. >> reporter: the lens piece is now at the police station are from a 6 to 9-inch cannon zoom lens.appears they fell from an airplane or helicopter and fell hard. >> it had to reach a velocity that was substantial. so to say it reached terminal velocity which i believe is in the 200 plus mile-per-hour range. >> reporter: had it hit anyone, it could have been lethal. the lens ripped a 6-inch hole in the overhanging roof and slammed down the outside of the house. >> that is about a foot from where my son's pillow. is that's a little close for comfort, thanks. >> reporter: petaluma police contacted the faa and have been talking to camera shops. so far no one has come forwardful she's facing a $1,000 deductible on the 4 -- forward. she's facing a $1,000 deductible in the $4,100 repair job. >> i was saying i have a lens that caused a hole in the roof and now i'm changing it to did you lose a lens. no one will fess up. >> reporter: don knapp, cbs5. >>> a planet with two suns? george lucas thought of it tech aids ago, but nasa scientists announced a planet like that does exist. nasa's kepl

len live tease len live tease where did it come from?the mysterious object that fell from the sky, and came crashing through a bay area woman's roof. and the cheapest house on the market in northern california, just sold. what you can get for 9- thousand bucks. more trouble for solyndra: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, investigation into the bankrupt east bay solar company. it's looking into the federal financing bank that approved the half-billion dollar loan. solyndra filed for bankruptcy last month. more than a thousand people lost their jobs. the company is already under investigation by the f-b-i and the energy department. solyndra executives are expected to testify at a congressional hearing next week. it's a gem in the south bay: the largest skatepark in california. the multi-million dollar park features some of the largest skate features on the planet. and it's in danger of being shut down. len ramirez on the problem, and why the city wants to keep the crown jewel open. len. >> to bmx bike riders. >>> you can see just a very few riders here today

the lens would have landed on the school across the street. it could have hit someone. >> and i'm thankful it didn't come through my roof into my house. because then it would have been a lot more damage than the $4,500. >> reporter: right now payne is stuck paying a $1,000 insurance deductib deductible. but police are searching for the aerial photographer and checking with airports about flights that may have been in the air when the lens came crashing to the ground. police also have the serial number. she hopes the photographer will come forward before police come knocking. >> i mostly can't believe someone didn't report it. like i said, it could have killed someone. that's how hard it hit. >> reporter: it is against faa regulations to throw or drop anything out of an aircraft if this photographer is located, there is a long line of people anxious to speak with him. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> new details in the case of bryan stow. our sister station in los angeles is reporting that attorneys for dodgers owner frank mccourt and the team

. >> and petaluma a camera lens fell out of the sky.e will have the bizarre details coming up on kron 4 news. >> jeff bush in san francisco a new texting service makes it easy to find parking. how this comes to your old phone. >> f*onstar, with your new technology. coming to more cars. >> jan wahl will be here on several new movies coming in theaters this weekend. the month a family income has been recently >> calle >> a petaluma family baffled. >> debbie pain. >> the house shock! >> everything seemed normal but the house shook! this camera lens had fallen from the sky, a hole in the roof. ricocheted off of the two different window screens. >> it came down and imploded. >> debbie called the police and turned over the camera lenses to be police and also, the faa. >> i called the pat tillman airport. other places around here-the petaluma-airport and i was wondering if anybody had lost a camera lens >> reporter: so far, nobody has come forward. but there was $ 4500 damage. however, very thankful that there is no injuries. >> if it was just

. >> the lens pieces now at the police station are from a 6 to 9-inch cannon zoom lens and they fell from an airplane and fell hard. >> it had to reach a velocity that was substantial. it reached terminal velocity which is in the 200 plus mile range. >> it had hit anyone, it could have been lethal. it slammed don't outside of the house. >> that screen is about a foot from where my son's pillow is. so that's a little close for comfort. >> the police contacted the faa and have been talking to camera shops. so far, no one has come forward. >> she's facing $1,000 deductible. so she has been making some calls. >> i was sage, saying, i had a lens make a hole in the roof. >> for now, she'll have to take comfort in knowing no one has been hurt. don knapp, cbs 5. >>> he watched a life and death situation. his own. >> it is unreal to see yourself like that. >> more from the motorcyclist who watched video of strangers lifting a burning car to rescue him. >>> and they are calling it a sponge ball on the streets of hollywood. what happened to the man in the costume after he got beat up? >>> and a

