for guard oversight. fps agreed with that recommendations and have taken steps to identify guards that require training and provided it to them. fps continues to lack management controls to ensure its guards have met requirements. although fps agreed with our 2012 reclamation in developing comprehensive system for managing information on guards training, altercations, it does not yet have a system. fps also continues to face challenges assessing risk at federal facilities. is notorted in 2012 fps assessing risk in a manner consistent with federal standards. gao's results indicate it is still a challenge for fps in several facilities. federal standards such as a national infrastructure managementplan, risk frame and can state that risk assessment should include threat, vulnerability, and consequent assessments. this helps decision makers identify and evaluate risks and implement measures to mitigate that risk. instead of conduct thing assessments, fps has been using a tool referred to as a modified infrast

we are talking contract guards. they are stationary at their posts, whereas our federal protective service inspectors and police officers are mobile. >> and if you were to the point of your testimony -- if you were to provide the services, for example, at the navy yard, that the federal protective service -- so i understand -- would you do more of a roaming capacity? you would not do the who stands. i am trying to understand what this looks like. >> that is the model i would look for, is a model that works here at the capitol and the capitol buildings, that you would have federal officers begin their career at the magnetometer, at the x-rays, before they promote up and gain seniority and go out into the field. >> i want to understand, is there other agencies with regard to this training issue on the fps contracting issues them is this something we are facing beyond the navy yard? i assume this contracting issue in terms of the training issue goes well beyond the navy yard facility. is that true? >> the work we have

for guard oversight. fps agreed with that recommendations and have taken steps to identify guards that require training and provided it to them. fps continues to lack management controls to ensure its guards have met requirements. although fps agreed with our 2012 reclamation in developing comprehensive system for managing information on guards training, altercations, it does not yet have a system. fps also continues to face challenges assessing risk at federal facilities. is notorted in 2012 fps assessing risk in a manner consistent with federal standards. gao's results indicate it is still a challenge for fps in several facilities. federal standards such as a national infrastructure managementplan, risk frame and can state that risk assessment should include threat, vulnerability, and consequent assessments. this helps decision makers identify and evaluate risks and implement measures to mitigate that risk. instead of conduct thing assessments, fps has been using a tool referred to as a modified infrast

and use the guard's weapon to kill even more people.he gao is out with a report that questions training for contract guards at almost tent thousand federal facilities. officials -- 10,000 federal facilities. officials at five different guard companies told investigators their employees had not been trained how to respond to an active shooter. >> i think the public should be concerned because there is no assurance that guards have been trained to stand post. >> reporter: federal protective service director eric patterson told a senate committee this week the guard's mission is not engaging attackers but ensuring people can get in and out of the be, but it is unclear if they're even ready for that. an official from one guard company admitted more than 1/3 of his workers had never been trained in something as basic as x-ray and magnotometer screening. >> the federal protective service is a joke. >> reporter: d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton is proposing to overhaul the service top to bottom before we're faced with another navy yard. >>

the security guard who now has alejandro in a head lock doesn't appear to notice. alejandro's brother, pablo, tries to get the guard's attention, but it's difficult because pablo, too, is deaf. >> he's running around and yelling and it's unfortunate that deaf people don't articulate their voices as well as hearing people. >> what you hear is a lot of and there are only some prime evil screams. you could feel the pain in their voices even though they can't articulate what they're saying. you can hear what they're feeling, there is a panic there. >> pablo is unable to help his brother. >> another security guard that was lulling him out to intervene into the situation. >> he's choking him. >> he's turning purple. >> the most shocking part of the video to me was when alejandro started turning purple because that's when you knew it was serious and he could have passed out and the frustrating part about it is was he couldn't communicate to the guy to stop, even though he was trying to communicate with him. you could see alex in the video clearly motioning with his hand t

we are talking contract guards. they are stationary at their pose, whereas our federal protective service inspectors and police officers are mobile. >> and if he were to the point of your testimony, if you were to provide the services, for example, at the navy yard at the federal protective service, just so i understand, would you do more of a roaming capacity? the capitol police officers actually seen that the magnetometer when we walk through. i'm trying to understand physically what this would look like. >> that is the model i would look for is a model that works at the capital and capital buildings that you would have federal officers began their career at the magnetometer, at the x-rays before they promote up and gain seniority and go out into the field. >> and i want to understand, is there other agencies with regard to this training issue on the fps contracting issue, is this something we are facing beyond the navy yard? is in the contracting issue in terms of the training issue goes well beyond the navy yard

