he thought oakley misreported what he said during that meeting. so oakley says the sergeant showed up at 12:45 in the morning and he was shaken by the door bell at that hour, and first amendment activists say it's a clear case of attempted censorship by intimidation. the police has apologized saying he didn't mean to upset oakley or the family. he did change the words in two paragraphs of the story. >> louis farrakhan spoke out about his relationship with the jewish community. farrakhan was the key note speaker at cal's african black coalition conference today. he addressed an auditorium of

oakley. i'm falling on my sword because i was wrong and i put him in an awkward position and i shouldn't have done it. >> reporter: oakley says he doesn't plan to file charges but told the "san francisco chronicle" he was concerned if meehan did this once, he could do this again. meehan's apoll -- will meehan's apology with his officers? some say he is more concerned about his image than the case at hand. >> thank you, cate caugiran. >>> this morning, jury selection continues for ross mirkarimi's domestic violence trial. but it's not clear when that trial will begin. there are more pretrial motions to be considered. mirkarimi's lawyers trying to get that video showing a bruise on his wife's arm kept out of the trial still. similar moves by his wife's lawyer have been rejected. >>> the rain not coming today. but it's coming. >> it's acoming in bucks in droves i guess for the next week. >> this is probably the best stretch of rain we have seen in quite some time. >> awesome. >> about the best?

he thought oakley misreported what he said during that meeting. so oakley says the sergeant showed up at 12:45 in the morning and he was shaken by the door bell at that hour, and first amendment activists say it's a clear case of attempted censorship by intimidation. the police has apologized saying he didn't mean to upset oakley or the family. he did change the words in two paragraphs of the story. >> louis farrakhan spoke out about his relationship with the jewish community. farrakhan was the key note speaker at cal's african black coalition conference today. he addressed an auditorium of students this morning. his visit to berkeley has drawn criticism from some jewish student who claim he is anti-semitic. he addressed the issue at great length. he talked about the jewish community's effect on the media. saying, quote, anyone not a friend of the jewish community was not written up well in history. >> i told them, i want to be your friend, but if being your friend means i have got to deny the truth, then yours is a friendship i don't need and you

>> reporter: that reporter is doug oakley. he says he felt intimidated by the late night visit from the police. now, the story which appeared online was about a community meeting held by michael meehan on thursday night. the subject of the meeting was the beating death of peter cooker in the berkeley hills on february 18th. oakley's story stated an apology, but the chief later clarified that he apologized for taking e ining so long to expla. at 12:45 a.m. friday, doug oakley was awakened by a knock at his door. it was a police sergeant who conveyed the chief's criticism. oakley says he was startled and intimidated by the experience. i talked on the phone with the police chief who issued a may area ko pa. >> it was late and that is my responsibility and i should have just taken a deep breath and waited for the morning. i did send an e-mail, this is my fault, my error, i apologize for that. >> reporter: i also talked to doug oakley, the chief is calling the full ordeal a learning experience. >> thank you. >>> during a controvers

she told oakley she was mortified to be at oakley's home but was asked to give a direct order to ask him to change the story. he says he does not plan to sue and will report to work today. live from berkeley i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jury selection continues in the trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. 144 potential jurors will be answering questions today. the someone will also consider a change of venue request. mirkarimi is charged with domestic violence and child endangerment. >>> a concord woman is facing dui and child endangerment. the truck they were in crashed into a utility pole on market street around 4:30 yesterday morning. that knocked out power to 4,000 pg&e customers and damaged two cars. no one was hurt. police say the woman was the driver but witnesses tell us they saw a man behind the wheel jump out and run away. >> i thought he was the only one in the car. and three or four minutes later here comes that lady and the little kid. >> witnesses say the womyn child left the scene in a taxi. police later arrested the woman at a nearby apartment c

oakley told us by phone he went home and shortly before 1 a.m. he was awakened by a knock at his door. >> i never know what to think when the police come to the door in the middle of the night. i was afraid something had happened tragic to someone i knew. >> the sergeant was mary cusm suchlt s, the department administration officer that says he wanted them to achange the report saying the chief apologized for ab explanation but not for responding to the crime scene. oakley, who agreed to make the changes said he felt start he willed and intimidated. >> we were talking about this is what it must be like for people in other country that is don't get the protection we do, here, you know. >> it was a significant error in judgment and i put him in an awkward position and i shouldn't have done that. i am completely falling on my sword. i am simply in the wroj. >> the chief told us he called and personally apologized to oakley and the chief is now calling the whole ordeal a learning experience. >> i should have taken a deep breath, relaxed a little bit,

