and that led to the -- this whole complete rebuilding of paris under napoleon iii. the paris that we see today is really the paris that napoleon iii and his chief officer in charge of the reconstruction of paris george houseman, that's the paris we know today with the grand boulevards, the opening up of avenues, the planning -- planting of all the trees, the expansion of the balone and was done by the napoleon iii epic. and then came another revolution, or came the franco- prussian war and after the war another regime took charge after the defeat of the communards, which they're called which in effect is the french civil war where they slaughtered each other in the most atrocious fashion irrespective, men, women, children, just a hideous bloodbath in paris. and the americans, many of them, were witness to this. and sometimes to their detriment and other times just as part of the adventure of that experience in their life. one of the most admirable of all is a young woman named mary putnam who was the first american woman to get a degree of medicine from the school o

napoleon benefits fist on the table and said and sugar and dan colony. without haiti, why do i need louisiana? a backwards breadbasket. the idea of growing food in louisiana and shipping it to haiti, there is no point to maintaining louisiana. why would napoleon be so stupid as to sell this vast profitable land in the united states rather than keeping it for himself? the reality is without haiti there is no point and no reason to maintain control as there is in the north american continent. the haitian revolution is the reason louisiana became america. an interesting figure happens in louisiana. haiti's sugar production has fallen from 70,000 tons of sugar to 10,000 in 1798. there is a very smart man who is a french aristocrat who moved to louisiana and he said with haiti's sugar production falling surely we can grow sugar in louisiana. so he started doing that and it was of a lower quality than the sugar produced in haiti given there's no sugar production coming out anymore they consult on the market and get very rich. jean noelle ddesterin said cultiva

that's when police say cindy's husband, napoleon caliguiran, shot both of them before pulling the gun on himself. >> last night, you know, she was supposed to come to class. so we called her. and there was this bad rumor. nobody wanted to believe that. she's really good in responding. so she didn't respond the whole day. >> reporter: cindy and kyle williams were members of the beta alpha si business fraternity. off camera the fraternity president told me williams had an aura about him, he had leadership qualities and charisma. their business school classmates are in disbelief. >> it's pretty shocking, actually, to hear about all this stuff. like you never expect it to happen on this type of environment. >> reporter: a flower and a candle now honor the victims on campus while an entire student body mourns. and police say the gun used in all of this was legally under the name of napoleon caliguiran, the shooter in this case. and word around campus is that kyle williams was himself happily married and that the two victims in the case were just simply friends and study partners. a lot of

. >> el tiroteo se registró el martes por la noche dónde napoleon abrió fuego hacía su esposa y un hombreos motivos del crimen no se conocen, ya que los protagonistas murieron. >> 3 jóvenes fueron arrestados por ser presuntos participes de la muerte de una sra seÑora: un alumno de 16 de preparatoria y 2 adolescentes de la escuela caume comuniti. >> un paciente de napa, fue atacado por otro interno, tiene 66 años de edad y el atacante es de 31 años, esto ocurrió dónde se encuentran los delincuentes má peligrosos. >> se debió responder a los llamados de auxilio más tipicos típicos:el servicio 911 siguió funcionando a pesar de que las computadores fallaron. >> las autoridades de san francisco dejaron de reportar debido a problemas problemas::. >> estos beneficios son para los menores que van a la escuela, la nueva disposición consiste en reforzar sus políticas cómo cuidad santiago para inmigrants. >> obama dijo, que quienes se oponen a la reforma migratoria, no deben olvidar que este país se levantó gracias a los imigrants. >> tiene un plan de reforma migratoria?. >> estamos consultado con m

