peers. >> those in favour says of legislature at the new mexico state cabinet acted hastily in it. >> fred is the president of the new mexico police chief association and chief of miss in edge wood. what percentage of seizures do you think were righteous. >> the fast majority were legitimate. there's not a lot of people that had hundreds of thousands as cash driving down the highway. >> exact unanimous are hard to come by, he's confident most forfeitures, ein those that did not result in criminal charges were justified. for new mexico police, there were rules. >> we had to make our case and they'd make a decision based on what is presented to them by us or people it's taken from. we have to show the court we took the money for a reason. do you thing it's fair. >> beyond the loss of a deterrent. it means the lose if you worked with. >> we are not going to have the resources available to commit to drug enforcement. whether it's vehicles, equipment, overtime money. >> that's exactly the part of civil forfeiture critics see as a conflict of interest this home video, made out a law enforcement conference is exhibit number one. speaking

for new mexico police, he says, there were rules. >> we always had to go and make our case to a district court judge. and they would make the decision on -- based on whatever's presented to them both by us and the persons that the money or the vehicle or whatever was taken from. >> but then it becomes their responsibility to prove themselves innocent and get their money back? >> we still had to show the court that we took that money for a reason. >> reporter: do you think it's fair? >> absolutely. >> he also seize another problem with the law. beyond the loss of a powerful deterrent it means a loss of a large source of revenue for police departments. a hole he says will be hard to fill. >> it also prohibits federal money from coming back to a local agency. >> so if you were working with d eamplet on a case and assets were -- dea on a case and assets were for forfeited -- >> whether it be vehicles whether it be equipment whether it be overtime money. >> that's exactly the part of civil forfeiture critics see as a conflict of interest leading to wrongful seizures. >> we always try get ever

. >> now to new mexico, police release video of their first response to a deadly shooting of a motelhief and he was trying to rob a former cnn reporter and his wife back on june 30th. albuquerque reporter stuart dyson reports. >> reporter: the video show cops at work going room to room looking for witnesses. and linn rustle talks to police officers. >> reporter: police say 27-year-old was robbing russell and her husband when the reporter fired back, killing the robber, he is now recovering. and they both have concealed weapon's permits. and they arrested sky bars for giving him the gun. >>> and astronauts had to take shelter from space junk yesterday. they took refuge in a capsule in case they had to make a quick escape from the international space station. an hour 1/2 later, all was clear. >>> and back on earth, watch this manhole cover explode. thousands of nearby homes lost power. luckily, though, no one was injured. >>> time to get down to business. >>> google today shooting to an all-time high in after hours trading on thursday. that was due to higher online ad revenue. hulu is

within about five minutes, you see the air unit here and we reached out to the rojo rancho new mexico, police department. they arrested him and he was charged with two counts of aggravated battery, one count of criminal damage. they used this video against him. >> get the [ bleep ] out of my neighborhood! >>> usually doesn't end well for your dog when it's bitten by a venomous snake. down in australia bosco the boxer ran across a red belly black snake and they got into a tussle. both ended up with bites. sunshine snake catchers called to the scene said five minutes after bosco was bitten three times his heart stopped. he was rushed to the veterinarian hoping they could do something in the meantime somebody called the sunshine coast snake catchers to come get that snake out of the yard. once he grabbed that snake he realizes it's injured. >> what is the prognosis for the snake and bosco? >> the snake was taken to a local zoo where they are hoping it will continue to recover but let's check out bosco. the vet was very close, about a minute away so they took bosco, got him some anti-venom and lo

new technology. thanks colin. how a police officer became a guardian angel for a family in new mexico. my name is jeff richardson the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. >>> coming up at 6:00, more from our exclusive jailhouse interview with a woman's accused killer who had been deported five times. we'll hear from a lawmaker who blames san francisco leaders. >>> a health warning about seafood from a long stretch of northern california coastline. join us at 6:00. >>> happy reunion in new mexico between a family and a police officer who says he was just doing his job. that's all good and well if officer martin smith's job description includ

. >>> a very happy reunion in new mexico between a family and police officer who says he was just doing his job. well, he can say that if his job, this is martin smith includes saving an infant's life. a body camera captured smith helping the then 7 month old carly, she's alive today because smith gave her cpr in may when he stopped breathing. >>> scientists are one step closer to cloning a mammoth. the dna came from the hair of one that die 20,000 years ago and the other died 60,000 years ago. they hope to create a hybrid and then maybe a full mammoth. they taught scientists the mammoth had a slow metabolism to survive the ice age. >>> weather-wise what do you got? >> pockets of light rain but otherwise looking at a nice summer afternoon on the way across the bay. live doppler 7 hd showing no precipitation but what we are finding heading outside live, thick cloud cover shskovrcover, especially along the coast funneled into the bay and inland areas, as well. that's because of a stronger sea breeze and the sea breeze has really cooled us down for the second half of the weekend. the cooli

