when police arrived, the man surrendered. all of it took eight minutes. >> i heard my screaming, but i didn't get out of my bed to look. because living across the street from chinese children's hospital, we always hear screaming with parents moving their kids. >> no one is left having with problems. we're in the better part of oakland we think, but you have to always keep your eyes open. >> reporter: children routinely walk a couple of locks to a secured parking lot. this morning, a spokesperson says just like the feds around the lot, it's employees were prepared for this morning's event. >> no staff were involved or hurt. and i'm extremely proud of the way the staff responded at the hospital. >> reporter: detectives we spoke with late at the hospital had few other details expect they know believe the suspect was intoxicated instead of experiencing an episode. no one had seen him at the hospital before. as far as preventing something like this from happening again, children's says they'll review their current plan. but there'

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man: you just can't visualize all the assets that are under our feet. we have about two million miles of pipe in this nation. if you're walking around in an urban area, you're probably stepping on a pipe. man: our grandparents paid for, and put in for the first time, these large distribution systems. woman: and in many cases, it's not been touched since. man: we're at a critical turning point. much of that infrastructure is wearing out. narrator: our water infrastructure is made up of complex, underground systems that function continuously. these 10 locations take a look at the history, design, and challenges of our water infrastructure systems. each one represents a small part of what's at stake on a national scale. but understanding the challenges starts with understanding the value of the three basic systems. generations of americans have never experienced living without a constant, unlimited supply of water delivered straight to the tap, or without their waste flushed immediately away. i think people often forget -- because, you know, water utilitie

man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric

man's bitch i'm not the man's bitch or for him to off already in that sense. well i say the white man because as i stated at the hearing the only person you see on them the money the currency is one one person you know all their deceased and the power and the structure is not in any other ethnic so-called ethnic power you know i like i said this time has been used by nick lee you have to parse for a white man's world or refer to answer see michael jackson in his own jam refer to the man and one of my position is that some technical the state white it does not is not a word of people only is not under possession me personally my last name is griffin griffin being anglo indian of astra's ancestry meaning that i don't have i have ancestry in british and india so i have just much right as anyone to state not the white man if you want to get technical about it but well i'm glad we're ok guys i'm just curious because you know you say if there's a white one white man who's on the on the dollar on the currency but we have a black man as president right now. right he's

man: it's not construction of new pipelines. we are talking about maintaining, sustaining the infrastructure we have. you've got to know what you have, where it is, what condition it's in, and how long you can expect it to last. melosi: we have very little choice because we've invested in a system that cannot be readily changed. we don't leave a lot of flexibility to dig that all up and replace it with something else. sinha: so we have to also teach our students, the workforce, that there is a new science -- repair, renewal, and rehabilitation. that's different from building something new. you cannot fix each and every crack in the city. it's like each city, you're talking about 3,000, 5,000 miles of pipe. so you have to prioritize where they can go and fix the system. narrator: each city faces unique situations, so they must determine the asset management approach that best addresses these challenges. inspections can be done with various technologies, often by a robot... or personally by a technician on a bicycle. sensors detec

the man gave up right away. because of the state of mind the man was put on a gurney. police held his head up or lifted the incline part of the verdi so the victim in this case could identify the man. he was identified and the man was officially taken in to custody. no one was hurt in the understand den. police say the man will be evaluated and depending how the evaluation turns out he will be taken to jail or john george psychiatric hospital in san san leandro. >> thank you. >>> our time is 8:01. >>> in southern california homes are threatened this morning by an out of control wildfire burning near palm dale. 7,000-acres have been burned. 1,000 homes remain evacuated. evacuation orders have been lifted in rancho vista. about 500 firefighters and planes are out there trying to fight this fire. a short time ago, we saw a dc 10 tanker make the first drop out there. the temperatures are cool. winds are calm right now. but that is expected to change this afternoon. the winds are expected to pick up. the temperatures are expected to be, turnly in the high 90s. that's not go

