a hand for neale, please? [ applause ] >> on a side note, i asked rodney if he could dedicate the torture chamber to you and he said he would do that. as the director muhammed pointed out many of agencies were involved in this department, jerry robbins who worked with us for years. i think it's important that we acknowledge the individuals who made this possible. partners for the port of san francisco, starting with monique, her staff, reynolds, rick malo, tonya. we don't do this alone and we are grateful to have you as partners in this endeavor. it's not easy to get to this point but your sense of professionalism to get through this job is truly admirable. thank you gentlemen and ladies. [ applause ] >> i would like to take a moment to thank mohammed for assembling an incredible team for executing this project starting with john thomas, lee, and of course the contractor that made all of this had been, -- made this happen. landscaping. we have to give mike and his for man, kelly, a big hand of applause for mak

>>> i'm neal bailey. >> thundering through the back country of peru, not a big deal for neal. he's been doing it for years. this time in his new show, he's taking along three novice riders. this show is like a reality show meets adventure travel. >> mission to visit the orphanage of abandoned children in the desert. >> you can see these people who aren't used to this kind of travel. it's a fascinating new series that is going to premier sunday at june 9th. >> i love this kind of stuff. listen. >> oh, man. this is the roughest terrain i can imagine riding a bike on. >> you don't want to be the guy holding everybody back. this sort of riding is very different. >> absolute [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> of course this is a transformative journey to tell you about the experience and the new show. we have neal bailey joining us via skype from charlotte. what made you want to set off in the back country with novice riders? >> i have no idea. it's a crazy thing to do. i wanted to open it up to everybody. if you do it to die-hard experts, there's not excitement. >> was it hard to convince them?

from city planning we heard from david and neale. they have been a big part of it, from d p w, john thomas, our manager. a big hand for john, please. the design team arlene, david flores and wong. the construction team that actually was here and delivered the project on time lee and flip e. they got us to the finish line. i know a lot of you ha

neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> neal, thank you. >>> now to the lightning rod issue we've been reporting on, the immigration debate. this evening word of a major compromise. key republicans coming on board with democrats. but american taxpayers may be spending a lot of money for that compromise. tonight abc's jim avila takes us to the border. we asked for the numbers. how much are americans going to spend to make the politicians happy on this? >> reporter: here's reality at the border. america already spends $18 billion a year to stop illegal immigration like this. most say it's working, 22 undocumented immigrants arrested in houston. just yesterday. caught by a record number of border patrol agents, using drones, cameras, and fences like the ones we visited in el paso this spring. more money spent along the border than is spent on all other law enforcement combined. but here's the rub. today, the white house and the bipartisan authors of the senate immigration bill agreed to spend $30 billion more taxpayer dollars over the next ten years, money many who live along the border,

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neale? >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is neale plattel planning director by coalition. today i'm very excited to announce a special event. the san francisco bicycle coalition with mayor's office of disability, the office of adults in aging services and borp, which is bay area outreach and recreation program. we'll be hosting an adaptive cycling event is for people with physical disabilities are able to ride custom made bicycles. some of these bicycles are hand powered, some have a tandem what's called pilot trained volunteer or staff pulling the position and there are people providing recreational opportunities for people with disabilities. very excited to bring them to san francisco to give people who live in san francisco the opportunity to experience something that perhaps they never have before. so the event is on june 9th, on the sunday streets routes in the dog patch. i apologize, i do not have a printed flyer with me today. we are finalizing the content. it should be ready next week and i will make sure i send over electronic copies and printed to copies to you a

big shot spurs, gary neal a buzzer beater. six-point halftime leeshgsd and it was on.l and danny green show. this is a shooting gallery. combined 13 three pointers. spurs hit a finals record 16 for the night. even tracy mcgrady played garbage time. spurs win final 113 to 77. they got two games to one lead. game 4 thursday. >>> warriors barns hit the plate on the first pitch in oakland. 27,000 saw coco crisp tee off a vallejo. a's doing it on the yankees. sabathia just didn't get enough pitches down. he had four rbis. he was six to nothing. yankees scored four late. travis hafner not deep enough, son. a's hang on one six to four. on a down note, left the game with a tight hamstring. >>> garrett cole, no. 1 pick of the 2011 draft, and he's slaying the giants' lineup. struck out blanco on three pitches. pitched into the 7th. allowed two runs, and he's dating brandon crawford's sister. cole even got the best of tim lins come. he would get knocked out in the fifth. this is the kid's major league debut. pirates beat the giants 8 to 2 and after sandoval went on the dl today,

