lillian kim is there live. lillian take us through what happened here? >>reporter: dan, investigators are still here collecting evidence. shooting happened behind me on lemon tree court just off lemon tree way. antioch police say the man officers shot and killed was a parolee with a gun. neighbors say police gave ample warning to the man they had chased that the antioch neighborhood. >> i was right there and i heard everything. >>reporter: what did you hear them say. telling him to put it down and to, let it go and just get on the ground. but he wasn't listening. >>reporter: that's when soon after they heard a series of gunshots. >> i heard like i think it was cops yelling at him. like saying get down or something and then i just heard like 3 gunshots and then i heard like 12 after that. >>reporter: family member says the man antioch police shot and killed was 33-year-old josh peterson. who lived less an block away from where he was gunned down. antioch police say officers came face-to-face with him after having received a report of a fumingtive in the a

lillian is live in oakland where candle light vigil held in his honor tonight. lillian. >>reporter: scott olson has come a long way since tuesday. he is now in fair condition. others at tonight vigil spread the good news. >> we have an update on scott's condition. he is conscience. [applause]. >>reporter: hundreds of people gather at the plaza in oakland in honor of scott olson. 24-year-old iraq war veteran was hit in the head with a police projectile during tuesday night violent confrontation between up protestors and officers. >> very, very upset. he's a veteran. he survived 2 tours in iraq. and he got shot in the streets of oakland. >>reporter: olson was unresponsive and had to be interest baited when he arrived at the hospital and now is communicateing in writing and breathing on his own. doctors are hopeful he will make a full recovery despite fractured skull and major swelling on the left side of the brain. >> that swelling pushes the nerves together and makes it not function as well. writ now that portion of his brain not functioning as well is his ability to spea

lillian is live in oakland where candle light vigil held in his honor tonight. lillian. >>reporter: scott olson has come a long way since tuesday. he is now in fair condition. others at tonight vigil spread the good news. >> we have an update on scott's condition. he is conscience. [applause]. >>reporter: hundreds of people gather at the plaza in oakland in honor of scott olson. 24-year-old iraq war veteran was hit in the head with a police projectile during tuesday night violent confrontation between up protestors and officers. >> very, very upset. he's a veteran. he survived 2 tours in iraq. and he got shot in the streets of oakland. >>reporter: olson was unresponsive and had to be interest baited when he arrived at the hospital and now is communicateing in writing and breathing on his own. doctors are hopeful he will make a full recovery despite fractured skull and major swelling on the left side of the brain. >> that swelling pushes the nerves together and makes it not function as well. writ now that portion of his brain not functioning as well is his ability to spea

lillian kim is there live. lillian take us through what happened here? >>reporter: dan, investigators are still here collecting evidence. shooting happened behind me on lemon tree court just off lemon tree way. antioch police say the man officers shot and killed was a parolee with a gun. neighbors say police gave ample warning to the man they had chased that the antioch neighborhood. >> i was right there and i heard everything. >>reporter: what did you hear them say. telling him to put it down and to, let it go and just get on the ground. but he wasn't listening. >>reporter: that's when soon after they heard a series of gunshots. >> i heard like i think it was cops yelling at him. like saying get down or something and then i just heard like 3 gunshots and then i heard like 12 after that. >>reporter: family member says the man antioch police shot and killed was 33-year-old josh peterson. who lived less an block away from where he was gunned down. antioch police say officers came face-to-face with him after having received a report of a fumingtive in the a

live in oakland, lillian kim, abc 7 news. okay. thanks very h lillian. there is more bad blood tonight between up oakland protestors and mayor kwan. centers on whether mayor was invited to speak in front of demonstrators tonight. she said she was but protestors wouldn't allow it. 2 sides back and forth all evening on this. we'll continue to monitor the situation and keep you posted. mean time up oakland protestors move back to frank plaza today. theory claiming the battle ground pitching more tent. about a dozen or so. it was two days agatha police dismantled the encampment over sanitation and security concerns. >>> international is calling on oakland police to show restraint. human rights group issued a statement today criticizing the use of tear gas tuesday night. they cite the case of injured protestors scott olson and others who were arrested and forcibly removed from the camp in both oakland and san francisco. in washington white house says president obama understands the protestors frustration but stress they need to uphold the law. >> we obviously