. >>> in oakland where oakland police and bart police teamed up and shot and killed man, a man they say was armed. >> accident in alamo between a car and bike leaves an adult male and 2-year-old girl in the hospital. >> a man with a gun may have helped cause this car to smash into a house early this morning. if may be warm and sunny now but one city is getting ready for rain and the impact of stormwater runoff. what officials encourages residents to do. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. i'm heather holmes. >> four different investigations now underway after bart police and oakland police shot and killed a man this morning. it started near the fruitvale bart station when someone called the police to report the man was on east 12th street armed with knives. >> reporter: oakland police haven't identitied the man they shot here on 16th street yet but they say he is hispanic between 30 and 40. past the crime scene tape an unsettling sight. a man shot multiple times by both oakland and bart police officers lies in the stre

oakland officers tased him but the man kept running. >> i saw this man walking backwards saying shoot me, shoot me. none of the police say anything. they were gathered together. >> oakland pd tried to taser a second time but he charged them with the knives. >> at that point other officers on the scene who is there to protect the officers, discharged their firearms who falls to the ground. >> it comes two days after the governor signed a new law allowing civilian oversight of the department. now a new shooting investigation will have to play out. >> by desire we wouldn't have to be taser everybody but everybody has to protect themselves. with that, that is all i say at this moment. i want to make sure we look at the investigation and see the facts before i make such a statement. >> the full investigation could take weeks. the bart civilian review panel won't go into effect until january but this shooting is exactly the kind of incident the panel was designed to investigate. >> the fruit veil community is planning to resurrect the neighborhood watch program. they scheduled a community m

can catch him in the new film "terri man." -- "solitary man." >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. >> nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions by viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] >> i am delighted to have michael douglas today. you can catch his latest project called "solitary man." >> dad. >> don't call me that. and you, don't call me grandpa, not now. >> what should i call you? >> no, that is what i call my dad. >> where is this one? >> don't look, you will screw things up. she is checking me out. tavis: that you have on the program. >> thanks. tavis: "solitary man" is about? >> it is about a very successful, tristate car dealer who thinks he has a serious medical issue, but rather than really following it up, he says you know what, i am going to live each day like it is my last. he leaves his wife, susan sarandon, and gets together with his girlfriend, mary louise parker. it is beautifully written and very funny. tavis: this is very differen

flip side is i'm a man. record, and i'm a man, people react to it and say, "hey, that's dirty music." yeah. how'd you react to that? well, first of all, they put ideas in my head when they started saying that. i was wondering, "what's dirty?" what did i say? i didn't say nothing. you did say, in i'm a man, "all you pretty women, come along. "i just need one hour with you. i can make love to you, baby, in an hour's time." there's nothing suggestive about that. but wait a minute. now, hold it. there's nothing suggestive about it. but if you walked in the hallway and you caught some dude and a chick standing up in there, all hooked up kissin', somebody'd run and holler, "they was in the hallway making love." that's--that's-- they were kissing. now, the other part of it, we won't go into. [laughter] so you rewrote bo diddley, but you didn't have to rewrite i'm a man. they took off. they were huge hits. and this is your first record, the one you kind of made in the kitchen and then in chess studios. did you go, "

do you deny manning is the source of the material? >> we don't know who the source of the material is. if those allegations are true, then of course the man is a hero. >> reporter: wikileaks self-described heroic work extends to the broadest range of the ambitious and powerful. during the '08 presidential campaign wikileaks public blushed the contents of sarah palin's yahoo! account which appears to show she sent official messages on private e-mails to avoid disclosure laws. wikileaks even took on the secretive church of scientology, posting secret manuals online. what's the common thread here? >> the common thread is concealing information to prevent some kind of reform. >> reporter: the danger is you pick so many powerful targets and you become a target yourself. so asange lives on the road. a life that suits him, he says. his family moved constantly as a child. and he's run into trouble himself. convicted of computer hacking in australia in 1995. wikileaks itself doesn't have a home either look dated on more than 20 internet server

