though you walked away from the gang, it doesn't change your gang mental state because what happens is that you've already been trained by the gang. so it's easy, again, to re-establish yourself. >> so a lot of them they go in sny, they see older inmates, weaker inmates, and they band together again, you know, whether as a formal gang, we have dropout gangs, or even just a group of four or five, you know, bigger guys that just want to pressure other guys out of anything, out of money, out of clothing, out of food, out of anything they can get out of them. >> lieutenant munoz must now determine whether de la cruz is a victim of a gang or an active gang member himself, perhaps one who has requested protective custody under false pretences. >> one of the two terms that they use is sleeper. it's one of the names. you know, he's a sleeper. he's coming in under radar. the other one they term they use, he's a torpedo. he's coming in and he's got a target and he's going to find his target, and explode on a guy. so i questioned him about that. >> while de la cruz still refused to give officials

in a gang at some level. a different perspective on politics - that's sure to make you smile. "president's should always be good planners before they do something, and open-minded, and also open hearted." coming up on rewind, some local 1st graders takes to be a true leader. and - what makes a great presidential candidate? you will be amazed what a group of local first-graders had to say when asked the question. the qualities.. they say.. should define the country's leader and role model. there's no question - the some debates...an all out battle. wral's brian shrader shares advice from first graders in durham - for the candidates running for president. nats of arguing candidates track 1 sometimes, presidential debates playground. track 2 but that kind of talk won't fly on any playground near these students. ms. nye's first graders at durham academy have a motto they try to live by. 114925 say the kindest thing in the kindest way and do it track 3 they recently put together a sharing their ideas about what pr

child molesters or gang dropouts. one thing we learned about prison, doesn't matter where you're housed, your safety is never guaranteed. >> we believe you may have been a victim of a battery. >> joseph de la cruz is a gang dropout, serving nine years for attempted murder at california san quentin state prison. when we first met him, authorities had just discovered that he had been assaulted inside his protective custody cell. >> this morning, you come out of your cell, we did a sweep to find out how many people stayed behind. you were discovered with injuries. and here's the medical report. >> despite obvious injuries, de la cruz refused to give correctional staff any information about the attack. >> we're trying to find out who -- i want to tell them what happened. >> any specific individuals you know are your enemies? >> no, sir. >> how about any prison weapons offenses? >> no, sir. >> do you belong to a gang? >> no, i don't. >> aside from what you're being accused of being a victim, are you involved in any other b

using social media to intimidate and to recruit thirty news now has a closer look at how some gangs are going viral. jet streams right now a hand picture of briana young she's only sixteen years old she was last seen february fact that brown has piercings on her nose and navel and attacked two of the word love on her right arm she was also wearing braces when she was last seen. officials say briana might need her medication of you have any information on her call hampton police a death investigation is upgraded to a homicide case of the police found a body overnight in the cemetery off old mill road police now say that body was forty two year old wayne watford investigators have not said how walker died or if they are actively searching for suspects call the crime line if you can help police with this investigation. firefighter falls through the roof of a burning truck and walks away on harm to the fire started at the substance abuse and recovery alliance on thirty fifth st. one firefighter drop through the ceiling while battling the flames but he's okay. the fire marshal also came

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down. >> byrd gang.that what you are? why didn't you tell us in the first place? >> little bit of cooperation is better than none. >> during the search, knight and demerey also found a lighter hidden in the mattress of sandier's cell mate, alfredo roca moreno. knowing he has a lengthy history, correctional officers now want to take a closer look at the mattress. >> what have we got here? >> i need this mattress checked for contraband, please. >> we have to break this whole mattress down. regulations require that security check mattresses when they're brought in like this. lieutenant? this was the area that was concerned, right? >> yes. >> roca moreno is a known member of a puerto rican prison gang called the nietas. he joined during an earlier prison sentence he served in puerto rico, but he insists the nietas are not a gang. but a fellowship of sorts. >> it was a word from the warriors. they used to send it to the gods three times. that's why it means the birth of a new warrior. >> roca moreno says puer

