it is named michael mace.s is sergeant mayst in a bart shopping safety be it video which was made a little more then a year ago. 21 bart passengers about the dangers during the holiday shopping season. sources tell us, neas has been a bart police officer for about 14 years. before that time he was the mall rotgut police department. moraga police dept. >> pam: he talked with someone who previously worked with mace at bart who says he is a solid officer. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies in the bay area are honoring sergeant smith smith leaves behind a six year old daughter these here are some images from a few years ago with him and his family if you like to leave condolences for his family you can do so on are facebook fan page. >> pam: also tonight, and bart police are releasing information about the suspect behind the probation search. john henry lee was arrested last week by the san leandro police department on suspicion of robbery. yesterday officers were searching his apartment and dublin that is wher

in her hand she has a mace can.ntriguing thing here is she must be right handed because she takes the stance of an aggressor in a combat situation, and i mean, you guys know about my martial arts training and history so i know what i'm talking about. anyway, here is the very first cell. if you can see real close, you'll see the flesh of the first individual. that's his face. this is flesh here. see that little spot right there? that's flesh. now, if you look at my cell which is number three you will not see me anywhere near that door. and she was standing -- the picture, alone, shows that she's in guilt. >> offender collins requested i watch video so i watched video ten minutes prior to the incident. i do believe offender collins threw something out there on the officer, and he has a history of doing that. >> i wouldn't call it justice. it's a form of something that leans in the direction of justice, but i wouldn't call it justice. >>> coming up, one inmate conquers time by finding love on the inside. >> can't stop

the whole mentality is going to change. >> you are buying mace. >> i'm buying mace and i'm urging everybodyo it. >> what's your other prediction? >> my next prediction is pope francis will be named chairman of the dnc but he will refuse. >> he will? he can't do that? >> i think he might. he is a busy guy. >> can't get into politics. >> in order to increase his standing in the world, kim jong un will execute dennis rodman. how about that? >> getting back to the pope. we did a lead story on the pope. >> yeah. liberalx2ó?f4ph income redistribution guy, that that's what the new pope is? >> that's what they are taking away from. >> the left is trying to use him. >> exactly right. >> but you, bernard mcguirk, with the glasses on the forehead to connote intellectual% at the -- >> he is still on the doll. he is a different tone is what he said it. >> you are just being facetious about him taking over the dnc? >> i will say this. ted cruz will grow a beard like phil robertson in order to. >> this your prediction. >> ambition of ted cruz. >> i have got a serious prediction. i want you to react to my

curcio comes out of nowhere and hits the guard with enough mace to stun a bear.d reaches for his eyes and lets go of the bags of money hanging on the cart. curcio makes his move. >> i just did what i planned on doing. i grabbed the money, took off. >> detectives tim "buzz" buzzell and barry hatch didn't need to get the call that morning. they heard it. >> i was on another case and i kept hearing sirens and sirens. and i go, "oh, something big's going on." >> buzz and hatch, each with 15 years of sleuthing under their holstered belts, constitute two-thirds of the detective unit in the small town of monroe. but when buzz and hatch arrive at the bank that day, they encounter a first -- 15 clones of their crook. when you started seeing all these people wearing the same clothes, what were you thinking? >> a lot of people dressed up the same way might be a distraction to some. but, really, we're chasing a guy that's running down the street, stripping off his clothes. >> they learn from eyewitnesses that the culprit is tall, skinny and athletic, and that he took off car

you may recall in december that the discount retailers found that these same hacker mace have compromised credit and personal information for millions of its customers. target has declined to identify the vendor or say how it happened. they have tightened security on their computers. anne-marie, the story keeps getting worse and worse by the day. >> i know. hopefully they can wrap up this investigation because it has a lot of people concerned about their credit cards. >> especially if they shopped at target. >> many being one of them. thanks a lot, joya. >>> president obama is back on the road today visiting a general electric plant in wisconsin. he'll push something he talked about in the state of the union address. the state of minimum wage. nancy cordes looks at the pros and cons of paying people more money. >> reporter: 16 hours after the president's address, the democratic leader harry reid vowed to quickly bring a bill to the floor that raises the federal minimum wage by nearly $3 to $7.25 an hour to $10.10 an hour. but republican legislators are less enthusiastic. do you see that h