oakley says he doesn't plan to sue and will report to work on monday. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> berkeley's internal city manager released a statement saying, "there was no justification for contacting the reporter in this way. and the chief understands that the more appropriate response to his concerns about inaccurate statements in the alter should have been to wait until the following day and make contact by phone or e- mail." . >> a shooting in san francisco's mission district has left a man dead. had happened just before 7:30 last night near the corner of 23rd and shodwell streets. police say they found the victim shot to death need a car. he is only identifieds a 3-year- old 39-year-old man there. is still no word on a motive or suspect. >>> oakland police say a man is in custody linked to an illegal street race. officers recovered one badly damaged car around 12:30 a.m. police followed another vehicle suspected of taking part in that race. the chp picked up the chase and eventually arrested the suspect in castro valley. >>> police a

meehan said sorry to oakley.ley will report to work today anywhen while the berkeley police association says they are gravely concerned about meehan's actions. >>> and how do you think berkeley's city council should respond to the incident? that's the questions we're asking our viewers on facebook this morning. frank wrote if berkeley doesn't want an out of control police department, they will at least suspend him. math lin wrote the council should suspend the chief. and we want to know what you think. follow the ktvu channel 2 morning teams on facebook and send us a message. we'll share more of your comments coming up on mornings on 2. >>> new video we want to pass on to you. take a look at this. new video out of california. swimmers were ordered it of the waters when sharks were spotted near the shore. there are no reports of any swimmer being injured and the beach was reopened a couple hours later. >>> northern california air national guard rescue team is helping two injured sailors off the coast of mexico. me

oakley. i'm falling on my sword because i was wrong and i put him in an awkward position and shouldn't have done it. >> reporter: oakley says he has no plans to file charges. but told the "san francisco chronicle" he was concerned if meehan did this once, he could do this anytime again that he was upset. we're hearing reports that several officers of meehan's force says the chief is more concerned about his image than the case at hand. live in berkeley this morning, back to you. >> were there reports that the chief the following morning was going back and forth with this reporter via email even about what he had printed? >> you know, we'll be looking into that about that email once we get more information. we'll be sure. at this point we are still getting preliminary reports about this story but as soon as we get more, we'll be sure to update you. >> a lot of people looking into this. cate caugiran live in berkeley, thank you. >>> also this morning, jury selection continues for the mirkarimi

meehan apologized for oakley. oakley does not plan to sue and he will report to work today.oming up find out if meehan has the police department's rank and file behind him. live from berkeley i'm tara moriarty. >>> time is 5:33. a bay area marine hasn't been seen in ten days and the search is on. it's centered near the san mateo coastline and the sharp park golf course. lorraine blanco joins us. >> reporter: we are in the golf course here. this is where police found the marine's camper. so far the camp ser the main clue. this is joseph mchenry. he is 27 years old. ten days ago he told family members he was going rock climbing and planning to spend the night in the area. police found his vehicle on wednesday and a few of his belongings. >> we continue to believe there is a possibility he's in the search area. that's why we are looking. we did find some gear during our search on thursday. >> reporter: this is a multiagency operation. crews from the san mateo county sheriff office, national park service, and san bruno police department is helping with this search. if you have a

. >> reporter: bay area news group reporter doug oakley covered the story and wrote a story saying the chief apologized for the beating death of cukor. the chief's response was extreme. the police sent an officer to the reporter's door, demanding a correction. >> might have happened in the '50s in the south or some other country where reporters aren't protected as here. >> reporter: the bay area news group's story says it isn't about the story changes, it's about sending an armed police officer to a reporter's home. ordering a police officer to a journalist's home in the middle of the night to demand changes to a story is an attempt at censorship by intel dation, he said. it definitely crossed the line. the chief told cbs 5 he was tired and frustrated, trying to get out what he says are the facts, but he went about it all wrong. >> and putting myself out there just to say this is completely my fault, i apologize to mr. oakley, falling on my sword because i was wrong and i put him in an awkward position and i shouldn't have done it. >> reporter: reporter oakley told cbs 5 he's a profess

that went late into the night, and covering the meeting for the oakland tribune was reporter doug oakley. following the meeting he filed his story online, and an hour and a half later, sergeant with the berkeley employs department showed up at is a house. >> she said she was mortified she had to be there and she was very apologetic but she had to come over and tell me that the chief wanted me to immediately retract some stuff from the article i had posted. >> completely and totally an error in judgment. i know this. i know better. this is nothing that doug had doesn't doug oakley has been very responsive and very reasonable. >> reporter: now, oakley tells us he accept's police chief0s policy but this is a situation that raises serious first amendment concerns and at least one city council member in berkeley says he is going to raise those concerns with the city manager on monday morning. reporting live in berkeley, abc-7 news. >> alan: in livermore, police are looking for a whan who hey say tried to kidnap a four-year-old boy. this is a sketch of the suspect. he told a livermore valley t