---el tiroteo se registro el martes por la noche en un estacionamiento del plantel cuando "napoleon lavariasuiran", de 54 aÑos, abrio fuego contra su esposa y contran hombre que se encontraba en el interior de un vehiculo con ella, para despues quitarse la vida. ---las victimas fueron identificadas como "marcory tarlit cali-guiran", de 25 aÑos, y "thomas kyle williams" de 26.---segun la portavoz de la universidad, los motivos que llevaron al crimen posiblemente nunca se conoceran ya que los tres protagonistas del caso murieron. --tres menores de edad fueron arrestados junto a un joven de 18 aÑos, por presuntamente haber participado en un asesinato.--la victima, que fue apuñalada, se llamaba "jerrie lee olmstead" y vivia en "corte madera".--el incidente ocurrio ayer poco despues de las 5 de la tarde en la cuadra 600 de la calle "b" en san rafael. --los detenidos son "carlos gutierrez" de 18 aÑos, estudiante de la preparatoria "madrone", un alumno de 16 aÑos de la preparatoria "novato," y otros dos adolescentes que asisten a la escuela "county community". --segun las autoridades, el hecho esta

murieron en el carro, y el sospechoso fuera del auto , el homicida usó una pistola de pequeñ calibre, napoleón no tenían niños. >>> es una tragedia, pero pasa, y tenemos que resolverlo, pero no como lo que pasó el martes. >>> el homicidio-suicidio, ocurrió en un quinto piso, los estudiantes no deberían sentirse inseguros porque tiene que ver con la víctima y sospechosos. >>> vi más policías, me parece muy bien. >>> confirman que no tienen récor de problemas maritales en la pareja, están seguros que se trata de violencia domñstica, investigan la relación de los dos estudiantes. >>> la esposa del pistolero está en filipinas, y es la primera tragedia en la universidad estatal de san jos la investigación continúa, alejandro, regresamos contigo. >>> gracias gilberto. >>> un joven de 18 años y tres menores de edad, fueron arrestados, por el apualamiento de un hombre, de san rafael, estaría vinculado con pandillas el incidente, el estudiante fue detenido, y tambié un alumno de 16 año y otros dos adolescentes, el incidente ocurrió ayer, a la tarde, en la cuadra 600. >>> las autoridades de oakland busc

caliguiran de 25, ambos estudiantes de contabilidad a un mes de graduarse, fueron asesinados por napoleons that lead up to the shooting in the garage, we are not sure if we'll ever know because the three people who know this are no longer with us.. la portavoz dijo que desconocen qu llev a que se produjera el tiroteo en el garaje, y quizas nunca lo sabrn porque los involucrados estn muertos. s.o.t. amargit sangh/conoció a víctima 7:03:00 i just met her like tow weeks ago and now she is not anymore in this world is pretty sad.. este estudiante dijo que conocio a la vctima hace 2 semanas. --- y que ya no estuviera con nosotros en este mundo, le parecia muy triste.. s.o.t. 2:28:00 we do believe that we are looking at a case of domestic violence.. la portavoz agreg que se trat de un incidente de violencia domstica, y que es un buen momento para quienes estn viviendo una situacion similar, le cuenten a algn familiar o amigo.. el incidente dej en shock a la universidad. s .o.t. kenia contreras/alumn a de sjsu 8:27:00 pues sí me sorprendió la verdad al saber que había pasado esto, yo estaba trab

rolled thomas kyle williams of san jose. 26-year-old and the third on the gurney is 50 4 year-old napoleon who was married to-50 4 year-old. and students and confirmed that it was a murder- suicide. >> it confirms that everything we have on the scene right now was the shooter was the husband who shot the victims. and then, he shot himself. >>reporter: mode of that happened on the fifth floor of the sparking raj remains a mystery the motive. the university could not confirm if this was a romantic involvement. the motive of the parking garage. >> we do not know and we may never know the series of events would have been on a parking garage on tuesday night. but, we do know that we're dealing with a domestic violence. >>reporter: some of the business school, with most of them set to graduate. not far, a note left to williams that your flame will never go out. the students were slated for graduation. rob fladeboe. >>pam: this second incident in the last one week at napa state hospital. live. dan kerman. >>reporter: we know about the incident with two different staff members on may 8th. now, wit