some maces isolated, getting six-inches of snow and with the winds, visibility is way down.s is spreading into wisconsin. we have storm advisories and warnings across the region. the west coast, it will cause some problems. if you haven't had ryan in a while on the road, there can be oil build-up, so even a little rain can make it slick. this is really needed moisture in the part of the country that has drought up and down the coastline. we have rain through central california through washington and for higher elevations, it is snow. that will help with the snow pack and moisture issues. i want to pension just a little rain this morning in parts of florida. >> they'll take the rain, but not the ice. >> decades of war in afghanistan changing the way people go about their daily lives. kabul movie theater once the place to be. they're now losing their luster. we have the story from kabul. >> time almost stands still here. at the park cinema, they show old hollywood movies, using antique tools of the trade. the cinema long outdates its workers. technology and a rapidly changing

up in a half hour at k of >> berkeley pleas crediting a 10-year-old's keen eye with helping find macing man with alzheimer's. >> officers visited brandon coleman to give him a special commendation. >> his mom saw it and thought she spotted the man. she asked if he was in the alert he said no. >> i went back and said it's not him. he said mom, it's him, call the police.. >> i was sure it was him. >> you told your mom what? >> go get him. bring him back to his family. >> mom raised a smart kid they did call the police and officers confirmed it was the missing man. >> great kid. >> way to go. >> yes. >> nice. >> world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, deep freeze. the biting cold has people tumbling. cars sliding. 25 states under alert. and stranded passengers becoming survival experts at the airport. >>> the olympians speak. the star athletes hoping to concentrate on this and this talk to us about the worry over terrorism at the games. >>> new twist. the older man who shot a young father texti

. >> it is a macing. -- amazing, they will have drones delivering them. >> let's check in with sal, it is a holiday, sal. >>> we'll see lighter than usual conditions ladies because some have the day off, others don't and i really think it will be a good day to drive and traffic is moving along well headed out to the mcarthur maze so we are not expecting a huge delay bit the holiday has gained momentum and more people have it off more and more each year. as you come up toward the toll plaza, we just picked it up at 880, that roadwork is gone and traffic is moving well in both directions. >> all right, there is a little ban of high clouds, drought conditions were bad and guess what they are even worse this week and it doesn't look like they are going to change any time soon, most in california is really really hurrying as you might have imagined. i don't know if they will get rain. we still have another component coming out of the oakland hills ,it will be about 70 and some upper 20s in men seen know -- mendocino county and it is probably up and over and we get lots of sunshine and mild

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find

it's visors mace and they would basically march into a sob as loudly as possible to intimidate them and terrorize the prisoner population and then they would go into the cell was and drag them out to the restraint. and then one of the u.s. military medical personnel would insert the force feeding tubes and a single feeding session would last you know two to three hours depending on how much nutrition was to be administered that experience was so traumatic that a lot of the prisoners developed inflamed nasal passages the medical personnel there would leave the tubes in their noses for days on end but he was in a position where that was the only possible gesture of protest that was left to. the people in guantanamo bay we have not forgotten about you even released the ball with you yet. the period of guantanamo is still very thick and on chilled up ice is closed out yet and that. we were able to get a federal judge to order the government. to either force feed misters or here in humane conditions on a bed. in a clinic and not in the restraint chair or justified true the judge to the feder

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he mace takenly thought if he was given a present, they would be pleased not realizing that the protestorsere not interested they were interested in a government that was with not corrupt. they were interested in a government that bro moted democracy. would they see the president's now jet stream to talk to leaders of the opposition, to open a new session of parliament, as progress? as a kind of victory? we with seem to be having audio problems. you are in regular contact with with people who are, is there a sense thattian that is at least meeting them part way? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think anybody -- especially after the deaths of what the ukraines are saying is seven people, the -- after those deaths i don't think anybody really or very few people in ukraine, i am sure it is the same in the west, among experts and western governments trust a word that he says. and, therefore, we with will be over skeptical that he is going to be willing to form some form of compromise. the demands of the protestors are a culmination of years of prust ration. since he came to power in 2010. and