some are asking, though, what's the price of safety, huh, len? >> reporter: yeah, that's a big question. you know, it remains to be seen that what the answer is on that. but, you know, there was some laughter and some tears here today as former neighbors came together again to get behind the state assembly bill with the goal of preventing what happened here from happening in any other california neighborhood. san bruno pipeline disaster survivors came together at ground zero to push for new state laws aimed at preventing future explosion. >> it's very important that we pass along a very strong message that pipe safety needs to be governed by somebody else other than pg&e. >> reporter: renee morales, mother of jessica morales, who was one of eight people killed when the pipeline blew up last year, focused attention on the disaster's ongoing human toll. >> my daughter, she was only 20, beautiful, she had a full life ahead of her. and i miss her every, single day. >> reporter: jerry hill pushed for support of his bill which would beef up oversight o

len ramirez on a rare look at the officers at work. len. >> reporter: well, that's right. we're right outside the fremont police department right now but inside the building, there are people tweeting away right now. we have just gotten a couple of tweets about what's going on in the city including a dispute over washing machine rights between two-family members. just gives you some idea of the types of calls that fremont police respond to. >>> reporter: >> and no direction of flight, no suspect information. >> reporter: the old-fashioned crackle of the two-way radio can still be heard at fremont police headquarters but now dispatchers have opened a three- way conversation with the public. they send out officers to the scene, they are also sending out tweets on the department's twitter account. >> a lot of the community is not aware of the types of cause that we respond to. the social issues that we deal with on a daily basis. and you know, we want to give them a behind-the-scenes look at our organization and the city of fremont. >> reporter: the twitter feed allows anyone

len ramirez shows us the damage left behind. len? >> reporter: that damage is right here. you can certainly they'll it took a lot of power to blow this garage door off its hinges. the entire condo inside is a complete loss for the homeowner here. normally the federal government would not get involved in a localized incident like this but the ntsb is investigating this in light of the recent troubles that pg&e has had with gas lines. wgapg&e crews swarmed over the complex with gas detectors two days after a gas leak, explosion and fire and after detecting six other leaks in the complex. they are still looking for more. >> we will take any actions that are necessary to make this system safe in this community. >> reporter: but it's too late for the owner of this home. >> i work in my basement. and i heard the explosion, a loud bang kind of like a car crash. >> reporter: neighbors say it blew up wednesday afternoon. >> this garage door we see in front of us here, that was about 25 feet into this driveway. >> reporter: pg&e says a gas line that ran under the home's front yard s

len? >> reporter: a very sad situation with one fatality and another person injured. it happened this afternoon apparently as two coworkers were inside the building transferring methane gas from one container to another, we are told, when that methane exploded killing one man and injuring a female worker. the fire chief from menlo park told us that the female worker is lucky to be alive. >> she was apparently near the door. it was based upon the overpleasure from the explosion blew her out of the laboratory into the hallway area and she didn't get pushed up into some of the type of wall or other type of product. other members, other individuals who work inside the facility ran in, as i understand it now, they extricated the individual and drug him out towards the parking lot area which is where he currently is. on arrival, i know we heard our firefighters advise that they were going to make entry and then i also heard they had cpr in progress. so they attempted resuscitation efforts but were not successful. >> reporter: live video from chopper 5 of the scene here. you

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len. >>> reporter: when it comes to cheerleader skirts, how short is too short? and what's appropriate for school? >> at a respectable length if you were to bend over or squat, your personal business would remain personal. >> reporter: traci williams says they are violating the school's dress code policy so she told cheer leaders to stop wearing the short skirts to school. >> the classrooms are academic environment. and when the skirts are far below the standard of what they should be it's a distraction in the classroom so we ask students respect the classroom. >> reporter: but cheer leaders say wearing their uniforms to class on game days has been a high school tradition for generations. but they did not want to be identified on camera. >> i just feel like it's part of the whole cheerleading experience to wear it to school and show your school pride. so it's just disappointing in a way. >> people, they are making comments. they're kind of calling us rude names. but before, everyone said our uniforms were really cute and all my friends, they don't think it's fair

len. >> reporter: well, that's right. this is a very tense, very touchy situation, not only because it involves the murder of a hells angels chapter president from here, but also because of the sheer number of people expected to attend. >>> reporter: hundreds if not thousands of bikers and motorcycle club members are expected to converge on san jose and oak hill cemetery for the funeral of jeffrey jethro pettigrew, the san jose hells angels chapter president was murdered at a nevada casino. police are planning for traffic and trouble. >> we don't want a lot of congestion, we'll have to have traffic control at some point during the funeral and obviously this being a homicide, we will be visualing for any type of retaliatory things. we don't have any indication to believe that's going to happen. >> reporter: pettigrew, who grew up in the san jose area, was shot four times in the back during a gunpoint with members of another club at the nugget casino in sparks. police in nevada and california are looking for the alleged gun