. >>> police say a naked new mexico man stole a sheriff deputy's car and drove himself to the hospital on the 4th of july. >>> and where you may soon be able to have taco bell delivered. the news starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9 at 6:00 a.m. it looks pretty nice out there from that vantage point but we are in for a yellow alert and temperatures in the 90s later today. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm nick giovanni. hope your day is off to a great start. we'll get you up to speed with larry miller tracking your morning commute and erica grow tracking another round of showers but not till later in the day? >> that's right. yesterday they started in the mid afternoon. today they're not going to start till the tail end of that evening commute. let's get it started with a look at michael & son weather cam and the day planner. it does look beautiful out there right now. as i told you earlier in the show, there were a few sprinkles still lingering but that they were going to clear up pretty quickly and we're starting to see that trend setting up throughout the metro area. it is g

police. she initially lied and said the babe yeah was supposed to be with the father. >> a family in new mexico had a chance to thank their guard and agele a police officer saying he was doing his job. the baby's family is calling him a hero and you may too after seeing his body cam video that captured rescue in action and story now from abc john donovan. >> is she breathing. >> you will not see her face not yet but focus on her hand, fingers motionless that's what a cop's lapel recorded when the call came baby unconscious and not breathing and albuquerque got the call. >> anyone who had the training would go to autopilot and respond. >> he started to do cpr on the kid. >> started rubbing chest and blowing in other face. >> and it takes a few tenths of seconds and now fingers they start moving. >> there she is hi. hi baby. hi. >> there's a glimpse of her face she starts opening her eyes. so carli 7 months when happened in may is fine now and getting medication for seizures and of course officer smith is getting hero treatment now. >> congratulations. >> if it was not for him who knows what the

police believe they were targeted. >>> two parents in new mexico are facing charges for throwing a lit fire work at a homeless man. it's blurry but you can see the flashing light after the purple van drives by. albuquerque police say that's the fire work that the couple threw at the man. the couple regret what they did. >> i just hope he gets through this okay and our prayers are with him. >> was this a prank that went wrong? >> yes. >> you didn't mean to -- >> no. we did not. >> police also charged the parents with child abuse. they say the couple's 12-year-old, 10-year-old and 2-year-old were all in the car at the time. >>> over a week left until the dead line for a new baseball stadium in spotsylvania county. however, they are still waiting to hear back from the owners of the hagerstown suns. supervisors want to keep negotiating, however, the owner sent what he called his final offer to the county earlier this month. >>> tom brokaw is getting behind an effort to build a memorial honoring president dwight eisenhower. the former "nbc nightly news" anchor is joining an advisory committ

news, mexico city. >>> this is pete williams. it's oddly fitting that mexican police say joaquin guzman used a tunnel to escape because it's through tunnels that he began pouring illegal drugs from mexico into the u.s. two decades ago. the first big one in arizona in the early 1990s. and then an even more sophisticated drug tunnel was found leading into california. u.s. officials say at its height the drug cartel he ran was responsible for up to half of all the illegal drugs flowing into the u.s. through mexico. marijuana, methamphetamines, and heroin and especially cocaine from central and south america. and raking in at least $3 billion a year. >> this is a national travesty, and he needs to be caught. and the next time he's caught we need to send him to the states and make sure he's here for good. >> reporter: in january authorities said his cartel played a major role in importing more than two tons of cocaine a month into chicago. half sold there, the other half in the midwest, northeast, and parts of canada. guzman has been indicted by grand juries in six states.