and i'm sorry i maced you the other day.is was a woman who probably three weeks before that had maced me at a pay phone. and here i am trying to save her life. >>> coming up -- ride along with a video vigilante. >> why are you taking pictures of me? >> because i can. >> a rare trip inside this secret world of prostitution. >> this is the most notorious area right in here. >>> plus, a personal story. >> i probably cried more than i had in my lifetime. >> a betrayal one woman can't forgive. when "caught on camera: video vigilantes" returns. little gam. which 4g lte map has the most coverage? this isn't real difficult... pretty obvious to me. i'm going to have to say verizon. verizon. that's right! the choice is obvious. verizon's superfast 4g lte network is over three times larger than any other 4g lte network. act now to get $100 or more off any smartphone when you trade in any smartphone on america's largest, most reliable 4g lte network. that's powerful. verizon. now get a free lg g2, with a 13-megapixel camera. [ car alarm

that's visors mace and they would basically march into a sob as loudly as possible to intimidate them and terrorize the prisoner population and then they would go into the cell of the to and drag them out to the restraint. and then one of the u.s. military medical personnel would insert the force feeding tubes and a single feeding session would last you know two to three hours depending on how much nutrition was to be administered that experience was so traumatic that a lot of the prisoners developed inflamed nasal passages the medical personnel there would leave the tubes in their noses for days on end but he was in a position where that was the only possible gesture of protest that was left to. the people in guantanamo bay we have not forgotten about you even released the ball with you yet. the period of guantanamo. everything and on till the place is closed down. and. we were able to get a federal judge to order the government. to either force feed misters or here in humane conditions on a bed. in a clinic and not in the restraint chair or justified true the judge to the federal co

place to make sure this doesn't happen again, and i hope a year from now those systems will be in mace and we can look at it -- place and we can look at it and say yeah, they did it. >> reporter: what's not in the report is any disciplinary action for state officials who visited the state facility, saw the condition it was in, and left. >>> the next step in the 49ers chase for the lombardi trophy is a few days away. the divisional playoff game against the panthers in charlotte is on sunday. kron 4 scott rate spoke with a fan who is already in charlotte and has more from bank of america stadium. >> reporter: stepping off the plane and coming up to the stadium, people are excited in this town. haven't seen too many 49 fans, just one in fact a gentleman who sat next to me from the plane right from chicago in to charlotte. nice guy. i talked to him in the terminal as we waited to board the flight. >> a buddy of mine got the tickets and i got to head out this and support my team. going to and great time. >> did you go to any games at the stick this year? no, this is the only game i'm going

we're back at stopwood mansion where just macing it through the day can be a struggle for teachers and students. a high school months away from shutting its doors forever. and the school principal determined -- >> can you hear me? >> -- to keep them open. >> somebody besides me actually do care. >>> fear. nbc's diane sawyer with the store that changed so much. from all over the country your overwhelming support and one surprising celebrity who took the message to heart. ♪ started from the bottom now we here ♪ ♪ started from the bottom now the whole team here ♪ >> "started from the bottom" singer drake with a gift that shocked them all. >> this is about you. this is about your principal. this is about your future. >> now they get some much-needed help but the battle isn't over yet. just another year at strawberry mansion. >> this special edition of "nightline," tears to triumph, >>> this is a special edition of "nightline," tears to triumph, two years at strawberry mansion. >> good evening. and thank you for joining us at the end of this long holiday weekend. as we celebrate the life of

. >> reporter: sources identified the officer who killed sergeant smith as michael mace, a 13-year veteran of the department. it's unclear what led him to fire his gun, but the chief is defending his team's approach to the search and so is former b.a.r.t. police chief gary jean, who knew smith and face, and says they were partners for years. he respected them both. >> if you looked at tom and mike together and they worked together as detectives, you would almost think they were similar personality. i hate to put it in an academic basis, but you study what happened, you learn from mistakes and you move on. the department has to recover from this and mups. >> reporter: sergeant smith leaves behind a wife, kelly, who was also a member of the b.a.r.t. police department. she worked in the canine -- as a canine officer. >> they're supposed to pay the medical bills. they always have. we've got lots of fights with the city right now. this is one fight we didn't think we had. >> the most important thing is the employee shouldn't be getting a bill, period. >> sergeant martinez and other officers are