lillian kim has more. >> reporter: a san jose police officer shot and killed a man at the back of the parkside terrace apartment complex the suspect was in his car trying to get away when he found himself backed into a corner. >> the cops were like chasing him. i'm guessing he went through the back of the complex and didn't know it was a dead end. >> reporter: the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. police citing an ongoing investigation. three fulltime and one reserve officer arrived after receiving a report of a suspicious man with a firearm. >> i can only' speak as far as the officer feeling threaten ended to the point where he felt necessary to protect himself and his fellow officers even the community if there is a civilian in the area. >> reporter: this is san jose's sixth officer involved shooting this year most of which in the past several weeks. last year there were four the year before there were three. >> we can't speculate as to what is diving the thumbs to go up. we -- what is driving the numbers to go up. seems there's a trend where individuals are more confrontati

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lillian kim, abc7 news. >>> this morning the santa clara county d.a.'s office is set to announce results of an investigation into accusations that baseball players raped a teenaged girl. the previous d.a. declined to press charges citing lack of evidence. the d.a. promised he ran he would take another look at the case. he will release the results 10:00 this morning. >>> oakland has a new interim police chief this morning. assistant chief jordan taking over immediately for batts who resigned tuesday. jordan will take charge of an undersized police force facing a budget crunch and rising murder rate. the mayor says he's the right man for the job. >> when i came to the city, i saw howard take on every tough job the city had. whether it was drugs, the -- >> bat says he resigned because he felt his authority was undermined by city hall. jordan was the interim chief before batts came to town. officials say there is likely to be a national search for a new chief. >>> in two hours a house of representatives panel is scheduled to resume hearings on solyndra. it

lillian is live on geary street where protestors have taken over a building there. >> we are on geary street between poll being and van ness and handful of protestors taking over the building big advocate of squatting that say can solve the homeless problem in san francisco. sfl they march through the streets of san francisco. along the way pointed to a vacant building they say is perfectly suited for the homeless. >> as squatter i share my resources. i share my skills. and doing public demonstrations like this is one way to hopefully inspare people to take back what is in the waste stream. >>reporter: homes not jailed organizes semi-dem straition that coincide with world homeless action day. organiz organizers say vacant building like the former cathedral hill hotel should be opened up to the homeless. several protestors went so far as to march right by security and spwert building. handful of them made it to the roof. while others display banners. they say they plan to stay until they are dragged out. >> this entire building to hold all the family in the city as well as a lot of sin

lillian is live in sunnyvale where the man hunt for almond ended. lillian? >>reporter: dan and carolyn, there were a lot of shots fired this morning as you can see from this car which now has several bullet holes. it was parked in the driveway of this house which is where almond was spotted. santa clara county sheriff's department says this is almond walking around with the rifle shortly after shooting rampage at the cupertino squarey where he worked. video taken from security camera at business not too far from the sunnyvale neighborhood where 3 deputies out on patrol shot almond dead this morning. the sheriff says deputy spotted him crouched down behind a car at this home on lauren way. >> deputy attempted to make contact with the suspect. and the suspect was armed with a handgun. all 3 of our deputies present at the scene fired shots and the subject was positive announced dead at the scene. >>reporter: there are at least 37 bullet hole on the garage door and on the 2 vehicles officers say were parked in the driveway where almond was hiding. neighbors say

lillian is live on geary street where protestors have taken over a building there. >> we are on geary street between poll being and van ness and handful of protestors taking over the building big advocate of squatting that say can solve the homeless problem in san francisco. sfl they march through the streets of san francisco. along the way pointed to a vacant building they say is perfectly suited for the homeless. >> as squatter i share my resources. i share my skills. and doing public demonstrations like this is one way to hopefully inspare people to take back what is in the waste stream. >>reporter: homes not jailed organizes semi-dem straition that coincide with world homeless action day. organiz organizers say vacant building like the former cathedral hill hotel should be opened up to the homeless. several protestors went so far as to march right by security and spwert building. handful of them made it to the roof. while others display banners. they say they plan to stay until they are dragged out. >> this entire building to hold all the family in the city as well as a lot of sin