len ramirez on the plan that could help save vital city services. len? >> reporter: that's right.on reform is a big topic here in san jose. and it's put mayor chuck reed and members of the city council in battle with thousands of city workers over the past couple of years with the only end in sight being the ballot box or a court of law. but this new proposal by five unions today could change that whole scenario. future police, firefighters and other san jose city workers can expect to work longer to reach retirement, have lower cost of living adjustments and no longer be allowed to cash out unused sick time. all of that and more would happen under a new union plan to reform city pensions. >> our proposals that are being discussed here today will bring in more than a half a half a billion, that's b, billion dollars over the next five years and will set our city on the course for fiscal stability. >> reporter: san jose has become ground zero for the pension debate with mayor reed threatening to push a ballot measure next year to force the unions into pension reform and the unions t

they turned the lens over to the police but no one has claimed in. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> there is concern by some over apple juice. dr. oz called out several apple juice companies this week saying that he sent their juices to a private lab and found high arsenic levels deemed unsafe. since that time the juice companies fired back saying their product is safe. even the fda is taking sides with the juice companies saying apple juice is safe, jr stone, kron 4 news. >> reporter: uc region are rejecting an idea to raise student fees 16% annually for the next 4 years. they met to discuss the proposal. it's due to a lack of state funding. they decided to explore other opportunities for generating revenue. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the agency that runs the city owned garages rolled out a service for people who use cell phones. you can get parking information septto you using text messages. you will get a list of the city owned garages. send another tex with a code and a new message indicates how many spaces are available and how much

the lens from a camera. >>> berkeley city officials are considering splitting a park because problems with dogs attacking one another. attacks are becoming more frequent. the idea would be to divide dogs up with smaller breeds in one place and larger in another. no official proposal. other cities already separate dogs by size. >>> a group of parents and counsel members is looking for ways to keep the state's biggest skate park from shutting down. may be forced to close because of san jose budget deficit. the group is proposing several options to save the park including reducing staff, corporate sponsors. the city has the funding to keep the park staffed until the first of october. >>> the season comes to an abrupt end. why officials voted to stop fishing right away. >> this is not the wing of a cargo plane but it will be delivering something to your house. i'm tom vacar. that story still ahead. >> the cooling trend has moved into the bay area. i'll show you where the fog will be tomorrow morning and the one direction temperatures will be heading for your weekend. [ cow mooing ] ♪ [ fe

len. >> reporter: that's right, allen, those questions are out there. but it was a very emotional day here in san bruno today as former neighbors came together, there was some laughter and some tears, as they got behind this new state legislation aimed at preventing what happened here from happening in any other california neighborhood. san bruno pipeline disaster survivors came together at ground zero to push for new state laws aimed at preventing future explosions. >> it's very important that we pass along a very strong message that pipe safety needs to be governed by somebody else other than pg&e. >> reporter: renee morales, mother of jessica morales, who was one of eight people killed when the pipeline blew up last year, for exampled attention on the disaster's ongoing human toll. >> my daughter, she was only 20, beautiful. she had a full life ahead of her and i miss her every, single day. >> reporter: san bruno assembly memingerry hill called the news conference -- member jerry hill called the news conference to push his bill to beef up oversight f

i am hal len woal len wong. investigators are at a scene where a body has been found near knoll. it could be linked to a missing nursing student. think arrested janelest van for the death of michelle lee. it was a search conducted my michelle lee's family today. leslie brinkley is at the site in rural alameda town key. >> this site along the canyon has been searched before. let's take a look from sky 7. this is a live look of the search going on right now for evidence as investigators are out on foot here. today marked the 8th independent search organized by the lee family. sthefrned this area on foot this morning. a very row motor area along the creek bed and railroad tracks off of presence and sinole road. now here's a look at alameda county investigators and hayward police as they sealed off access to this crime scene earlier this afternoon. hayward police are searched this area before. they have conducted 7 searchs since lee disappeared from kaiser hospital garage in hayward. this morning a volunteer made a very disturbing find. >>> today one of the search party members did d