the majority of the gang members here belong to white supremacist gangs. prison officials suspect that asatru might be a front for white supremacist gangs. marcus murray denies that. >> there has never been anything in my studies that says one race is more dominant over another one culture. nor one religion dominant over another. asatru believers believe that our religion is fine, your religion is fine. >> guy radcliffe who has been practicing asatru for several years here. said there's one group that is not welcome. >> if we found out someone in the community was a child molester, he would be banned from the community. he cannot participate. it's a bylaw, you cannot be a sex offender and be in asatru. >> radcliffe also defended the fact that some members have swastikas tattooed often their bodies. >> the swastika was around long before adolf hitler came along. okay? now, i don't have nothing against uncle adolf, but he took something from my religion, which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient civilizations. they had a sw

gang involved. >>reporter: we dug up the statute and under florida law, a group is only considered a gang if it has three or more members and uses common signs, colors, or symbols. >> i'm sure there's gangs everywhere, do i like to think that it's in this community? i would hope not. but you can't be blind to the fact that there might be. >>reporter: this telephone pole where the victim was found dead is becoming a growing memorial. you can see message as that people have written in memory of the victim. now, the sheriff tells many e that we should know more on that suspect in just a few -- few days. not get much of a raise next year despite millions of extra dollars in state funding. late lawmakers approved a budget that includes 50 l million dollars for orange county. but we learned most of that money is set aside to handle l growth. and retirement costs. the teachers contract expires in june, the district says giving every teacher just a 1% raise would cost more than 7 million dollars. >> contrac

the gang squad went and they did a sweep on my neighborhood, on my gang on the streets.use i'm in jail, they think i cut me a deal to turn in a couple of my homies on the streets so i could get out. basically they made some threats toward my girl like, because everybody knew where my old lady lived at. >> the next day, martinez was allowed to contact his fiance before anything happened. but he says the experience only deepened his resolve to give up gang life. >> my whole life i've been doing this. i've been in and out of jail since i was 10. the longest i stayed on the streets was three months. i know anybody who's anybody on the streets. not one of them put money on my books. not one of them sent me a postcard, visit me, or call my old lady when she's struggling, ask her if she needs gas money or if manuel is doing all right. none of them do that, you know what i mean? it's overrated, straight up. it's very overrated. everybody is afraid of the last part of their name, mafia. the mexican part, once you say mafia, everybody shivers. ooh. i don't give a [ bleep ]. they d

he doesn't want the gang style anymore. he doesn't want the gang life. that was a lot to give up, his respect, his authority, his position within the gang. that's all gone. >> it's just i was at the wrong place at the wrong time. police was like where we found some marijuana. i was like well, it's not mine. he was like somebody got to go to jail for this. >> i told him some of the stuff i can't figure out for you no more. you get to a certain age, you got to do it for yourself. >> so what you're saying is like 90% of the time, 99% of the time, he's fine? >> he could be outside at 2:30 in the morning, there's not much outside to do at 2:30 in the morning. >> right. but that 1%. can bring him in here. one percent will say i'm going to go out at 2:30 in the morning. >> it's consequences. >> like i said, we'll go to court and talk to the judge and let her know how you've been doing but she's going to make that final decision. all we can tell her since you've come home up till now how you've been doing. that's a good report. that's not a bad report. we'll see

as the shock collar of the white supremacist gang.aken aback. i was expecting this mean, tough, hardcore guy. instead it was this tommy that we came to know who seemed shy, a little timid. a little withdrawn. >> i have a pretty good heart. my mom, she's always had foster kids. and she's worked in a group home. so, i mean, i've always wanted to do what she did. i always wanted to help somebody. and i really think i can. >> during the shoot, he was brought in for questioning when another inmate accused him of execution. >> hey. >> watching lieutenant fox deal with tommy was very interesting. they had a certain rapport. i would almost call it a professional rapport. >> come on in. have a seat. so, you want to give me your story? >> to be honest, i don't really have one. i mean, i feel like this dude is trying to get out of trouble. he knows who i am. i go under the bus every time. >> they seemed to know what each other's boundaries were. they talked in a very amicable way. and fox was giving tommy advice on how to stay out of trouble. >>

