?>> reporter: i just spoke to a neighbor. as the suspect ran down the street westbound, he went down an alleyway and jumped over a fence. a neighbor tells us he ditched the gun in some bushes and they arrested him and police have recovered the gun. >>> us and rafael man is behind bars accused of posing as a landlord and offering a nonexistent apartment in exchange for rent money and sex. the unnamed 38-year-old was arrested friday night after allegedly telling an undercover officer that he would turn over the key in exchange for $2000 and sex on a regular basis. police say he had been putting up ads targeting immigrants. it is unclear if anyone fell for the scam. >>> we have new video of a dramatic rescue. and injured hiker had to be rescued off of mount diablo. the contra costa sheriff's office recorded this video as she was airlifted from a mil

but san jose police chief eddie garcia says he feels his officers are under attack. >> the actions ofe suspect were appalling and the continued violence toward law enforcement officers is equally appalling. >> wednesday, another officer shot and killed a suspect after that man killed two people in their willow glen home. a day earlier on tuesday, another officer shot and killed a man after that suspect allegedly charged at police with a knife during a domestic dispute in the east san jose foothills. all the officers who fired their weapons are on routine administrative leave. at 5:30, we'll talk about what the staffing levels are now and z and what the police chief is doing about it. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thanks. >> it's 4:33. new this morning, authorities in the north bay say a woman is in critical condition after be savagely beaten and hauled off in a car. last night, santa rosa police received reports of a man striking a woman repeatedly with a weapon. about a mile away, they found a car matching the description. officers found the woman in the back seat floor board. r

. >> san jose police chief eddy garcia said he couldn't say how many shots were fired, but the officer was left with no choice but to fire his gun. something he'll have to live with. >> this is tragic for the suspect and the suspect's family, but what often gets lost is the impact on the officers. >> all of his officers go through crisis intervention training and while all six shootings by his officers involve mentally ill suspects, there are hundreds more cases where the incidentsent peacefully. peace is one thing tenant nick moore says he doesn't get at the apartments anymore. he says police sirens outside the subsidized housing have become nightly white noise like sleeping in a war zone. >> unfortunately, there's gunsapphire all the time. it was like another night. >> now, in san francisco, police are still investigating a deadly shooting there that happened just after midnight sunday morning. happened on mission street near maynard street. when they arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound and another man with a gun. that man was arrested. the man who was shot died

i don't know -- i don't know how else to put it san jose police chief eddy garcia says the couple living here were shot and killed by the daughter's exboyfriend. his name is not being released but police say he had a history of domestic abuse and mental illness. the daughter who was not home at the time had a restraining order filed against him. >> pofbly one could infers it over a failed relationship. however the extent of how that really got to this individual still remains to be investigated. >> around 9:00 last night s.w.a.t. team members surrounded the house after the couple's oldest son called 911. the adult son was able to escape his 13-year-old younger brother was held hostage and then released. >> then eventually i heard the little boy coming out and crying say whag am i going to do. >> they heard several shots fired and police say she shot and killed the suspect when he pointed a gun at officers. >> all the good training and came into play. >> while police continued to investigate what led up to it neighbors tell us they are heart broken for the siblings mourning the loss of pa

. >> reporter: san jose police chief eddie garcia explaining the use of deadly force overnight at this downtown affordable housing complex. >> i heard about four they say gunshots. i thought they were like firecrackers. >> reporter: san jose police were called here by security guards who reported a disturbance from a third floor apartment. when they arrived -- >> officers observed flames and smoke coming from underneath the front door. >> reporter: this picture shows burn marks on the bottom of the door. officers forced their way in and were confronted by two men. one was subdued. the other man was armed with an ax. >> a taser was deployed. however, it had no effect on the suspect. >> reporter: the chief says the man dropped the ax but quickly rearmed himself with it. >> and it was not until he began to threaten the officers with the ax and began to advance on the officers that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life. >> reporter: the man died later at a hospital. police say he was mentally ill. with a long rap sheet of violence, weapo