contract guards, correct? >> we, ma'am. -- yes, ma'am. >> so let me ask mr. wright, how does with respect to the agencies that can pay the fee, how does your training differ? how'd the training of the individuals that i understand would work, um, and maybe i have this wrong, but would work at the federal protective service union, you know, when we're looking at this training issue, do you know how the training differs? >> as federal law enforcement officers, we complete our training at the federal law enforcement training center -- >> so you would go through the same training as any federal law enforcement officer. >> yes. >> okay. >> and there is a slight difference. we're talking contract guards. they are stationary at their post whereas our federal protective service inspectors and police officers are mobile. >> and if you were to the point of your testimony, if you were to provide the services, for example, at the navy yard that the federal protective service -- just so i understand -- would you do more of

or guards, police in the schools.t happened was over the years money was cut from that particular program and so unfortunately now we see people saying, an armed guard isn't going to help. actually, why is it that very rich people have armed guards around them? sn>> yes. let's say god forbid somebody breaks into your house, would you be glad you had a gun in your house? >> i would not want a gun. >> how would you defend yourself? >> i would call 911. >> it's over by then. >> this isn't about arming every american. every gun sold has a background check. >> we already have that. >> to deal with mentally unstable folks. that is not true. there are many people at gun shows where people can purchase firearms. >> law abiding people -- we don't need weapons with the high magazine capacity. that's what the newtown was about. >> you know how quickly i can drop a clip and put another clip in my gun? seconds. >> completely different. >> military assault weapons aren't what people actually think they are. we're talking about here

for part of their own security by police guard to call a provision to ensure the show. there are jokes or so. seized in the room it's insulting. the families concerned it should be withdrawn. i think it also since the almost being displayed the kitchen but the offices of sense. benitez said you don't even think to put the report itself that says i didn't need reminding that the events of the two families bereaved. these were free of all search for america to us i saw in the semi us the ira volunteers to themselves posted a note today was day one saw. the government into that that comparison the polish team in kimball was unknown to those who bore ultimate responsibility for the killings. i can't get over my head mind the image of one of tools. injured these are way to use once and for sure. when shops in the head by an ira activists the sharp reaction to the justice minister. i think gerry adams. to be. monet. to me nauseated. was peeking in to turn thirty six said he was shocked by the revelations said definition of another the question. this rect history. mr mitchell

. >>> plus a police car rear- ended in san jose, why they are crediting a fast acting security guard with helping catch the suspect. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> and good afternoon, everybody, i am brian flors in for tori campbell. parts of the bay area woke up to another morning of freezing temperatures a live look toward mt. diablo and things aspear to be warm in up ever so slightly. rosemary orosco has been monitoring the cold weather and joins us with the cold temperatures. >> yes, good afternoon to you. we started today just like yesterday, the freeze warning temperatures sinking into the 20s in some cases. we broke a few records. and this point still struggling. take a look at these numbers, 40s fairfield and concord, mid- 40s napa, north bay temperatures 30s to mid-40s, 35 degrees there, 45 hillsburg. 44 pet a loom aalong the peninsula a little better, upper 40s to low 50s, 50 degrees palo alto, mid-40s walnut creek, low 40s brentwood, 49 san ramon and temperatures are expected to warm two to three degrees more fo

as a result a lot of companies put their own armed guards on board. in june of 2009, ben wedeman showed guards training in israel. >> the ship is under attack somewhere out of sight pirates are trying to climb on board. >> the bullets are blanks. and there's no pirates in the northern israeli port. an israeli security firm is holding it's first antipiracy course. ships being instructed. >> earlier this year private israeli guards on a cruise ship thwarted an attack off the eastern african coast where somali pirates capture dozens of ships. the security company which has no connection with the guards from the italian cruise ship is trying to cash in. we do not give up. we do not give up. we create conditions that -- i will say the american bay. we give them an offer they cannot refuse. >> a web i can hide it. use it in close. >> the course participants are playing the role of pirates boarding the ship. instructioners hope the graduates will make it tiff for anyone to get this close. >> they believe with armed and potentially dangerous guards on board s

after the navy yard attack a new report reveals thousands of guards may not be able to protect against intruders. has congress demanding answers. >> live outside of the reagan building with the findings. >> your tax dollars are paying -- the security guards they may not know what to do if someone comes in with a gun. >> navy yard shooter aaron alexis during his rampage, in an active shooter situation that killed 12 people. buildings prepared? a recent accountability office report finds many security guards who will be the first missing have not been trained for an active shooter scenario. there,ave an officer nothing here says that they will engage. >> the objective was to ensure hat >> the federal protective service police oversee security nationwide. inrode along as they trained 2010. the agency doesn't have the manpower to the cops every building. at the us hired 13,000 contract guards to man security checkpoints. many were trained as screeners. theirompanies reported guards were not trained to respond to an active shooter. >> if they engage the shooter, if they come into contact, t