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len, thank you. >>> here are some headlines around the bay area. a domestic dispute may be to blame for the death of a woman at a richmond restaurant. police say the body of 30-year- old romero was found by coworkers in the bathroom of angie's bakery and restaurant last night. romero had worked the shift at the restaurant earlier in the day. >>> several people were arrested for a burglary in oakland this morning. it happened just before 8:00 on 57th avenue. police set up a perimeter for about 30 minutes before taking as many as three suspects into custody. >>> police arrested two teen boys for vandalizing more than 31 businesses in downtown san leandro earlier this month. on monday, detectives stopped the 15-year-olds for jaywalking. the boys were carrying sketch books with the identical tags to those that were written on the storefronts. >>> today president obama urged the u.n. not to rush the push to create an independent palestinian state. during today's general assembly, mr. obama and some european nations warned leaders not to grant palestine

len on how it happened and the damage that it left behind. >> pg and e crews swarmed over this condoex with special gas detectors in hand. two days after a disastrous gabbing gas leak, explosion, and fire, they are still looking for more. >> we will take any of the actions that are necessary to make this system safe in this community. >> but it's too late for the owner of this home. >> i work in my basement and i heard the explosion. the bang sounded like a car crash. >> it blew up wednesday afternoon. >> this garage door we see in front of us here, that was 25 feet into this driveway. >> pg and e says a gas line that ran under the home's front yard started leaking and that leak was transferred into the home itself, found anignition source and exploded. the owner had just left, but arriving fire crews couldn't put out the gas fed flames. >> ivy was burning and the firemen ran foam on it and it kept burning. finally, the ivy burned away and you could see the flames coming out of the ground. >> it took almost four hours for crews it arrive and pinch off the gas lines by digging up driv

len ramirez reports. >> reporter: this officer patrick d'arrigo did work with children with teenagers at a high school here in san jose. and also we are finding out that it's one thing to fire an officer for bad behavior as he was earlier this -- in the last couple of years, but keeping them off the force is tricky. 44-year-old officer patrick d'arrigo was on duty at the san jose police department when gilroy police came to arrest him for multiple counts of child molestation. >> the officer is accused of inappropriately touching victims that we so far have identified. >> reporter: the alleged acts of oral copulation with boys ages 15 and 17 allegedly occurred at his home in gilroy in 2008 and 2009. sources say he would have parties at the home and supply teenaged guests with alcohol. did you search his residence? >> yes, a search was completed. and evidence was obtained from the house. >> reporter: police are concerned that there could be more victims that have not stepped forward, especially since d'arrigo worked with teens as an on campus officer at leeland high school from 2006 to

len ramirez was there. len. >> that crater is slowly disappearing before our eyes right now. the work crews seem to be working overtime right now. you can see heavy equipment is filling in that 6-foot-deep crater and it will help the neighbors in a practical and symbolic way. >> so fitting that we come together today. >> reporter: at a place where the ground was already so violently broken, shovels in the ground this time symbolized a restoration. >> it will be never be seen again but it is not the end of the story. >> reporter: the mayor joined dozens of mayors for a return to ground zero to fill in the crater and maybe help close the neighborhood's emotional wound. >> it means great deal to me. it's a symbolic change from what we have been going through. >> concrete came through the ceiling, missed me by four feet. >> reporter: linda carney is wearing the shoes she escaped in when she ran like mad after pg&e's gas main killed eight of her neighbors and destroyed dozens of homes. >> to me i hope it means they are going to rebuild the neighborhood. >> reporter: later in the d

len ramirez outside the courthouse in hayward with what's next for esteban. >> reporter: according to some reports, allen, we heard that there was a medical emergency related to esteban's pregnancy and that was the reason for the delay what we heard here in court today was that she simply needed medical clearance by a doctor because of the pregnancy to begin her legal proceedings but whatever the case may be, it was a very unusual start to what will be a very high- profile murder case. charged with first-degree murder, giselle esteban was due in this alameda county courtroom for her first appearance before a judge. but instead of answering for the murder of her one-time friend, michelle le, esteban was in hospital having a doctor's examination due to her pregnancy. >> she cannot come to court to be arraigned until such time as she is cleared by the medical people. >> reporter: a source told cbs 5 that esteban is about six months pregnant, which would mean she was about two months pregnant at the time she is accused of killing le last may 27 in hayward. >> this is going to make this ca

and so what we have to do is start looking for with a wide angle lens supposed to a myopic lens.ized labor has to find out a way to make american workers more competitive with global markets. we as businesses have to become more efficient and look to create better opportunities for employees and continuing education supporting them through additional educational opportunities. beat do that at our company. i think we also have to look at tax policies now that incentivizes job creation. >> we hear about taxes now that the rich aren't paying their fair share and it's just not fair. you should raise taxes on rich people. >> what needs to happen is we need to eliminate or get away from this debate of class warfare or this anger and frustration. but how can we work together to create jobs and better opportunities for many people? and for all-americans? >> john peck, let me have you weigh in on this. the haves and have nots, the haves are certainly getting a beating these days from washington and the media. >> well, they are. and you know, some of that is unfair. we should continue to c