chief eddie garcia says it appears the suspect was distraught over a breakup with one of the victims' daughters. the twin killings could have been retribution for the breakup. investigators say the sapped criminal past and a history of mental illness and violence. unnerved neighbors trying to return to normal after a dose of reality entered this quiet cul-de-sac. >> it's unfortunate. i think it will happen anywhere if the happens in willow glenn. >> reporter: the officer who piled the trigger killing the suspect has been placed on paid administrative leave. that's standard procedure. additional the d.a.'s office and the homicide unit are doing a joint investigation into what happened. in the willow glenn section of san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> meantime weir learning more an -- meantime we are learning more about another deadly officer involved shooting. police identified the man killed as 28-year-old joseph torino. investigators say police were responding to a report of a family altercation. when torino charged at an officer while holding a large knife over his head, tha

. >> reporter: san jose chief eddy garcia explaining the use of deadly force overnight at this downtown affordable housing complex. >> i heard about four, they say gunshots. i thought they were like firecrackers. >> reporter: san jose police were called by security guards who reported a disturb ansz from a third floor apartment. when they arrived, officer observed flames and smoke. >> coming from you underneath the front door. >> reporter: this picture shows burn marks at the bottom of the door. officers forced their way in, one was subdued, the other was armed with an axe. >> the taser was deployed however it had no effect on the suspect. >> reporter: police say the man dropped the axe but quickly rearmed himself with it. >> it was not until he began threatening the officers with the axe and began to advance on the officers that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life. >> reporter: the man died later at the hospital. police say he was mentally ill with a long rap sheet of weapons and drug charges. he had once been committed to a mental

. >> reporter: san jose chief eddy garcia explaining the use of deadly force overnight at this downtownlex. >> i heard about four, they say gunshots. i thought they were like firecrackers. >> reporter: san jose police were called by security guards who reported a disturb ansz from a third floor apartment. when they arrived, officer observed flames and smoke. >> coming from you underneath the front door. >> reporter: this picture shows burn marks at the bottom of the door. officers forced their way in, one was subdued, the other was armed with a

/heard gunshot: we could hear the bullhorn and police asking him to come out with his hands up eddie garcia/san jose police chief: it's just a tragic tragic incident perpetrated by evil, i don't know how else to put it sot holly troche/heard gunshot: i'm just sad for the family and the situation they've gone through is horrendous so my thoughts and prayers are with them.(grant)crisis negotiators were brought in but police say the suspect appeared eventually... pointed a handgun at officers...at at least one fatal shot was fired at the suspect. police say he had a history of domestic violence and an active criminal restraining order , in addition the suspect had a history of mental illness. (grant) last night's shooting comes less than 24-hours after another fatal police shooting that took police in east san jose tuesday night. a man was shot outside a home on mount frazier drive. officers responded to a call about a family disturbance. police say a 28-year-old man came out of the garage and charged at one of the officer's with kitchen knives in both hands. an officer fired his gun. the man

police chief eddie garcia says the officers saw flames and smoke seeping through the cracks and decided to force themselves in.sot - fearing for the lives of the occupants inside, they pushed the door opensot - the investigation determined, the fire was intentionally set by one of the suspects in an effort to deter the officers once inside, san jose's top cop says the officers were immediately confronted by 2 suspects. one was subdued, the other was armed with an axe. at first he discarded it but ..sot - the suspect then rearmed himself with the axe and it was not until he started threatening the officers with the axe, and began to advance on the officers, that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life and the defense of other lives in the immediate areathe chief says that was a last resort using a taser had no effect on the 35 year old suspect, who police later found out had a history of mental illness.sot - the suspect had numerous priors for violence, weapons, drugs, and prior contacts for mental illness. in fact he's been previously a