. >> reporter: the coast guard got in the act. as rum runners began smuggling in booze from canada where it was still legal. as long as the whisky runs shipping stayed outside of the territorial limits the coast guard could not stop them. the coast guard couldn't catch them. one such outlaw captain was jack hale. a san franciscan who's fast boats ran out the coast guard time after time. hale's daughter married and he heard many storys from his father-in-law. >> as he reduced the throttle the lights would dim with the coast guard chaising him. when the lights went out the coast guard would think that he had outrun them. it was a way he would be sitting there and they would run by him and he would go back inside. and dump his load. >> reporter: like other rum runners, jack thought of himself more of a rum runner than a crook. >> it was profitable. you would dubbed with cash and my father-in-law always had $10,000 in his pocket. and that was a lot of money in the 20s. >> reporter: one way a lot of illegal booze found its way througho

the guard shot the man multiple times. the man ran before collapsing from his loans. -- wounds. >> we're going to have to look at the forensic evidence, talk to the witnesses, try to figure out what happened. from all accounts, it looks like the security guard had no other choice. this section of northwest gun, it is long known for violence and drugs in the past, but it has been, in recent years. the man that was shot is in surgery and his wounds are life-threatening. sam ford, abc 7 news. senate majority leader harry reid is in the hospital. according to his facebook page, he was not feeling well this morning and went to the hospital as a precaution. tests show everything is normal, but doctorsre observing him. he is alert and resting and feeling better. he is 74 years old and suffered a mild stroke in 2005. president obama will face the press one more time before he heads on his holiday vacation. he has planned a white house news conference this afternoon. he will likely face questions of the health-care rollout and the

a security guard tries to block her escape.s when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that doesn't stop her either. she flees the scene of the crime. it seems like she's gotten away until three weeks later, when police track her down. according to the police report, among other items security guards witnessed her trying to steal at walmart, mother's day cards. but the shoplifting is the least of her issues. she pleads guilty to one count of child abuse, a class 6 felony. after spending three months in jail, she receives

we joined the coast guard crew on a training mission for something that happens in reality more often than you think. about 2-3 times a week. in this case, his helicopter has crossed restricted airspace. >> let's go after it. >> 12:00. >> that tiny object in the racinge is a" helicopter to intercept us. an extremem maneuver to catch up with us. >> they want to get alongside the plane as fast as they can. once they do, the message is clear. >> your aircraft may be fired upon. >> they try to get the aircraft to turn away. >> it is an internationally recognized interceptor. they tell us we are not in the right place. >> it does not just an exercise. these greens do this in real this in realdo life. they are the first line of defense to protect the capital. they also deal with incidents like a crash of a small plane into the white house. the majority are lost or disoriented. know what that aircraft is. it could be someone with ill content or someone lost. we do not know that at the time. we have to take every case seriously. >> these daily exercises in the heart of the capital show how se

who are the prison guards in american society today? >> the primary prison guard our interests groups, lobbyists and bureaucracies. and to some extent politicians. for example, in the space program one of the major impediments is republican and democratic members of congress see the program as porkbarrel rather than venture. they will defend the company or government agency in their district or state, even if it's no longer competent because it's jobs. this has been a major problem for nasa which is basically now no cup for politicians to release money as opposed to being a dynamic adventurous ring. you could almost go to city government, county government, state government and the federal government and faith who is blocking competition? by the way, when obamacare collapses, which impairs certain it will come them the left is not going to have a site. the left wants single-payer. they think britain and canada work, even though the canadian prime minister of newfoundland recently went to florida for an operation that they couldn't get i

and so unfortunately, now, we see people say oh, well, an armed guard is not going to help. well, actually why is it then that very rich people have armed guards around them. >> well, alexis, let's say god forbid somebody breaks into your house in the night, would you be glad you had a gun? >> no, i would not want a gun. >> well, then, how would you defend it, when they get there it is over. >> this is not about arming every american, this is about making sure we have very responsible gun ownership. >> retired policemen -- >> that every gun sold has a background check to deal with these mentally unstable folks. >> we already -- >> that is not true. >> you're not going to be able to stop. >> there are gun shows where people can just purchase these firearms. >> law abiding people obey the laws. >> we don't need these military grade weapons with high capacity, that is what the newtown shooting was about. >> you're missing the point. do you know how quickly i can drop a click and put another one in my gun? it is seconds. >> military assault weapons are not what people actually t

