janine de la vega has more from the scene. janine? >> reporter: well, claudine, the senior members who live here have been let back in in the last hour. they've been doing a floor-by- floor search looking for a man with a gun but they came up empty-handed. you can see the s.w.a.t. on the roof with their guns drawn. they were called to the building when an employee reported seeing a man acting suspicious. a man in his 40s asked her where the manager was. he reportedly had his hands behind his back and she thought he had a gun. he she told him she didn't know where the manager was and he turned away and told her not to follow him. the 120 residents were evacuated while the tactical team evacuated the building. >> they just came in our exercise class and told us to evacuate. leave everything and don't bother picking up stuff and get out to the front. >> reporter: the seniors waited out front for the next two hours. the situation turned out to be a false alarm. police never found the man inside the building. reporting live from santa clar

reporting live from morgan hill janine de la vega. >>> our time is 6:04. oakland police department is accused of wasting almost $2 million on technology systems. there is a new city auditor report out today that says a lot of factors attributed to that wasted money. they included vendors going out of business and also poor communication and coordination. this audit also says the police department failed to budget for maintenance of its technology systems. they also don't have a formal purchasing plan and don't track how money is spent. the city of oakland has agrewed to implement the recommendations of the audit to make the situation better. >>> happening right now a hearing on capitol hill focused on wasteful spending. i want to take you live to the committee hearing right now. lawmakers looking into some accusations wanting to know about excessive spending on travel and employee bonuses for specific government group. coming up at 6:15 the one-day gsa conference that cost more than $250,000. >>> senate majority leader harry reid says he and house speaker

what do you -- janine has more. what do you know?rter: well, police are being tight-lipped about. this we're at el camino and lawrence expressway. we're standing near cabrio and brierwood. police have this whole area locked down. now, from chopper, 2, you can see multiple officers. the house they are concentrating on is low id -- is located here and we've not heard back from police. an officer told us they don't have a visual on the suspect but they believe he's inside that house. residents or anybody are not being allowed back in there. the whole area is in lock town. any think the person inside that house could be armed and very be -- and they think the person inside could be armed and very dangerous. >>> happening now, the sonoma county sheriff's office is looking for two inmates on the run. 42-year-old gonzalez and 42- year-old loene esdied last my. the side side inmate was caught -- the third suspect was caught during the escape. >>> the -- a 41-year-old died in a rafting trip on the tu wamy liver -- tuolumne river. a san lorenz

ktvu janine de la vega is in san jose to tell us this suspect just did not want to get caught. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that is right this woman did not want to give up trying to get away from police. she was relentsless. officers say she used her car as a weapon and the chase ended here. police say yesterday evening at around 5:30 they tried to stop 42-year-old lisa hernandez for a routine traffic stop. when they approached hernandez she accelerated and struck one of those officers. other officers in the area spotted hernandez car an chased her for a couple miles. they were able to box her in with their patrol cars. but officers say she started ramming into their patrol cars and that is when a second officer was injured. hernandez was finally taken into custody and arrested on four counts of an assault with a deadly weapon, felony dui and evading police. we have also learned she is on parole. as far as the police officers injuries one suffered bruises inebriations on her knee. both were taken to the hospital but released late last night. reporting live ja

janine. respond to leslie on this point. do you think that there is any argument, substantial argument for mitt romney to release these tax returns? he he didn't release any tax returns in 2008. he has released this time he has released the 2010 tax returns, and some kind of summary of the 2011 returns is that sufficient? do you think voters and republicans think that that he should do more? >> i think it's sufficient. and i think anything more than that is unsubstantiated and it's not required. and if yearing about to ask for things that need to be, that aren't necessarily required, then what about obama's college thesis and his entrance papers and his health records. what about all these things that obama isn't releasing us, fast and furious documents. if we're going to start that if things aren't even required. let's go back to that. that's what i believe. >> juan: it's pretty much a tradition though and i can hear leslie's mind percolating. his dad released these tax returns. is that right, leslie? is that what you are g

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco's new plan to go green is proving to be a costly investment. 90,000 homes will be automatically imn rolled -- enrolled. households will be able to opt out free of charge but the controller is proposing a tax to balance out the cost and encourage people to participate. >>> 65,000 immigrants could benefit from president obama's action initiative according to the policy center. students immigrants under 30 will be able to apply for work permits without worries about the possibility of deportation. they are saying more needs to be done. >> the fact this is something that was announced is a step in the right direction but there is more that needs to happen. >> the work permits will cost $465. activists say applications won't be anticipated till august 15. >>> stay lawmakers are considering a bill that would allocate more funding for spinal cord injury research. they showed some of the ways the money would be spent. including engineering that is helping some paralyzed people. >> i can walk now. might not