oakley said the chief apologized. but meehan insisted he only apologized for the -- >> it's completely and totally an arrow in -- error in judgment. dug oakly has been very responsive and very reasonable. >> reporter: the reporter tells me he has accepted the police chief's apology. meanwhile, a city council member near berkeley says she has concern and is going to be walking into the city manager's office on monday. reporting live, sergio quintana. >> alan: tired of being targeted by robbers, oakland food truck owners are taking security into their open hands. here's why many of them are considering armed security guards. >> reporter: the family run the tacos truck and are still mourning he loss of gabrielle jury who was shot to death in the truck. they're hiring their own security but the aunt says it won't stop random violence like the kind that killed gabriel. >> things happen. no one knows writ will come from. we still can't understand why it happened, nor who didded. these food trucks are described as a mobile a

an order he gave thursday to send an officer to doug oakley who later changed an article about the chief's remarks in an article. >>> the train for bart to san jose arrived today. it is the final financial hurdle for this part of the extension. we go live to san jose with what's next. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. there is the rail system already in place behind me. it's actually also right behind the various flea markets here in san jose. by 2016 those bart trains should be rolling right through here. a toast to a project that will finally make its way to san jose. >> we are well on our way to delivering the impossible. today we have secured all of the funding needed to deliver the b.a.r.t. silicon valley extension. >> reporter: that means b.a.r.t. trains will soon rumble all the way to san jose. it means they'll no longer stop in fremont and it means the

phone that he tried healing and calling oakley with no success. out of desperation he sent a sergeant to his home at 12:45 p.m. and requested an immediate correction to this story. >> i ended up causing distress to doug and his family and it was wrong on my part. x >> in the middle east, a u.s. soldier opened fire killing at least 16 people including three women and nine children. a resident in the area told reporters that the soldier went into three homes and started shooting. the service member was

you heard it are here from stewart oakley. and chris williams is also with us. >> quick check before we go to the break on what's it going on in the markets and the reaction that we're seeing to these figures. we are looking at declines for the ftse 100 of 0.8%, lows right around the equity markets dax down by just over 1.25%, while the swiss equity markets holding unreasonably well, but still down by 0.6%. so, jackie, we are looking at a negative session after a flat day of trade yesterday. >> absolutely. and in in terms of what you're seeing, it seems like it's impacting us here. when i first got in, we were trading higher and now we're looking at a down picture. dow 48, nasdaq 9 and s&p 500 lower by nearly 7. interesting to note that the volumes still incredibly low. about i imagine these number has we're seeing out of europe and asia going to impact us, as well, here in the united states. still to come, shoppers are still slashing their cash on luxury. hermes says it will warn its investors. we have more live from paris ne

oakley says he's taking it at face value. o.k.ly says he has never experience -- oakley says he has never experienced something like this. chris teen dan -- christine daniel released a statement. there was no justification for contacting the reporter in this way and the chief understands that more appropriate response to his concerns about inaccurate statements in the article should have been to wait until the following day and make contact by phone or e- mail. meanwhile the councilman says she plans to discuss the chiefs behavior with the city manager tomorrow. >>> we know the name of a man killed at a fire in alameda. it started just before 9:00 last night on a home on helm street. when firefighters arrived they found 54-year-old kenneth chase in the hallway. he was having a heart attack. >> when the patient was removed from the home. cpr was initiated and immediately transported to highland hospital. >>> he was pronounced dead at the hospital. his dog was also killed in that fire. they say the fire started in the kitchen a

stewart oakley is with us the richard, let's kick off with you, first of all. we've seen, of course, a big sticking of the yield kev with the ltros. one will wonder now whether we're getting to the point people might -- even though there's liquidity, whether they want to play the carry or, indeed, whether they think there's value at the shorter end. >> i don't think that the front end has really been supported. we're still of the view that really what's happening here is that banks that have and continue to tap the three-year facility in order to fund their own debt which falls due this year and next. a positive by-product of that rather than the actual aim itself is the support this provides for short data and spanish debt as they park that liquidity until such time as they need it to pay for their own bonds they are redeeming. given that, there's going to be some mechanism support as it were for the front end of the italian and spanish curve. yields have fallen rapidly since december so the scope for further decline is limited, but i think there's limited ris