block, you are automatically in that gang, if you don't gang bang, you get killed so why not gang bangne trying to help them, trying to get them off the streets, giving them any alternative. every day they wake up, knowing, my brother is going to die, when they are going to the gafng they're nogangthey're not lookig that. >> do you think there's anything that can change the situation? >> no. i feel like we've been ignored for so long. >> shots fired. >> we are in one of the most economically and racially racially segregated places in the united states. they have no community, no access to the services that people in other communities have. >> dr. stolback's program reaches 250 kids per year. >> when you are constantly exposed to violence or feel like you're constantly under threat, the parts of the brain that are involved in learning get shut off. and what happens is the surviving brain takes over. and so they're constantly in survival mode. there are functions, it's not like they're not functioning, it is they're functioning with very little sense of a future, very little hope. one of

definitely not gang banging.owntown sacramento, chris la force is about to make a transition as well. one he has made a thousand times before. >> once i start being a kind of person god wants me to be, it's going to change my life a little better. >> the day has arrived for his release. surveillance cameras capture la force in his changeout cell. and later making his way off the grounds of the jail. la force says his goal is to reconnect with his mother. but 36 hours later, he was back in jail. >> home again. 36 whole hours. >> you were gone 36 hours? >> maybe that long. >> what happened? >> i got drunk and i -- you know. >> so you were using too? >> yeah. >> christopher la force was brought back into custody last night for being drunk in public. >> what number arrest this time? >> 1,088. like [ bleep ] yeah. >> you're proud of that? >> [ bleep ]. i mean, like me, i'm mentally ill a little bit, you know. heck yeah, i'm proud of that. nobody else has ever done it. i just want to stay in jail forever. >> la force.

i loved it. >> having abandoned his family for gang life, kirkpatrick turned to other crimes. when we met him, he was serving his second prison term, eight years for burglary. >> i know right from wrong. i'm not a stupid individual. i might make stupid decisions, but i'm not a stupid individual. >> during his time in prison, kirkpatrick still had his gang to fall back on, but like his biological family, he eventually left his gang family, though not totally on his own accord. >> i was holding contraband, and i was holding something, and i lost it. yeah. i had lost it. >> any specific enemies, names, numbers? >> no. >> kirkpatrick explained the contraband was a packet of gang information including a roster of current members. when he realized it was gone, he was afraid the gang might order a hit on him as punishment. >> i told the c.o., look, i got to go. he was like why? i said because i lost something i'm not supposed to. you need to get me out of here before something more serious happens. >> kirkpatrick turned his back on his gang. he requested a move to protective custody.

gang, as well as high-level officials. today he's at the ministry of unification, which has responsibility for reuniting the two koreas. darusman: good morning. ha-mu: good morning. thank you. then with a nongovernmental organization. and with the help of such organizations as liberty in north korea, which helps defectors escape and settle in the south, he meets with north kokoreans who tellll first-hand stories of life on the other side. [indistinct conversations] tonight, in a meeting held at the u.n. human rights office in seoul, he meets young people. among them is chanyang. chanyang explains how, after 3 years of separation from her family, she finally escaped. narrator: she underwent a dangerous onward journey through china. if north koreans are caught, the chininese authorities, a against international agreements, usually sent them back to north korea. narrator: and then on to thailand, where she was tranansferred to south korea and finally reunited with her family. >> [speaking korean] narrator: 3 years have now pa

they do believe in this case it is more gang related type activity. an image that is known to be tied to gangs was also found spray painted along with slurs directed at african-americans and hispanics. this did not include threats but appeared on an amphitheater wall. it has been painted over and many people were out enjoying easter. >> the graffiti appears to be not only gang related however there are racial slurs that were painted on the wall in addition to that gang graffiti. the graffiti we believe was done by a hayward based gang and we are looking into the possibility of who the suspect really could be. we do not believe this is a white supremacist gang. >> reporter: police say there is no connection that they see from recent graffiti in that case a 21-year-old man arrested and charged. reporting live, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> an east bay construction worker is recovered this evening after nearly being killed when concrete slabs fell on him thmpt accident happened in oakland when the crew was shoring up a foundation. the man was wo