in petaluma, the family sent a camera lens fall from the sky and smashed a hole in their home. >> this woman was working at all when the house shall. she went outside at first everything seemed normal. in the backyard she found smashed pieces of wood and a broken camera lens and then she saw it. >> a huge hole in my rhythm. forelands itself from the sky, punched a hole in her room, ricocheted off of 2 different windows screens. >> and then, it imploded uphill >> the. i called around to the airport and some other places around here. >> so far no one has come forward to claim the land. debbie says there is about $4,500 worth of damage to her home she is glad know what it's >> her. we're thankful that it did not hit anyone. >> here is the view from the mt. tam camera looking out over berkeley this evening. clear skies over the oakland hills. so nice temperatures. we are in the '60s and '70s right now. mild with clear conditions. we're starting the day with sunshine and snowfall. readings are warming up quickly. by the afternoon, a lot of 80s and 90s, perhaps even some places close to 100

len. >> reporter: that's right. the hyatt regency hotel here in san francisco, one of the most popular hotels in the hyatt chain, and this may be one reason why it's being targeted by a strike by a national union. now, the question is, is the strike having any impact in this economy? >> we got the power! >> reporter: tourists and business travelers staying in the landmark hyatt regency hotel in san francisco crossed a noisy picket line where 300 workers have been striking for a week. >> if we don't come together and fight as one, all of us in america will lose out. >> reporter: cynthia worked for hyatt for 24 years, the last two without a contract. she says she walked out to help protect not only her job but the jobs of other hyatt workers across the american america. >> hyatt has abused the workers in chicago, in boston they threw 100 house keepers out. >> reporter: you feel like your company is treating them right? >> i know my company is treating them right. i have been with hyatt 25 years. we are a family-owned

len explains what happened. len. >> reporter: the problem is not with solar itself. it is probably not with solyndra's core technology which is still thought to be very vie afternoon. the problem was that the company could not bring its products to the marketplace quickly enough and at a price point that was attractive enough in the face of all these cheap solar panels from china so the company highly touted as it was had to shut down. one by one employees of solyndra corporation walked off the of the company's fremont headquarters some carrying box from cleaning out desks, others with large envelopes notifying them that the solar energy equipment company was bankrupt. shutting down and laying everyone off. >> it came as a surprise that it was 100% layoff. >> reporter: 1,100 solyndra employees are out of work. workers said they were blindsided. >> a little bit of warning would have been nice. >> going from yesterday being a completely normal day to today being shown the door. >> reporter: the move also sent shock waves through the business and political records. one

len ramirez on the problem and what the city is doing to keep it open. >> reporter: it is the largest most radical skateboard park in california, some would say. and at 1 years old harrison murphy -- at 12 years old, harrison murphy has it mastered. >> people say it's hard to skate but i don't think so. >> reporter: this man made mavericks of the skateboard world is fighting for survival. only 40,000 people visited the lake cunningham regional skate park last year and just three years after opening the city- run facility faces a $61,000 deficit and may be forced to close by next july. >> this is the largest whole pipe in the world. >> reporter: city council member rose herrera says san jose could and should do better. >> we do have a budget deficit. but the good thing about this park is, there's tremendous opportunity. we talk about let's build it and they will come? well, we built it. it's here. it's the largest park. and so we need to think bigger, not smaller. >> reporter: she says she has been in talks with a major soda company and a top supermarket chain who are interested in a p

len ramirez on the concern that there may be even more victim. len. >> reporter: that's right. investigators are concerned about that, ken, because this officer involved in the molestation case worked in a high school setting for over 10 years. 44-year-old officer patrick d'arrigo was on duty at the san jose police department when gilroy police came to arrest him for multiple counts of child molestation. >> the officer is accused of inappropriately touching at least two victims that we so far have identified. >> reporter: the alleged acts of oral copulation with boys ages 15 and 17 occurred at d'arrigo's home in gilroy in 2008 and 2009. sources say d'arrigo would have parties at the home and supply teenagers with alcohol. >> did you search his residence. >> yes and evidence was obtained. >> reporter: there could be more victims that have 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