oakley said he made changes, but not all the ones the chief requested. the first amendment advocates say that could be seen as intimidation. >>> and turns out today was not last call for a popular watering hole. the gold dust lounge is still in business. the eviction order didn't happen here. there was a lot of attention focusing on the fate of the bar. the eviction appears to be blocked by a lawsuit at this point. >> the lawyer said everybody still has their jobs, and we're celebrating that we're still here. >>> the landlord accuses the bar owners of misleading the public about the real situation and says the gold dust owners knew their lease had a 90-day cancellation clause. >> rally today, where they're trying to keep open. the managers say they're shutting down april 15th, because the lease is set to expire. the rally organizers say the 51- year-old bowling alley provides jobs and recreation for thousands of people and hope the landlord will renew the lease. >>> and east bay homeowners hoping to avoid foreclosure got the word from experts today. they

oakley did make a change to the story then meehan called and e-mailed oakley asking for more changes which he refused to do. oakley has said he accepts the chief's apology. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:05. a 13-year-old girl is one of three people recovering from injuries this morning following two late night shootings in oakland. the first happened 11 last night at an apartment building on high street one adult man was shot outside the building, the other man was inside both are expected to recover. at 1:30 this morning a 13-year-old girl was shot in the arm on 18th avenue near east 15 street she is expected to survive. >> this morning the taliban is vowing revenge against the u.s. as one american soldier shot to death 16 civilians in afghanistan including nine children and three women, bodies were shown to reporters as proof. survivors say an army staff sergeant went into their homes before dawn sunday and shot them with an automatic rifle and pistol where they slept. afghan president karzai calls it an assassination that cannot be forgiven. >>> this was an individual acting al

by email, reporter doug oakley tolders, the chief apologized to me and my family and i accepted it. now i'm ready to move on but the community hasn't moved on someone chalking this message calling for meehan's firing this front of the city hall steps. >> whether he can recover from that, we shall see. >> reporter: neither the police chief nor city officials wanted to go on camera with us today. the police officer's association did tell us they are working with the city on a resolution regarding this incident. live in berkeley, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> other bay area headlines, a 13-year-old girl was among the victims of a pair of late-night shootings in oakland. police think she was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time when gunfire broke out on 12th street around 1:30 a.m. she was hit in the arm and is expected to be okay. earlier two men were shot and wounded on high street. >>> "occupy" protestors took up the foreclosure crisis in force today. they descended on county recorders offices across the state calling for fraud investigations. "occupiers" want an audit of every f

reporter doug oakley said he was startled and felt intimidated, and he made the changes.viously it was a very significant error in judgment, and i put doug in an awkward position. i really shouldn't have done that. so what i'm doing is i'm completely falling on my sword because i am simply in the wrong. >> the story had to do with police response to last month's beating death of peter succor in the berkeley hills. the report in the paper said meehan apologized for the delayed response to the crime scene, but the chief said he only apologized for a delay in an explanation but not the delayed response to the crime scene. he later did apologize for sending a sergeant to the reporter's house. >>> in the deep south this week gop primaries will happen in alabama and mississippi on tuesday where romney and rick santorum are in a very close race. meantime, romney picked up more delegates yesterday after winning primaries in wyoming and the northern mariniana islands. santorum kept pace by easily winning kansas. >>> during a controversial visit to uc berkeley nation of islam leade

it involves doug oakley of the bay area news group.olice department didn't like oakley's article about a heated community meeting in which residents complained about a lack of information. how did the department express its dissatisfaction? police chief michael men ordered the sergeant to go to oakley's house in the middle of the night and demand that the piece be changed. can you imagine? wait till you hear this spin. he called the late-night visit, quote, an overzealous attempt to make sure that accurate information is put out. "overzealous"? the officer had a gun. meehan has apologized. this is a sad thing when the newspaper did the right thing. for nearly two decades, bob caldwell was part of "the oregonian." he died of a heart attack at 63 and the paper erroneously reported that he had been found in a parked car. but the paper later corrected that report. caldwell had said had been visiting a 23-year-old woman whom he paid for sex. he collapsed after they had sex and she called 911. caldwell's widow told the a.p. said she understo

and oakley will be able to bring some more apprentices over there. and the tree-watering program is funded by the transportation authority fund. we are still trying to keep the apprentice programs going. we do see a huge opportunity with a lot of contracts that are coming on line. in a lot of the contract that the city gives, there are opportunities for contractors to hire apprentices, and we want to make sure that the tool is available to them. the total operating budget, as you can see, pretty steady over the last few years. for 12-13 and 13-14, the difference is the cream bar -- green bar. that is the road fund. otherwise, we really have been pretty steady, and hopefully we will see an increase in work orders. the staff ... dust and delivering many of these projects. supervisor chu: he will speak to the challenges with the presentation? >> yes, i can. the next slide shows the general fund hot gas tax and budget. you can see it is pretty steady, the increases mostly have to do with the cost of general allowances. you can see where those are mostly