. >> no matter how many times gang fro fee tee is paint -- gang graffiti comes down it goes up again. they remember when it was worse. >> when we first moved in you didn't see children out there. >> why? >> due to the violence. >> while there are more children outside playing now, the improvements seem to have stalled. >> we went about 10 years where it was real nice here until i would say about a year ago. >> the beginning couple of months, i think they have taken us back for a loss. >> richmond pd says since november there have been eight highway shootings. seven on interstate 80 between pinole and berkeley, one of which was fatal and another shooting on interstate 580 before the marina bay exit. chp says a man shot and killed on westbound 80 was known to law enforcement. >> they had strong ties to richmond gangs. we couldn't tell that each of these was an incident that was a targeted incident. >> we have come a long way as a city and we have a long way to go. >> there have been to arrests in any of the highway shootings. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> abc7 news has learned the long

we don't believe this is a white supremest gay gang. >> reporter: gang crimes are a minimal in the city. they call this unacceptable and say there are real questions. >> why would a gang that has different ethnicities as the members in that gang spray paint the words that are on the wall this morning targeting a primarily african-american. >> reporter: racist graffiti that appeared on a school district office. some believe it was about getting attention and they are glad it it got painted over. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> the report out this morning will clear up some issues behind a teacher strike. at 9:00 this morning a fact finders report will be released adjusting how to resolve the cal state pay dispute. the union representing teachers are expected to issue shortly after that release. if it cannot be resolved, they're still threatening to walk off the job for the first time. april 13th through april 15th. >>> coming off of a holiday weekend and a lot of people getting outside after they celebrated easter. the beach to the coastline, the weather was that nice. >> it was

in retaliation of a gang killing.illiams is on trial for a second killing at a dice game and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. cameras were not allowed in court. oakland police officer jason mitchell had to pause to control his emotions as he described how his body cam captured the moments after being shot in the next. >> the footage was played. you can here the little girl moaning and asking for her mommy as mitchell says get out of the way. >> an officer says he knew she was dying in his arms. the paramedic testified as the ambulance pulled up to children's hospital. the little girl said i'm dead. silva tried to reassure the little girl kissing her and telling her that she wo

police say all eight shootings were gang related and targeted. in one or two cases investigators believe the gunmen staked out the victims, followed them and pulled up alongside their cars before pulling the trigger. police say gang members have started taking their violence to the freeway thinking they can get away easier. also most drivers are focused on the road and not on their surroundings, so fewer witnesses. >> it could take a little longer to collect the evidence. however, we'll get it. >> reporter: all eight shootings remain unsolved of one happened near university avenue exit, one in vallejo, the other between san pablo dam road and apian way. at least two innocent victims were caught in the crossfire. >> people are just shooting out their window. the bullets are going through the cars. >> reporter: the latest shooting was two weeks ago where the driver of this car was shot. he drove off the freeway and died. the chp says the freeway is safe, but a lot of drivers are nervous. they say these gang members aren't sharp shooters and bullets

cracking down on these gangs is a big challenge to police.any of the criminals are not put off by the threat of arrest or the fear of deportation. ,>> just two kilometers separate dusseldorf's elegant center and the part of the oberbilk district sometimes called little morocco or the maghreb district. 300 officers are searching cafes, shisha bars, and casinos, looking for illegal immigrants and drug dealers. 40 men are detained this evening. 38 of them are in germany illegally. in this community, where many are of north african descent, residents are growing increasingly angry about criminality in their midst. >> it's good. they should do it more often, and clean things up here. >> and how will it help? >> it will get rid of the guys causing problems, so we can live in peace with our neighbors again. for years, we've gotten along, also with the germans here. but ever since those guys arrived. >> they tried to rob me here twice last week. we see a lot of dealers here and i'm against that. to be honest, a bit of police presence here is not a ba