. >> la economía esta len ta no se recupera de la forma que la casa blanza quisiera.e pasa en libia >> en pocos días el presidente barack obama estará en la región usted podrá estar en un evento. >> en argentina miles de personas asisten al entierro de candella, una menor que esba desaparecida, el clamor de justicia es una constante ademqas una ola de mensajes para la presindeta. >> muy buenas tardes vemos las imágenes del aradar que para nosotros no trae nada, hay ciertos desiertos de california que si tendrá calor, lo puede ver en pantalla. >> aquí están las áreas en donde las minimas son las mismas que la máximas las nubes se quedan lejos esta noche, muy pocas nubes por la noche. >> aquí puede ver que se espera para mañana. >> hay una baja aquí esto significa que el domingo menos calor. >> lo puede ver en pantalla. >> es lo que hay en el pronostico del tiempo en este fin de semana > amigos buenas tardes . >> como todo parece en el duelo de los dodger parace que sale un rayo de sol hay una oferta de miles de millones de dólares este es de parte del f

when ef len of a just for fun playgrounds wrote to us a few months back, she had no idea her email would spark our next bays email. her question to us was simple what do you do when you sell a once in a lifetime product that doesn't generate repeat customers? we found a business in need of some serious help. we decided to assemble a rescue team to give them a push in the right direction. when ef len anderson and her husband bought just for fun playgrounds in ashville, north carolina, five years ago, business was booming. >> the first three years that we were in business we worked summer and winter just straight through the year. we had four guys in the shop. we had two sales people. and then we had a winter where we went four months without a phone call. >> the company was known for their high end custom designed playgrounds, but by 2009 the recession has erode 2/3 of their business forcing them to let all of their employees go. after two difficult years of scraping by, evelyn wrote to us for help. >> i wondered how you get business when you don't have repeat customers. when you're selli

len ramirez on the plan that could help save vital city services. len. >> reporter: that's right. the mayor and members of the city council have been battling with city workers over the past couple of years over pension reform. it seems that the issue is either headed for the ballot box or a court of law to set tell once and for all but now a new -- to settle it once and for all. but now a new proposal from five city unions could change that. city workers can expect to work longer to reach retirement, lower cost of living adjustments and no longer be allowed to cash out unused sick time. all of that and more would happen under a new union plan to reform city pensions. >> our proposals that are being discussed here today will bring in more than a half a billion dollars over the next five years and will set our city on the course for fiscal stability. >> reporter: san jose has become ground zero for the pension debate with mayor chuck reed threatening to push a ballot measure next year it force the unions into pension reform and the unions threatening to sue the city if that happens

len-on why they are letting us -- len ramirez on why they're letting us in on the action. >> reporterey want to give people an idea of the type of calls they are deal with every day. this is one of their latest tweets that just came in. fremont pd two juveniles causing a traffic problem near washington boulevard and 680 wearing black, one with no bottoms on. i kid you not. that's what it says. those are the types of calls that fremont police understand they go on every day. >> reporter: the old-fashioned crackle of the two-way radio can still be heard at fremont police headquarters but now dispatchers have opened a three- way conversation with the public when they send out officers to the scene, they are also sending out tweets on the department's twitter account. >> a lot of the community is not aware of the types of calls that we respond to, the social issues that we deal with daily. and you know, we want to give them a behind-the-scenes look at our organization and the city of fremont. >> reporter: the twitter feed allows anyone with a smart phone, tablet or pc to follow the fremon

len ramirez on why police are worried about more than just the noise. >> reporter: this continues to be a tense situation in san jose because it involves the violent murder of a hells angels chapter president and also because of the sheer number of people expected to taken the funeral here. >>> reporter: hundreds if not thousands of bikers and motorcycle club members are expected to converge on san jose and oak hill cemetery for the funeral of jeffrey jethro pettigrew, the san jose hells angels chapter president was murdered at a nevada casino. police are planning for traffic and trouble. >> we don't want a lot of congestion, we'll have to have traffic control at some point during the funeral and obviously this being a homicide, we will be visualing for any type of retaliatory things. we don't have any indication to believe that's going to happen. >> reporter: pettigrew, who grew up in the san jose area, was shot four times in the back during a gunfight with members of another bikers club at the nugget casino in sparks. police in nevada and california a

len ramirez in union city with the new search for evidence tonight, len. >> reporter: that's right. as juliette just mentioned, giselle esteban has been a person of interest for hayward police since early in this investigation but they said today they had to wait for dna evidence to come back and confirmations to be made by crime labs including the fbi crime lab in quantico, virginia. at 10 a.m. this morning they had enough to make an arrest finally. they came in here to union city, they arrested her at her apartment. they also swarmed over her car and apartment. they removed several boxes and bags of evidence. neighbors say they remember the first time they came here shortly after michelle le's disappearance. during that search they recovered esteban's running shoes which police say contained the dna evidence linking her to the crime. in the months since, neighbors say esteban has always kept to herself. >> she's kind of -- don't look at people, park her car and walk up to the apartment right away. didn't say hello or anything. i walked by her a couple of times, you know, when i'm

