he works as a cam pusz officer at leeland -- campus officer at leeland high school from 1996 to 2007. sources tell the mercury news, someone tipped off gilroy police, accusing him of hosting parties at home, giving alcohol to teens, and then having sex with them. but no charges were filed. and there are reports that more recently, a witness stepped forward, prompting the d.a. to bring the case to a secret grand jury. >> in 2009, they started to look into the allegations. >> that was when your department was notified they were looking into it? >> correct. and we cooperated with the gilroy police department. >> reporter: he was wrapped up in controversy in 2009 for botching a dui investigation of a former police officer. a grand jury did not charge him. but then police chief rob davis fired him anyway. and after arbitration, he was back to work full time last december. they knew about gilroy's investigation, but they could not put him on administrative leave tied by union rules. >> a lot of times an investigation is initiated and it may not come to fruition. >> derego is due back in cou

. >>> leeland lee -- yee wants what he calls management -- all of the agencies deny any wrong doing and say the project is now a political issue. >>> members of the international long shore workers'down i don't know said today they were hold holding a saminute walk out today. ilwu president robert turned himself in to authorities in longview washington this morning. he was booked on misdemeanor charges. egt recently hope opened that facility and refuses to hire union workers. >>> an east base school at the middle of a political argument. >>> warm skies felt over the bay area. a life look there at the golden gate. what you can expect for your tuesday, coming up. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-ve

. >> touring 17 years he worked for several years as a campus officer at leeland high school. and prosecutors are looking into possibility there are more victims. >> this is an ongoing investigation. and is going to take time. >> he pleaded not guilty and faces up to three years, eight months in prison if convicted of all three counts against him. >> and he's failed and we don't know what happened. we'll see how it comes out. >> and he was fired early last year after accusations surfaced that he helped cover up a crash and later reinstated to the force after an arbitrator reverse that had decision. the next court date in this case september 15th. >> thank you. and major changes could be coming to schools in oakland. the superintendent is warning the district has too many schools and as a result will ask the board to begin closing some of them. leanne is here and there is always controversy talking about closing schools. >> and it's painful for parents. do you know in the 60s oakland community really spread out and many schools were built and people moved through neighborhoods.

he worked as a police officer as san jose leeland high school from 1996 to 2007. investigators are now searching for more possible victims. >>> fewer guns are being removed from the streets of oakland. police have taken in 6 # 0 -- 680 guns this year. they want to take in a little more than 1,000 guns by the year end. that is below the 1300 guns recovered in 2010 and 1600 guns recovered in 2009. police say layoffs and restructuring made gun recovering more difficult. >>> the unemployment numbers come out in the next hour. economists expect the report to show signs of modest growth. analysts forecast the economy at a 93,000 jobs in august and the unemployment rate would remain at 9.1%. the new figures will likely show businesses shrugged off recession fears and kept hiring. president obama will speak before a joint session of congress next thursday to introduce a jobs package. we'll give you those numbers as soon as they come in. >>> the federal government is preparing to file a lawsuit against some of the world's largest bank. according to the new york times, the

this is amateur video taken yesterday afternoon near leeland road and range road. the scheduled repair work confused fire officials and forced a "shelter in place" for a time. pg&e official claimed they had called residents and emergency official saturday to alert them of the work. today a spokesman explained how a delay caused the misunderstanding. >> where the misunderstanding came into play was that we had told them that the work would be starting between around noon and 1:00. and the work actually started at 2:00. and that took police and fire off guard. >> yesterday's delays forced the venting work to continue this afternoon. the pipeline is now scheduled to be replaced tomorrow. >>> striking nurses in oakland blame a hospital lockout for the death of a patient. the victim has been identified now as judith ming. she is a 66-year-old oakland woman being treated for cancer. she died early saturday at alta bates summit medical center. police say that a replacement nurse you administered a lethal nonprescribed dose of medication. one nurse we talked to who regular

. >> challenger and current state senator leeland began running arthritis ad over the weekend. it implies that rose pack pushed mayor ed lee to break a promise to run for the office. >> one thing he wants voters to know about his campaign he wants to attack mayor ed lee. not one word about jobs. >> there is 16 names on the ballot for mayor. >>> san francisco supervisor scott weiner is becoming the target of pranks among his colleagues. he arrived to yesterday's board meeting to fine a napkin on his seat. it was led to poke fun at legislation that would require nudist to cover public seating before sitting down. the man behind the prank was supervisor sean elles burn. >>> poverty in america is growing. 46million americans are living below the poverty line. that's the highest level on record. signs of poverty are et in san -- are evident in santa clara county. in san jose the homeless live in encampments on the banks of the creeks. >> i will look into the camera i can be you and you can be me. just one paycheck away my friends. >> they serve about 6,000 meals a month and the numb

have not stepped forward, especially since d'arrigo worked with teens as an on campus officer at leeland high school from 2006 to 2007 in almaden. parents dropping off their kids this morning were angry. >> they got to be 10 times more careful about hiring that kind of people. when they are directly working with our kids, that's in a trusted place which, you know, it should be the safest place. >> reporter: d'arrigo had other problems during his 12-year tenure at the police department. he was fired in 2009 for allegedly helping to cover up a dui car crash by a fellow officer but appealed the termination and was later reinstated to full duties by an outside arbitrator. >> there might have been some technicalities in the investigation leading up to administrative leave and termination and so he was reinstated. he was given his job essentially with no restrictions. >> since 2007, there have been six police officers that the city of san jose has terminated that have been subsequently reinstated. >> reporter: deputy city manager could not comment on the case but he says firing an officer is d