doug at oakley has been very responsible. >> doug oakley accepts the police chief's apology and city counselor is going to look at concerns in the situation into the city manager's office come monday morning. >>> oakland food truck owners are taking security into their own hands. tomas ramon tells us why many of them are considering armed security guards. >> the martinez family that runs the truck there are mourning the loss of five-year-old who was shot to death in the truck last december. they your hiring their own security but the aunt says it won't stop random violence like the kind that killed gabriel. [ speaking spanish ] >> things happen happen not know when it will happen. we can't understand why it happened nor who did it. >> robbers can find and easy target and the association of mobile food trucks are hiring their own armed guards. >> we're taking the bull by horns, we're not going to take it anymore. we're going to do what we need to do. >> many of food trucks have lost customers due to the fear of violence. >> they are nervous right now. >> the issue is money. how much w

now, oakley did make some minor changes to his article monday morning. meehan did apologize.s decided. >>> a concord woman is facing dui and child endangerment charges after they crashed into a utility pole on market street around 4:30 can a.m. it knocked out power to 4,000 businesses and hole. he thought it was her only in the cared a then he talked to -- and then he talked to her. >>> a small earthquake shook the earthquake just about -- 35 minute -- shook the south bay just about 35 minutes ago, hitting el cerrito at 7:35 a.m. >>> a young hero from san francisco is expected to hear from the congressional medal of founder -- of honor foundation today. williams jumped out of her car and pulled a driver from his burning big rig on highway 101 in san francisco. >>> the 49ers will be looking at wide receivers this offseason but the guy reportedly showing up tonight is a little bit of officer is -- surprise. a little bit of a -- he's bay blayed for los angeles -- he's trying out for that team. >>> some pay-per-view lawsuits are demanding as much as $160,000 from bars and restaur

he's been very responsive and reasonable. >> oakley said he accepts the apology. meanwhile the city counselor has said she's going to walk some of her concerns about the situation into the city manager's office come monday morning. at berkeley police headquarters, abc7 news. >>> tired of being targeted by robbers, oakland food truck owners are taking security into their own hands. we are told why many of them are considering armed security guards. >> reporter: the martinez family runs the truck. they are still mourning the loss five-year-old gabrielle jr. who was shot to death in the truck last december. the family is hiring their own security, but the aunt sis it won't stop random violence like the kind that killed gabrielle. things happen, no one knows where it will come from or when it will happen. we still can't understand why it happened nor who did it. the food trucks have been described as mobile atms because the robbers find them easy targets. now the association of mobile food trucks is hiring their own armed guards to try to stop the robberies and the ki

and livermore up to brentwood and oakley, that is where we're seeing some of the better radar returns. all this is moving off to the east with the cold front. so as we expected this afternoon we're going to have light to moderate rate throughout the day. >> embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi took the first step to lifting his suspension from work. they say he acted outside his legal authority when he suspended him for misconduct. courts have ruled that public official cannot be removed unless they are in office. the incident took place more than a week before he was sworn in. he pleaded guilty to falseimpri. >> there is serious doubts on the survival of healthcare overhaul. the arguments are focused on the law's individual insurance requirement. anthony kennedy the swing vote questioned whether the mandate is a step beyond what cases are allowed. demonstrators pack the sidewalk of supreme court prompt spirited debate. >> i want people to have the opportunity to receive healthcare that they currently don't have. >> a poll released yesterday shows almost even split on that individual mand

and livermore up to brentwood and oakley, that is where we're seeing some of the better radar returns. all this is moving off to the east with the cold front. so as we expected this afternoon we're going to have light to moderate rate throughout the day. >> embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi took the first step to lifting his suspension from work. they say he acted outside his legal authority when he suspended him for misconduct. courts have ruled that public official cannot be removed unless they are in office. the incident took place more than a week before he was sworn in. he pleaded guilty to false imprison. >> there is serious doubts on the survival of healthcare overhaul. the arguments are focused on the law's individual insurance requirement. anthony kennedy the swing vote questioned whether the mandate is a step beyond what cases are allowed. demonstrators pack the sidewalk of supreme court prompt spirited debate. >> i want people to have the opportunity to receive healthcare that they currently don't have. >> a poll released yesterday shows almost even split on that individual