match-up of two of the great, young point guards. final seconds.m, kyrie irving, finds anderson varejao. we're tied. under seven seconds to go. cold-blooded, damian lillard. big sky, hello. portland is going to win it. 36 points, 10 assists, 8 rebounds from lillard. portland, 119-116. >>> here's an interesting ending. south florida/florida gulf coast. 0.3 seconds left in double-overtime. the guy guarding him is 7'3". so, just to get it up and over him is one thing. but he manages to do that and he connects with a teammate all the way down the court, who throws it up and in. wait a minute. he clearly released the ball before the backboard lights up. it looks like it's good. but there's a problem. you see, the rule book says there has to be at least 0.4 seconds remaining for a catch and shoot play. you can tip it in with 0.3. but officials rule that's not a tip-in. that's catch and shoot. 0.3 to go, so it doesn't count. florida hangs on to win, 68-66. i've heard of that rule. but i've never seen it work that way. you'll be okay. >> i need hair. >> ro

. >>> police, security guards guards and surveillance cameras kept watch over bingo players who turned out to support a school's music program. last week a masked gunman made off with $5,000 during the weekly event that prompted organizers to take action. >> we are satisfied that the upgrades we proposed and that we were committed to doing tonight were going to not only provide them with peace of mind, but the patrons and the turnouts are better this week than last week. >> the on-line bingo site donated to replace the stolen money. >> andews on the wildfire burning near big sur. investigators believe it was started by an illegal campfire on a hiking trail in the loss pad degrees -- los padres national forest. it can be controlled by as early as tomorrow night. keep your fingers crossed. the fifer has destroyed -- the wildfire has destroyed 22 buildings and charred about 850 acres. a warning from san jose police about a package thief. watch a as this woman walks up to a home and stuffs a large package into an empty bag. she walks off and gets into a car and drives off. the theft happen

from guards, to inmates and politics they mocked it. there was a lot saying, "in your dreams you'll ever take over the country." that's what the prisoners did. it started from this cave where nelson mandela talked and plotted. >> planning how are we going to do it. >> was there any doubt that you would one day rule south africa? >> there was no doubt. we had this >> they felt they knew whites better than whites knew them and used it to their advantage. >> mr president, we speak the language, study the language and speak better afrikaans than them. that's what nelson mandela taught, to know your enemy better. that's what you do, >> by creating a friendship stopping short of trust. by the end you trusted? >> no, i'm a trained soldier. i know how to treat the enemy. you don't put trust in the enemy. >> do you think nelson mandela trusted him? >> i think he's like me. keep the man open. keep the man open. and one thing that you must know, he must always be on top of man. >> he really saw you as his friend, didn't he? >> yes >> and you see h

who are the prison guards of american society today? >> good question. the primary prison guards are interest groups, lobbyists and bureaucracies. and to some extent politicians. for example, in the space program with the major impediments is that both republican and democratic members of congress see the space program as porkbarrel rather than adventure. so they will defend the company or the government agency in the district or the state even if it's no longer competent because it's jobs. this has been a major problem for nasa which is basically not just a milk cow for politicians to waste money as opposed to being as a bold and dynamic and adventurous thinker i think you could almost go see government, county or state government, and the federal government and say, who is blocking the future? who is blocking competition? by the way, when obama to collapses, which i'm fairly certain it will, the great fight -- the left will not have a fight. the left wants single-payer. they think britain and canada were. even though the canadian prime minister of newf

listen as a coast guard official demapnds that he return to his boat. get on board and report to me how many people there. get going. move. how many dead are there? >> you need to be telling me this. you are aware it is dark and we can't see anything. get on the bough of the ship and me how many there and what do they need, now! >> 30 bodies are recovered. two people are still missing and presumed dead. the captain is arrested and faces charges including manslaughter, abandoning ship and causing a ship wreck. he denies any wrong-doing. after a night of no sleep, david, denise, and many others are taken to a hotel where they stay while they figure out how to get back home. >> our passports are under the seat and we had to go to the american embassy to get the passports. >> after a long ordeal, a reunion back home in florida with family and friends. costa cruises said they will refund for travel expenses, medical expenses the cost and the cruise and trying to return personal belongings. >> i lot of my best clothes and my computer with pictures from years

approximately 13,000 fps contract at guard posts at the federal facilities. juan pso to detect and report criminal activities and respond to emergency situations. pso also have firearms, explosives and other dangerous weapons that do not enter federal facilities. in fact, they stopped approximately 700,000 prohibited items from entering federal facilities every year. partners the private sector are companies ensure that the guard has led the certification training and qualification requirements specified in the contract covering subject areas such as currency in protection, actions to take a special situations such as building he evacuation's, safety and fire prevention. all pso must undergo background investigation to determine their fitness to begin work on behalf of the government and are rigorously trained. however it is important to note that pso are not sworn of law enforcement officers. rather, they are employees of private security companies and we do not have the authority to deputize the many law enforcement capacity to meet an individual psoss auth

