cossacks richard kirschner stumbles to the curb and collapses.ea is secure, members of the cossacks carry him away for help. both bikers die at the scene. by now waco police s.w.a.t. officers armed with rifles are firing from the perimeter. >> the shooting at individual bikers from bikers turned towards us. our officers took fire and responded appropriately, responding fire. >> reporter: when the guns fell silent, the twin peeks parking lot was a blood path. pools of blood smeared everywhere, shell casings scattered across the ground. >> in my nearly 35 years of law enforcement experience, this is the most violent and gruesome scene i have dealt with. >> reporter: dead bikers on top of toppled harleys and others cling to life nearby, like kirschner. >> it turned out he was shot in the but ux and legs. i started asking the police to please bring the ambulance in. i was told the area wasn't secure yet. three of the dead were still alive 30 minutes afterwards. it was shocking and disturbing to me. >> reporter: so, you think there was a chance to sav

elise kirschner is live with what the police department is saying. whether it's gang-related or not kengted. it's still an uncomfortable feeling on the freeway. >> reporter: law enforcement is challenging to investigate gang shootings because witnesses and victims are often uncooperative. add in the fact that the violence is now spilling on to freeways like this here. it becomes even more challenging to prevent the violence. driving along interstate 80 in hercules gunfire rings out. a 25-year-old driver is shot twice. he survives but commute remembers rattled. >> horrible. it's scary. my husband drives back and fort late at night, early in the morning to get to work. >> just a day earlier, a mother of four was killed by a bullet on highway 4 in pitsburg. >> what can the police do? nobody has license plates, anything. nobody knows. >> we're seeing the shoot thags have happened on city streets expanding out to the freeway. >> reporter: law enforcement says the 20 freeway shootings that have occurred since november are all gang-related. in total, 11 peo

elise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >>> where is the bay's next boom. developers are building a half a square foot office space along great america parkway. it's expected to bring in 1800 new jobs. this santa clara area has become a go to area for big tech companies. they want to build there, because they're running out of space on the peninsula and san francisco. >> we're having more manufacturing oriented, r&d groups coming from the east bay, millipede as and freemont. as well as some of the pure software engineering firms coming down from mountain view. >> apple, samsung, you name it, it's becomed a clogged corridor already for traffic at 49ers games, san jose city leaders say they're working to boost public transportation to handle all the new workers and concert goers. >> how much would you pay for privacy? if you're mark zuckerberg, the answer is $30 million. >> he can afford that. >> that's what he spent to buy the four homes surrounding his palo alto property. we know what he's going to do with all those homes. peggy is in palo alto with some an

nbc bay area's alise kirschner has the story from concord. >> i was eight months pregnant. they wouldn't fit anymore. >> reporter: jillian carusa remembers it like it was yesterday. >> 1990, so 26 years. yeah. >> reporter: the concord resident came home to find her house broken into, her jewelry including her wedding ring and concord high school graduation ring were taken. >> the police had said that everything was probably pawned. and i wouldn't be seeing anything returned to me. >> reporter: it all changed when she got a call yesterday from concord high saying someone had found her 1983 graduation ring with her name engraved inside. >> she was gardening, she said, and she -- digging and all of a sudden she saw this gold in there. >> reporter: an elderly woman who lives in this pleasant hill home tells joann she found it in her garden. we hoped to talk to her but got no answer. there's a few questions still lingering. >> it is odd. >> reporter: julianne doesn't understand it but says she is happy to have a piece of her past back. >> it's a symbol of high school, you don't

live from concord, i'm elyce kirschner, kntv. >>> and should we talk about our weekend? >> i've been ready to talk about the weekend for four days. >> since monday. >> can we talk about our weekend? >> of course. we have the colder temperatures coming our way yet again for tomorrow. and still that possibility of rainfall. i know you also of course felt the wind today. it certainly made things blustery as we get a look outside of our microclimate forecast and you see here across the sierra, we are still dealing with snowfall. and that is where we're running into problems on interstate at 80. at last check from chp, interstate 80 is shut down in both directions near apple gate. so you are planning to head up to the sierra tonight, we could still have problems. there is traffic accidents near apple gate. so you want to be aware of that. otherwise, as we get a look at the bay area, we've had a few stray scattered showers on the extreme edge of the north bay but most of this is across the sacramento valley right now but still the possibility of rain coming our way from this a

. >> i rode in with rick kirsch r kirschner, he's in the hospital at the moment. >> does he have a nicknameear, yes. >> how is he doing? >> do you want me to tell you how he's doing? he's dead. >> the story this biker tells is about his own son. >> when i shoved him off me, the gun stopped and i started going back because my son got shot in the head. >> and was that one of your brothers? >> your son got shot. i'm sorry, man. i did not know that. i did not know that. >> after the interrogations, a sea of mug shots are released. then bikers are taken to jail and slapped with $1 million bonds. >> and that's where this story gets good. believe it or not. live with me now. the constitutional right to a speedy trial, we're a year in and 154 of these guys don't have trial dates yet. >> it's not clear when it will happen. that's a cause of a lot of frustration, a lot of anger for these bikers. >> but three of them who weren't even present and this is where it gets good. three of them who weren't present at that scene, the twin peaks, they have trial dates and they're being charged by the feds. >> r

. >> i rode in with rick kirschner. he's actually in the hospital at this moment.tell me how he's doing? >> do you want me to tell you how he's doing? he's dead. >> reporter: the story this biker tells is about his own son. >> when i shoved him off me, as soon as the gun stopped, i started going back because my son got shot in the head and bleeding out next to me. and i started trying to deal with him. >> okay, what happenand that wa your brothers? >> my son. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: then the bikers were taken to jail and slapped with $100,000 bonds. >> he's worked really hard on this special. don't miss it. it's cnn's "biker brawl, inside the texas shootout." it airs monday night right here on cnn. we'll be right back. the road today. kup on and, the ram 1500 is the most fuel-efficient, full-sized pickup. ever. so what does that mean? it means ram trucks give you the best of both worlds. so go big. and go far. guts. glory. ram. what is freedom? yes, it's riding a horse across fields and stuff but it's mostly getting to watch your directv with unlimited data from