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he was shot to death by mccrory's husband napoleon callgeron. >> we knew, somebody would walk her to that parking and kyle was walking her that time. so it was always someone next to her. >> reporter: the university says there was no record of domestic violence or a criminal record. the motive is still unclear. >>> the san francisco police department is saying thank you to a man who helped pin down the suspect in a vicious attack at fisherman's wharf. the department honored security guard bryan jones with a certificate of appreciation today. police say jones detained the suspect who grabbed an 84-year- old man by the neck and threw him to the ground earlier this month apparently while practicing some kind of martial arts. the victim is now in the hospital and recovering. >>> four oakland fire stations fate hangs in the balance tonight. mike mibach is live where one of those stations could become a victim of a worse case scenario. >> reporter: we were down there and decided to come down to downtown oakland because that big budget meeting just got going. right now it is taking place in

the husband, napoleon caliguiran, was 54 years old, 29 years older than his wife. police say he then shot and killed himself. a campus spokesman says there are still a lot of unanswered questions involved. >> we won't know. everybody who knows for sure has passed away. >> reporter: we do know that cindy and kyle were both seniors about to graduate with degrees in business. both affiliated with the club on campus. we found these pictures on the website. people who live in the area are glad there is not a killer still on the loose. >> as sad and tragic as it is, if there is a connection, it's a relief to know it wasn't a random act of violence. >> we told folks to reach out to the people around them, their loved ones, family, friends, to check in. it's a good time do it today but it's a good time always. >> reporter: now, police say the shooter had no known criminal record. and that the two students that we showed you they were both in their 20s, one 25, one 26. elizabeth? >> all right. anne makovec live for us this afternoon in san jose, thank you. >>> a chp officer

the suspect was identified as 54-year-old napoleon. >>> we don't know a lot and we may never know a lotbout the series of events that led up into the garage on tuesday night. but we do know that we are dealing with a little bit of domestic violence here. >> the two business students were found in a car in the north campus parking garage tuesday night and the woman's husband was found shot outside of the car. again what the university is calling a murder suicide. back here live we are been talking with students. one says he knew one of the victim, the woman. and he says that they were friends. coming up at 5:00, more on what he is telling us. we will also atalk with other students and telling what the university is planning for students here. reporting live at san jose state, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. santa clara police are asking for the public's health relate today a suspicious death. a man's body was found on the ground and bleeding in lafayette street just before 6:00 this morning. the victim's identity has not been released. -- they have not said what type of weapon was use

the man here on it is napoleon lavararias caliguiran. a university confirmed it was a murder-suicide. >> based on everything we have right now the shooter, who was the husband and the situation shot the victims and then shot himself. >> reporter: the the motive remains a mystery. they hinted that a possibility. >> we don't know lot and we may never know a lot about this series of events that led up to what happened on tuesday night. we do know we are dealing with some domestic violence here. >> reporter: the mood was somber they were set to graduate in a few weeks, not far away somebody left this for williams. in san jose kron 4 news. >> james: this to student films were outgoing and ambitious students. >> she was a nice person, she steadied she was glowing, never any problems. i think that top accounting firm was planning to hire herschel was working part time there. she was super smart and honor student. >> james: he said his friend the victim rarely talked about her personal life, he wasn't aware she was married. for 30 7:00 a.m. for

. >> rose: let's suppose you're interested in napoleon and the french revolution? what do do you? you prepare? what's the process of going from, "i'm curious about napoleon," to, two, "this is what i have to teach you. this is your access to understand this moment in history in? >> once again, i approach it from what my brain would like to see. for me, with history, in particular-- and i don't foal like i got this in the history books. and even now when i prepare i'm not getting it from the history books on my shelves. i like to see a scaffold. i like to see a map. what is the holy roman empire. what is it now? what are these things? people keep referring to them but if i can't-- for history i immerse myself in it as much as possible. i usually read a wikipedia entry first just to get the scaffold. >> rose: it's a learning experience. i want to see where it fits. i want to see the geography of the place. what does it look like? >> the beauty of wikipedia if i find cool maps along the way, i copy and paste-- i make sure it's in the public domain, copy and paste and stick it on my b

the shooter was her husband. 50 year-old in napoleon. he turned the gun on himself. investigators say it was a case of domestic violence. the two, wife and friend were accounting students. there were honor students. they're expected to graduate and a few weeks and friends say that the couple, the cal runs or happy. napoleon was not to the trellis or violent type. >> we see them together. they love each other. he is not the time the do it and she is not the type of girl that would do it. we do not think this would happen. >>darya: they did work together on projects and they were friends. >>mark: it had all text thing it could be coming near you. they're using text messaging to report bad behavior or problems with trains. the message is going to call center where dispatchers response to the issue. the president of bard is leading to the push of the tax system. he sees it as being more convenient than the current system of reporting problems to as train operator or station agent. coming up with record to have a live report with the bart station. >>james: a live look fro