let's talk about your movie "the extra man." all right. what is an extra man?thy widows, mostly from the upper east side of manhattan. and he's -- he's just taken a roommate, basically someone who can pay the rent. this man pays for nothing. he's destitute. he has no money. he's desperate, but he lives the high life with these wealthy dowagers. and he describes himself as an extra man meaning women outlive men, and, therefore, they need someone to fill the empty seat so it's boy, girl, boy, girl. but he says, "i'm not merely an extra man. i'm essential to any social situation of any note because of my wit, intelligence and extraordinary joie de vivre." >> jimmy: exactly. very interesting. >> he's this elegant guy, but he's living in this squalid. he's desperate. he doesn't know where his next meal is coming from. >> jimmy: and he meets up with paul dano. >> well, he needs a roommate to help pay the rent. well, to pay the bulk of the rent. he just doesn't tell that to the roommate, but that was always my thought. >> jimmy: he's a great actor. >> paul dano is gre

man. the victim is expected to survive. >>> oakland made it official today. it is now the nation's first city to authorize and regulate large scale commercial marijuana growing. the city council gave final approval to license four pot production operations. the marijuana would be for medical use. the the city would benefit by taxing it. cities interested to the new policy have to offer bids. richmond may pass a similar ordnance. >>> oakland city leaders and police union have come up with a possible compromise toll keep police officers on the job. it's a proposed tax of a dollar a day. voters will ultimately decide. we sampled their opinions. >> reporter: he has owned this two bedroom home the past three years. she works two jobs and hasn't decided if she'll support a measure to pay another $360 in property taxes. the money would go to rehiring the recently laid off police officers. >> i'm waiverring. it would be difficult at the same time i truly support oakland police officers. >> reporte

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inspired me as a young man to walk with god and i had to come to celebrate the life of this great man>> reporter: the hearse carrying the body and limousines carrying his family left for a private burial pit in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> three years ago someone stole a plastic arm of eight minute and at a restaurant in san francisco and the arm which is attached to a life-size replica of a riot by mail along with those taken of the arm and included a letter from a self- described drunken patron who's admitted to stealing at the arm the restaurant held in the attachment party and also served free bloody mary's to customers. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00, if this july seems cooler than normal, details on the bay area's chilly summer predict temperatures may be inching upward a. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the weather and will have a full report. bay area news at 7:00 is a multimedia newscast. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a

it was fed the information from a source believed to be this man, army specialist brad manning, now behindan online friendship with a sacramento, california, computer hacker. he told the hacker he discovered incredible, awful things that belonged in the public domain and not on some server stored in a dark room in washington, d.c. realizing the magnitude of the situation, the hacker then decided to turn manning in to authorities. >> had i not acted i would have wondered for the rest of my life, did i get somebody killed? >> reporter: manning told the hacker he downloaded the classified information onto cds which previously had music by artists such as lady gaga burned onto them. rob and vinita? >> thanks, t.j. and our coverage of the leaked war documents will continue later this morning. we'll take you live to washington on "america this morning." we'll look at the backlash on "good morning america" and get insight on the website that posted the secrets later during this half hour. >>> bp is confirming this morning tony hayward will step down as bp's chief executive in october. >> and robe

they calmed the man down along with the help of the staff at the hospital and arrested the man. watch this video and listen carefully to what the suspect is shouting as they put him under arrest. >> don't shoot me, man, don't shoot me! >> reporter: you may be able to hear the man shouting don't shoot me and, "gave up, i gave up." apparently he shouted that over and over. no shots were fired, indeed no one was hurt. here's oakland police captain darrin allison. >> officers responded and directed this individual where they contacted him and the individual surrendered fairly quickly and was taken into custody. >> reporter: was he ever holding anybody? >> the information we had is that at one point he had somebody, an individual at gunpoint. but upon contact with the police officers he surrendered. >> reporter: we understand he may have been an emergency room nurse who was shaken up but released and apparently in good shape. drugs may be involved. the man took the emergency room nurse at gunpoint. when police arrived he quickly surrendered. the man said someone was trying to kill hi

