name is jose jiminez all the and deputy said they took a small fortune drug wash cash out of his home but he's still on the loose. lillian is on the stor story. we are in east san jos jose. >> one container holds one pound of methamphetamine. street valley 45,000 dollars. santa clara county sheriff's investigators say they found 29 pound of the drug as well as 4 pounds of cocaine and pound of heroin in the home of jose. he's only 22 but investigators say he's master mind of the operation. >> he has ties in san jose area. family is hear. he has just very minor criminal history. in history of drug arrest. the so we don't know where he is. >>reporter: sheriff's department won't give the exact location of where the raid took place only that it was at the suspect home in east san jose neighborhood warehouses are haveed at around 1 million dollars. much of the drug worth one and a half million dollars and 8 25,000 dollar in cash were in plain sight. santa clara couldn't sheriff's investigators never seized this amount of money in any investigation. this one stack is worth 50,000 dollars. wi

name is jose jiminez all the and deputy said they took a small fortune drug wash cash out of his home but he's still on the loose. lillian is on the stor story. we are in east san jos jose. >> one container holds one pound of methamphetamine. street valley 45,000 dollars. santa clara county sheriff's investigators say they found 29 pound of the drug as well as 4 pounds of cocaine and pound of heroin in the home of jose. he's only 22 but investigators say he's master mind of the operation. >> he has ties in san jose area. family is hear. he has just very minor criminal history. in history of drug arrest. the so we don't know where he is. >>reporter: sheriff's department won't give the exact location of where the raid took place only that it was at the suspect home in east san jose neighborhood warehouses are haveed at around 1 million dollars. much of the drug worth one and a half million dollars and 8 25,000 dollar in cash were in plain sight. santa clara couldn't sheriff's investigators never seized this amount of money in any investigation. this one stack is worth 50,000 dollars. wi

name is jose jiminez all the and deputy said they took a small fortune drug wash cash out of his home but he's still on the loose. lillian is on the stor story. we are in east san jos jose. >> one container holds one pound of methamphetamine. street valley 45,000 dollars. santa clara county sheriff's investigators say they found 29 pound of the drug as well as 4 pounds of cocaine and pound of heroin in the home of jose. he's only 22 but investigators say he's master mind of the operation. >> he has ties in san jose area. family is hear. he has just very minor criminal history. in history of drug arrest. the so we don't know where he is. >>reporter: sheriff's department won't give the exact location of where the raid took place only that it was at the suspect home in east san jose neighborhood warehouses are haveed at around 1 million dollars. much of the drug worth one and a half million dollars and 8 25,000 dollar in cash were in plain sight. santa clara couldn't sheriff's investigators never seized this amount of money in any investigation. this one stack is worth 50,000 dollars. wi

investigators say one man was arrested, but jiminez was not at home at the time of the raid.e're now looking into whether the operation was connected to one of the mexican drug cartels. the street value of all the drugs is estimated to be $1.5 million. >>> a former hey washed police officer in court today facing charges of extortion. police arresting romero after a woman came forward saying he questioned her about possible forged prescriptions and then adding allegedly demanded money from her. he grew up in hayward, and he just handed in his resignation monday. the police say her department has a zero tolerance police policy for corruption. >> pg&e is expected in court on the peninsula today after a natural gas pipeline shut down due to safety concerns. that pipeline is known as line 147 and it runs along britain avenue between highway 101 and 280 in san charl carlos. a city leader there in san carlos says the utility plans to ask a judge to reverse friday's court order requiring pg&e to shut down the line. the city leaders requested the shutdown citing an internal e-mail fro

up next stephen jiminez argues that they killing of matthew "the book of matt" on october 1998 was not a anti-hate crime but the result of a robbery gone wrong. this is about an hour. >> i'm not even sure i need this microphone but i will use it because this is being recorded for c-span and it's really a great pleasure to be here tonight. this is actually the first stop on it to her that now has about 30 cities and it just seems really appropriate in terms of of the gay history. to come to the castro place which i have enjoyed in the past. what i would do is introduce the book by telling you a little bit of the history of how i got into writing what is now the book and then i thought i'm just going to read tree fully a couple of probably two or two and two and a half pages to give you a feeling for the voice of the book and a little bit about some of what you refer to their as the hidden secrets or entangled secrets. i went to laramie wyoming in early 2000 to write a screenplay for a made for television movie. might background his film and television i went there to write a made for te