devices and we do not have law-trained guards. theart of when we set facility security level, the recommended security practices. 3 or above, wel recommend that there are guards on site. up, at any headquarters buildings that you see along constitution avenue, you will find advanced screening techniques. magnetometers, run bags through. similar to the buildings today. down to the storefront in the states, that is where you will not see that level of security. based on what your security level is, there is a standard that goes with that. that is part of what the interagency security committee does. you make recommendations and there is no mechanism to mandate that those are carried out. is that what we are hearing? have a formal compliance mechanism to monitor what has been adopted. >> if i may. i want to clarify. youral, what i am asking specifically on the gao recommendations is the date at which you submitted. the dates they were cleared. 2012 gao through recommendations. for secretary durkovich, is it public knowledge what fede

. >>> police, security guards guards and surveillance cameras kept watch over bingo players who turned out to support a school's music program. last week a masked gunman made off with $5,000 during the weekly event that prompted organizers to take action. >> we are satisfied that the upgrades we proposed and that we were committed to doing tonight were going to not only provide them with peace of mind, but the patrons and the turnouts are better this week than last week. >> the on-line bingo site donated to replace the stolen money. >> and news on the wildfire burning near big sur. investigators believe it was started by an illegal campfire on a hiking trail in the loss pad degrees -- los padres national forest. it can be controlled by as early as tomorrow night. keep your fingers crossed. the fifer has destroyed -- the wildfire has destroyed 22 buildings and charred about 850 acres. a warning from san jose police about a package thief. watch a as this woman walks up to a home and stuffs a large package into an empty bag. she walks off and gets into a car and drives off. the theft happ

but the security guard intervened and tackled him and another guard from the hotel responded and helped to hold down the suspect. >> always looking out for the hotel and the fellow team members and the guests. he's a model human being. >> reporter: this doesn't surprise you he'd intervene? >> absolutely not. he's a hero almost every day in the big and small ways. >> reporter: that was the hotel general manager for commending the security guard for stepping up. both the police officer and suspect have been taken to the hospital. non-life threatening injuries. once he's released that suspect will be booked for felony hit and run. police don't know why he tried to run away from the accident. they don't know if he has any priors. they're still looking into whether or not he was drunk or on drugs. >> thank you. >>> now to the death of nelson mandela, a man who changed the world. many south africans are placing candles outsize his home and signs, and some dancing to celebrate the life of the man many call the father of their nation. flags are lowered at half-staff in south africa and the gove

michael hail gee a captain in the guard.tional guard. those are your headlines. how nice is that to see a spouse of a politician who could be living in the governor's mansion full time provide that service to our country? welcome home. >> certainly. >> as we learned about 20 minutes ago, today is the 377th anniversary of the formation of the national guard. >> incredible. >>> it's a good thing we have a lawyer here to explain this because when you hear this, you're going to be outraged. it involves a 16-year-old kid down in texas. he was driving drunk. he hit a bunch of pedestrians, killed some people. but his defense has got people going, are you kidding me? >> the defense is called affluenza. meaning he grew up too rich. and the defense team brought in an expert psychologist to make this testimony. he said it's a psychological malaise that affects young people who may come from families with money. they feel guilt or sense of isolation and based on that, the court in that particular case, instead of perhaps sentencing him

chrito brand was mandela's guard. at first the prisoners scared him. >> they were here for life. >> this was where people were held. >> reporter: for years he was an inmate. like mandela every day he worked the limestone quarry, and like mandela, chrito was his guard. >> they werthe guard-prisoner relationship might sound adversarial, but mandela initiated friendship. into his cell crhristo would smuggle him bread and his favorite hair oil, and then later he would even smuggle in his granddaughter. >> he was talking nicely, never cross, treating us like a human being. >> mandela used that friendship to learn the language of his enemy. >> they might have helped, but the white man was still guards, and the black man still prisoners. when guards heard inmates talk politics, they mocked them. >> in your dreams that you will take over this country. >> but that's exactly what these prisoners did, and it was from this cave that mandela taught and plotted. >> was there any doubt that you would one day rule south africa? >> th

and then, they are the guards in black suit and tie.fairly similar. >> maybe. maybe. >> reporter: and for sergeant neederberger, he notices firsthand, the challenges posed by a new pope for the ages. as pope francis literally walks amongst the masses, relishing their contact, playfully interacting with the faithful. the pope's ministry has been returning it to a church of the people. while that has led to a surge in populari popularity, it makes your job very complex. >> the pope's ministry, it is, to be seen by the people. kiss babies, shake hands. he would never used closed cars in st. peter's square, with bullet-proof glass. >> reporter: they're an elite unit, with 110 guards. and the requirements can be quite specific. they are swiss. they are catholic. and their height requirements seemeds to be 5'9". >> so, i'm a small one. >> you have to be catholic. you need a certificate of good conduct. you need professional degree. you have to be single male. and then you can become a swiss guard. >> reporter: very specifically, your national