told the chronicle the shooting may be the result of a split-second misjudgment by officer michael mace. they're investigating the shooting death. spoke sergeant j.d. nelson told the open tribune there are news reports painting an inaccurate picture of what happened and more information is needed before making any conclusions. >>> san francisco police officers shot and killed a dog today while checking a vacant building. officers say they were doing a check on the building in the projects in the 1000 block of connecticut street 10:30 this morning. they opened the door, found at least one squatter inside and a dog, a pit bull. one officer said he felt threatened and fired at the dog. neighbors say the dog named psycho was well known in the area. >> i feel like he really did need to get shot, though, because he was a dangerous dog in the neighborhood. >> police say no people were injured. the owner is under arrest for trespassing and police say he could face other charges if they find he unleashed that dog to attack the officers. >>> a national debate over abortion rights takes center sta

officer michael mace mistakenly shot him. kelly's wife who is office a b.a.r.t. officer and their daughter put on a brave face today despite their painful loss. >> when you see that they are taken from their family it pulls at you, and they are not forgotten. >> reporter: while cameras weren't allowed inside the church we know it was filled with tears as attorney general carmela harris addressed smith's little girl. >> she said she was a beautiful child and that her father was a hero, and he is, and he always will be. >> reporter: smith's brother also spoke, sharing stories of their childhood and as the sergeant's life as a father and dad. detective mays was also on their minds. >> these are two men who have worked together and have played together, you know, they are golf partners, fellow detectives. they worked on shootings together. >> there's no place to focus your anger because there's only good people involved in this, and that makes it so much more difficult. >> reporter: now a mother and a daughter must move forward, forced to face a future without the ma

auburn answer was a 70 yard drive and mace on. young smith pwoupsing off guys. 37 yard. rae at that time lead 31-27. we know stop lead the knowles 80 yards in the final minute and a half. up high to make the grab with 13 seconds left. all about the ben benia minithere and florida state wins for fisher 34-31. >> we are champion. we can say t throughre champion together through all the hater and through every single thing we came out victorious. >> hockey news tonight. bad news for the shark center logan expected to upped go surgery to his hand. out 3 to 4 weeks. he has been playing despite the injury whatever it is. expect to make team canada before the olympic next month now up in the air. the coach out of his way to put up the wall when the media is in front but yesterday play off win in green bay was different. we saw raw emotion on display. whether it could have been brought to you by they are a flu kaepernick generated own heat beating the packers with the speedment ran for 98 yards. crucial first down on the final drive to set up the game winning field goal. harbaug

. >> mace sen said his boat can be repaired. >> it's just fine are glass and wood. >> he's happen why the driver is expected to make it. >> very much a miracle everything was lined up in such a way his life was spared. >> and back live some guys put tarp up. they were beginning what the onlier expects to be very expensive repairs. as for that driver, police in d.c. say they expect him to survive. witnesses who rushed to the scene believe he had had some sort of medical condition and that is what led to all of this. live in southwest washington along the waterfront, tom rousey, abc7 news. >> thank you, tom. outgoing virginia governor bob mcdonald delivered his time state of the commonwealth address tonight. he began with the message to the man that he defeated in the governor's race four years ago. >> i also want to say welcome back, craig. we love you. >> what a moment there for state senator. two months ago his son gus stabbed him and gus killed himself. to high lie accomplishments and apologized for the gift scandal that made him the target of state and medical investigation. mcdona

and in the final paragraph, he says, due to the fppc public deliberation adecember macing of the attached exhibit they have advised the staff that the ethic's commission should be conducted in open session, not in private. okay. >> you said that it has to be done in a private session, that is not what mr. st. croix is saying here, that is not what the city attorney is saying. >> but we do it in open session and, that is what we are doing now. because it was requested that we put it on the calendar. >> and i am sorry, could i just quickly interject? i think that the discussion is getting too far afield from the agenda item. and so, i think for purposes of public notice, i think that this is a discussion that if it is going to be had, should be had once this issue is ago ahead agendaized. >> right. but, just one thing, if i may say this, my understanding is that what makes it possible for us to discuss this here today, is that we do already have a stipulation where all parties have agreed to the facts as presented here. if that were not the case, then that would be a private closed hearing,