, 913 were gang members.239 now face deportation. >> with respect to those here in the country legally, they'll first face the judicial system. united states and then we'll remove them from the country. >> reporter: with gang members off the street with more than 40,000 people arrested in last ten years, john. >> claudia cowen, thank you. >>> and putting a new spin on the holiday with big wheels. that's up next. this is sheldon whose long day setting up the news starts with minor arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. with extraordinary offersmance saon the visionary ls, the generously appointed es and the new, eight-passenger lx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> dozens of people take part in a big wheel rally in san francisco, held every year easter sunday. steep and winding streets of that city. >> looks like fun for sure. thanks for joining us. "the real story" star

we do not believe that this is a white supremist gang. >> police say that gang crimes in san leandro have been minimal. they believe the gang may be trying to mark territory. they also see no connection to racist graffiti that appeared on a school district office. reporting live outside san leandro police, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> a developing story out of pakistan where that country is beginning three days of mourning after a suicide bomber blew himself up at a busy park killing at 72 people. more than 300 others are hurt. most of them are children and women. all of this happened while christianallies were celebrating easter in the pakistani city of lahore. again, many of the dead, most of them women and children. a breakaway group of the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for this attack this morning and the group is also warning that more attacks could follow. >>> and that chaotic scene unfolding more than 8,000 miles away left those here in the bay area with ties to the region feeling very helpless. include a san jose state student moved from pakistan to cali

even veteran cops knew those three words meant danger, a notorious gang from the soundview section ofronx. >> 1997, october, sex, money, murder became my assignment. >> he was an nypd detective assigned to take down the gang. >> this was all sex, money, murder territory? >> yeah. we are in the heart of it. >> while investigating the gang, an informant told him details of a crime the gang members had committed. >> there was a cab driver who had been killed in the vicinity of soundview. >> he went to the 43rd precinct in the south bronx to see if there was any truth to the story. >> early 1998, walked in the precinct. went up stairs, walked into the detective squad room. >> you go in there and say what do you know about a murder. >> i want to know about a cab driver murder in soundview or the area around soundview. >> and the response? >> nothing that fit that description. >> but the informant insisted the murder did happen. >> you didn't only make one trip to the 43rd precinct. >> made two. again, came out saying we have nothing that fits that description. >> any reason the police depa

investigators say it's gang relate. the number 14 used in a drawing is connected to one gang. >> the graffiti itself was done by a hayward based gang and our investigators are looking into the possibility of who the suspects in this case could be right now. we do not believe is the a supremist gang. >> it's disturbing with little kids. it's not -- i don't think they should be doing this when there's kids and it's a public play. not supposed to show that to little kid,. >> reporter: police are asking the public for help to keep an eye out for anyone suspicious. abc7~news. >> firefighters freed a young construction worker who was trapped in a trench in oakland today. the ground gave way under him at 17th avenue and east 20th 20th street. we were in oaklan as firefighters shored up the trench before they could rescue the worker. he was pinned under two concrete slabs. they were able to communicate during the rescue to find out exactly where he was. the 17-year-old went to highland hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>> a

investigators say it's gang relate. the number 14 used in a drawing is connected to one gang. >> the graffiti itself was done by a hayward based gang and our investigators are looking into the possibility of who the suspects in this case could be right now. we do not believe is the a supremist gang. >> it's disturbing with little kids. it's not -- i don't think they should be doing this when there's kids and it's a public play. not supposed to show that to little kid,. >> reporter: police are asking the public for help to keep an eye out for anyone suspicious. abc7~news. >> firefighters freed a young construction worker who was trapped in a trench in oakland today. the ground gave way under him at 17th avenue and east 20th 20th street. we were in oakland as firefighters shored up the trench before they could rescue the worker. he was pinned under two concrete slabs. they were able to communicate during the rescue to find out exactly where he was. the 17-year-old went to highland hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>>