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investigators say the business investors, and a friend were gunned down by cindy's husband. 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran before he turned the gun on himself. >> we don't know a lot and we may never know a lot about the series of events that led up to what happened in our garage tuesday night. >> pretty shocking, actually, to hear about it. you never expect to it happen in this environment. >> reporter: one classmate told nbc bay area, he didn't even know cindy was married even after working closely on a project together. >> she was really hard working all the time. studying and doing, we did the senior project together. 40 pages about the company analysis and we spent all the time. she did her best. >> last night she was supposed to come to class. we called her and there was this bad rumor. nobody wanted to believe it. >> many are in disbelief as they come to grips with the saddeneding to what were promising lives. >> now cindy's sister who lives in the philippines says her sister was planning on leaving the husband. she said her husband was physically abusive to cindy. nbc bay area has the l

police say 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran shot and killed his wife and another person. the two people were killed in the woman's car at a university parking garage. caliguiran then turned the gun on himself. the victim, 25-year-old cindy caliguiran, and 26-year-old kyle williams are both business students and weeks away from graduating. >> we tell folks to reach out to the people around them, their loved ones, family, friends, to check in. it's a good time to do today, but it's always a good time. >> as sad and tragic as it is, if there is a connection, it's a reto know it wasn't random. >> a professor said they worked on projects together but weren't involved in a romantic relationship >>> an east bay city is turning to motion sensor cameras to cut crime in local parks. christin ayers reports. >> reporter: the cameras cost about $6,000 a pop and brentwood police told me they are well worth it. from where i'm standing right now, the camera can take a succession of photos of me, high resolution photos, and warn me to get lost after park hours or else. loiter late at nigh

have you heard of louis napoleon? i am trying to find him too because he helped rescue this woman and was working with sidney howard gates who was editor and secretary and knew everything of the anti slavery society. now i know nothing. >> charles ray's daughter put out a memoir of his life after he died in 1986. you can look at that and he was also a member of the vigilant society. i don't do very much with the vigilance society because i couldn't find a relationship between that and my family. i would say charles ray's memoir, what about henry ford beecher? >> i started to scratch the surface with that. louis napoleon worked with him too. two afternoons in the brooklyn historical society. and i realized as helpful as they were, i was searching in the wrong collection. >> that happened to me too. a woman named -- [talking over each other] >> thank you. [applause] >> author carlo peterson describing african-americans with upper-class society and the civil war. search black gotham. this weekend on american history tv o

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police believe a domestic dispute led to a fatal shooting at a parking garage. 54-year-old napoleon caligui ran and her friend. both were honor students and just weeks away from graduating. the man then shot himself. >>> the city of brentwood is using talking cameras to cut down on after-hour loitering and vandalism at a local park. the $6,000 device warns you and then it snaps your photo. creek side park has two of them. police put them in because of graffiti, gang problems, and drug usage. the aclu is worried about the invasion of privacy but police say that the cameras are on public property and will only be turned on when the park is closed. >>> next week the federal government will be auctioning off some items that belong to the uni bomber. even his man eye 'fess toe, the well-known hoody, are going to be up for sale. normally the stuff would be destroyed but grace lee reports the feds came up with a different idea. >> reporter: want to delve into the mind of the uni bomber? one of the most notorious modern-day criminals. buy some of his property. >> a screwdriver is just a screwdriver

murder-suicide at san jose state university's parking garage resulted from a domestic dispute. 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran allegedly shot and killed his wife and another man before killing himself. 25-year-old cindy caliguiran and 26-year-old kyle williams were honor students at san jose state just weeks away from graduation. a professor who taught both victims said they were not involved in a romantic relationship. >>> and more teacher protests are planned in the bay area today against state cuts to education. california teachers association state of emergency campaign wraps up with a rally in front of san francisco city hall this morning. this morning, teachers plan rallies at four high schools on the peninsula. >>> and in sacramento, 26 teachers were arrested during a protest at the state capital. chp officers made the arrests after the building was scheduled to close at 6:00. the teachers are now facing misdemeanor trespassing charges. >>> 4:38. let's go ahead and get a quick look at traffic and weather on this friday. and lawrence, i guess we should enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. are y