probably not, and that's because they're not being shot at the end of a long lens right now; they're being filmed by spies. >> pelley: how warm and sunny the future felt a year ago at training camp. then, jerry jones, the owner of the dallas cowboys, met the season from hell. >> announcer: and he was blasted. >> pelley: in his mammoth new stadium, jones hosted the super bowl. but the owner who hand picked one of the most expensive teams in sports wasn't playing in it. george steinbrenner was a great friend of yours. >> he was. he was someone i really admired. >> pelley: if you were steinbrenner's g.m., he might have fired you by now. >> of course he would have. >> pelley: you think so? >> there's no doubt in my mind that he would have. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." president he bama will what he calls a buffett rules kind of alternative tax on millionaires. gas prices plunged 7 cents last week to an average of 3.59 a gallon and a lion king in 3-d ruled at the weekend box offi

the pieces are from a 6 to 9-inch cannon zoom lens. >> and all of a sudden, i heard this huge crash.he whole house shook. it was a little different than an earthquake that we've had here. but as far as the house totally shook. >> it had to reach a velocity that was substantial. it reached a terminal velocity which i believe is in the 200-plus mile-an-hour range. >> of course, then it hit someone, if it killed someone, petaluma contacted the faa and talking to camera shots in the area and so far no one was come forward. >> a big oops. >> yes. >> my camera. >> 6:20 now. a recall for some birth control pills, the packaging error that could lead to unexpected pregnancy. >>> and also ahead, how the secret to a happy life depends on what time you wake up. and i've got a hint. if you're up now, that's a good thing. ,,,,,, of a packaging e >>> 61:23. ladies listen up -- 62. ladies listen up. birth control pills are being recalled because of a packaging error that could lead to unexpected pregnancies. it affects virs types of pills -- it affects various types of pills from the order of the ta

cu ---en mxico, el procurador de nuevo len revel la posibilidad de que ms elementos de seguridad pudieranos con el atentado al "casino royale". take vo ---el funcionario anunci que un polica estatal fue detenido por servir como vigilante del comando que perpetu el atentado.. y que otros sujetos ya han sido identificados y sern investigados. ---segn el procurador, al agente capturado se le aseguraron armas de fuego distintas a la de cargo y al terminar su declaracin, se le dictar orden de "arraigo" o "prisin" take vo ---en ese mismo pas, el movimiento por la paz que encabeza el poeta javier sicilia, anunci que el 15 de septiembre, realizar un "grito de independencia" , alterno al del presidente felipe caldern. ---segn el grupo, el acto ser acompaÑado por integrantes de la guerrilla zapatista y se llevar acabo en el estado de chiapas y de alli, recorrer 6 estados hasta la frontera con guatemala. ---sta, ser la tercera gran caravana, organizada por el movimiento desde marzo. cu ---tambien en ese pais, 81 periodistas han sido asesinados desde el aÑo 2000 y 13 mas, todavia estan desaparecidos.

in mexico if you look through the lens of the drug war, you immediately see the fundamentally colossal issue in be mexican politics of impunity. and, in fact, the state has been constructed over 71 years, a single party, to entrench a system of mafia-like political power that is untouchable. you also look through that lens and see factors of internal colonialism in mexico, a phrase taken from the sociologist who talked about internal colonialism as a way to you said the state's relationship to the indigenous populations of mexico. and, indeed, mexico, the logic of the drug war has been used for decades and is still used as a logic of militarization. way before calderon sent the army into the streets across the country, previous administrations had done so in regions largely with the presence of indigenous rights, land organizations and also armed movements. um, i think if you start with the outrageous situation of violence in many mexico today, the proliferation of scenes of massacres, theatrical presentation of murder, um, that act of violence is a first point. but it can't be underst

she found a camera lens. officers are tracking the lens's serial number and working to determine if this part fell from a plane. >> and bay area own tom brady taking heat fr a locker room comment intended to get fans hyped up for the home opener sunday. >> they're drinking early. and nice and rowdy. 4:5 game. a lot of time to get looped up fan dz not appreciate it and felt like brady was encouraging drunken behavior. patriots clarified the remarks, the team saying he was just trying to encourage fans to drink lots of water to they can stay hydrated. >> yeah. >> and better off just to say he was joking and we're sorry. >> come on. yeah. they're spinning this story now. >> dehydrated. >> abalone season is over before it begins. just ahead. >> and just take a look at the smoke here, investigators saying they know what caused this devastating cruise ship fire. >> and from trouble on earth, how about a world with two suns? we'll have the story coming up. what is that? oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need