. >>> police, security guards guards and surveillance cameras kept watch over bingo players who turnedusic program. last week a masked gunman made off with $5,000 during the weekly event that prompted organizers to take action. >> we are satisfied that the upgrades we proposed and that we were committed to doing tonight were going to not only provide them with peace of mind, but the patrons and the ek.nouts are better this week >> the on-line bingo site donated to replace the stolen money. >> and news on the wildfire burning near big sur. investigators believe it was started by an illegal campfire on a hiking trail in the loss pad degrees -- los padres national forest. it can be controlled by as early as tomorrow night. keep your fingers crossed. the fifer has destroyed -- the wildfire has destroyed 22 buildings and charred about 850 acres. a warning from san jose police about a package thief. watch a as this woman walks up to a home and stuffs a large package into an empty bag. she walks off and gets into a car and drives off. the theft happened in broad daylight. as you can see yeste

the former guard was found guilty of being accessory to the murders of nearly 30,000 people. now others like him may face trial. >> those convicted in 1963 never uttered a word of remorse. now, 50 years after the first auschwitz were criminals were put on trial in a german court room, other perpetrators must still fear the same fate. we all know the w's legendary camper van. -- the w -- vw's legendary camper van. >> jesus is calling me. that is the nickname many brazilians give their vw, be -- vw comvi. a prayer is about daily protection for passengers. the model has hardly changed since production started in brazil 56 years ago. volkswagen's type to model is used from us everything in brazil. versatile and with a low price tag, the microbus is the workhorse of many small firms. he earns his living with the vw van. he uses his for his children's party hire service. and he has become a passionate fan of the vehicle and its merchandise. >> i've been working with it since i was 18. but it has been there my entire life. my father had one. i was more or less rays inside one, watch

he was stopped by a private security guard would almost bill a victim. katie marzullo was first on the scene and joins us with that story. katie? >> it happened at this intersection which was closed for two hours this morning because of it. it was a very dangerous crash. the person who caused it may have gotten away if not for an employee at the hilton hotel. at 5:45 a san jose police officer was behind the wheel his patrol car and waiting when, bam, a speeding cadillac hits him. both cars slide into the intersection leaving a pool of broken glass. both the officer and driver are hurt and the driver tries to run. >> got out of the car and attempted to flee. >> the injured officer yelled for the man to stop the he got unexpected help. >> a security guard at the hilton hotel tackled the suspect. >> the fast acting security guard is lucky. he could have been caught in the crash. >> a security officers was standing outside the officer's car chatting with him late rally just stepped back as the officer was ready to leave and stepped on the sidewalk and very f

but the coast guard warns, don't let mother nature fool you. sunset at the beach on a warm winter day is irresistible. >> it's just fun playing in the water and getting wet and enjoying ourselves. >> reporter: this is a special trip for 12-year-old iris bookholt and her family. it's an hour drive to come soak up the waves. >> i think it's really beautiful. the waves it was amazing how fast it got to our blanket. >> reporter: the coast guard is warning people about sneaker waves. >> when you least expect it it can drag you and pull you in. >> reporter: it's easy to forget. despite the beach's reputation for rip currents, plenty of people frolicked in the watt every today. >> it was great to be here on december 26th and kids are in flip-flops. >> reporter: but this mom says her eyes are on her young children. >> i never let my kids go beyond their knees. >> reporter: the coast guard cautions to go into the water after their dog, saying they are better swimmers. the coast guard says it's issuing this warning because there was a record amount of dr

that same security guard with the help of another guard tackled the suspect and held him until backup arrived. >> doesn't surprise you? >> absolutely not. he's a hero almost every day and big in the small ways so it wouldn't surprise me to find out that this is actually what happened. >> reporter: the officer suffered moderate injuries and went to the hospital complaining of back pain. the suspect is also being treated for his injuriesas well and will face felony hit-and- run charges. in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> it's unknown if alcohol or drugs played a role in the collision. the suspect's identity hasn't been released. >>> sunday's 9ers game will have some undercover fans making sure the heated rivalry between san francisco and seattle doesn't get out of hand. extra san francisco police officers will be at the game in anticipation of trouble and some officers will be disguised as seahawks fans. >> we need every fan in the seats cheering for our team to beat the seahawks and not getting arrested and in a police wagon headed off to jail because you punch somebody that end