related but they would not say which gangs. investigators say this weekend's latest victim 39-year- old leslie graham shot while driving this jeep had strong ties to a north richmond gang. >> reporter: does it ease your mind when police say it's gang related? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> i don't know if it's a stray shooting. if they are doing gang violence. >> reporter: but driver krista feels differently. >> if it was random, i would feel more scared. >> reporter: the seven shootings have happened at all hours of the day from rush hour to the middle of the night. what more is chp doing to stop the shooter or shooters? >> we have extra patrols in the area. we have officers on scene here. we are keeping an eye on the corridor. that being said our officers can't be everywhere at once. >> reporter: to put these shootings in some context 70 million vehicles cross this stretch of the phraser single year. chp says you are more likely to be in a traffic accident here than shot by another driver. in richmond mark kelly kpix 5. >> chp u

stock the gangs are my main concern. >> reporter: she says those gangs could kill her son. anna kistler is his homeroom teacher. >> he is afraid of going back to his country. we are hearing rumors the gangs are waiting. >> reporter: that's why supporters will not give up. one of them spoke to him friday >> he was happy to know that the community is fighting for him. he is like, i am not giving up. i don't want to go back to honduras to be killed. >> reporter: i spoke with ice officials. they cannot confirm or deny if he will be deported as some fear. that is for security reasons. we do know another attempt to keep him in the u.s. has failed. >>> a judgeship bond for a woman charged with accessory in a double murder in johnston county at $1 million. tara wilson was arrested and appeared in court today. she isn't -- is being charged with the connection of two murders. a toddler was also found unharmed. gerald paul tudor is charged with murder. >>> hey fayetteville man is in the hospital after suffering smoke inhalation. this there were two adults and children in the house. th

this time they think a gang is involved. >> reporter: kids play by the m amphitheater on easter sunday. here's some pictures posted on twitter. police say someone vandalized the park last night. >> we called our city graffiti team to come out because we didn't want the park to have thattism imagine. >> reporter: investigators say it is gang related. >> the graffiti itself we think was done by a hayward batesed gang and investigators are looking into the possibility of who the suspects in this case could really be right now. we don't believe it's a white supremacist game. >> reporter: parents were upset to find out that the hateful words were so close to a playground. i. >> i don't think they should be doing that where there's going to be kids. >> reporter: police are asking for the public's help to keep an eye out for anything suspicious. >>> new tonight in the north bay, flame is rippg through a home in rosa. the fire started around 5:30 on barbara drive. this is a four-plex, meaning four homes in one. ten people have been displaced, they're getting help from the red cross tonight. >>

for whatever reason he did not die with the rest of that gang. what is not clear is whether it was intended that he would blow himself up or if he was supposed to escape. he did escape. he got through roadblocks. he appears to have managed to avoid being captured in a series of subsequent raids in mullenbeck and elsewhere. there is the strongest belief that he escaped potentially even back to syria. now the police will want to know first of all what motivated the gang to carry out the paris attacks, secondly how did they go about organizing that attack, and more importantly, how many other people are still out there who formed part of the support group who organized the logistics, and helped them escape the attention of police for the past four months? how many more of those people are out there. the police will be very keen to ask him those questions. >> i don't want to make you speculate, but we have also heard one or two other people have been arrested. any speculation who they could be? >> i don't. i receive e mails as i said almost daily. ve

we do not believe this is the a white supremest gang. >> police say that gang crimes in san leandro have been minimal. they believe the gang may have been trying to mark territory. they see no connection, to answer your question, sam, to erase this graffiti that appeared on a school district office recently where a man was arrested and charged. reporting live outside san leandro police, bob redell. >>> happening later today, the man accused of murdering an 8-year-old girl due in court later this morning. opening statements expected to start in the trial of darnell williams. williams allegedly shot and killed her while she was at a sleepover in east oakland. this happened back in july of 2013. he's charged with first degree murder. williams is also charged with killing a 22-year-old in an unrelated shooting. >>> and closing arguments are expected to happen as soon as today in the case of a former stanford swimmer accused of sexual assault. turner is accused of asoughting a woman last year outside of a fraternity house where a party was going on. during the trial, the victim testified that