a man was charged and they opened fire. they are mentally more happened >> the fatal shooting involving oakland and bart police officers brought back some bad memories. q. remember the oscar grant's was shot and these two shootings are very, very different. they shot the man because apparently he was charging that an officer with knives and the shooting did not happen at the bart station in said happened right here on 33rd avenue on east 16th street. that is five blocks away from the bart station. we have a team coverage and it reports the man was apparently walking to the bart station with knives in hand and when the bart police officers tried to stop and he took off. >> gun shooting. >> and he shall like that and the police were saying stop, stop, stop! >> he was paced by 2 different o pd officers and that proved disaffected. >> that turned deadly. the man >> turn towards the officer with a knife in hand and charge the officer. >> officer killed him. at the >> at. other officers who were on scene they it discharge their f

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on a boat with the man your man could smell like. >> reporter: ...is now perhaps the most successfulng campaign ever. >> the whole commercial is just phenomenal. >> yeah, it's really funny. >> everything he does is so unexpected. >> reporter: this week, the creators of the old spice body wash campaign rolled out a wave of over 180 different youtube ads featuring actor and former n.f.l. player isaiah mustafa. >> monocle smile. >> reporter: each one a personal response to questions from fans posted on the web site twitter. >> hello, anonymous. i'm glad at least some of most of you are liking my new old spice commercial. swan dive! >> reporter: so far, 21 million people have watched mustafa make his dead pan pitch. >> we had to create something that would not put off men but would drag women in. >> reporter: eric baldwin is one of the portland, oregon, based marketing brains behind the blitz. >> we're making short little 30- second movies. >> reporter: the man in the towel has done everything from marriage proposals... >> angela a. chamberlain, will you make j.s. biels the happiest man

an man was believed to be 111 years old and tokyo's oldest man. when officials went to congratulate him on his birthday, they found only mummified remains in his bed and his family a lot better off than they used to be. >> even by the standards of japan's rapidly aging society, he stood out. the official record shows him to be extremely long left. in fact, he was formally recognized at 111 as the oldest man in all of tokyo. that was until the police forced their way into this house this week and made a shocking discovery. inside they found a body of the man lying on a bed. from the state of the courts and the date of newspapers and iran, they believe -- from the state of be corpse and the date of newspapers around the room, they believe he died 30 years ago. local welfare officials tried to go around, but every time they went, the family said the old man was out of town or lock himself into his gramm. they said he wanted to be a living buddha. authorities are investigating whether financial frauds took place. despite being dead, he has been drawin

mouth found a wounded man slumped over the steering wheel of his car. they tried to revive the man for 15 minutes before pronouncing him dead at the scene. ticket detectives say he was shot two years ago over a, quote, perception of disrespect. >>> a two-year-old girl is in the hospital after a car struck her and her father in danville this afternoon. it happened around 2:30 near danville boulevard. the highway patrol says the girl was riding in a trailer that was being pulled by her father's bicycle. paramedics rushed the girl to children's hospital in oakland where her condition is still unknown. >>> america's new is national park opened today in concord. the port chicago naval magazine national memorial park. commemorates an explosion that took place 66 years ago today. the blast killed 320 sailors, most of. the african-american. after that tragedy, 50 sailors were tried for refusing to work in what they considered an unsafe environment. future supreme court justice thurgood marshall represented them in court but the men were convicted of mutiny. the

it was from this man, on the intelligence analyst, brad man manning accused of document theft. >> he a lot covered up and had to come out. >> he alerted the f.b.i. >> had i not acted, i would have wondered, did i get somebody killed. >> they detail 2007 commando raid gone wrong. after five rockets struck a compound, members of a force arrived to find 7 dead children and no al-qaeda leader. >> it's 4:48. bp is confirming that tony hayward will step down as chief executive on october 1st. hayward who has been the face of the gulf oil disaster will take a job in russia. he'll be replaced by bob dudley who took charge from hayward last month. bp is reporting a record $17 billion second quarter loss. it has set aside $32 million related to the spill. >>> air and ground crews are fighting a wildfire in kern county. it started yesterday about 42 miles northeast of bakersfield. it has spread to over 3 square miles. blaze was threatening some homes and burned some structures already. no injuries have been reported. residents of the a town and nearby juvenile detention facility were evacuated.