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go to london and speak with ned naylor leelandsset management ned welcome back to the kaiser report from nice nice to be here at all boy we've invited you back on their cars the reports of talk about the latest in the j.p. morgan silver manipulation lawsuit and scandal tell us about the latest developments well look i think it's a really interesting story nice i think is probably worth just reminding ourselves the time line of this of course we had the last twenty ten we had to see f.t.c. hearing into silver militarization and as you well know neither the regulator nor the accused have come up with anything in in that timeframe which is pretty spectacular stuff in and of itself but further to that last year i think it was september of last year almost exactly a year ago there was a class action lawsuit that was. naming j.p. morgan h.s.b.c. as the accused but there wasn't much detail in that document or if you had a look at it they won't necessarily overly sort of impressed with the document but was obviously is that in the year th

he's been in the patrol division, but he was also a school research officer for several years at leelandigh school. he ended up in jail yesterday after the grand jury handed down an indictment on three different charges. this apparently happened after police in gilroy looked into that d'arrigo was having parties at his house with alcohol and young boys. >> the jurisdiction that the crime occurred in is gilroy. we have been working with the gilroy police department is for some time. we will continue to do so. we have concerns there may be other victims out there, either in san jose, or gilroy. we don't have specific information to lead us to believe there are. but anytime you have a crime involving minors, that's a concern, so we're reaching out to the public, anyone that knows this individual, we're asking them to step forward. >> reporter: if d'arrigo's name sounds familiar, it's because it's not the first time he's had trouble. he lost his job after being involved in a botched dui incident involving another officer. he is off the job now on paid administrative leave as according to pol

not stepped forward, police fear, especially since he worked with teens as an on campus officer at leeland officer at almaden for two years. no other incidents have been reported but parents were angry. >> they have to be 10 times more careful about hiring that kind of people when they are directly working with our kids. that's in a trusted place which, you know, it should be the most trusted place at school. >> reporter: d'arrigo has had other problems during his 12 years with sjpd. he was fired in 2009 for allegedly helping to cover up a dui car crash by a fellow officer. but he appealed that termination and was later reinstated to full duties by an outside arbitrator. >> there might have been some technicalities in the investigations leading up to administrative leave and termination and so he was reinstated. he was given his job essentially with no restrictions. >> in 2007, there have been six police officers who the city of san jose has terminated that have been gently subsequently been reinstated it. >> reporter: he says firing an officer is difficult due to civil service protections

he worked as a campus police officer at san jose leeland high school from 1996 to 2007 so investigatorsre searching for more possible victims. >>> fewer guns are being removed from the streets of oakland. according to the oakland tribune, police have taken in 680 gowns so far this year. the department expects to take in a little more than 1,000 guns by the years end. but that is below the 1300 guns recovered in 201. and layoff antre structuring more difficult. recent offers hirings could help turn things around. a truck carrying bags of marijuana spilled into its row on here -- the white toyota pickup truck overturned spilling the illegal cargo. before police arrived, witnesses were seen picking up the bags of pot and running off. police say the driver also fled but the search for him continues. >>> at least 20,000 people expected indowntown oakland this weekend -- in downtown oakland for a cannabis street fair. only adults will be allowed at the two-day event tomorrow and sunday 14th street, 16th street, and clay street will be blocked off. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso is due

yesterday afternoon pg&e crews worked in pittsburg near the intersection of west leeland and range roads. and here's a look at what neighbors saw yesterday afternoon. the planned gas venting is in preparation for the pipeline to be replaced today. but confusion among neighbors and fire officials prompted a "shelter in place" order sunday afternoon. pg&e claims it had called residents and emergency official to alerts them of the work the day before. today a spokeswoman explained how a delay caused that miss understanding. >> where the misunderstanding came into play was that we had told them the work would started bean 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. and in actually started at 2:00 -- it actually started at 2:00 that. caught police and fire off guard. >> yesterday's delays forced the venting work to continue this afternoon. that pipeline is now scheduled to be replaced tomorrow. >>> this is probably no shock. bay area freeways are filthy! in fact, they are some of the dirtiest in california. mike sugerman reports there's just not enough money to keep up with all the garbage. mike? >> reporter: allen,

leeland? >> there is a lot of moving parts. let's bray it down. first at the u.n.enough support from nations around the world to get a statements hood vote and get it passed at the general assembly where they will not be successful is the security council. not because the united states has already announced it will use one of the veto votes in order to prevent a palestinian stayed hood. that presents a possible showdown on the ground here in israel. the clashes of the begin back in 2000 resulted in thousands of people dead, suicide bombings, riots and the israeli reprisals. after 2005 there was relative calm but they broke peace talks and never put a deal on the table and they are loath to offer any type of concessions. where do we go from here? there are massive rallies in support of the statehood vote. israelis have been planning all summer for huge clashes. if the palestinians can keep things in control they may very well win the pr war and it couldn't come at a worst time here in israel. it means that israel has lost a key ally inegypt. cairo was attacked by a

. >> brian: i'll tell you right now, we got to go to the west bank where leeland vitter is standing bystinian president asked for peace, but that certainly has not been the case, at least so far today. go ahead and look. you see the large israeli military presence down there. they have been moving up and moving back with their riot police and also that huge jeep which emit this is loud screaming sound trying to push all the palestinian kids who are throwing molotov cocktails, rocks, bottles, at the palestinians. i'll set t scene. you can come just now to your right. you can see some of the burning tires they've set up. the fires have gone down now as they tried to block what's happening from the israeli soldiers with the smoke. you see the israeli checkpoint and the youth are gathering where they start to throw stones. you look farther down the street towards the palestinian city of ramallah and that's where everybody is coming out from. there is a lot of anger here on the street about the fact that they feel like they will not get a palestinian state. in fact, we heard a lot of anti-o