oakley. i'm falling on my sword because i was wrong and i put him in an awkward position and i shouldn't have done it. >> the chief says he was tired and frustrated trying to get out the facts but went about trying to get the correction the wrong way. he admitted he should not have sent an armed police officer to oakley's home. that's the reporter, after midnight. >>> i don't think that discussion is over. it sounds like other city officials want to discuss it. >> that will not go away too soon. >>> a look at the legal debate over the domestic violence trial of a former sheriff. >>> and the video evidence the state wants to put in and why his wife is asking that it be tossed out of court. >>> oakland's pitch to keep it's professional sports team, chris collins joining us live next. >>> and out the door this morning, cloudy and cool, conditions with a slight chance of light shower activity in the forecast. more rain through the week. we'll have the details coming up in just a few minutes. ,, >

pittsburg, golf course road, headed out towards the oakley area, brentwood, rain, all of this is moving from north to south. and also seeing some showers. san leandro, heyward, and this batch is pushing south and will move into union city in the next five minutes or so. this is the culprit. area of low pressure. the cold front moved through last night, that's when we had the heaviest rain. but the low is continuing to push towards the south and will keep a chance of showers in the accuweather forecast for another day. >>> let's look at the forecast in a bit. >> the man accused of killing 16 civilians in afghanistan is now being held as a military prison in kansas. staff sergeant robert bales was flown to ft. leavenworth ready in the behave area, dozens of afghans and supporters gathered to hold a vigil for the victims. >> stop killing innocent civilians. >> stop killing innocent civilians,. >> reporter: the call for the end to death of civilians in afghan is being shouted in free. more than 150 afghans and supporters came here today, here to pay their respects and mourn the loss of 16 w

sheriff michael mihan ordering the department's media relation's officer to the home of reporter doug oakley at 12:45 friday morning. mihan was reportedly upset about a story being writ be about a story who some felt took low long where -- where a man was beaten to death. >>> highway 4 has reopened. it was just reopened within the last half-hour after a tanker truck overturned and prompted a partial chore closure. the highway patrol says it overturned near hercules just before 10:30 at cumming skyway. the driver of the truck suffered minor injuries. >>> san bruno police are asking for the public's help in finding a man who has been missing for over a week. search efforts have centered near the sharp park golf course in pacifica. his car was found parked nearby. the missing man, joseph mchenry. he told people he was planning to go rock climbing and camping. an extensive search of the water, beaches and cliffs has been conducted. but no sign of him. any one who has information about -- anyone who has ooftion information about him is asked to call police. >>> a new training program that focuses

oakley.rd because i was wrong and put him in an awkward position and shouldn't have done it. >> the chief said he was tired and frustrated trying to get out the facts of the story. he says he went about it all wrong. he admitted he says should not have sent an armed police officer to oakley's home after midnight to ask for the corrections. >>> i don't think we heard the last of that story. >>> uc president describes louous farrakhan speeches as racist, antisemitic and anti- homophobic and defining the right to speak at uc berkeley yesterday. >> somebody on this campus would say you shouldn't hear what i have to say when the world listens to what farrakhan has to say? >> a packed wheeler hall heard what farrakhan had to say yesterday at uc berkly the long time african-american leader spoke during the african black coalition conference. event was put on the black student union but several other student groups protested the visit. >> negative impact on the community comes from his constant and c

. >> doug oakley covered the meeting and drove in all story saying that the chief apologized for the beating death of stupor. she said the police officer to reporters home after midnight commander correction. >> the police showed up at my door and it was like something that might have happened in the 1950's and the south or in some other countries where journalists are just protected as they where here. >> they say it's not about the story changes, it's about sending an armed police officer to reporters home. order now police officer to our home in the middle of the night to demand changes to the story as attempted censorship by intimidation and it definitely crossed the line. the chief told cbs five that he was tired and frustrated that he went about it all wrong. >> to say this is completely my fault, i am calling on my sword because i was wrong and i put him in the awkward position. >> he said he didn't need to be awakened in the middle of the night. the city of berkeley 's interim city manager said there was no justification for police contacted reporter and not way. >> two early

doug at oakley has been responsive and reasonable. >> reporter: one call the actions extreme today she wants to meet with the city manager. the reporter for the tribune says he does accept the chief's apology. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> jury selection is scheduled today in the domestic violence trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. lawyers wait again on a key decision. the lawyer the jury pool was expanded after hundreds of potential jurors were excused last week. mirkarimi's attorney filed an appeal friday to prevent video of mirkarimi's wife from being shown to jurors. it shows lopez displaying her bruised arm. his attorney argues since lopez is refusing to take the stand there is no way to cross-examine testimony from the video. >>> big multi-million dollar settlement between pg&e and san bruno could be announced today. the company has set aside a 70 million dollar funds arrest for the natural gas explosion and fire that killed eight people in 2010. the chronicle reports san bruno officials have been pushing the company for up to 100 million dollars in extra compensatio