russian riviera town though it's more of a summer holiday destination however the mountains across napoleonic are perfect for winter sports and there's a lot of ice being cast on really putting the winter games into what is a bones tropical resort so there's a lot of work has to be done to make sure that she is ready you know here for my colleague ben is he's in sochi about just how. those preparations are coming along . a miracle in the making of construction the city's bolshoi highs well this is entering its final stage took less than two years to record this giant structure like most of the venues here in sochi it's being built on schedule. all the facilities here except maybe for the main olympic stadium well have to be completed by two thousand and twelve so that they can be used during test competitions. and best of construction effort was launched in two thousand and seven when sochi won the olympic bid believed to construction sites no consume more than half the region's samantha supplies over three hundred fifty thousand tons more than a do they have thousand workers taking part in t

russian riviera down there it's more of a summer holiday destination however the mountains across napoleonic are perfect for winter sports and this is a lot of ice being passed on really putting the winter games into you what is a day when most tropical resort so there's a lot of work has to be done to make sure that sochi is ready because now here for my colleague there is a lot he's in sochi about just how those preparations are coming along. with me construction cinci station was trying its final stage to. spent two years to wreck this joint structure like most of the venues here in sochi it's being built on schedule and what used to move. all the facilities here except maybe for the main olympic stadium well have to be completed by two thousand and twelve so that they can be used during test competitions. and massive construction effort was launched in two thousand and seven when sochi won't be a limp big bid believe to construction sites no consume more than half the region's sanand supplies over three hundred fifty thousand plants more than a did have thousand workers take part in the

really every town there it's more of a summer holiday destination however the mountains across napoleonic are perfect for winter sports and this is a lot of ice being passed on really putting the winter games into what is a a woman's tropical resort so there's a lot of work have to be done to make sure that she is ready for not just the the athletes and the officials that we go in there will be thousands of fans from all across the world that will be of the poor again to sort cittie to see the games to support their nations lots of road networks improvements to the airport train networks as well as well of course as hotels and stadia now they are apparently on course and on track with the with the building of the of all those things that need to be tell me you know here from michael a dentist who looks he's in sochi about just how those preparations are coming along. a miracle in the making construction of centuries bolshoi ice bellows is entering its final stage took less than two years to wreck this giant structure like most of the venues here in sochi it's being built on schedule the w

summer holiday destiny however this the nation i beg your pardon however the mountains around across napoleonicthey are excellent and full winter sports but a lot of construction has to be done and it's a lot of construction on the way and some that still needs to be completed not just the the huge stadia that have to be built but also road networks train networks hotels of course have to be filled there's going to be thousands of people polled from all over the world coming to sochi to watch those games but as my colleague there is sports you know reports from such it seems that the construction is going according to plan. a miracle with the making of construction the city still showing that was the spent during its final stage so less than two years to record this joint structure like most of the venues here in sochi it's being built on schedule and we do not all the facilities here except maybe for the main olympic stadium well have to be completed by twenty twelfth so that they can be used during test competitions. because that would have less of construction effort was launched in two thou

that was a school it was where fourteen year old cedric napoleon had a history of abuse and starvation as a foster child and would panic when deprived of food he died when a special education teacher decided to use a quote there reputed floor hold with him after withholding his lunch clearly he was he was heavily scenic and had an episode and the woman that did this is still teaching our rights great for number two a resident of this facility died when an armed guard intervened with excessive force the resident was fatally shot after a run of the mill scuffle with another rather he's at the school or is it a prison. it got to. go to school police they carry guns in correct and. not to make light of this tragedy this was nov twelfth two thousand and ten when derrick lopez was shot fourteen year old while fleeing from school district police officer then you'll alvarado he had just been in a neighborhood scuffle the bus stop would stop with a peer when oliver otto chased him into a nearby backyard with is gun drawn according to eyewitnesses the eighth grader was shot dead on the scene aft