injured with two guards they were taken to hospital. our force arrested al awani died. the injured five of our soldiers and two of al awani's guards are still in hospital. >> give us an idea of how influential al awani was. >> reporter: well, he's very popular within his movement because he's a very fierce critic of the prime minister nouri al maliki. there are been sit-ins taking place every friday. on thursday, he does a very televised address. now this is going to inflame tensions quite seriously in iraq. the serious for this is that the sunnies in anbar province feel that not only have they been marginalized but they feel they have been targeted by the government in baghdad. they say that their members have been arrested, they were harassed almost on a daily basis. there have been singled out, but a lot of these sunni groups are linked to the armed groups responsible for much of the violence iraq has seen over the last year. now his support, the al alwani supporters say things will he is escalate over the next few hours if he is not released. >> it will be very inte

but the coast guard warns, don't let mother nature fool you. sunset at the beach on a warm winter day is irresistible. >> it's just fun playing in the water and getting wet and enjoying ourselves. >> reporter: this is a special trip for 12-year-old iris bookholt and her family. it's an hour drive to come soak up the waves. >> i think it's really beautiful. the waves it was amazing how fast it got to our blanket. >> reporter: the coast guard is warning people about sneaker waves. >> when you least expect it it can drag you and pull you in. >> reporter: it's easy to forget. despite the beach's reputation for rip currents, plenty of people frolicked in the watt every today. >> it was great to be here on december 26th and kids are in flip-flops. >> reporter: but this mom says her eyes are on her young children. >> i never let my kids go beyond their knees. >> reporter: the coast guard cautions to go into the water after their dog, saying they are better swimmers. the coast guard says it's issuing this warning because there was a record amount of dr

then we talk about prison guards of the past. and imagine the 1840s and we had government in the modern format. the stage coaches pass a law to say that railroad could not go faster than a horse. [laughter] because it's an unfair competitive advantage. [laughter] you think i'm exaggerating. in the 1920s the newspaper got it illegal to have radio news. there was a brief period when you could not legally have radio news. because we have people protect their own self-interest. very few people go out voluntarily and give their interest up for the greater good. i hear a constant tension of the pioneer of the future and the prison guards of the past. one of the areas is going to become the most fascinating is online learning. this is being streamed on youtube, for example, tonight. well, one of my favorite examples is here in california. again, when you talk about pioneer of the future. just as henry ford was amazing and edison was amazing, the wright brothers were amazing. the people wandering around today were amazing. one is a guy n

he shot the guard after the 28-year-old man restarted his gun. he told jennifer donelan on the phone. >> come on, man. >> the lease to the guard into custody but he has not been charged with a crime. >> a veteran d.c. police officer faces charges tonight. samson lawrence attacked his wife with a metal light fixture, sprayed her in the face with lysol, and threatened to stab her. in the department stripped them of his policing powers after learning of the indictment. man who shot president ronald reagan will soon be able to spend more time outside of a mental hospital. a judge has signed off on a plan to allow him to visit his mother's home in williamsburg for up to 17 days at a time. he was previously limited to sending -- spending 10 days at a time there. reportector general finds misconduct within the secret service. it comes 18 months after a dozen secret service agents were implicated into a prospect douching -- a prostitution scandal. the secret service says they haven't lamented 11 of the recommendations -- have implemented 11 of that recom

then you'll find out that the prison guards are.use it is a good example and there's little firm in silicon valley which i always get wrong. and i think it is pronounced this way. an individual who is a sophomore at stanford took her education trust loan and they spent 10 years designing a micro testing system. they take a tiny amount of your blood and they can run 1000 different tests. they do it for 50% of the current cost. their estimate is that it saves medicare and medicaid combined $157 billion over 10 years. and every hospital has its own lab, every national laboratory corporation every time you turn around you'll find that there are plenty of prison guards around in the key is for us to develop a more and more exciting future and gradually -- nobody voluntarily said mcdonald's a moment that we would like to go out of business. [laughter] they said win the fight for customers. >> mr. speaker, a clothing designer from huntington beach. hello, mr. speaker. thank you for being here and we appreciate it and everyone can agree wit