sketch of a man who attempted to rape a woman. ktvu's robert handa joins us now, he's live with reaction and the new sketch. >> reporter: we are here in the santa cruz mountains where there are a lot of popular hiking trails and where officials are warning hikers to keep an eye out for more than just nature. there was a steady stream of visitors at castle rock state park today even though officials posted warnings and released a composite sketch of a man suspected of threatening two women hikers at gunpoint last thursday demanding sex. officials say the man grabbed the women, but they escaped by slipping off their backpacked and running away. >> i was very scared, i didn't know that they had weapons out here. >> it made me more aware of my surroundings, just to be on the look out for that type of person. >> reporter: authorities describe the man as latino,

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and man's best friend, for a very good reason. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. the obama administration has been saying there's nothing much new in those field reports from the afghan war, but posting some 76,000 of them on the internet, that's a whole other matter. the military said today the leak may have already cost the lives of american soldiers and their allies. and the f.b.i. has been called in now to help track down whoever gave the documents to the whistle blower web site wikileaks. national security correspondent david martin has the story. >> reporter: the damage caused by the hemorrhage of classified documents is worse than originally thought. today, pentagon officials in effect accused wikileaks and its source within the u.s. military of murder. >> the truth is, they might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier or that of an afghan family. >> reporter: in what appears to b

>>> a 51 man enters children's hospital early this morning. what bolls did to make sure the victim could identify him. >> getting busier in the morning commute. >> on this friday by the coast around the bay fog and drizzle but inland warm today. we will have those numbers talk about the weekend as well coming right up. >> and in just a few hours dozens of san jose firefighters are expected to be out of a job. why and how it could impact you. the morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> and good morning. it is friday, july 30th. i am claudine wong in for pam cook today. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. here is steve. >> good morning, everybody. there is fog. not just low clouds but fog and drizzle. once that burns off, though, 60s -- [ inaudible ] >> -- those hills and far away, 80s to mid-80s and 90s. the fog there will burn off much much sooner. your weekend forecast in five minutes now my good friend sal. >> steve, westbound 80 traffi

army intelligent expert bradley manning.he 22-year-old boasted he downloaded hundreds of documents. the "today" show is up next with a closer look at the files and their impact. >> new video just in of a fire burning in kern county, more than three square miles in bull run creek. the flames have pushed several people from their homes. inmates from the juvenile detention facility. several structures have been burned. we're not sure exactly what they are. if they're sheds or if they're homes. >> new this morning, republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman is revealing her political plans. she said she has no interest in a future run for the white house and said she's focused on helping recession-racked california climb out of its unemployment rate. she faces jerry brown in the governor's race. >> meantime, want to check in with mike inouye and get a look at your morning commute. >> good morning. we had a problem, a couple of accidents southbound 680 through concord. both around geary road. the first cleared from the chp in

the man is 5'8" to 5'10" between 160 and 170 pounds. the woman is shorter between 5'3" and 5'4ed" between 140 and 150 pounds. >> i'm hoping somebody in the public will see this video and recognize who these two people are and realize this was a senseless act and call us. >> reporter: oakland police and crimestoppers are offering a reward up to $20,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case. live in oakland, priya david clemens, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> suspected 580 shooter byron williams did not enter a plea as prosecutors filed two additional felony charges against hill. he was pulled over in oakland on sunday night and allegedly opened fire on four chp officers before he was shot and arrested. police say the 45-year-old parolee told them he intended to kill people at the aclu and the tides foundation in san francisco. williams now faces eight felony charges. he's scheduled to return to court on august 1th. >>> the city of oakland has agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement, some of them drug tests who accuse police fal