---el reportero, dough oakley, haba escrito una nota en la que se criticaba a meehan y su departamento el que un residente muri a golpes afuera de su casa.. ---el sindicato de policas dijo que la decisin no solo fue inapropiada, sino que viola los estndares profesionales de agentes de la ley.. cu ---un juez en oakland le dio la luz verde para que se publique parte del reporte del incidente en que estudiantes de u.c. davis fueron rociados con gas pimienta... take vo ---el juez permitir que se d a conocer el reporte a grandes rasgos, pero contino bloqueando el nombre de los agentes involucrados.. ---el sindicato de policas ha solicito un amparo para que se bloqueara el reporte.. ---el 28 de marzo habr otra audiencia para definir las partes del informe que an no son pblicas.... topvo ---el veterano de guerra, scott olsen, presento hoy una queja formal contra la ciudad de oakland... ---esto es a raiz de las lesiones que olsen sufrio durante una manifestacion del movimiento ocupa oakland el ano pasado.. ---segun su abogado, hay nueva informacion que demuestra que la agresion hacia olsen no

northwest winds 5 to 10 miles per hour today number wise, into the upper 60s. 74 in brentwood, tracy and oakley. 73 in santa rosa. check out san francisco, average high temperature this time of the year is 61 and we're forecasting a high of 67 degrees. now, as the temperatures go up, the air mass dries out. therefore, if you are suffering from allergies, blame it on the pollen. it happens to be the juniper, alder and poplar tree count that is extremely high all weekend long. 36 degrees with clear skies in santa rosa overnight, 46 in san francisco. extended forecast calls for another sunshiny day monday, albeit cooler. chance of rain tuesday and fri. by the way, on sunday, 38th annual running of the napa valley marathon. cbs 5, a very proud sponsor. we want to wish all of you athletes good luck, hydrate with an afternoon high of 70 degrees! that is your pinpoint forecast. >> thanks, roberta. >>> 48 hours takes us behind the scenes tonight of a brutal murder investigation in a posh east bay neighborhood. ernest and charlene shearer were found beaten to death in their home in pleasantton back in 2

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he's been very responsive and reasonable. >> oakley said he accepts the apology. meanwhile the city counciller has said she's going to walk some of her concerns about the situation into the city manager's office come monday morning. at berkeley police head converts abc7 news. >>> tired of being targeted by robbers, oakland food truck owners are taking security into their own hands. we are told why many of them are considering armed security guards. >> reporter: the martinez family runs the truck. they are still mourning the loss of gabrielle jr. who was shot to death last d.c.. the family is hiring their own security, but the aunt sis it won't stop random violence like the kind that killed gabrielle. things happen, no one knows where it will come from or when it will happen. we still can't understand why it happened nor who did it. the food trucks have been described as mobile afms because the robbers find them easy targets. now they are hiring their own armed guards to stop the robberies and the killings. >> we are taking the ball by the horns and we are going to

the chief told me over the phone that he tried healing and calling oakley with no success.12:45 p.m. and requested an immediate correction to this story. >> i ended up causing distress to doug and his family and it was wrong on my part. x >> in the middle east, a u.s. soldier opened fire killing at least 16 people including three women and nine children. a resident in the area told reporters that the soldier went into three homes and started shooting. the service member was eventually left hand how if 6 someone said that he had a breakdown. there were reports of protests following the shooting. cause some >>mark: today marks one year since a powerful 9.0 magnitude earthquake hit northern japan destroying communities and sending a crushing tsunami that would change the country forever. here is a look at video from last year showing widespread devastation. >>pam: people are here saying that they really want to help. a lot of the money will help, and particularly schools. some people are from as far away as ireland. >> of people are stepping up scanned helping out from across

willow pass, ig nausea vfd from concord out to oakley seeing radar returns there.e north bay as it has throughout most of the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are very mild. upper 40s in santa rosa. 46 in gilroy, salinas we have close to 50 degrees. all of us are getting rain because it will spread south and breezy today. 40 miles at the coast. the rest of us around 20-30. scattered isolated showers tomorrow. chance of rain saturday. let's talk about what is going to happen today. upper 50s for most of us. some of areas to see the steady rain. it comes into the evening hours and monterey and inland. temperatures in the low to mid-50s. intensity drops as the rain is still out there and mild temperatures, upper 40s to around 50 degrees. here is what is happening. overrunning rain, those hit the north bay the first. then we'll get the cold front to come in. that will bring the heaviest rains and low will keep the rain with scattered showers tomorrow. 7:00, radar computer models have a good depiction of where the rain is going. rest of us is getting stea