it was gang retaliation against the boy's father.ed the killer was also surveilling the entire family including the grandmother and could have killed her. the mother also had plans to return to that play ground to kill even more kids, but police were already there. now initially, speaking to the gang violence in chicago, the own boy's father did not cooperate with police. a gang code of silence. however, he was arrested and in chal. and they said doty bragged about killing the boy and wrote about writing a rap song about the murder. >> as you know, i have been a prosecutor in chicago for nearly 30 years and i have tried hundreds of cases involving senseless gang violence and gang-related homicides on the streets of chicago that involved unspeakable acts of rage and violence. but i must tell you today, i don't think i've ever been more disgusted and appalled. >> doty has been charged with the murder of another woman and they say there is at least one suspect at large. >> a horrible story. thank you. >>> and we'll be right back. diabet

because some of them are connected to a street gang.>> when they do a gang related tagging, they will use racial related remarks as part of the tagging, not thinking that it is racially motivated, and unfortunately they use the language on a daily basis. >> earlier a man was accused of spraying on another area but they don't believe that was related to the park vandalism. >>> a tourist offering help to a tourist, walked up to help them and he was stabbed by the attackers who ran off with his bag. his niece was not hurt. >>> opening starting in the trial of the shooting death of a three-year-old girl who was killed in oakland, 25-year-old darnell williams shot and killed a girl while shooting into a home where they were having a sleepover. williams targeted the home in retaliation for an earlier gang killing in berkeley. in a separate incident he has card -- charged with killing a man during a guys game, and they are asking for the death penalty. >>> in an effort to combat sexual harassment on campus, the dean carla hesse he is named to stop the harassment on campus. >>> the new york t

gangs have been fighting for years in acapulco. first for drug routes and then over extortion and kidnapping acts. the results ar results are scenes like this one, they've become so commonplace that when it happens the city really didn't miss a beat. you can hear the music next door. >> officials have refused to speak with us but they've sent in police to deal with each outbreak of violence. but the gangs always come back leaving francisco desperate for a solution that works. his restaurant should be full now. but losing clients is just part of the problem for business owners in town. >> they are arrive and tell you that you have to pay protection money or they burn your business or they kill you and your family, and the majority of the people just run for it and leave town. >> extortion is affecting beach vendors, too. eight have been killed in the last three months. this one next to a group of canadian visitors. the violence greating ever closer to tourist who is are the lifeblood of this struggling town. acapulco. >> now the oro

member and to live there arrested these four other known gang members between the ages of 21 and 242 guns were confiscated in the process the four suspects when a vehicle seen leaving one of the shootings but the for napa and officially linked the chief says kevin of violence is going to take a community effort in addition to what the department is doing the 14 your may have been a gang member and his family disputes that and the police chief tells us he was not a known gang member the police chief also said that he believes that all this reason victims are targeted. >>reporter: a chance of rain forests of the next week or some is want to take a few hours for the range of transition consensus of the east and south but even as the go to small morning you'll notice of you on and on shower the latest model room showing us the less chance of rain fall we're still got to keep the chance of the on and off shower through tomorrow friday even saddam we're tracking heavy rain by saturday night with a severe erosion and what is done there some of the clips are crumbling. >>scott r: they don't

the video which was shown by local media shows a masked man said to represent the bare yo 18 gang.t killings would be stopped as soon as this saturday if the government cooperated. more than 6 1/2 thousand people are killed in gang violence each year in el salvador. >> translator: we have ordered all of our people who are mechanic of our gang to halt all types of homicides nationwide. to demonstrate to the public, government, and international agencies in our country that there is no need to implement measures that only violate our constitution. >> el salvador vinnie police say even if the have video is faire won't negotiate with the gangs. >> translator: we don't have to stop anything. we don't have to act with this group criminal or -- we don't have to act around what group says a no, ma'am newsily anonym. >> alleging operating threw front countries and money he can changes and was arrested. >>> new york's metropolitan museum of art is one of the oldest art museums in the world it was founded nearly 150 years ago and initially resisted showing contemporary works. but all of that