. >>> police in albuquerque, new mexico released lapel video camera to their first response in a fataloting involving a cnn reporter. it shows chaos at motel 6 when an armed robber who was shot dead by cnn reporter. >> and i think that's the only thing that's keeping me upright right now. >> both have concealed carry permits. he is recovering from his wounds. >>> in decision 2016 the donald trump effect. he's having a bigger impact than a lot of people expected. that is leading to a growing war of words between the mogul and his rivals. nbc white house correspondent kristin welker has the latest. >> reporter: classic donald trump on display in new hampshire thursday. bold, brash and taking on his challengers. >> now, hillary raids $sed $46. that's a lot of money. good news -- well, the good news, how much do i have? $10 billion. the last thing we need is another bush. >> reporter: jeb bush the target of many of trump's verbal grenades has consistently fired back and sources say he's taking trump seriously, prepping for expected attacks by the billionaire in next month's debate. >> i ha

. >>> now, police in albuquerque, new mexico are investigating a shooting incident that left a man dead the wife of a former cnn anchor is covering from the wounds he suffered in a shoot-out. >> today the clinton administration. >> reporter: for years, she was a familiar face on cnn, but former news anchor lynn russell says she was nearly killed in a wild robbery attempt and shoot-out. >> at the motel 6 possible shooting. caller stated her husband has been shot. >> reporter: russell says she was on a cross-country road trip with her husband, chuck. >> i am very, very grateful to my husband. he saved my life. >> reporter: she stays they stopped for the night at this motel in albuquerque when a strange man approached her in the parking lot. >> he gave me a good shove and i was airborne into the room and he closed the door behind us. >> reporter: she says the man demanded money. what he didn't know, both russell and her husband have concealed weapons permits and were armed. >> he turned around and began firing on chuck, and chuck returned fire. >> reporter: the alleged robber was killed. r

. >> 5:25, the happy reunion in new mexico between a family and a police officer who said he was justg his job. that is, if officer martin smith's job description includes saving an infant's life. a body camera captured smith helping then seven-month-old carly who was given cpr when she stopped breathing back in may. our ought world has another look of britain's princess charlotte a photo of dollar lot -- of charlotte released by the palace only the second time the newborn princess has been seen in public. it is the first time people get a look of the duke and duchess of cambridge and both children together. charlotte wore the traditional christening place and sat tin gown made for queen victoria in 1841 in the church where prince william's mothers with baptizeed bucking tradition naming five godparents. >> would you wear a dress from 1841? >> if it is well presented. >> hello kitty! finally getting a big screen adaptation the japanese cat/little girl named kitty white is an icon and the brand announced plans to spend up foe $200 million to make and release a hello kitty movie in 2019

running out for police, desperate to stop a stolen school bus on a collision course with rush hour traffic. >> we're getting into the city. this guy is not stopping. >> albuquerque, new mexicoon friday, march 9th, 2012. police dash cameras roll as state troopers race to interstate 40. >> outside the city, a man is speeding east in a stolen school bus, straight to the city line. >> the bus is stolen from this albuquerque bus yard. the suspect drives 80 miles west on i-40 to the city of grant. before turning around and heading back to albuquerque. >> now state, city and county law enforcement are in hot pursuit. they turn him to stop the empty bus before it reaches the rush hour. >> the plan, stop the vehicle with spike belts, also known as stop sticks, strips of metal barbs designed to puncture tires. >> mile marker 137 is 13 miles from the albuquerque city line. at 6:27 a.m. the bus appears. the bus barrels over the spike belt, but does not slow down. police deploy more spike sticks over the next several miles. >> struck another spike belt. i believe it's in the truck tires now. >> has no front tires anymore. he's running on the rims. >> but the driver speeds on. >> we're g

new vehicle into the community. by the way, donations from firefighters and police officers went toward the purchase of this new vehicle. >> happening now, the search is on for mexico'slord. he is on the loose after escaping from prison for a second time. he was arrested last year. authorities were holding him at a maximum security prison just outside of mexico city. they say he was last seen yesterday in the area of the prison showers. >>> also happening in california, a man hund is under way for a person who is considered a person of interest in the disappearance of his 6-month-old daughter. matthew graham stole a gun from his mother and took off on friday. graham had reported that his daughter was abducted from her crib earlier this month. police say he became a pefrn ofrson of interest when he gave inconsistent statements about the disappearance. >>> we have new information this morning on the iran nuclear talks that have been happening in vienna. diplomats saying negotiators are expected to reach a provisional agreement today on the deal. the deadline of course was tomorrow. the latest bargaining session led by secretary of state john kerry and his iranian count

news, near mexico city. >>> the son of a boston police captain has been locked up, accused of plotting to blow up college cafeteriasin the u.s. on behalf of isis. alexander sich cello known as ali al enreekie is accused of getting guns and a pressure cooker in order to carry out his crimes. investigators say the man from massachusetts also wanted to go overseas to fight for the islamic state. he was arrested july 4th. his father, a captain of the boston police, says that's the one who informed the fbi of his son's intentions and also said his son has had mental problems. >>> in vienna, there are indications that a nuclear agreement with iran could be very near to completion. three diplomats told the associated press that an announcement could come before dawn. nbc's andrea mitchell reports that people close to those talks say experts are reading through the texts of the agreement right now the russian foreign ministry just tweeted a picture offes secretary of state john kerry meeting with the russian foreign minister an hour ago. >>> the bills are coming in. tonight, the u.s. small business administration says it h