a spanish man who has undergone the world's first full face phrase -- faced transplant faces the camera as four months after surgery. it is the biggest leak in american military history and it might fuel growing doubts about current strategy in afghanistan. more than 90,000 documents detailing the actions of western forces disclosed on the internet. suggesting far more afghan civilian deaths denn have been officially acknowledged, suggesting that pakistani intelligence has been corresponding with the taliban. >> on authorized, unprecedented, embarrassing, it has been called the biggest ever leak of classified military documents since the vietnam war. well placed by an anonymous source, washington has not denied them. just how damaging are these leaks? new details of civilian casualties show them to be higher than previously reported. most were killed by the taliban, but here is a report from october of 2007 reading that one local child was killed in action, one adult female, exactly the kinds of civilian deaths that have caused so many afghans to resent nato. as of june 2007 there is a

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. >> at the center of the storm, why this northern california man says he outed the former army analyst accused of leaking thousands of secret afghan war documents. >>> are electric vehicles bad? >> absolutely not. they are our future transportation. >> cars of the future on display in the bay area but is it wise to buy electric right now? >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. begin with a big decision by . >> good evening, i'm ken bastida -- >> i'm dana king. >> tonight we begin with a big decision by oakland city leaders. a decision that could lead to the rehiring of 80 police officers who were recently laid off. this after a day of intense negotiations with the police union, joe vazquez is at city hall the latest tonight. joe. >> this could be a breakthrough but there is a catch. always a catch. in this case the catch is for those officers to be rehired the people of oakland have to go back to the ballot in november and about to raise their taxes heavily. >>> um, the motion passes. >> reporter: the council voted 5-3 to place a four-year partial tax on the november ballot for 2010. it woul

the man turns towards the officer. charges the officer. >> the place defended himself and killed him. >> other officers discharge their fire striking the suspect who then falls to the ground and did not survive his wounds. >> off survive shooting has made the neighborhood and ec. >> everybody scared right now after the bart station situation. >> that shooting happened not far for more oscar brand was killed 2009. as kron 4 explains because of that case they are responding to the shooting much differently. >> both the oakland and art are treating this case with care and sensitivity. the man who briefed the media was the deputy police chief typically it's a public information officer who talks to the reporters especially on a saturday. also barred officials were speaking out very quickly the board of directors say unlike how they responded to the oscar brand shooting this time they wanted to address any concerns there right away. their goal is to be proactive and transparent. in oakland kron 4 >> tomorrow is the support

the police arrived to find one man shot who later died in hospital. on saturday one man in stable condition the other in critical condition. >> oakland police arrived with some moments to searching year- old victims were transported stood hospitals one wasn't critical condition. the destructive up as another shooting in oakland. >> after the incident the police officer chased the grow away and told him to leave the area. as they're leaving the area they heard the screaming, out of the house and of the street zairian as soon as they ran inside and they ran screaming he has a knife. and i guess the ambulance came and took her away as well. and so of line taken up in whenever transfer >> people and cities to they were rallying in against violence. this is something called silence against violence. it is also happening in san francisco. it was a peace march today. and father we know that in the death of its hall homicide. we lost our leadership. some of those young men and women will never grow up to be who we in will have looked up upon perrand >> silenc

they said he was a pleasant person who kept to himself. >> he is a kind man. he doesn't mess with anybody. he goes to work and comes home. >> homicide detectives are trying to determine a motive for the killing. >>> criminals have been keeping the police busy in oakland. nine customers inside the green bubble restaurant were robbed just before 11:00 last night. the restaurant was robbed as well. there's no word yet on the discorruption of the suspects. two years ago, there was a take over of the restaurants. >>> and is police were involved in a chase. taz police pursued the car, the riders opened all of the doors and jumped out. the police caught up with the driver of the car. he was arrested. police say the car was stolen. >>> things are getting back to normal between bart's line and the airport. service was interrupted for a short time because of reports that a man was on the track. witness say they saw a young, white man with a mohawk jump onto the track and run toward the station. bart de activated the rail while they searched for the man. >> right when i