. >> reporter: eddie garcia, the police chief, just tweeted out that all of this violence is appalling. he will be giving everything in about 30 minutes. >>> a san raphael man is behind ours tonight accused of posing as a landlord. the unnamed 38- year-old was arrested friday night after allegedly telling an undercover officer he would turn over the key in exchange for $2000 and sex on a regular basis. police say he had been putting up ads primarily targeting immigrants. the suspect faces fraud in prostitution charges. >>> one n. bay city is once again making waves for those who live life on the water. there is a push to get them out of their boat and back on land. they told our wilson walker at they plan to fight. >> i have been out here 50 years. >> reporter: you will find all the trappings of the life aquatic. >> i have a grandfather clock. >> reporter: grand baker has the sea in his blood. >> that is my great, great grandfather. he was a sea captain. i look a lot like him. >> reporter: he is something of a fixture out here. >> i love it out here. >> reporter: people who live aboard

. >> reporter: eddie garcia said he couldn't say how many shots were fired, but said the officer who shot and killed the suspect was left with no choice but to fire his gun, something he'll have to live with. >> this is tragic, for the suspect and the suspect's family. but what often gets lost in these cases is the impact on the officers. >> reporter: garcia said all of his officers go through crisis intervention training and he said while all six shootings by his officers involved mentally ill suspects, there are hundreds more cases where the incidents end peacefully. peace is one thing nick mora, a marine veteran, said he doesn't get at the apartments anymore. he said police sirens outside the subsidized housing have become nightly white noise in recent months, like sleeping in a war zone. >> unfortunately, there's gunfire all the time. so it was just like another night. >> reporter: the officer involved in this shooting is on paid administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing, that's standard in these cases. the da's office, san jose pd are investigating and it's being m

chief ed key garcia says -- chief eddie garcia says it appears the suspect was distraught over a breakup with one of the homeowners' daughters. investigators say the suspect had a criminal past and a history of mental illness and violence. unnerved neighbors trying to return to normal after a dose of reality entered this quiet cul-de-sac. >> it's unfortunately. i think it will happen anywhere if the happens in willow glenn. >> reporter: the officer who opened fire killing the homicide suspect is on paid leave pending the outcome of an investigation. additionally both the d.a.'s office and the homicide unit are doing a joint investigation into what happened here. live in the willow glenn section of san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> jesse, the children of those two people who were killed, especially that little 13-year- old boy, do we know where they are tonight? >> reporter: with relatives, we believe. the 13-year-old boy, and i asked the chief about this. i said serks okay? he said, well, it's relative. he was not physically harm but you can imagine he's terribly shaken after wat

chief eddie garcia says he was upset over the recent break-up. >> dealing with someone who is mentally ill had choices, didn't give them a choice or my officer a choice. >> the couple's older son was also at home at the time of the shooting but was able to get out for help. others were not home at the time. >> the california attorney general says he needs more cash for a big fight. the reason that javier baserra is asking for more funding to take on trump administration. >> raising more money for road repairs but there's a fight over the tax hike. a bump in the road. >>> plus, phenomenal job numbers. the economy back on track. we'll take a look come up in business and keck. food. water. internet we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> there's a look at the nasdaq and signs that the economy is roaring to life. we will have more on that with scott mcgrew in just one second but right now the dow jone

. >>> down in san jose we're expecting to hear from police chief eddie garcia later today about an officer-involved shooting that sent one man to the hospital. this happened late last night around 11:30 on mt. frazier drive. officers were responding to a report of a family disturbance. one officer fired his gun at the man. that man was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. this is the third shooting involving a san jose police officer this year. the officer involved in last night's shooting has been placed on routine teen paid administrative leave. >>> prosecutors have concluded closing arguments in the trial of the man charged can kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. the da told the jury the only trace ever found of sierra's body was in the car of 25-year- old antolin garcia-torres. her jeans, underwear and sweatshirt and said the only way to explain the dirt is that she was on the ground or dragged. garcia-torres did not take the witness stand. if convicted he could be sentenced to death. >>> in napa county it's day three of testimony in the murder trial of a napa couple accused o