jiminez is now being held on bond. >> students sent home early today as pipes dried-up. >> what caused a wider outage and when you can expect the faucets to be running again. >> the new cell phone law proposes fines, but a baltimore couple is >> it is time to put that cell phone away. starting today, maryland's new law allows police to pull you over, and drivers can face fines if you are caught while texting or calling with the cell phone in your hand. >> one baltimore couple is trying to convince lawmakers that stricter penalties would be a stronger deterrent. barry simms is live with an update. law callsow, the new for fines of $75 to $175. the couple is pushing for jill -- for jail. >> i think it is a good first step. >> they hope maryland's new law will discourage drivers from using hand-held cell phones while behind the wheel. but they say they are on a mission, seeking a stricter law. >> i think the law needs to are on yourif you cell phone and you cause a crash, that it is not an accident, that it is a willful act. >> around this time of year, the couple's son would probably be

. >> mercedes jiminez lives in one of the homes. >> our health has been affected. my family is sick. i'm sick, my bones ache and my sons are ill. >> mercedes jiminez and 30,000 other filed against texaco. pablo fajardo took the giant to court and won. they were ordered to pay $18 billion by an ecuadorian court. chevron appealed and is accusing pablo fajardo and his team of mass defraud. >> translation: crude oil spewed on the road. indigenous people affected, cancer, leukaemia. the trial is a show to the world doesn't see the crimes committed in the amazon. >> chevron did not respond to al jazeera's interview request. the company denied wrongdoing, and claimed the area was properly cleaned up. people here say the new trial means they may not get the money they want in damages. there's 880 waste pits scattered through the jungle. the crude has formed pools of sludge. >> we are over a reservoir. it's solid. it is deep. they tell us 3 metres. it was not cleaned up properly. oil is everywhere. the smell is really strong. the whole place is like this. >> while the commu

investigators are trying to track down 22-year-old jose jiminez olmo.horities seized large amounts of cash and drugs from his home in east san jose. the raid took place in a neighborhood where houses are valued at $1 million. they found meth, heroin and coke with an estimated value of $1.5 million as well as $825,000 in cash. they believe a mexican drug cartel may have supplied jiminez-omos with the drugs. >>> taking you back to cairns county texas back near san antonio where an oil well explosion and fire occurred this morning. you can see fire crews spraying foam on these huge tanks that hold crude oil. we are told that a man was severely injured and part of highway 80 is shut down because of this. it happened about 4:45 this morning when some saltwater tanks and diesel tanks exploded. they're still trying to cool things down there as you can see from the foam spray. we will of course bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> 6:37. a pressing situation of course here in the bay area. everyone wants to know will we see a b.a. are.r.t. str

they say the operation is run by this man, jose jiminez olmas. he was not at home when the bust took place and is still on the run tonight. >>> temperatures already dropping quite a bit in a number of mace places. 51 in santa rosa, 51 in varajao. it had be chilly in spots. we are going to stay cheer. the winds will be out of the north. that will keep the fog at bay. it's going to stay breezy for tomorrow and a lot cooler than what we saw today as well. we even have a chance of rain on wednesday if things continue to cool around the bay area. i'll have your complete forecast coming up. >>> also still to come tonight, what forced pg&e who shut down another pipe line this time in san carlos. >>> how the police department has to change their image problem. >>> and hate speech on a recreational center in san fransisco. a neighborhood's outrage, next. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a su