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> neal benezra, thanks for coming in.now it is a busy time. >> thank you. >> remind us why the moma is closing. >> when we first started planning for the expansion, the initial was we build a wing separate from the building built in 1995. as we started to work with our architects, it became clear what we wanted to do was create a building that was seamlessly adjacent and connected to the existing building. it became clear we would have to close the building. then the question became what do you do when you close the museum for a period of time. the choice basically was on the one hand, we could identify a temporary site for the museum. >> which other museums have done. >> the museum of modern art did in new york. we wanted to move out in the community in a robust way. we have exhibitions that recently opened at the field show that are either outdoors or partnerships with other museums around the bay area where we actually have our curators working together and lending our works. >> how did you decide what to put where and

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neal karlinsky chucked his parka to check it out. >> reporter: they're calling it "baked alaska" and while it is a treat, it's no dessert. >> the great alaska heat wave of 2013 continues. >> reporter: that's right, heat wave, the two words people in alaska usually hear about other places. >> it has been really, really hot, nice and warm. >> it's very warm, yes. >> reporter: the land of polar bears, sled dogs and frozen tundra knows it's cold but this week's record heat has left them caught off guard and headed to the beach. hardware stores are running low on fans. >> our shelves are empty and normally we would have a full summer supply. >> reporter: health officials took the unusual step of warning normally sun-starved residents to use sun screen. several cities which recorded record low temperatures a month ago are shattering heat records, including 96 degrees in talkeetna. in fact, forecasters are predicting a warmer day today in fairbanks than honolulu. >> none of us moved to alaska to be this hot. >> reporter: the satellite view shows an unusually cloudless sky above and there's

here's neal karlinsky on a special mom who is america strong. >> reporter: don't let her smiling 5'3"r fool you. and never mind the fact that sewing is not exactly a super power. robyn rosenberger has turned making a child's cape just for fun into a movement. >> what does superman say? i was making them for my nephew, my son and my dog. it was just like an a-ha moment of this little girl named brenna needed one. >> reporter: brenna was battling a rare skin disorder. so robyn sewed her a cape with a big yellow "b", and she loved it. super brenna was born. word caught on. soon there was anthony in illinois, suffering heart and muscle problem, who became super anthony. there was super mable, super andrew. in just six months, robyn sent 700 personalized capes to sick children in 45 states and 11 countries. each one with a handwritten message, shipped by robyn -- >> superhero cape! >> reporter: and opened like a gift on christmas morning. >> a cape! i'm a superhero! >> reporter: meet 10-year-old super ke. >> super ke! >> reporter: battling a severe gastrointestinal disorder. his mother say

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. >> reporter: o ' neal approached an instructor. in no time a car careens down the sidewalk and he reacts. >> i think he heard something before the pop of the window which is incredible. he turned around and saw it and reacted. you knew something was up. i turned around just slightly after that and see this car coming up backwards behin me. >> reporter: this happened at e and 94th street. >> hearing all this noise behind you. it gets closer and closer. it went on forever. i didn't have time to put my blind fold up. my arm was holding on to his leash. luckily i didn't fall, but in my head i was thinking are we going to make it as the car got closer and closer. >> reporter: they believe he didn't suffer trauma and think he will be ready to be with a client in 2-3 weeks. >>> officials want to know about the bridge opening due to seismic safety. a letter was sent to bridge officials there would be a problem if they rush the project. here is a look at the work being done. >> there are more light poles that need to be installed. we need t