all right janine, let's deal with the constitutional issue first, because you are a judge, all right? you understand the constitution. correct? you hesitated. >> no, i'm waiting for the question to hit me. >> in the constitution it says, all right? americans rights have to be protected. and we have, the bill of rights. nowhere in the bill of rights does marriage appear, correct? >> that's correct. you were right in your talking points. it is not a constitutional right. it's not recognized. it comes under the right of privacy but here's the bottom line. >> bill: who would say it comes under the right of privacy? marriage is public. >> well, it is public but someone would say that there is probably a presumed constitutional. marriages should be this is not a marriage issue. this is about the right a company that's never had a problem with gays that openly employs gays, that has a discrimination policy against anything that discriminates on sexual orientation because they don't like it owner because somebody's blood, sweat tears and money went into this company believes in traditional ma

in the two janines. when we come right back, laura ingraham on gay activists calling for another boycott. this one of amway. also, the war on women. apparently president obama stoking it up in colorado. laura is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the week in review in the ingraham angle segment tonight. president obama in colorado beginning up the war on women deal. nice little hug there. look at that. maybe she will be vp. biden will be booted. the government paying for contraception issue clearly remains on the conservative agenda. kayly went out to colorado to gauge reaction of that. >> the government has no place in our bedrooms. >> no. >> so you are in support of contraception? >> yes. >> government funded contraception. why do you believe the government should pay for what goes on inside your bedroom? >> that's a very good question. >> bill: indeed. joining us now from washington fox news analyst and radio talk show host star laura ingraham. >> that's like a jesse watt

more than half of palestinian crops go to waste but there is hope in a corner of the remote city of janine this private company is helping farmers overcome their troubles and get into international markets can be our lives are processed priest and stored as is an order comes through the oil is pumped up here from where it is boxed and bottled to international standards it appears demand is growing especially in the us we find that as much as our submission of the jobs and obs are excited to find anything in specialty goods in the marketplace they are calculating ok what backlash am i going to get from zionist bloggers in the marketplace this snag is that these products sell for almost double the value because of the cost of getting them to market the hope for producers here is that the supporters around the world won't begrudge the few extra dollars for a bottle of olive oil and rather they'll see it as a gesture of support policy r t janine in the palestinian autonomy. and other business is whether to ask out of a vast or george soros is once again changing his of us missed revenue what's

janine de la vega is live now in santa clara where she met a young man who is fighting the problem whileiving in his car. janine. >> reporter: julie there's an estimated 600 homeless youth living in santa clara county but there's only 20 beds in this one shelter. tonight advocates want to bring awareness to the problem. >> the only thing i do have is all packed inside this car. from my school books to my religious materials. >> reporter: this is where 23- year-old joshua vendlin lives. he was attending school but lost his job and could not afford rent. >> i came to move down to san jose because i know san jose is a bigger city. has more job opportunities. >> reporter: his parents were involved and drugs and he became a foster child at age 3. california youth connection says it's estimated that 30% of foster youth ends up homeless. >> they turn 18, they're given a hefty trash bag and said thank you you're on your way. >> reporter: california youth connection held a meeting to determine what resources are needed. advocates say while the city and county count homeless adults each year, unde

janine de la vega is live now in santa clara where she met a young man who is fighting the problem whilenine. >> reporter: julie there's an estimated 600 homeless youth living in santa clara county but there's only 20 beds in this one shelter. tonight advocates want to bring awareness to the problem. >> the only thing i do have is all packed inside this car. from my school books to my religious materials. >> reporter: this is where 23- year-old joshua vendlin lives. he was attending school but lost his job and could not afford rent. >> i came to move down to san jose because i know san jose is a bigger city. has more job opportunities. >> reporter: his parents were involved and drugs and he became a foster child at age 3. california youth connection says it's estimated that 30% of foster youth ends up homeless. >> they turn 18, they're given a hefty trash bag and said thank you you're on your way. >> reporter: california youth connection held a meeting to determine what resources are needed. advocates say while the city and county count homeless adults each year, under aged homelessness

janine in the palestinian autonomy. election season in the us is entering the home stretch both republicans and democrats will hold a national conventions in the coming weeks in new york to ask what these gatherings accomplish and whether anyone will notice. in the us republicans and democrats are about to hold their conventions to kick off the presidential election these and so one of these conventions even do this week let's talk about that you're growing your eyes i say convention not internet stuff why are you into politics they're all crooks yes but we have to choose right all crooks what are the conventions do do you think what do they do they were so out of money. but they do good for media purposes because they can create a lot of hype around certain condit so yes i think they do too so we really need more hype. in today's world yeah do you spend a ton of money on it just based. on every charge we can prize on the news and then it stops at a certain time and then from then on it's business as usual so we don't d

janine in the palestinian autonomy. and has a can of raid on our home israel is also making life difficult for those trying to make peace that's for police to taser a pilot to know saw those five were right in front of his kids for trying to stop a bullet in the back and also by. thank you. thank you welcome back this is all see america's republicans and democrats are getting ready to put the election pedal to the mat so as the presidential race is about to go full throttle under one of the major events during the hottest race are they part of his conventions oh she's the resident went on to the streets of new york to find out if the gatherings are really as a decisive as the media presents them. in the u.s. republicans and democrats are about to hold their conventions to kick off the presidential election fever and so what are these conventions even do this week let's talk about that you're throwing your eyes i say convention into that stuff why are you into the politics they're all crooks yes but we have to choose rig

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