. >> reporter: mercedes jiminez lives in one of the homes. >> our health has been affected.ly is sick. i am sick. my bones ache and my sons are ill. >> reporter: mercedes and another 30,000 people filed a class action suit against texaco, now owned by chevron. pablo took the oil giant to court and won. the company was told to pay $18 billion by an ecuadorian court. but chevron appealed. and is now accusing him and his team of mass fraud. >> crude oil spilled on the roads indigenous people affected cancer cases, children with leukemia, all these are chevron's problems now the trial is to show the company is putting up so the world doesn't seem the crimes commit heater in the amazon. >> reporter: chevron did not respond to al jazerra's interview request. the company has denied wrongdoing in ecuador and claims the area was properly cleaned up. people here say the new trial means they may not get the money they won in damages. there are hundred 80 waste pits scattered receive jungle, the crude over the years has forms these pools of sludge. we are standing on top of an oil reser

vanessa jiminez was in landsberry's math class last year. >> he was an amazing teacher to me. like -- he was like a hero to me. >> reporter: the two boys wounded are both 12 years old. their injuries are not life threatening. and, scott, we've learned by t gun used by the 13-year-old shooter belonged to his parents. >> pelley: john blackstone in sparks, nevada. thank you, john. president obama stepped out into the white house rose garden today and acknowledged there are major problems with the federal government's web site for signing up for insurance under the new health care law. here's what the president had to say. >> so here's the bottom line: the product, the health insurance, is good. the prices are good. it is a good deal. people don't just want it, they're showing up to buy it. nobody's madder than me about the fact that the web site isn't working as well as it should which means it's going to get fixed. >> pelley: but when? and after how much damage to the president's signature program? major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major, what is the administra

reporter ten young ubaldo jiminez, the 27-year-old, says he feels guilty and regrets his mistakes. >> translator: i definitely hope the entire journalist industry could learn a lesson from me. for myself if i were given one more chance to be a journalist, i'd follow the ethics of being impartial and completely. >>> democratic republic of con imoa, after peace talks broke down in the ugandan capital kampala. >> the fighting began yesterday, it's difficult to are be sure which party started it. 25 kilometers north of ghana, it really is along the old and fairly well established front lines. but the fighting has also forced several thousands to flee, wence that between two and a half the and 3,000 have fled over the border to r rwanda. fighting had begun and fairly promising peace talks have collapsed. >> take a look at one side of what's happening inside syria. the impact across the mediterranean. there is a growing refugee crisis, everywhere we have reported particularly on that part of the world approximately and on friday hundreds have been rescued out of boats off the island of alex

detectives now searching for this man. 22-year-old jose jiminez of san jose. anyone with information about him is asked to contact the santa clara county sheriff's department. if you have seen this man give them a call. >> 5 months after oakland chief howard jordan abruptly quit the city is launching formal search for permanent replacement. council member brook sent out a letter tonight announcing that nationwide search that could take months. it will be managed by professional recawtment team withen put from the community. serving as interim chief last may and city hopes to make appointment by february or march of next year. >> a lot more to bring enthusiastic busy monday. coming up next. million dollar question. should san francisco close its park at night? the only major city that doesn't. >> we don't get as many hours of hard labor when we get a chance to see more people. thank more people. >> special cause former president carter here in the bay area. and we have the weatherism the weather is changing. talking about cooler weather in the days ahead. we te

investigators are trying to track down 22-year-old jose jiminez olmos.hey seized a large amount of drugs and cash from his home. the raid took place in a neighborhood where houses are valued around $1 million. they say they found meth, heroin, and coke worth an estimated value of $1.5 million as well as $825,000 cash. they believe a mexican drug cartel may have supplied him with the drugs. >>> 5:35. happening today, p.g. and e. officials will be in court to argue that a pipeline in san carlos shut down over a potential danger is safe. the gas pipeline in question, line 147, runs underneath residential britton avenue. a judge ordered it shut down after an internal memo questioned its safety. yesterday pg and e greatly reduced the pressure on the line and capped it so it can no longer receive gas. san carlos's mayor wants proof from the utility that the line is now safe. >>> a security breech at ucsf after a laptop containing data of more than 3,000 patients was stolen from an employee's car. the theft happened last month. it's the latest in a series of i.