mexico will join me to respond. >>> then breaking news as the police chief of baltimore loses his job. plus, bill cosby's supporters seek justice. >> i can explain! >>" all in" starts right now. >> the result of his comments about undocumented immigrants, the more his political future seem to brighten. the celebrity chef jose says he is out of a deal to open the flagship restaurant adding to a growing list of businesses cutting ties with trump's remarks. a brand new poll today from public policy polling shows trump in first place, first place in north carolina, among gop primary voters. more evidence he is a force to be reckoned with in the republican field. nbc correspondent katy tur got a chance to sit down with him. what follows one of the most bizarre political interviews i've ever seen. >> why are we in new york? i've been to new hampshire many, many times. i love the people there and we've had tremendous success, tremendous crowds. nobody gets as many standing ovations and i spent a lot of time out. i was in south carolina reasonly and we're all over. i'm going, this weekend i'll

> the jury determines that the killing of julian calbert by albuquerque police officer aaron zwicky was justified under new mexicoht off my shoulders. i don't think any officer wants to be put in the position where they have to make a decision whether or not to use deadly force. >>> a congressional election takes an odd turn when surveillance video reveals the identity of a vandal who slashes a candidate's tires. >> until i saw him on the video, i think that was the first time that i really was afraid. >> december 2012. albuquerque, new mexico. state representative janice arnold jones is running in the republican primary for a u.s. congressional seat when a strange incident gets her attention. >> our friend, frank ruvolo, conducts a republican friday morning breakfast and we all attend. he walked outside and all of his tires were flat. we thought, well, this is odd. >> it turns out it's not an isolated incident. >> i got up to go to a meeting, and i'm rushing out the door at 10 till 9:00, and every tire on our vehicles were absolutely flat. and in our driveway. >> after replacing all of the flat tires, arnold-jon

a new mexico man is hauled off in a police car. this time the suspect was driving.g he was poisoned. the deputy's body camera video shows him walking around the cruiser, jumping in and taking off. >> how were you poisoneded ed >> how were you poisoneded edpoisoned, sir? sir! get out of there! hey hey! >> that was the suspect driving off in the deputy's car to a nearby hospital where he was arrested. he now faces several charges. >>> could you one day find stock in the maker of twinkies? hostess is thinking of headaching plans for an initial public offering. a big turn around from the company that was bankrupt. there are no plans to take the company public, at least not now. let's check on the weather now. let's go to dylan. hi. >> hi. a box of twinkies looks good now. we have a big storm system moving through with a cold front here through texas and oklahoma. that's where we ended up yesterday with eight inches of rain. it was a daily record for abilene, texas. a monthly record for july with eight inches if just a day. the this cold front will continue to move eastw

abc's gio benitez has new details of guzman's escape from a prison outside mexico city. >> reporter: policeng pipes, cars and buses, searching for joaquin guzman shown as el chapo, the shorty a billion dollar man responsible for a quarter of the drugs in the u.s. and long wanted by u.s. authorities. guzman escaping from this maximum security prison 55 miles outside of mexico city saturday night. he was last seen in the shower area of his cell around 8:50 p.m. authorities say he fled through a dugout hole just 20 inches by 20 inches wide. authorities finding a ladder they believe he used to drop himself 30 feet below ground. winding his way through a mile long labyrinth of tunnels. the passage about as tall as el chapo himself, 5'6” but well lit and fully ventilated with pvc piping. the passage even outfitted with a motorcycle used to help move earth and dig the tunnel out. this is the hole they believe he escaped from. >> this is a man known for having a team of engineers and miners, some of the best in mexico who are there just to build these tunnels. >> reporter: we met a man named eric w

. >> when police tried to interview armstrong, they discovered he had left town months earlier. >> he was reported to be living in roswell, new mexico i drove to roswell. spent two days looking for him. was not able to find him. >> but they were able to track down his current girlfriend, angela allen. >> she said she loved him. as they stayed together awhile, he became more and more abusive, and eventually he beat her up a couple of times, as best i recall. >> angela said she knew all about belynda. >> i heard a couple of messages on an answering machine. one of them was that she was pregnant and that she needed to talk to him about it. >> angela told police that she and armstrong ran into belynda in a local bar shortly before she disappeared, and there was a confrontation. >> she wanted to see him to clarify the fact that she was going to raise this child herself, and it was hers no matter who it belonged to. >> angela told investigators she ended her relationship with armstrong when she learned belynda was pregnant. angela gave police several items armstrong had left with her before he left the area. among them, a large knife. pol