and a man that worked hard long hours with us and that is neale, the director of the museum of modern art. thank you so much. so we talked about this unique partnership. it became a real thing in 2010. lots of meetings and discussion, last year march 2012, we had ground broken on this station and # 12 months later we are here to celebrate the official opening. i'm going to mention other people, but without further a do i'm going to mention the first person i'm proud to work for is an innovative thinker who said yes, let's try this and that for better efficiency and safety. i can't thank this man who has been in several aspect of city government. he understand the types of collaborative efforts necessary to conclude and project like this. now it gives me great pleasure to introduce our great mayor, mayor edwin lee. >> thank you, chief. i want to thank former mayor gave some for having reached this incredible agreement with museum of modern art. i just thought it was such a win win for everybody. not easy by any stretch of the imagination because it takes a lot of resources even when we

neal: again, thanks to mr. gerlach and our capable staffers. in the senate this was done by unanimous consent. that's an important consideration. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time having been yielded back, the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 475. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . . in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rule is suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table.

abc's neal karlinsky reports. >> they're calling it baked alaska.eat, it's no dessert. >> the heat wave of 2013 continues. >> reporter: that's right, heat wave, the two words people in alaska usually hear about other places. >> it's very warm, yes. >> reporter: the land of polar bears, sled dogs and frozen tundra knows its cold. this week's record heat left them caught off-guard and headed to the beach. hardware stores are running low on fans. >> as you can see our shelves are completely empty. normally we would have a full summer supply. >> reporter: state health officials took the unusual step of warning normally sun-starved residents to use sunscreen. several cities which recorded record low temperatures a month ago are now shattering heat records. including 96 degrees in talkeetna, alaska. in fact, forecasters are predicting a warmer day in fairbanks than honolulu. >> none of us moved to alaska to be this hot. >> reporter: the satellite view shows an unusually cloudless sky above. there is plenty of time to enjoy it. it stays light out 19 hours

neal karlinksy, abc news, seattle. >> lots of side effects to this stuff.acne, reduced sperm counts. that alone should tell guys they shouldn't be doing that, right? that alone. >> dudes 45 would be happy to have a reduced sperm account. sign me up. >> my goodness. with all that you can get risk of heart disease, prostate cancer -- >> but i'm going to look fantastic! >> well, i guess if you're done having babies, doesn't really matter, right? if you don't mind back acne. >> probably in the next five to ten years they'll have statistics back on how this first round of people are doing. you don't want to be the first person doing the experimental stuff. >> a lot of people have been doing it for a long time, i.e., baseball players, but they're not willing to get tested as far as what the effects have been. we'll have to wait and see how the guinea pigs do in ten years. >>> a sexy, high profile role for penelope cruz. >>> and the rock store relationship that was off may be on again. that's coming up in "the skinny." we'll explain it. >> announcer: "world news n

. >> o' neal has already proven himself. he alerted two trainers going reverse on a sidewalk.in that accident. >> coming up we'll have more officer involved shooting and a near by business owner said along with the latest. >> that is our report. thank you for joining us tonight. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. introducing sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. and it's only at one of our over 400 sleep number stores nationwide. sleep number. comfort individualized. cheers is filmed before a live studio audience. [knck on@door] com% in. mind if@i use your office? agan? you know how hard it is to breast-feed twins? i haven't removed my bra this much since junior high. hey, maybe you could help. wha dyou mean "help"? you got a decent set of ducts. maybe i could use you as a decoy. a"e you serio

richard neal (d-ma): "we all need to be outraged. the american people shouldn't be afraid of the irs. we've established that. but i think the simple point is, you would argue you need more time. is that correct?" werfel: "absolutely we need more time. and my hope today and in this report and in every communication i have with the public or the committee is that there's transparency into the process that we're following." werfel disclosed the irs also targeted groups described as "progressive" at the same time the conservative groups were flagged. regulators have shut down fake pharmacy websites accused of selling drugs illegally. more than 1600 websites were shut down in connection with selling prescription drugs illegally. $41 million of drugs were seized by the fda. a cybercrime banner now alerts consumers those websites have been shut down. goodbye junk food: starting next year, the usda is cleaning house when it comes to snacks in schools. high-calorie, high-fat foods sold in vending machines and snack bars will be replaced with