the police chief, eddie garcia, said it was apparently set to try to keep the officers out but policer way inside and used a taser first on the suspect with no effect. >> it was not until he began to threaten the officers with the axe and began to advance on the officers that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life. >> the suspect died at the hospital. investigators say he had a longs criminal record and had been committed to mental institutions. another man who was inside the apartment was also taken into custody but police aren't saying why he was arrested. >>> this is the sixth officer involved shooting in san jose this year, all dealing with mentally ill suspects. for now i am joined by vincent hill, a former tennessee police officer. thank you for joining us. >> as someone who has been out there on the streets can you walk us through the steps when the subject is mentally nil. >> the important thing to remember is what does mentally ill look like. the officers in this situation responded to a call, encountered an individual with

. >> reporter: san jose police chief eddie garcia responding to questions about what happened in this neighborhood this morning. after confronting a man who was seen carrying a gun. >> he pulled a handgun out of his waist band and fired. >> reporter: it was a stolen 45 caliber the man fired. a 16-year veteran fired back and is now on leave pending an investigation. the unidentified man was arrested without incident after leading two officers on a foot chase and a leap over a fence into a mobile home park. >> the actions of the suspect were appalling and the continued violence toward law enforcement is equally appalling. >> reporter: he said just wednesday another officer shot and killed a suspect after that man killed two people in willow glen. on tuesday, a third officer shot and killed a man after the suspect charged at police with a knife during a domestic dispute in the east san jose foothills. >> absolutely it's weighing on the psyche of our officers. this violence towards law enforcement is appalling. >> reporter: the suspect in the latest shooting will be charged with three cou

chief eddie garcia says it appears the suspect was distraught over a breakup with one of the victims' daughters last year. the twin killing could have been retribution for heart break. >> obviously this relationship had something to do with his motive. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect had a history of mental illness and violence, unnerved neighbors trying to return to normal after a dose of reality entered this quiet cul-de-sac. >> it's unfortunate. >> reporter: the officer who opened fire killing the suspect is on paid administration leave pending the outcome of an ongoing investigation. also the county d.a.'s office and the homicide unit with the police department are working on a joint investigation into what happened here. we're live in the willow glenn section, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man shot and killed by san francisco police on market street has been identified as 26-year-old nicolas flusch. investigators say began stack subway sand wish employee because he didn't like how his sandwich was being made. police say they will hold a town hall meeting to provid

. >> reporter: the san jose police chief eddie garcia couldn't say how many shoots were fired but thefficer who shot and killed the suspect was left with no choice but to fire his gun, something he'll have to life with. >> this is tragic for the suspect and the suspect's family, but what often gets lost in these cases is the impact on the officers. >> reporter: garcia says all of his officers go through crisis intervention training and says while all six shootings by his officers involve mentally ill suspects, there are hundreds more cases where the incidents end peacefully. peace is one thing and tenant nick moore, a marine veteran says he doesn't go to the apartments anymore and says police sirens outside the subsidized housing have become white noise in recent months, like sleeping in a war zone. >> unfortunately, there's gunfire all the time, so it was just like another night. >> reporter: tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >>> today we do remember those who gave everything they had to defend our country. a few minutes ago we heard from mark matthews up in san francisco at the presidi

police chief eddy garcia says the suspect was carrying an ax and charged at officers. garcia says that officers had no choice but to fire. >> this is tragic for the suspect and the suspect's family. but what often gets lost in these cases is the impact on the officers. >> well, police say that that man also had a history of mental illness. >> a violent protest erupted on the las vegas strip this weekend. ten people were arrested at a black lives matter protest. it happened in front of the venetian hotel, and police say it started peacefully enough, and then it escalated. protesters are angry over the recent death of a las vegas man killed in police custody. >> investigators say a deic dispute is what triggered a shooting rampage at three different homes in mississippi. ultimately, eight people were killed including a sheriff's deputy. investigators say the shootings happened early saturday morning, and according to witnesses there, this all started with a gunman and his estranged wife getting into a fight about their children. he opened up fire when a deputy arrived on