lillian is live in sunnyvale where the man hunt for almond ended. lillian? >>reporter: dan and carolyn, there were a lot of shots fired this morning as you can see from this car which now has several bullet holes. it was parked in the driveway of this house which is where almond was spotted. santa clara county sheriff's department says this is almond walking around with the rifle shortly after shooting rampage at the cupertino squarey where he worked. video taken from security camera at business not too far from the sunnyvale neighborhood where 3 deputies out on patrol shot almond dead this morning. the sheriff says deputy spotted him crouched down behind a car at this home on lauren way. >> deputy attempted to make contact with the suspect. and the suspect was armed with a handgun. all 3 of our deputies present at the scene fired shots and the subject was positive announced dead at the scene. >>reporter: there are at least 37 bullet hole on the garage door and on the 2 vehicles officers say were parked in the driveway where almond was hiding. neighbors say

lillian kim has more. >> reporter: -- at books iinc in the castro district copies of book are ready toy titled steve jobs. the chain expects brisk sales. >> we get people calling to preorder. >> reporter: the book goes on sale less than three weeks after died of pancreatic cancer. his battle with the disease is one of the book's stunning revelations. the book goes into tail into detail about his contempt for bill gates and his attitude towarding google. >> i knew that steve jobs was very upset about google coming without android phones that he felt ripped off the iphone. i didn't know he wants to go thermal nuclear against google and put every dollar in apple's war chest into destroying them. >> reporter: one of the most interesting stories is how jobs and his biological father met in the 80s before either knew they were related. his sister may the discovery after having tracked their father down. >> he says, i wish you could have seen me when i was running a bigger restaurant. i used to run one of the best restaurants in silicon valley everybody used to come there even steve jobs used

. >> lillian, thank you. the district attorney is set to announce the results of a new investigation into accusations that baseball players from a college raped teenage girls. the previous district attorney declined to press charges siting a lack of evidence but the new district attorney said he will take a look at the case again. his term starts tomorrow. >>> camped out in front of the bank of america, organizers say it is time for democracy and are ready for a huge rally over the weekend. protestors have been ordered out of the park by 7:00 a.m. new york time or will be pushed out by police. the real estate company that owns the park it wants cleaned. demonstrators tried to do that themselves today. protestors have been told they will be allowed back into the park but without tents, tarps or sleeping bags. many have decided to defy the order. and in denver, demonstrators had a midnight deadline to vacate the park but didn't. officials have agreed to let them stay for the time being. >>> and these pictures f

. >> lillian, thank you. the district attorney is set to announce the results of a new investigation into accusations that baseball players from a college raped teenage girls. the previous district attorney declined to press charges siting a lack of evidence but the new district attorney said he will take a look at the case again. his term starts tomorrow. >>> camped out in front of the bank of america, organizers say it is time for democracy and are ready for a huge rally over the weekend. protestors have been ordered out of the park by 7:00 a.m. new york time or will be pushed out by police. the real estate company that owns the park it wants cleaned. demonstrators tried to do that themselves today. protestors have been told they will be allowed back into the park but without tents, tarps or sleeping bags. many have decided to defy the order. and in denver, demonstrators had a midnight deadline to vacate the park but didn't. officials have agreed to let them stay for the time being. >>> and these pictures f

here to help you and a half dpat is lisa lillian, star offed into network's "hungry girl" and authorirl supermarket." good to see you. >> good to see you. >> there's a lot of good things out there. >> a few simple swaps can save you hundreds of calories a day. >> snack aisle. >> everybody loves snacking. these are pop chips. >> i love these. >> these are so good, a great potato chip swap. they're popped, lakd not fried, come in so many flavors. the calorie counts are great and they come in single serving bags. look out for those so you don't overdo it. >> pretzel chips? >> these are flat pretzels, pretzel cribs, they're adorable and amazing flavors. what i like about these, they come in nice and spicy flavors so you don't want to overdo it. because you can shovel those and overdo it. they're low in fat and calories as well. >> a lot of people think i'll have popcorn, it's a light deal but a lot of hidden calories can be in the popcorn. >> a lot. you have to read labels, withyo

i thought i'd come up with a clever sort of solution and that is his love interest, lillian, goes and gets the 78 and plays it and while she's listening to it, chet has his horn for the first time, kind of fingers it but he doesn't actually play it. yet we hear him playing 5 years earlier on the record. it's a way of hearing him without the mime playing. anthony brown, who is a composer, is going to get a horn player to play something that is good but it's also someone who hasn't played in a while so it's a bit rusty. that's kind of tricky, but it had to be that because it couldn't be anything too complicated. he couldn't come up with this extraordinary riff set that made everyone kind of stand up and cheer. it had to be this sort of ragedy and yet truthful and sum up everything that's happened in the course of the play. but that's anthony brown's problem, not mine. >> so, anyway, i guess we should open this out to everyone out here. i'm sure you've got some questions that you'd like to ask phillip, so i'll be happy to take questions from the floor. over there in the red. >> can you e