oakley refused.his censorship by intimidation and questioning whether he can manage the department. the police union is saying it is gravely concerned. the reporter said he accepts the chief's apology. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:32. jury selection scheduled today in the domestic violence trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. lawyers wait again on a key decision. the jury pool was expanded after hundreds of potential jurors were excused last week. mirkarimi's attorney filed another appeal friday to prevent video of mirkarimi's wife from being shown to jurors. the video shows her displaying her bruised arm. his attorney argues since lopez is refusing to take the stand there is no way to cross-examine testimony from the video. >>> . is relations with afghan once again in -- u.s. relations with afghanistan once again -- >> reporter: photos from the scene show the carnage as many as 16 afghans, including nine children and three women gunned down in the middle of the night. they killed a chi

. >> are those oakley sunglasses?> good story, stay tuned.  >>> when you think of safety, you could probably name a few, but there is one who is not even real, but has the devotion of thousands. she delivers on their prayers and fast and her followers include some of mexico's notorious criminals. more on the legend of morte. >> these piercing red eyes belong to a woman long hidden from view, her name is santa muerte. the saint of death. she's a secret no more. >> along with the catholic church, the current administration has fingered her as spiritual enemies number one. >> spiritual enemy number one for mexico, not cannonnized by the catholic church, so she's referred to as a saint. she caught the eye of professor andrew chestnut a few years back when the mexican army -- near the u.s. mexico border. it's part of the war on drugs. >> the mexican government would go so far as to see this folk saint as a major threat to their war against the cartels. really, really is intriguing. >> you see, developed quite a followi

after sending an officer to the home of oakland tribune reporter at 12:45 in the morning request oakley change an article written about a community meeting in which angry residents expression presed concern about a response that ended in murder. the chief now says he was wrong. >> this is an error in judge. i know this, i know better this is nothing doug had done, he's been responsive and reasonable. >> some critics calling the actions censorship by intimidation and questioning his ability to lead the police department. >> a body pull frtd ocean off island of kauai has been identified as a bay area woman, she was hiking on saturday. witness says she was swept away as she tried to cross a stream, passengers aboard a tour boat spotted body. shaed been scheduled to attend a conference on the island this week. and there is an emotional day for a family of a woman kill bid a bicyclist. today they faced the ran accused of running her over on hoiz bicycle. he walked out of the courtroom after pleading guilty to misdemeanor manslaughter, sentenced to three years probation and must pay the famil

the temperatures will soar up to 74 degrees in throughout brentwood and rio vista as well as tracy, oakley and mountain house. north of the golden gate bridge, from the 60s through the low 70s. outside number will be santa rosa at 73 degrees. san francisco at 67. again when the average high is in the low 60s. when the temperatures go up, air mass is high, pollen count goes up, as well. it's going to be an ominous weekend as far as all of us algae sufferers. slight chance of rain another chance of rain showers on friday. the 38th annual napa valley marathon race time in the 40s topping off at 70 degrees. kim coyle has sports coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, eight to ten teams ... each league will now have two wildcard teams that will pla one game playoff to advanceo the divisional series... rez in the a's line >>> major league baseball expanded to 10 teams. each league will have two wild card teams an play a one gay play-off to advance to the digs -- one game play-off to advance to the divisional series. >>> manny ramirez finished 0 for 2. he launches one to right off grant balfour. one of fiv

oakley. temperatures are all depending on the cloud cover. low 70s and that will happen near the santa clara valley. palo alto will be there. clear and cool on sunday. pam and dave? >> 6:10, obesity and not enough exercise. the connection there to another possibly deadly disease. >> i'm not sure why the mayor wants to keep the identity of these exact blocks confidential. >> you might be surprised what a ktvu news investigation has turned up. >> plus, another arrest at philadelphia's airport. again, what a man had in his luggage that got him into trouble. [ female announcer ] here in california, our schools need help. the largest class size in the nation. 47th out of 50 in per-student funding. but right now, we can make history with a ballot measure to send every k-through-12 dollar straight to our schools. to every school and every child. not to sacramento. it's the only initiative that can say all that. check out our online calculator and find out how your school would benefit. visit ourchildrenourfuture2012.com today. new this morning, secr