police chief eddie garcia said the suspect had an ax and was charging at officers. garcia says officers had no choice but to shoot him. >> this is tragic for the suspect and the suspect's family, but what often gets lost in these cases is the impact on the officers. >> police also say the man killed had a history of mental illness. >> also new this morning, going back now to the north bay. police are investigating a shooting that sent two people to the hospital. santa rosa police say both victims were shot just before 10:00 last night in what thaw believe is a gang-related attack. the victims were walking on a bike path near martin luther king jr. park. one victim was found on graend avenue, then authorities went to another location and found a victim on colgon avenue. both victims are said to be in serious condition right now. we'll follow this for you. >> in san francisco, police still investigating a deadly shooting that happened just after midnight sunday morning. happened on mission street near maynard street. officers say when they arrived, they found a man suf

the officer missed and the suspect took off running to be caught nearby.8ñ san jose police chief eddie garciaviolence toward law enforcement officers is alsoxl equally appalling. >> now, just on wednesday, another officer shot and killed a suspect after that man killed two people in their willow glen home. a day earlier on tuesday, another officer shot and killed a mange after the suspectdn allegedly charged atk police wh a knife during a domestic dispute in the east san jose foothills. all of the officers whofr& fire their weapons are on routine paid administrative leave pending the investigation. right now, the department has about 900 police officers. bear in mind, the city san jose has a million people. and when the department was at its most robust, it had 500 more police officers than it does today. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in@z bay. >> that is quite the deficit. thank you very much. appreciate that update. >>> new this morning, authorities in the north bay say a woman there is in critical condition after being savagely beatenñr and then hauled off in car. this happened just b

san jose police chief eddy garcia said he waw upset over a recent breakup. >> dealing with someone who is mentally ill, who had choices. and he didn't give this family choices. he didn't give my officer a choice. >> that couple had an older son in the house as well at the time of the shooting. he was able to get out. he's the one who called 911 and reached police. his former girlfriend was not at house at the time. >> it's 5:05. new details to share with you. you may recall a protest last month in berkeley that got out of hand at civic center park. now, police are asking for your help identifying three people. they say are wanted for assault stemming from that protest. protesters on both sides clashed. one video clip showed a protester being punched in the face. now, police arrested 20 people that day. take a look at these photos we have been showing you here. 11 were injured. they could certainly use your help. >> 5:05. scary mom nlts at the north concart b.a.r.t. station after police say a man tried to rob a rider and threatened to killham. the suspect approached him and asked for mo

the san jose police department indicated its police chief eddy garcia is expected to make a statementer-involved shooting some time later today. reporting live here in san jose, ñ today in the bay. >> thank you for the latest there, bob. it's 6:33. one of the largest school districts in the country soon split into two districts. a public meeting scheduled for today to talk about the plan. >> on top of the one yesterday, we talk to kris sanchez live for us in walnut creek this morning to4f,zlwñ explain why this idea causing quite a bit of controversy. >> reporter: hi, there. well, this is one of five walnut creek schools that are part of the new proposed school district, all five are predominantly affluent, predominantly high performing and predominantly white. that's why a lot of opponents of the school breakup say that this smacks of segregation of years gone by. safe to say we expect the same kind offence at today's meeting as we saw yesterday. it was packed, it was passionate. the mt. diablo district has 32,000 students. the proposed north gate would take less than $5,000. opponent