abc's neal karlinsky has the details. good morning, neal. >> reporter: george, good morning. before, with jodi arias, and scott peterson. it seems like doing an interview under heavy suspicion for murder, can sometimes make a suspect look even stranger. in bare feet and a new girlfriend at his side, former boeing engineer, allen seat, sat down with seattle's komo, even as police were honing in on him for the brutal murder of his estranged wife, a murder he claims he did not commit. >> it's scary and overwhelming. of course, just really overwhelming. >> reporter: just hours after that interview, smith was arrested on an obstruction of justice charge, for failing to turn in his passport. police up uhhing their suspicion from person of interest to murder suspect. >> she was the love of my life for a while and the mother of my children. my heartbreak. >> reporter: in court documents, detectives claim smith had been looking into plane tickets to venezuela, around the time of the murder. and checking google, for phrases like, will venezuela extradite to the u.s.? they say he had be

how about gary neal, he had another six. wasn't even drafted. absolutely beat by no names.night. baseball, things got messy between the dodgers and diamondbacks. septemb ian kennedy plucked him and all hell breaks loose. probably not having casual conversations out there. even the managers got at it. the dodgers upset after their phenom got hit and then they just started hitting everybody. and it was kind of a madhouse. but the dodgers by the way getting a little better, they won 5-3. so second brawl in two days. >>> all right. new englanders are upset tim tebow made his debut with the patriots yesterday up in foxborough. and if you want great insight, you won't get a whole lot from bill belichick or from the former jet and bronco qb. >> getting a lot better and learning under great people. so that's all i -- >> that's it. i guess. rex ryan weighing in on the move, he says if the pats want to replace tom brady with tim tebow that and he's a-okay with him. you can already pre-order his jersey on the website. he won't get the number 15. >>> a little bit of soccer. world cup q

gary neal and danny green combine for 51 points and hit 13 three-pointers.purs smoke the heat by 36 points, 113-77. san antonio now leads the series two games to one. >>> in baseball a national west rivalry overheats in l.a. in the sixth inning arizona pitcher ian kennedy hits dodger yasiel but week in the face with a pitch. the benches clear. both teams are warned, but that doesn't seem to make much difference at all. in the bottom of the inning greinke gets hit by a pitch and the brawl is on. >> and this is getting ugly in a hurry out here. benches empty, bull pens empty. it's going into the stands. in all six players and coaches would be ejected. they did manage to play some baseball though. the dodgers score three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to win, 5-3. >>> and tim tebow makes his patriots' premiere on tuesday. the quarterback suited up for the first time with the new england patriots after signing with his new squad earlier in the day. tebow spent last season with the patriots' division rivals the new york jets. by the way, the patriots are

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neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> what a mess.> it is tough. she thought it was in her rearview mirror. ready to move on with her life. here we go again. >> no new date set in italy. would she be extradited. if they started that process? would the u.s. hand her over? >> it is a possibility. a real political decision. yeah. so just -- wow. >> interesting. when we come back, channing tatum, new dad and now musician. >> all right. is there anything this guy can't do. a new video coming of in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> welcome to "the skinny." we have quite a treat for you this evening. this one from jimmy kimmel live, aired a special edition of their show before game six of the nba finals. a music video on there featured a man of many talents. channing tatum, and that guy, jamie fox. remember back in february they performed a song that, was called, let me see here, "i want to channing all over your tatum." now a music video to it. feast your eyes on this, america. ♪ i s

i'm not sure with that much data what neal find. >> you don't have a problem with them going after the material bauers of your approach on terror. >> the way they're doing it. >> master delete buttons. >> too much. i mean, it's not pinpoint. they don't have -- they didn't get like intel on something, let's go after it, let's find out who kimberly guilfoyle's phoned. we have reason to suspect kimberly's terrorist. they're saying let's take the whole west side of manhattan and see if we can find something and maybe kimberly is in that sphere. >> kind of? >> interesting. >> this whole program is to get your phone number. that's what we have to tap lines around the globe to get a hold of kimberly. >> or get my phone number so they can get andre andrea's. >> what do you make of the program. >> i wouldn't mind surveillance if they were competent ad using surveillance, but they're not. the only reason we caught the boston suspects, not because of the nsa but because some guy decided to have a cigarette and he saw blood on his boat. the underwear bomber, caught his underwear on fire. it's alwa