. >>> este tratamiento no es nuevo ya que que se aplicaba desde la antiguedad >>> napoleón ya lo usabate tipo de mosca ideal para sanar e e heridas en este laboratorio son las larvas interlizada para pasar a una cadena de frío para llegar a la clínica. comen crecen tanto que algunas pueden escaparse de la herida y aunque la imagen pueda ser repulsiva para algunas personas son su mayor que se esperanza, los especialistas dicen que no es complementaria y mo reemplaza el tratamiento convencional. . >>> interesante, lo invitamos a ver más noticias de salud en univision.com sólo busque nuestra página de primer impacto. >>> claro que sí, vamos a una pausa tras el aro aroma de flores podría esconderse la cura de graves enfermedades est estados unidos revela nuevos detalles sobre la muerte de bin laden. el caÁver del abatido terrorista fue trasladado al portaviones "carl vinson", en el mar aÁ bigo norte donde se realiÓ un entierro isÁmico tradicional.que tal, le habla jorge ramos adeÁs, un niÑo vecino de la casa donde fue abatido bin laden, dice que en esa residencia viÍan otros niÑos y pregun

what's missing from that approach well you know that's great what he said but i think you know hitler napoleon they all would have been justified under those criteria what about they attacked us that's why we're going to war so that's supposed to be the american new standard of use of force right only when it's not yeah and when you look at the constitution the best parts of the constitution are those that uphold what we call now the non-aggression axiom what they used to call the law of nature back then which says that no one may initiate force against anybody so the declaration of war indicates we are not initiated on war you know and i'm still this is really fast and i'm and when i read your perspective on this you know it's a fresh take on it and it really gets to the heart of what a declaration of war could be your should be and what the founders really intended it to be but isn't this kind of a technical argument i mean some like the technicality arion saying well you know what if obama's birth certificate has you know this period missing here or well the so. the amendment wasn't ratifie

the two were fatally shot by napoleon calligeron who then took his life. today san jose officials reported the two will receive their degrees. >>> the man accused of trying to open a door on a flight will remain in jail. almarisi told an air marshal he wanted to kill himself. members of his family attended today's hearing, they say he is not a terrorist. >>> today a judge ordered the 19-year-old to napa state hospital. the teen suffers from schizophrenia. if doctors ever believe he is sane he will serve his sentence in jail. >>> as ktvu's paul chambers reports, it's another cost cutting move to reduce the deficit. >> reporter: the view from san rafael is beautiful, but now that the state needs to close 70 of its 278 parks this summer will be the last time people here will be able to enjoy it. >> it would be a great loss to our community here. it's a beautiful place to come and be. >> we can't continue to manage our system as we have before with the budget that we have. it's just the reality. >> reporter: in march, the governor's slashed the state parks bud

the two were fatally shot by napoleon calligeron who then took his life. today san jose officials reported the two will receive their degrees. >>> the man accused of trying to open a door on a flight will remain in jail. almarisi told an air marshal he wanted to kill himself. members of his family attended today's hearing, they say he is not a terrorist. >>> today a judge ordered the 19-year-old to napa state hospital. the teen suffers from schizophrenia. if doctors ever believe he is sane he will serve his sentence in jail. >>> as ktvu's paul chambers reports, it's another cost cutting move to reduce the deficit. >> reporter: the view from san rafael is beautiful, but now that the state needs to close 70 of its 278 parks this summer will be the last time people here will be able to enjoy it. >> it would be a great loss to our community here. it's a beautiful place to come and be. >> we can't continue to manage our system as we have before with the budget that we have. it's just the reality. >> reporter: in march, the governor's slashed the state parks bud

the school says they were shot by marceries husband, napoleon calgeron. >> she was in class sitting next to me all semester. the next day we were taking that class and she was supposed to be there. we know someone always walked her to the parking garage, and kyle walked her that day. >> cindy doesn't miss class so we had a bad thought. we started calling her, texting her, e-mailing her. >> reporter: today students learned the woman he described as sweet, smart and passionate was shot to death by her husband while inside a car with williams. >> we're still trying to determine questions around relationships, what happened and frankly i think the bottom line is that maureen, we won't know. everyone who knows for sure has passed away. >> reporter: students gasped to learn the students were attending the business center. the married couple lived in north san jose. marcerie's family is located in the philippines. we learned williams himself was also married. reporting live at san jose state, maureen naylor. >> reporter: santa clara authorities are searching for a systemed child abuser. george