he was charged with disobeying the place and insighting sigh lens violence. he is angry his attackers are free and have been given a heros welcome while he is in jail. his lawyers say he can make an appeal. he would rather not. >> he is depressed and will not make an appeal. in this country, most of the time when the case involved religious minorities, the attackers get less sentence than the victims. when the victims make an appeal, there is danger of getting a longer term. >> [ foreign speaking ] it is scary for me to see muslims kill fellow muslims. i believe all religions come with peace and how to help others like our fellow indonesians, we fought for the independence of this country. we are still fighting for this country. i hope they will protect them. >> christian churches also targeted by muslim hard liners. christian churches have been closed and christian schools and students attacked. despite this terrible persian cushion, government officials remain silent. sydney jones is the director of international cry cis group. >> it condemns violence in ge

here is don sanchez. >>> a pair of goggle west side a cracked lens.21, she wore them when she was learning to fly. she crashed. the goggles were kept by the woman that taught her to fly and wrote a book about her. here are unpublished photos that her mother found in the storage locker. >> we came across these. >> opened them up, there were them and she remembered them being a child. >> personal belongings to be auctioned off this weekend at auction gallery in oakland. >> they have rekindled about the mystique of amelia earhardt, a woman that became an icon. >> in the 1920s and 1930s she was pushing the limits. she broke a lot of equality barriers. >> a pilot is a pilot. i hope that such can be carried out in other fields. >> around the world attempt in 1937 she disappeared. what happened has added to the mystique. >> i didn't know in europe she was popular as she is here but certainly there have been stories all over even england. >> a thousand people can show up in person but a lot more can participate online. >> they can see our cal kat logs. >> wha

i want to pull the lens back to use that metaphor. what's feeding that monster. to think strategically. if anything, if you leave here today, you will leave with my accent. one last thing. i do speak to children an awful lot. i have a doctorate. education has meant more for me. i am under no illusion. i also know that having a doctorate doesn't confir wisdom. when people made fun of me. i remember me mom coming home. foreign long speaking. >> we had beans at breakfast, lunch and dinner. bean pudding. i stop counting them after a while. we even had american cuisine. we made rainbow bread. you remember that. i speak to children and listen to them. it's beautiful to hear you, mr. adachi, say that. probably because of this, more one saying how is that. the only people who speak the truth are children and people who have had too much to drink. that's called wisdom. you think about it. i am going to share one more thing. i will speak briefly on the concepts of that. if i asked you right now, ladies and gentlemen, how many of you would have considered yourself at risk?

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organizadores, los cantantes slo se presentarn en tres escenarios de la repblica mexicana, ubicados en lend de mxico. segun un reporte de la revista forbes.. la actriz mejor pagada en la pantalla chica en estos momentos es eva longoria junto con la comediante tina fey..ambas estan en el primer puesto y fijense solo el aÑo pasado ganaron 13 millones de dolares ...diganme ustedes que hace una persona con tanto dinero???? jessica simpson esta embarazada que???? bueno estos son rumores que han surgido de los propios amigos de la pareja ...aparentemente jessica y su prometido eric johnson estan esperando su primer hijo. hace poco los vimos celebrando un cumpleaÑos con champang y parece que ya entonces estaban celebrando algo mas.. supuestament e jessica ya tiene sus antojos.. y le gusta comer nachos con chocolate y palomitas con sabor a quezo y margaritas sin alcohol..pues ya nos daremos cuenta si son peras o manzanas en un par de meses mas.. no imagino comer nachos con chocolate... soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total.. top vo ---luego de la ruptura entre la actriz kate del castillo con aarn

---en mxico, las autoridades han logrado capturar a 11 presuntos delincuentes en el estado de nuevo lentake vo ---las detenciones se realizaron bajo operativos del ejrcito y la marina, para rastrear a grupos criminales que operan en la ciudad de monterrey y zonas aledaÑas...y que pudieron haber participado en el ataque al "casino royale". ---segn fuentes oficiales, las autoridades tambin confiscaron armas de grueso calibre, vehculos y droga.. . take vo ---en ese mismo pas, un juez decidi encarcelar a 2 cibernutas acusados de terrorismo y sabotaje despus de inventarse un ataque sangriento el pasado 25 de agosto en veracruz ---segn las autoridades, los tuiteros publicaron a travs de sus cuentas de twitter, mensajes falsos sobre tiroteos de bandas del narcotrfico en una zona de colegios ---los rumores causaron pnico y aumentaron en un 80 por ciento los accidentes de trfico en la ciudad.. ---si los tuiteros son condenados, podran enfrentar treinta aÑos de prisin.. take vo ---en el salvador, 2 de cada 10 homicidios son cometidos por asesinos a sueldo, en su mayora integrantes de pandillas. -