, but they would not say which gangs. investigators say this weekend's latest victim 39-year- old leslie graham from e l cebrante, shot while driving this jeep had strong ties to a north richmond gang. does it ease your mind when police say it's gang related? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because i don't know if it's a gang shooting, if i get hit by a stray bullet, i'm still scared. >> i don't feel as threatened, but if it was random, then i would feel more scared. >> reporter: these seven shootings have happened at all hours of the day from rush hour to the middle of the night. what more is chp doing to stop the shooter or shooters? >> we have extra patrols in the area. we have officers on scene here. we are keeping an eye on the corridor. that said our officers can't be everywhere at once. >> reporter: to put these shootings in some context chp says 70 million vehicles travel this stretch of the freeway every single year. so that's why they say you're more likely to be involved in a traffic accident here than you are shot

police believe it is gang related, a tub war involving a gang. >> new development in how uc berkeleyill handle the mounting cases of sexual assault and rape. a woman a faculty member is name as the lead to investigate the cases the dean of social sciences department and executive don't college of letters and science. two staffers were accused of sexual harassment. in all 31 students have file complaints that the university failed to protect them against sexual assault and rape. >> an important moment for the local crab industry today, you can see how much months of waiting around them as the price is set for crab. >> beings, reggie, look mind me the boats are packed and ready to go but, first, a crucial test today. buyers want to test some crab that was caught over the weekend, and see what the quality of the meat is, they will negotiate a price based on results. they are concerned that the crabs extra the to soften at this time of year and they are yesterday of the quality of that meat. officialermen are anxious to get the season started it was delayed four months because the crabs

as part of her plea bargain she testified against one of the gang members.ow she fears that if she has to serve her six years in state prison, her life will be in jeopardy. >> those people are not nice people. they're murderers. and it's not just one. it's multiple people. and they want to kill me. >> at the time of our shoot in orange county, shanholtzer was appealing her six-year sentence, and requesting that if she did have to serve the time, she do so at the orange county jail, where she felt more protected. >> that's one of my saints. with my name. st. therese. >> very nifty. >> she also made a few good friends in the jail and developed a constructive daily routine. >> i'm not surprised that people that can't necessarily get it together out in the real world come in here and function very well in a controlled environment. many people do in here. >> hey there, handsome. thank you. >> i am still learning life because i didn't know life. i'm 30 years old, just learning how to drive. but you know what, i'm doing it. i'm learning it. there's a lot of girls i

police say all 8 shootings were gang-related and targeted. cases investigators believe the gunman staked out the victims followed them and pulled up alongside their car before pulling the trigger. police say gang members have started taking the violence to the freeways thinking they can get away easier and most drivers are potentialed on the road so fewer witnesses. -- most drivers are focused on the road, so fewer witnesses. >> it could take longer but we'll eventually get the evidence. >> reporter: all eight shootings are unsolved. one happened near the university avenue exit. one in vallejo. the other six happened between san pablo dam road and appian way. police say at least two innocent victims were caught in the crossfire. >> people just shooting out their windows. the bullet aren't just stopping stopping from one car to the next so they are going through the cars. >> reporter: the latest shooting was about two weeks ago where someone shot the driver of this car. he drove off the freeway and died. the chp says i-80 is safe but a lot of

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meaning there's gang activity happening? >> yeah. 16-year-old says she's terrified her son will be attacked again, and folks in the neighborhood are counting on the police to figure out what this gang is all about and stop them in their tracks. >> the police have to come and track down on the kids that are doing all these crazy things, because it's not getting any easier in new york city. >> reporter: both victims are in stable condition. police have not caught the alleged gang members who attacked them. reporting live from jackson york. >>> new tonight, the nypd wants your help to find a group of men who attacked, beat and robbed a man in the brox nx, the attack happened thursday night near east 220th street and bronx park east on williams bridge. you see someone on the ground there, folks running away from the scene. police say the suspects knocked the 62-year-old victim off the until he was unconscious. then they stole his phone and cash before they ran off. >>> a staten island mother now facing murder charges, accused of