our guards were awful. our three starting guards had one assist and seven turnovers. think it's a tax credit. it's unbelievable how our starting guards played. and let's talk about our big guys. two for 11. how can you go 2 for 11? my wife -- my wife can score more than two buckets on 11 shots. because i know my wife will at least shot fake one time. but those guys aren't listening. they're uncoachable right now. >> my wife -- i've had that in my head all day. from that coach to this hilariously unbalanced photo. look at this. last night, university of oregon point guard this is jonathan lloyd in really a david versus goliath situation here against uc irvine's 7'6" inch center. look at that. wow. we are going to take a quick break. when we come back he is moving and grooving like never before. and now you can own your own piece of crack mayor memorabilia. we will tell you about it right after this break "in case you missed it." me. thanks for showing me my potential. for teaching me not to take life so seriously. thanks for loving me and being my best friend. don't fo

this will be a very well guarded olympics. the whole olympic grounds will be much better guarded than a typical train station as i say in the city. so i would certainly go. >> one other thing, i read you believe we may see blow back. it could be impacting the things that we are seeing. what types of things are they doing in the caucuses right now that might be causing belowback? a long history of conflict in the north caucuses involving the russian government starting in 1994, 1995, '96, moving into chechnya with overwhelming force. that war was restarted then root before president putin became president in 1999. since there then, there has been conflict. the russian government has oftentimes used brutal methods in that region and inc. cited a great deal of haste tread. to give an example of some metal that are not so brutal but i think questionable, russian authorities have been asking police in some cities in the north caucuses to take saliva samples from women who appear to be religiously observeant muslims so they can trac

acting on behalf of clients and to guard the high bounce back from sisters to give more information. i am so loving of news that all sorts of allegations against people we don't have the substance of those allegations worth bearing in mind and on the house an awful lot of enemies at their school but i have to see what is actually at the root of all these complaints and allegations before think anyone's going to let rush to judgment but i think you know the politicians are concerned because they don't really get much insight into the intricate dealings and now not much of the nice things for a time which sells things force about going i think this a lot of concern about this. were they thinking. one of four men accused of participating in the kidnapping of a secure a poll worker and his family and probably more than two point two million euro has been acquitted. i like also from kos the road in code talker pleaded not guilty to five charges in the dublin circuit criminal court jury will resume deliberations on charges against the three of them and tomorrow. on paul says is handing a r

it's just over seven weeks since he was released from portage prison guard the oven to advise him on his own personal security after an attempt was made in this life what you think of the bolivian try to make but no one around you. oh i thought no fear anybody help of the most well off the guards were told no and the stephen taught me to get the opposite of georgia that any of the care i was hopping all day in court today. and when to go top of it over to the hallway and she is making mistakes. thompson on wearing a motorcycle helmet twenty years the halfway house home yesterday afternoon and walked around looking for someone. when challenged by a staff member he shouted where's kid again before being given away on a motorbike. a short time later cody caught speeding like here on the river road and fingers. the driver probably fall short of sins. however officers recovered a nine millimeter new compound could be too strong for the plight of the bike into the cafe much to them that was set in the moment the week we couldn't go in front twenty two was built. sheriff's detectives believ

the coffin carried by honor guards and law enforcement and patriot guard escorted him to his final resting place. >> just receive it. coming home. we're so blessed. and i am so happy i was living to accept him. >> wow what. a woman. abc7 news wants to thank you for helping make give were you live a success. because of you, $75,000 will be going to bay area feeding america food banks. and congratulations to the winner. and he thought it's a joke first when getting the call. he doesn't believe he won. but now, he and his family couldn't be more thankful. yander yap was doing laundry.. >> i started talking to them, i heard the voice saying this is for real. >> he is the winner of the give where you live campaign raising $75,000 for local food banks viewers also got a chance to win $7,000. yap had his 8-year-old son to thank. >> i was checking facebook and i saw this contest. >> he didn't think he can win, just thought he can do something good for the community. >> i didn't have a job almost a month. >> but a good example to set a good example. >> if you do good, it comes back to you. >> and i

catch up with some of the family members of people who have died namely the father of the security guard one of two people who will be having a funeral today and here is their story it's been one more of an easy night for the residents of russia's southern city of welcome and loved ones of the injured in two terror attacks held vigils in hospitals others mourned. he was a good man a good father a good son a good grandson there not so many of such good ones around the good ones die first they say. with barely contain tears lot of near no levy clutches the memory of his son who was the first victim of sunday's attack in the train station sandgate was a security guard there and. he had this job for about a year or so how it all happened on the video footage he was standing by the railing during the security check and then there was this man coming in and he just barely made it towards him and then there was a blast and it was over and no more footage he stopped that man who was trying to get through the security gate as he had to yes that's what the camera showed i saw him doing his job smi

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