and check out gary neal. money. one of his six threes in the game. spurs up 50-44 at the half., later, the man of the game, danny green. hit seven threes in this one. seven. this puts the spurs up 91-63. also had a game-high 27 points. the spurs hit an nba final record, making 16 threes. 113-77. >>> on the pitch, team usa taking on panama at a world cup qualifier in seattle. and check out the fans. showing their support for the stars and stripes. 35th minute. michael bradley, pushing it up the pitch. finds fabian johnson. check out the pass by johnson. a beauty. setting up a one-timer by jozy altidore. his third goal in his last three games for team usa. puts usa up 1-0. 53rd minute now. same score. jeff cameron going to send it over the top. the seattle sounders' eddie johnson feeling at home, as he chips over the keeper's head with a goal. his 11th of this qualifying. the united states win this, 2-0. they have the top spot in the group. >>> don't forget, game four of the nba finals, thursday, right here on abc. >>> that's your sports. have a great day. >>> an australian woman

that the in the se and the brother the is the real enemy secret service is all about what's right neal's arouse key from the university of homburg thanks very much for your insight thank you very much following edward snowden disclosures online users became acutely aware of just how closely they were being washington sparked a search for ways to get around the system and keep their web surfing private parties marina porter has more on that. america's national security elektra next available programming known as prism has no doubt ignited global outrage however the pervasive and top secret spying system approved and allowed by the obama administration also appears to be motivating journalists and average internet users to immigrate over to the deep web where the national security agency's almighty virtual reach purports to be powerless whether users can break out of prison by opting out of apple safari and skype and switching over to alternative for pyar terry software that's anonymous not indexed and leaves no cyber footprint given president obama's indefinite war on whistleblowers and t

neal walker bernanke home appeared to make it 84. tried to avoid this week's.e a's doing it again to the yankees. three-and nothing we're going to wait until tomorrow this is major-league baseball talk about since sentence and fines. suspensions and fines. probably the highlight in the red helmet being held up by mark mcgwire. just a mountain of a man. we talk about this all of the time, six players and coaches ejected to the league office tomorrow. >> gary: part of the game, but when you go up top like that and in danger someone's life you have to put an end to this. this is one to be a major, major suspension. jason kidd will be announced tomorrow as the coach of the brooklyn that spirit reunites kidd with the franchise he led to consecutive nba finals in 2002-03, when they played in new jersey. >> gary: just retired last month but you can make the case he's the best and put the team on the map. the story that everyone is often around. he went in there on monday to talk to the nets about a position doing something for the organization and he left telling them

. >> and gary neal who wasn't even drafted, gary neal and danny green are the guys who beat lebron james. king james. >> look at that. unbelievable. >> king james, like the duke of earl, like the squire. >>> all right, coming up, the man accused of holding three women hostage for nearly a decade. he's back in court. we'll have the latest on the charges facing ariel castro. >> yeah, take a look the that. that is a naked man running mild in a subway station. even bigger news, he's an acrobat. we'll tell you more next. ♪ 'cause you make me feel so right ♪ ♪ even if it's so wrong ♪ i wanna scream out loud ♪ boy, but i just bite my tongue ♪ ♪ this one's for the girls messin' with boys ♪ ♪ like he's the melody and she's background noise ♪ [ volume decreases ] thanks, mom! have fun! you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ capella university understands back from rough economic times. employees are being forced to do more with less. and the need for capable leaders is greater than ever. when you see these problems do you take a step back, or do you want to dive right in? with a degree in business from capella university