serve them and not go disappear somewhere in fiscal paradise as global finance system so banks today's maced famous headline grabbing turn to currency is the digital big coin but there are dozens of others and he's world wide in france europe's second largest economy people exchange services and goods via at least twenty different types of complimentary currencies and their numbers are growing. that the slain is behind one such project the monthly outside paris she says she never considered paying with anything other than euros until they'd vantages of an alternative became clear. but as with the euro is that a definitely not just a mode of exchange but it also became a mode of speculation to feed banks local currency and support local projects and develop a real economy on the ground which means it works for us the people. it's part of the project along with the flower shop and the supermarket it is wrong. here. that are people in the world of finance that will nothing else but to make people pewter for their own benefit why should we allow them to do that this sticker indicates this restau

decade, business leaders around the world have chaired that china's no longer the world's number one mace to invest, america is. [ applause ] >> that's why i believe this can be a breakthrough year for america. after five years of grit and determined effort, the united states is better positioned for the 21st century than any other nation on earth. the question for everyone in this chamber, running through every decision we make this year is whether we are going to help or hinder this progress. for self years now, this town has been consumed by a ranc oh. rous argument about the size of the federal government, an important debate. when that debate prevents us from carrying out even the most basic functions of our democracy, when our differences shut down government or threaten the full faith and credit of the united states, then we are not doing right by the american people. [ applause ] >> now, as president, i'm committed to making washington work better and rebuilding the trust of the people who sent us here, and i believe most of them, you are, too. last month, thanks to the work of de

as a mace where the odds were stacked against them every single day. even just graduating from high school was a challenge. be uh with the help of some very dedicated adults, and a program called the harlems children's zone. they are right on track to go to college. together, students, teachers, administrators, community, they are changing the odds in this neighborhood. that's what we are here to talk about today. so no matter who they are, no matter where they are born, they have a chance to succeed in today's economy. now the good news is that thanks to the hard work and sacrifice of the american people, recall across the country, our economy has grown stronger. our businesses are now created more than 8 million new jobs. since the depths of the reception, our manufacturing, our housing sectors are rebounding, our energy and technology and auto industries are booming. we have to keep our economy growing, behave to make sure that everybody is sharing in that growth. we have to create jobs, and then we have to make sure that wages and benefits are such

auburn answer was a 70 yard drive and mace on. young smith pwoupsing off guys. 37 yard. tiger rae at that time lead 31-27. we know stop lead the knowles 80 yards in the final minute and a half. up high to make the grab with 13 seconds left. all about the ben benia minithere and florida state wins for fisher 34-31. >> we are champion. we can say that we are champion together an every we wept through through all the hater and through every single thing we came out victorious. >> hockey news tonight. bad news for the shark center logan expected to upped go surgery to his hand. out 3 to 4 weeks. he has been playing despite the injury whatever it is. expect to make team canada before the olympic next month now up in the air. the coach out of his way to put up the wall when the media is in front but yesterday play off win in green bay was different. we saw raw emotion on display. whether it could have been brought to you by they are a flu kaepernick generated own heat beating the packers with the speedment ran for 98 yards. crucial first down on the final drive to set up the g

in regards to why officer mace has hired a me. >> reporter: his client is currently with his family. it is inkberry difficult situation >> it should be heartfelt in the interest of not only officer maize but the smith family should be taken into consideration and that asks the public to extend their prayers and boston both families. >> reporter: this is an open investigation in sacramento j.r. stone kron4 new spirit >> reporter:we have a section of our website devoted to the latest developments in this story. there you can also find information about sgt. smith's funeral. that's on kron4 dot com. >> pam: tonight. the search is on for a teenage boy.after family members say he shot >> pam: it happened thursday in the oakland's chinatown. tonight, police are calling the teen 'armed and dangerous' >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman is live in oakland tonight. with what we're learning >> reporter: the suspect is accused of shooting to death his sister at is still at large. the siblings lived here in this apartment complex with their grandmother in oakland chinatown. family members told us t