the woman's husband napoleon caliguiran shot and killed them at a parking garage and turned the gun on himself. the tragedy has stunned a lot of people that knew the to victims. >> we knew he would hawk -- walk her to that parking. >> the motive of the shooting is still not clear. one professor tells ktvu the two students were not romantically involved. williams also was married. >>> santa clara police are investigating the death of a man that was found bleeding on a sidewalk. it happened on lafayette street yesterday morning. the death has been ruled a homicide but are not saying how the man died. he's described only has a 62- year-old santa clara resident. >>> a text message could soon be all it takes to report troubles or problems on bart. the bart president wants to set up a special phone line where passengers can report unruly passengers, broken doors or suspicious packages. barts interim general manager will start investigating this idea right now. >>> right now we will check in with sal to see how the commute is looking so far. it is friday friday morning commute, sal. >> really

the woman's husband 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran shot and killed them at a campus garage and turned the gun on himself. the motive still not clear. >> we are still trying to determine questions around relationships what happened and frankly i think the bottom line is that we won't know. everybody who knows for sure has passed away. >> one san jose state professor told ktvu the two students were not linked romanticically. he believes the young woman may have offered to give williams a ride home. williams also was married. >>> a car chase and shootout are planned in downtown san francisco this weekend. the filming begins at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. it will go until 8:00 tomorrow night. several streets may be off limit but you should have access to your home through the the day. the commercial is to recreate the car chase scene from the 1968 film bullet. >> with steve mcqueen. >> very good. >>> everything sal tells us is real about the commute. >> it is. it is real. right now traffic is moving along okay. it's friday the day after thursday the day before saturday. on 80 westbound with no ma

of san jose and 26 year-old thomas kyle williams of san jose third on the gurney is 54 year-old napoleonran and the spouse of napil. and confirmed that it was a murder-suicide. >> it confirms that everything we have on the scene right now was the shooter was the husband who shot the victims. and then, he shot himself. >>reporter: motive of that happened on the fifth floor of the parking garage remains a mystery the motive. the university could not confirm if this was a romantic involvement. >> we do not know and we may never know the series of events would have been on a parking garage on tuesday night. but, we do know that we're dealing with a domestic violence. >>reporter: some of the business school, with most the mood was somber. of them set to graduate. not far, a note left to williams that your flame will never go out. the students were slated for graduation. rob fladeboe. in san jose. kron 4 news. >>pam: the students were ambitious, outgoing and that the student body and spoke about the relationship with hiwith her. >> glowing. she was a glowing she was an amazing person. .... i k

at love reading history and drew his inspiration from historical figures of midi land napoleonic times. but eisenhower by contrast grew up in a large family. seven strapping boy is, no girls. he went to a big public school in kansas, as all america town as you will ever find. he learned to fight on a playground and when he should stand up for himself but also learned when he should cultivate allies like his older brothers. he learned how to relate most import wheat to the man on the street. his family wasn't especially pour but when you have nine mouths to feed money is in tight supply. he could certainly relate to the american middle class. by the end of their assignment to camp meade ike and george had become close personal friends. ike and his wife were frequent guests at the patton house and george patton's giror loved to play with an eisenhower toddler but in 1920 the army broke up the tank. patton went back to the cavalry, to remain with takes awhile longer. the final side of the triangle dropped into place in the 1920s one colonel patton station at the hawaiian division organize

murder-suicide at san jose state university parking garage resulted from a domestic dispute. 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran allegedly killed his wife and another man before killing himself. 25-year-old cindy caliguiran and a 26-year-old man were weeks away from graduating with honors. of a professor said they weren't involved. >>> city of san jose is in the red for about $115 million. and this morning, talks of cuts to public safety will be the focus of a special budget meeting. kiet do is at city hall to explain what's at stake and it seems like you have done this story a few times already, kiet. good morning. >>> reporter: we have been covering this painful story for months now. no department is going to be spared in this upcoming budget including police and fire. the city is now trying to figure out just how many police officers and firefighters will be let go. dozens of police officers have already received their pink slips for the first time in the city's history, leaving many on the department stunned. san jose is now on pace to reduce the force down to the size it was 25 years ago. the ci

