people that come every week we've got will one thousand people for food we're in partnership with la jolla have a may we open up our shelters for women in domestic violence i was invited by my landlord that some developers are purchasing our property i'm a fight i'm losing my building after being there are no 20 years i have the first reporters of refusal i'm trying to raise the amounts to fight off big developers i'm not blaming the tech companies i understand this is the way the market works but i'm here to support market street for the magnifies this is necessary for all organizations like mine that's been there 20 years and we're doing everything we can to remain in the neighborhood we love the tenderloin i'm part of the tenderloin i work and walk through it everyday i enjoy it i don't want to leave >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello, i'm the program director of krnt pulse we're in the process of buying a little i want to thank you for passing the non-profit supple we're fwrad your keating nonprofits in the city. i'm a proud member of the market street for the magnifies and

we deal with it on a daily basis. >> because of la jolla's proximity to mexico and because the fenceg the texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. right behind me, this is how close we are to the river. you know? so there is a gap between here, the end of the fence, and maybe about 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he thinks there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a shocking end to a high speed pursuit. an 18-month-old flies out the back window of a suspect's stolen suv and struggles

we start following it and start going up there, up to la jolla. >> the beacon was moving faster than slower than a vehicle. we kept driving back and forth. then we realized we keep seeing this same guy on a bike. >> let's pass him one more time and then go? >> no, pass him up a little bit and i'll [ bleep ] get out. >> all right. >> i believe he knew we were following him. i think he saw our car pass him multiple times. >> yeah, he's looking over his shoulder. >> stop, get -- [ bleep ] stop. >> with the suspected culprit identified, the guys call for backup. >> i'll [ bleep ] call the sheriff, dude. like, i don't care. >> we called police. they start to send out a couple units. they tell us, stay put. we want to look at your screen. we want to see what you're seeing. >> but against the advice of the police, the duo follows the man, and they continue to report the pursuit. >> that's not him in front of us, is it? >> yeah, it is. >> the friends are determined to get the phone back, but the man denies stealing it and is set on keeping it. >> when we saw him the second time was down at l

another one happened 12 miles from the air base and six years ago another one crashed near la jolla killing four people include ago baby. two homes were destroyed and a lack of proper maintenance led to the engine's malfunction causing the crash. $>>>♪ there is new development for the prisoner exchange. they have now canceled a planned sell break mostly because they were honoring a soldier who desired his post. some say he reach out to -- reached out total ban. >> we now at that point he already walked away but he was the attempting to contact the taliban on his own accord. >> now classified army investigation determined he had walked off the base at least once before he was taken by the taliban and some say he left out of bored dam. he may be held captive by the taliban. the couple disappeared nearly two years ago while traveling near kabul. they are hoping they can secure their release on humanitarian grounds. >> somebody, where is can bring them home, release them, give us information at least. let us speak to them. >> the families say there is a sense of urgency because they believe she

border in la jolla, texas. they say it appeared he had been with family members but strayed. very sad end to one of those thousands of crossings happening as we speak. a phone number found on the boy led investigators to family and friends would confirmed his identity based on the clothes he was wearing. an autopsy has ruled out foul play. >>> coming up next, a new empire named in iraq and syria. as the terror group isis announces they've got a new name. we'll be live from baghdad. ♪ they haul everything, safely and on time. ♪ tracks! they connect the factories built along the lines. and that means jobs, lots of people, making lots and lots of things. let's get your business rolling now, everybody sing. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> and this just in to cnn, some reporting i was able to confirm just in the last hour. that is the u.s. is considering new security measures at airports due to increased concern that terrorists from al qaeda and the arabian peninsula, aqap, as i

this morning, hillary clinton was in la jolla signing copies of her new book, hard choices. the response has paled in comparison to her first book in 2003 but it's still the number one adult nonfiction book in the country. political analyst melissa griffin-caen: >> i wouldn't necessarily impute that to sort of voter sentiment. she is a really well known commodity. we have already had her in our lives for 22 years in one capacity or another. >> reporter: those who want to get even closer to the potential presidential contender can pay $40 to have the book signed at passage books in san francisco. expect the appearance of big crowds. >> she is choosing small venues, thus ensuring that it's going to be very crowded that there are going to be lines down the block. >> reporter: it's a made-for campaign strategy. that's why it's been a big surprise to some. the usually politically savvy politician has made two major gaffs during her book tour both dealing with her family's wealth. >> we came out of the white house dead broke but in debt. >> reporter: after making $100 million in s

but we know that his body was found on june 15th, in a small town called la jolla, just a few miles wests. investigators believe he was traveling with an uncle, and that somehow this child became separated from the uncle after they crossed the border. now, his body was found, and according to investigators, they were able to find a telephone number that was inscribed on the child's belt. it was through that telephone number that they were able to connect with family members of the child in both chicago and guatemala. an autopsy has been conducted and at this point no foul play is suspended. but, jake, authorities tell us that they believe this child died because of heat exposure. >> tragic story, alina machado in miami, thank you so much. jeffrey, i want to ask you about why this rumor is spreading in central america, and in mexico about -- that is encouraging all these parents to send their children or in some cases mothers to go with their children into this country? i've heard all sorts of rumors saying this is because the president obama has not been enforcing the border controls. i'

one halloween we were in la jolla, california, where the rom knees now live.he and his brother were dressed up, and one halloween tucker got sent away. he looked bald and was 9 years old. he got the housekeeper to dye a bunch of sheets the color and bought tambourines. it was one of the funniest things i ever saw. i am sure it was never forgotten by the neighbors as they went house to house. >> we actually raised some serious money that night. we lived in a tolerant neighborhood. >> when you think of the life lessons you learned from your father, what do you think about? >> i could write a book about. my father is a great, unusual person, but in a great way. i will say this, there are two of us, my brother and me, most kids at some point of their lives decide their fathers were stupid. we never thought that. we always worshipped our father and still do. i was with my brother last night and we toasted our dad first at dinner. i love my dad and think he's great. >> dick carlson, you raised one extraordinary man. the man all our viewers get to see every day and t