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. >>> in new mexico the city of albuquerque has settled a lawsuit in a police shooting last year thated angry protests. james body was killed in a stand off with police officers, video showed body apparently surrendering and hold two knives when he was then shot. officials said body was schizophrenic and had not taken proper meditation the city has now agreed to pay body's family $5 million. last no two police officers involved in the shooting were charged with second degree murder. >>> in greece tonight lawmakers are burning the midnight oil. it's early saturday morning in athens and members of parliament are still debating whether to approve a new austerity plan, the plan would inflict some more pain on the greek people but would help the country get more bailout money and stay in the european union simon mcgregor-wood reports from athens. >> reporter: i greek government's proposal may have convinced some of its european creditors but selling it to the greek parliament was a tougher challenge. after all to many members of the governing coalition looks like something they had already

news at noon, a tunnel with electricity. part of the astounding details of a prison break for a notorious kingpin in mexico. later, a mother of six caught shoplifting. what a police officer did. doug hill breaks down where and when we will see the worst of jummy: welcome back. an airline spokesperson says a flight from orlando veered off of the runway trying to get to the gate. it got stuck on the grass. work is underway to toe the plane back to the -- to toe the plane back to the gate -- to tow the plane back to the gate. blocking guzman -- what keen -- joaquin guzman escaped from a prison. >> he is the most powerful and dangerous drug lord in the world. officials said he would never escape from prison again. he managed to prove them wrong. he broke out of this maximum-security prison outside of mexico city. >> he is the osama bin laden of drug trafficking. he was last seen in the shower area of his cell. under the shower, a whole, 20 inches by 20 inches wide. authorities finding a ladder they believe he used to drop himself down. investigators questioning 18 prison workers, trying to figure out how a man who is responsible for tens of thousands of deaths by ove

new york state police. the search continues for two escaped men. >> hundreds of officers on a massive manhunt. >> tonight on "20/20," manhunt. from new york to mexico, it's the summer of prison escapes. >> we're inside the el chapo tunnel. >> and we're taking you dead center. >> they have no trail. it's like chasing a ghost. >> 23 days and nights of terror with two cold-hearted killers on the loose. >> richard matt and david sweat, desperate convicts that don't feel pain, and don't mind causing it. >> he's a monster. >> and just this week, sweat speaks out. all-new details, planning their escape for months. a crash diet, hacksaws hidden in ground beef. >> you look at it and say, how did this happen? >> could it have been seducing a prison guard? >> what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking, joyce mitchell, what are you thinking? >> tonight, our correspondents in the field and in the forest. retracing the desperate steps of the killers, with the men that led the charge. >> he's yelling, stop! >> come out! >> chilling new details you've never heard until now. >> his attitude was, if we have to kill or rob somebody, that's what we'll do. >> the campsite

mexico will join me to respond. >>> then breaking news as the police chief of baltimore loses his job.

mexico. >>> you can catch that story many more as well as the latest news analysis, and opinion pieces on our website. that's at aljazeera.com. >>> the nation's police on high alert, a warning from homeland security and the fbi this holiday weekend. >>> talks intensify in vienna. round the clock negotiations are planned throughout the weekend. >>> and free at 50 the tough life middle age inmates face when they are released from jail. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. an estimated 42 million americans are hitting the road today heading for independence day celebrations but federal law enforcement is on heightened alert. john henry smith has more. >> reporter: first it's important to point out that homeland security is not saying they know of any specific threats set for this weekend in the united states, still in advance of the holiday weekend, the department of homeland security has sent out an alert to police across the country, and they are responding by ramping up their preparations. tourists are already out in force, getting an early start enjoying this 4th of july weekend. also out in force, police secu

nbc10 camera was rolling as police recovered the gun in a nearby creek. >>> a 911 dispatcher in new mexico has resigned after hanging up on a caller. take a listen. >> that was matthew sanchez whose voice you here there hanging up on a friend of a 14-year-old shooting victim who later died from his injuries. we hear from the albuquerque fire chief about this incident this morning. >> problem, obviously here is that it's not the tech technicality. say on somebody used a swear word or elevated tone that is an excuse. >> the albuquerque fire chief there david downey says he has launched an internal investigation into this incident and says the dispatcher could have his ems certification revoked. >>> 78 degrees outside at 6:16 if you're getting ready to head out. >> let's check in with jessica boyington at the first alert traffic center. >> 42 freeway right around the new jersey turnpike off ramp which is straight up ahead, northbound you can still see that drive time is doing okay from 55 up toward the walt whitman bridge. we are starting to see a little bit of a slow down here. this is appro