suicide at a san jose stated university parking garage resulted from a domestic dispute. 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran killed his wife and another man before killing himself, according to police. the 25 and 26-year-old were honor students just weeks away from graduating. a play-off said they were not involved in a romantic relationship. >>> a u.s. missile strike killed three people in pakistan today. that country's intelligence officials say it happened near the afghan border. meanwhile, the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for two deadly explosions today in pakistan. at least 80 people were killed in the twin blasts. a spokesman for the taliban says the attack was to avenge the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. forces. >>> and bin laden sent and received e-mails in his final years even though he was in hiding with no internet access. sources say a careful system was set up that allowed bin laden to relief no digital fingerprints. we type a message, put -- he would type a message, put it on a flash drive and a courier would send it from a distance the internet cafe. those e-mai

kelly garin's husband, napoleon, shot and killed them and then shot himself. the shock of what happened last week has not worn off. those who had class with cindy and kyle say it feels strange to see empty seats in the classrooms where they once sat. cindy's friend, wilson kong, saw her in class the morning before she had died and wishes he said something to her. >> it sucks to take a tragedy to realize and take a step back to love everyone for who they are and forget all the trivial stuff going on and put that aside and say i love you for once instead of waiting for someone to die to say it. >> police came out as well to pay their respects. >>> we do have very sad news on one of the falcons perched high atop san jose's city hall. the female falcon, known as unita, who was born earlier this year, she has died. officials monitoring the birds say she fell 18 floors, hitting the lower rotunda, after trying to fly and grab food at the same time. they say her feathers were not fully developed when the accident took place. >>> well, pg&e is moving forward with its p

he saw himself as the napoleon of the late 19th century. and he felt he was going to set up an empire of his own. frankly he was a terrible general. i think the facts show that. i think that he was ruthless of the people of nicaragua. the city of granada for example was founded in the 16 twenties, 100 years before the pilgrims grow corn and vanderbilt, excuse me, walker burned it to the ground and had his men pack up a sign on the outskirts saying fear was granada, no more. and walker really is not, personally not someone to be admired. and americans of the time are badly divided. the lead up to the civil war and you can see the argument about him and keeping with the argument that led up to americans killing each other. vanderbilt has to effect for the freelance on the foreign policy the presidential administration by civil strife they had essentially no function for the policies of the did it himself. >> shivers indy 500 khedives and secretary war. he thought he was a great thing. >> i love the irony of vanderbilt as part of what one of t

he loved reading history and drew many inspiration's from historical figures of medieval and napoleonic times. ike eisenhower, by contrast to my crew up in a pretty large family, seven hungry strapping boys, no girls. he went to a big public school in abilene, kansas. all american. he learned to fight on the playground, learned when he should stand up for himself, but he also learned when he should cultivate allies, allies like his older brother. he learned how to relate, most importantly, to the man on the street. his family was not especially pork, but when you have nine mouse to feed, money is always intent supply. he could certainly relate to the american middle class. well, by the end of their assignment to camp needed ike and george had become close, close personal friends. ike and his wife were frequent guests at the patton house, and the girls love to play together. but in 1920 the army broke up the tank corps. patton went back to the cavalry from whence he came, and ike went into the infantry to remain with the tanks a little while longer. well, the final side of the triangle d

the new technology that characterized civil war that sat on a ticking point between old-fashioned napoleonic wars and the horror of trench warfare in western france from 1915 to 1918 but in addition to that all so reinvented in a way the nation reported its war. the new york times the relatively new paper had to come up with almost a new way of reporting that war. there are several sources a newspaper could go to to provided readers with the information it craved. official reports, public documents were made available by the government or the people in the field. these tended to be dry and worse for newspapers and competition one with another they tended to be late. if you waited for the government to put out an official bulletin, number killed and what the army did it would be of less interest than an eyewitness account and would also be a couple days after your arrival scooped you on the front page. newspapers began for the first time on a wide scale. at first henry raymond thought i can do this. setting aside his editorial responsibility he accompanied the union army of the battlefield in