san jose police chief eddie garcia said his officers are under siege. >> the actions of the suspect wereing. and the continued violence towards law enforcement officers is also equally appalling. >> wednesday, another officer shot and killed a suspect after that man killed two people in their willow glen home. a day before that on tuesday, another officer shot and killed a man after the suspect allegedly charged at police with a knife during a domestic dispute in the east san jose foothills. all of the officers who fired their weapons are on routine administrative leave. we were talking about the staffing. right now, the sjpd has about 900 police officers for a city of more than a million people. you might remember back in 2008, that peak staffing when we had the most officers in san jose, that was 1400. now a deficit of 500. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> a staggering drop of resources. thank you very much for that report. 6:33 right now on your monday. happening today, following up on a story thatinated our news coverage last friday morning. flaring continues at the va

was naren and raynha prabhu.the alleged shooter, their daugthers's 24 year old ex boyfriend sot eddie garcia/san jose police chief obviously one could infer it was over a failed relationship, but the extent to how this got to this individual still remains to be thoroughly vetted out.the shooting occurred on this private road in the 1000 block of laura ville lane around 9pm. the ex girlfriend was not at home at the time, but her two brothers ages 20 and 13 were. the 20 year old managed to escape and call police the 13 year oldwas eventually released. police say the suspect had a history of domestic violence , an active criminal restraining order filed against him by his ex girlfriend and a history of mental illness.sotpolice ended up shooting and killing the suspect when he allegedly pointed his handgun at them.sot for this normally quiet willow glen neighborhood, the shooting is a shock to the systemsot holly troche/heard gunshotsot jacob borysewicz/lives next door 144/indication of that (steve) the suspect killed in a different officer involved shooting in san jose has been identified as 28

police chief eddie garcia says the officers saw flames and smoke seeping through the cracks and decided to force themselves in.sot - fearing for the lives of the occupants inside, they pushed the door opensot - the investigation determined, the fire was intentionally set by one of the suspects in an effort to deter the officers once inside, san jose's top cop says the officers were immediately confronted by 2 suspects. one was subdued, the other was armed with an axe. at first he discarded it but ..sot - the suspect then rearmed himself with the axe and it was not until he started threatening the officers with the axe, and began to advance on the officers, that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life and the defense of other lives in the immediate areathe chief says that was a last resort using a taser had no effect on the 35 year old suspect, who police later found out had a history of mental illness.sot - the suspect had numerous priors for violence, weapons, drugs, and prior contacts for mental illness. in fact he's been previously a

garcia, and native angelina is one of those pioneers. higher end, higher priced mexican restaurant that most are accustomed to. chef eddiefriends who opened wonderful but short-lived out to california pub, which put them both on the map in la's dining virgin mexican scene. >> i believe that the next big fan is re-evaluation of mexican flavors, ingredients and an evaluation of how much you pay. if people love it, their expectations remain -- it's always going to be new arrivals from mexico. unfortunately or fortunately, really good mexican food or very cheap but not the kind of flavors, you know, or i found in my travel. >> sometimes in the mexican world, the only thing that's passed down is not a home, what it is is a recipe passed down from generation to generation. it all comes from these ignitions that are down. >> do you have any responsibility to preserve and protect the traditional flavors and ingredients or not. >> yeah, of course. everything that you see here in front of you is inspired by something that we had as a child. how do we present that with our training and how do we present that with our experience tha

garcia is one of those pioneers. located in the heart of downtown his broken spanish, a higher priced mexican restaurant than most are accustomed to. chef eddiends who opened the wonderful but short lived alta pub. which put them both on the map in the modern mexican dynasty. >> i absolutely believe the next big thing is reevaluation of flavors and ingredients and a revaluation of how much you should pay. people love if it. there's always going to be new arrivals that they're willing to sell you. really good mexican food for very cheap. but not the kind of deep flavors that you find in my travel there >> sometimes the thing that is passed dourn is a recipe. it's passed down from generation to generation. it call all comes from these rustic dishes that our grandmothers and grandfathers cooked for us. >> do you have any responsibility to protect the traditional flavors and ingredients of mexico or not? >> of course. everything that you see here in front of you is inspired by something we had as a child. but how do we present that with our training and our experience that's going to give people value to pay more for it. >> los angeles is kind of