new information in the prison escape by mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman. they're making arrests as did you gnu details come to light. >> reporter: mexico's most- wanted man seems to have veteranned into thin air. policeve believe joaquin el chapo guzman has disappeared into thin air. he's very good at surviving. >> this guy is a very primitive man that rapes women when the woman doesn't do favor and kills people, kids, women, men. this man is very bad. >> reporter: she's a journalist and expert on the cartel problem plaguing her country. see lives with death threats that come with reporting and writing about guzman, man whose power did not dinnish behind prison walls. >> be over 900 prisoners on your side, you're able to do anything. >> reporter: she believes el chapo threaten and bribed prison official, facilitating his escape... a woman who won't tell me her name out of fear for her safety says she hopes security measures would keep her loved one safe. the prison continues housing a laundry list of cartel heads and prisoners. guada00pe san chez is one of them. she did not respond to cnn's request for congressmen, but took to social media denying she knew guzman. she says sadly corruption is part of

mexico. >>> you can catch that story many more as well as the latest news analysis, and opinion pieces on our website. that's at aljazeera.com. >>> the nation's police alert, a warning from homeland security and the fbi this holiday weekend. >>> talks intensify in vienna. round the clock negotiations are planned throughout the weekend. >>> and free at 50 the tough life middle age inmates face when they are released from jail. ♪

news near mexico city. >>> back here at home a fugitive is behind bars thanks to the strong jaws of a police dog, this happened in clear lake. "the press democrat" reports that investigators call up with devin walker. he was wanted on multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. walker trying to run, but a police dog bit down on his leg. police eventually took him into custody. he did have a small cut on his leg, but is okay. the dog didn't just chomp down wouldn't let go. >>> a san mateo woman of beating her neighbor to death with a baseball bat is set to enter a plea in court today. she turned herself in for a beating. police say she his the elderly neighbors with a bat. city neighbors said they had actual been been good friend but had a recent fallout over money. >>> police used a stun gun to stop a man following a bizarre incident "the oakland tribune" reports that someone spotted the man strangling a canadian goose, then reportedly beheaded the animals. when police got to the scene, the man acted more erratically and one of the officers used a stun gun to calm him down. h

> the san francisco police officer association has new released a statement of sanchez saying three is illegal alien not an undocumented immigrant. if three is where he belongs mexico, the innocent victim would still be alive. this debate is local and across the country and the suspect is due in court today. >> thank you. firefighters in solano county are trying to contain a wildfire after crews got the up upper hand on the names north of vacaville, 150 acres have burned and 25 homes are threatened. you can see the flames moving closer to the homes and air tankers and helicopters hammered the flames from above and engine companies from all over bay area pitched in to contain it. >> pretty big. burned down the scan beyond. then it looks like they had it just about out and the wind picked up and it was back up the canyon. >> it started when a truck caught fire and ignited brush and the fire is just 25 percent contained and unpredict am winds have made it hard to fight. >> ocean beach is turning into a grim experience, three large mammals, marine mammals washed ashore yesterday and as we our reporter tells us, more could end up there. >> it was a beautiful day. joey t

police force and has the backing of mexico city. across the border, that's the demarcation line, an area they don't control. >> beyond the line and up in the mountains newtels and vigilante groups are forming. the violence followed. december 16th, tensions between two rival groups erupted in a gun battle captured on amateur video. >>> one of the leaders in that battle was this man. who has organised militias in an effort to beat back the cartels. >> we had to defend ourselves. and the questions forces that we created were created to fight because we can't work with the cartels. they controlled everything. >> this was one of 11 people killed, dying at the hands of those loyal to a vigilante known assel americano. he earnt the nickname after spending several years living in the united states. while it's not clear if the american came to mexico like el salvador, there's concern if the kids are not better integrated into the schools, they could add to the problem plaguing the region, as deportations rise, the ranks of america's lost generation are growing. >> david joins me now. david, who is working on any solutions to the problem. >> that is the difficult

> the san francisco police officer association has new released a statement of sanchez saying three is illegal alien not an undocumented immigrant. if three is where he belongs mexicoe innocent victim would still be