divisions very strong the asians between libyans of african descent who have african cultures and lillian's arabic over descent as well and even during this war it started in february and we started to see those kinds of by which the divisions between ethnicities the people of glee up are in the middle of a war right now it's a civil war it's an international war and people are dying civilians are dying they're being imprisoned they're not getting proper medical treatment and and there in alaska people that anyone's into care about so you know if the future is good we can't see it from here it's going to have you on the program as a double trouble british intelligence faces all the lessons after it emerges that poisoned former k.g.b. agent alexander litvinenko was also working for m i six. up for debate should the u.k. leave the euro skeptics in britain call for a nationwide referendum on the future of its membership. and story still to come because new york has seen yet another series of anti corporate protests which were followed by another round of arrests activists accuse the police hav

and very strong you can see explain to libyans of african descent who have african teachers and lillian's arabic over just as well and even during this war it started in february and we've started to see those kinds of by whats the divisions between ethnicities the people of louis up are in the middle of a war right now it's a civil war or it's an international war and people are trying civilians are dying they're being imprisoned they're not getting proper medical treatment and and they're in the last people that anyone's into care about you know is the future is good we can't see it from here. still ahead for you this hour double trouble richard faces implications as it emerges that poisoned former k.g.b. agent xander if you don't go also had ties with the country's intelligence services . to points or not to which is called sort of god and british membership of the e.u. euro skeptics called for a nationwide referendum on leaving the union. that's later but now the occupy wall street movement grows stronger despite its he was arrested and scuffles with police which continue in new york

. >> all right, lillian, thank you. and tomorrow is a big day for apple fans as the i-phone 4 is released for the first time. after lining up, fans in sydney, australia, have the phone, released a little over a week after the death of founder, steve jobs. mark is live in san francisco, and mark, people can't wait to get their hands on it. >> live at the marina store in chestnut where tomorrow morning at 8:00, the i-phone 4s will go on sale. and as you can see, there's no line here in front of the store at the marine a. but we have done a tour of some of the other apple stores, and we can show you that if you go down to the one on stockton, near union square in san francisco, there are people there, and this is the palo alto store where there are half a dozen people lined up and some of them veterans. >> we have kept this particular store, the i-phone 4, and the i-pad. i have one. >> you flow, after so many great nights on the sidewalk, i guess it's hard to keep track. at the apple store near stockton, there were a coupl

for lillian, for monica, and for my colleague who is here, debi wasserman schultz -- debbie wasserman schultz, and for all our mothers, sisters, daughters, and friends let us never abandon our fight to find a cure and finally eradicate breast cancer in our country and ultimately in the world. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, for five minutes. mr. mcclintock: thank you. mr. speaker, the government's continuing failure to address our nation's gut wrenching unemployment stems from a fundamental disagreement over how jobs are created in the first place. we are now in the third year of policies predicated assumption that government spending creates jobs. we squandered three years and trillions of dollars of the nation's wealth on such policies and they have not worked because they cannot work. government cannot inject a single dollar into the economy until it's first taken that same dollar out of the economy. true, we see the job that saved or created when the govern

lillian, you sat down with christina legge? world for decades, christina has also created her own media empire and now she's part of our nbc family. >> hi, "today" show. >> reporter: she has amused millions with her wit and savvy star quality and this sunday a new star-studded show on telemundo. >> congratulations on the new show and welcome to the family. >> reporter: among her first guests latino superstar pit bull. at 12, cristina fled cuba to start a new life in america, went on to become a one name brand with her radio network, magazine, furniture line and television studio. some refer to her as oprah with sal rah. >> we want to rent a studio in chicago and she goes this lady bills herself as oprah. that's not true. >> reporter: when the show hit its 15-year milestone an univision oprah acimagined cristina's impact. >> you not only amused, enterta entertained your audience but you've inspired the spanish language television. >> if you got on cristina's show, you're going somewhere really fast or been there for a long time