jim's call to 911 captured all the drama that and abc's neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: ofnette was on the middle of a highway 100 miles outside salt lake city desperately trying to get to the hospital. >> oh, my god. >> has the water broken yet? >> no, no, no. oh, my god the baby is coming out. >> the baby's coming out? >> reporter: the 911 call turned delivery room captured it all sunday morning as hales and her friend jim gerber delivered the first of twins on utah's interstate 80. >> there's one out. >> reporter: only to realize the baby isn't breathing. >> is the baby crying or breathing? in not making noise yet but its eyes are open. >> reporter: the nearest help a trooper races towards them was miles out. >> what's the address of your emergency. >> reporter: it was up to ashley hunt story walk them through it. >> i'll tell you how to give mouth to mouth. >> breathe for him. he needs air. >> reporter: okay, is tbaby breathing yet. >> the scariest part after baby number one was delivered and not breathing. it does get emotional. >> i was just not going to give up. >> t

thanks so much, neal. >>> let's bring in "gma's" legal analyst, dan abrams.by the fact that in the appellate trial, there was laughter in the courtroom when they talked about how police handled the evidence in the crime scene. and there wasn't any dna evidence linking amanda knox and her former boyfriend to the murder. now, the supreme court is saying there is evidence and it was ignored and it does exist. >> what surprises me is that the supreme court is supposed to evaluate errors in law or procedure. unlike the appellate court or a trial court, where they're evaluating the facts. this supreme court got into the weeds here. they got into the facts. basically saying, they do not agree with the appellate court's conclusions based on the facts in this case. and they went through all of the facts. what about this? what about the fact that the main participant, rudy guede, who was convicted, he was -- >> evidence of him everywhere. >> and he likely did this with somebody else. why aren't they pursuing that? she allegedly confessed. she made false accusations. th

neal reports now on how firefighters are finally making some progress. >> after daisy of high wind andut of control flames today officials are cautiously optimistic that the worst may behind them. >> some things turned in our favor and i think if you look at it as a fight today we delivered some blow. >>reporter: black forest fire noort east of colorado springs is the worst in state history killing 2 people and wiping out at least 389 homes. >> people are not losinging their houses they are losing their life an dream and what they have work for forever. >>reporter: battle to save more homes from being lost is a grueling one. >> firefighters now standing waiting for the fair to arrive. >> fear crew took this video of what is called a strike team protecting a house. standing tr ground as flames blow in at 6 inches a second. >> can't con have i to you heat being blown in to the firefighters. >> area near the house clear of anything that might ignite. water is used to sparingingly and you can see the crew unable to extinguish the fire instead direct the flames around the house. then they w

tonight neal karl explains what is fueling the fire and causing wild weather in other parts of north as well. >> 400 people who live in the popular colorado tourist town of south fork have been chased out bay remaining wildfire. and residents fear the worst. >> you can see what appears to be a glow. pretty concerned. >> jet stream running unusually far south this spring is causing all kinds of problems. 24 fires scorching the hot dry wet severe weather flooding the midwest. starbucks minnesota overnight lightning lit up the nature sky and the rain was deafening. >> severe flooding just across the border in calgary has turned in a nightmare for nearly 100,000 residents. the entire downtown forced to evacuate. one home seen washing under a bridge. >> there it is. >> for many first day of summer to remember for all the wrong reasons. this is abc news seattle. >> late today in washington. senate majority leader reid of nevada set a key vote on immigration reform for monday. about the same time miscellaneous minority leader pelosi sitting down with immigration advocate if san francisco. a

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in our 5:00 newscast, police say officers responded to a call of a fight that broke out between two nealsng mall workers that a man had been killed and another arrested. >> it's a little daunting. i mean, it's just a little crazy they're shutting everything down that this happened. >> officer arrived on scene in about 13 seconds and was able to take the suspect into custody while he was still inside the store. officers were still on scene, discovered another individual who was deceased at the scene. >> reporter: police are not releasing the ages of the people involved or the weapon used. some workers also say they are concerned about their safety. >> i wish that somebody would have came and notified us to tell us be on alert or be on the lookout or some kind of info. >> reporter: it is cooperating with police and it re mains committed to the safe of its customers and retailers. again, the store remains closed while the investigation continues. live in milipitas, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're following breaking news of a deadly shooting rampage in santaman monica. police ann