in that incident, a man fired first at deputies. again, investigators here say they are still trying to determine the circumstances of today's shooting. live in alameda county, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a south bay man accused of attacking a musician on stage appeared in court for his arraignment. 61-year-old lee tong did not enter a plea on four felony counts, including the unauthorized use of tear gas. prosecutors say tong pepper sprayed a vietnamese singer last sunday. tong was a fighter pilot in vietnam before the fall of saigon. he said he attacked the singer because of his current ties to the current vietnamese government. he's being held on $100,000 bail. >>> police say five businesses in richmond and el cerrito were vandalized overnight. it's probably the work of one person. the businesses were located on san pablo and mcdonald avenues. the first report came in before midnight that a window was smashed at a chinese restaurant. there was a gas station, a starbucks, panda express and an ihop nearby. >>> there are

the man walked in with a gun and took a hostage. but we are learning some more things about that now. we understand that the staff and the hospital security along with police quickly defused the situation. we have some video to show you now. listen carefully to the suspect as he is being arrested. >> don't shoot me, man, don't shoot me! >> reporter: you may hear him shouting, don't shoot me, doesn't shoot me, and i gave up, i gave up. no shots indeed were fired. no one was hurt. here's oakland police captain darrian allison. >> our officers responded and contacted the individual. the individual surrendered fairly quickly and was taken into custody. >> reporter: was ever holding anybody? >> at one point he did have somebody, an individual, at gunpoint. but upon contact with the police officers, he surrendered. >> reporter: another officer told us drugs may be involved. now, that individual the gunman was holding was a clerk not as nurse as we reported earlier. the clerk was in the emergency room and she was held hostage at gunpoint.

a man walks in with a gun and pulls it on a female employee. i'm christie smith. we will tell you what happened next, coming up in a live report. >>> closing their doors, bay area centers that help hundreds of kids have to shut down today. >>> san jose state says it will accept applications for the spring semester, but there's a hitch. >>> another update on that break news out of the east bay we are been following that morning a terrifying morning for people at oakland children's hospital a man walks in and pulls a gun on a worker. nbc bay area's christie smith is live at the scene at oakland children's hospital. she has a look at what happened. had to be some pretty scary moments, christie. absolutely. real wild night here at the emergency room at oakland children's hospital. this started out rather quiet and then a man walked into the emergency room that you see right over there. he walked into where the employees were, pulled a gun on a female worker here. he grabbed her and was holding her, other employees inside, this all was going on, they were able to call

the man was found slumped over steering wheel of his car.we're live in berkeley with the latest and what do police have to go on tonight, stacey? >> reporter: here's what we know. just around 5:00 this afternoon, he came into dispatch. once again malvea street. and just across from this tent city here. police say they found a man slumped over the steering wheel of a red mercedes sports car. police say this man was shot and killed a few blocks from his home. >> we don't believe that this shooting is random. most shootings are associated with some sort of dispute. it can be minor or, from our experience and other agency's experience, 80% have some drug related nexus. we don't know that for sure, but that tends to be the flavor of shootings like this. >> i heard gunfire from the front living room of this house. and i ran outside. and i didn't see anything going on. i looked over to the protest zone over there. and it didn't look like anybody was responding to gunfire. but i heard like seven shots, five or seven shots in quick succession at a ve

they describe the man as a latino man with a stocky build. the women escaped unharped.lice have posted warnings at the popular wilderness park advising hikers. many hikers we spoke with said they plan to be cautious and aware of their surroundings, but they also vowed not to be intimidate. >>> there is word tonight a mendecino county sheriff deputy shot and killed a man today at a marijuana growing site. it happened this morning at u.s. forest service land near the county line separating mendecino and akima county. one man was killed the other escaped. mendecino county authorities say they are finding unusually large amounts of marijuana this year. >>> and warships powered across the water on day two of joint u.s. south korean military exercises. one group practiced live fire training on an abandoned submarine. china responded today with a rocket drill. today is the 57th anniversary of the truce that ended the korean war. >>> in mexico, newspapers published a picture today proported to be of a missing presidential candidate. the man is blindfolded and holding up a newsp

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