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enrico santini. i could hear them inside, lots of them. so he forced his way in. he was chasing the santinis around the apartment, trying to count heads. i had most of them cornered when they showed up. well, regardless, the entire santini family is pressing charges. even mama? mm-hmm. uh, dietrich, you want to book mr. ganz? b-b-but, captain, listen, to provide this information! i agree, mr. ganz. unfortunately, your methods were a bit extreme. i tried being polite, courteous. and you know what you get? profanity, doors slammed in your face -- i have things to do. ...people with things to do. nobody cares enough to take one second to stand up and be counted! sure. catch ya next time. you got a minute? over there. barney? yeah? barn, um, i just want to let you know that i might be a couple of minutes late getting back from lunch. i've got an autograph session over at doubleday, you know, for "bob." bob? who's bob? "bob" -- "blood on the badge." [ laughs ] that's what they're calling it on the cocktail circuit. i've been a bit distracted today. oh, barney, you stil

his son enrico said if they ever felt they fell short, their dad quickly lifted their spirits.his was a man who understood perseverance. it took him ten years after graduating napa valley police academy to become a police officer. >> and in 2001, the richmond police department gave him a chance. they saw in him what we saw in him. and the rest is history. >> reporter: gus' colleagues said as a detective he worked cases until there was nothing left to work. then kept working them, earning him the nickname care bear, because he never gave up on victims. >> my daddy. he was divinely appointed by god to protect and serve, and he completed what he set out to do. >> reporter: gus ultimately gave his life protecting his daughter angel and her baby. the family says he did die in the line of duty, in his duty as a father. >> he's my hero. and i thank you, dad. >> reporter: officer gus vegas, a super hero to his family and everyone who knew him. in richmond, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >>> police have arrested a man linked to the theft in which $350,000 worth of rare antique books was

now, president enrico peÑa neito is a pretty savvy politician to immaterial right him not national palacee pope francis because he's an extremely popular pope being the first pope from the western hemisphere so it does not harm to embrace him on this trip. regardless of the fact that pope francis will bring up all these uncomfortable issues. he will travel on sunday to a sprawling gritty, violent suburb on the periphery of mexico city. and for many it's a microcosm of mexico and it's problems. it has femicide, it has extortion, kidnapping, even corrupt police gangs who target innocent citizens to shake them down, to kidnap them. but also shows the possibility of mexico, it's full of hundreds of thousands of working class mexicans many that commute in to the city. he will be highlighting these problems and problem bills and after that he goes to meet with inning doubling let leaders, another first to reach out no these communities even celebrating a mass in indigenous languages, for years the church held these people at arms length now he's try to embrace them. >>> afghan refugees crossing

his son enrico says if they ever felt they fell short, their dad quickly lifted their spirits.s a man who understood perseverance. it took him ten years after graduating the police academy to become a police officer. >> and in 2001, the richmond police department gave him a chance. they saw in him what we saw in him, and the rest is history. >> reporter: as a detective, his colleagues said he worked cases until there was nothing left to work, earning him the nickname care bear, because he never gave up on victims. >> he's my hero. and i thank you, dad. >> reporter: selfless, for his life, children and his community. melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> robert vega is charged in the murder. vega is the father of the officer's 6-year-old grandson. he was at the family home regularly and even called officer vegas dad. a motive is still unknown. a memorial fund for the family has stretched beyond the $20,000 goal. more than $22,000 has been donated. we have information on how you can donate and help if you wish at abc7news.com. >>> some good news for people living in the east bay and b

his son enrico says his father was the ultimate protector of the family "and he always wanted to protectcle a few days ago when dad's final breath came doing exactly what he always taught us, and that was to protect our family at all costs" "dad i will never be able to fill your shoes but i will sure try my hardest" one by one officer vegas 10 children shared heart wrenching testimonies in honor of their dad "i am so honored by him, i am so honored to be protected by him, i am honored to be his daughter" on a day that was filled with powerful emotional tributes to officer gus vegas, none more visable than his wife, seated in the front row, singing along to a song she chose in honor of her husband >> pam: man of killing officer davis sits in jail tonightrichard vega made his first court appearance on monday. and is expected to be back on march 2nd to be formally arraigned. he is accused of murdering officer vegas during and a confrontation in vallejo. vega is the father of officer's grandson, and reportedly left the shooting scene with his six year old son. in additional to murder charges

the enrico school district said this.o not object to difficult and constructive conversations about american history and racial discourse, we understand why many people feel this video in particular was not the best way to deliver such an important lesson. all right, let's say you're the producer. and they said, okay, craig, we'll give you five minutes to make a video. what would your video say? >> my video would show the overcomers who have come up against this and also, it would show the achievement and would show the great leaders like booker t. washington, frederick douglas, dr. king. and the types of leadership that they have given and would show the possibilities that all people can come together and achieve things and might even include dr. carson's statement that when he cuts your head open and peels your skin back, steve, we all look alike. >> exactly. great message. all right. craig, we thank you very much for joining us live from richmond, virginia, today. >> okay, thank you. >> always a pleasure. >>> all right