. >> new on "action news," california highway patrolmen are searching for these brazen cyclist.n the patrolmen topped for backup, the bikers cheered and sped off. >> not a safe situation. >> something that happened in philadelphia a couple of days ago. >> reporter: let's go to bucks county and i-95, look at this northbound backup it's jamming up at street road and 413 involving an overturned box truck. they have uprighted. right now you're jamming from street road to past street road. >> we have no construction blocking any lanes, isn't that great now that it cleared. >> reporter: yeah, no rains, yesterday our roads were so wet as the rush hour went on. this morning we're dry and comfortable with less winds. 54 in saint davids. in south jersey, cinnaminson, mid 50s. 40s agenda beach and hammonton and woodbine, as well. back up along the coast, looks like mid 50s in the state of delaware. if you're running errands. we'll be in the 50s in a lot of spots, including philadelphia by 9:00. noon, 60. if you have plans to be outside, it will be nice, 66 degrees by 3, breezy. high of 67

and what happened with that program, there were one or two patrolmen that came, and all they had to do was ticket two parents within two days. and the education piece of it spread real quickly. and the principal was saying after those two tickets it became like a night-and-day situation. and i want to commend your effort of making a difference. we are trying to roll out a couple more schools and we hope to duplicate that. i believe that the alice bone school just started and no one is ticketed there. and i think it needs to be done, they have pretty bad behavior there too. i would appreciate someone over there. >> sure. >> we have an official notice? in front of me. okay, do i need to read this? thank you very much, at this point we will end the workshop and reconvene the meeting. >> and we are item number -- should i call the item? >> we are on item 4, update enforcement activities, this is an information item. >> thank you, commissioner tang for joining us and making this an official meeting. so we will call item 4, in which do we have to hear the same thing or what? okay, sorry, com

for the police there and not only the tactical agents and troopers and police officers, but the patrolmenause if this guy can get his sight on anybody even then squad car on a routine patrol, he wants to kill, again. he wants to evade mode for a while, but he really wants to kill, again. >> you know, the perception is that police have so much high-tech equipment that it's so difficult to hide out at all in society, period. would this man have to pretty much get rid of all electronics. what would he need to do to survive this long out in the wilderness? >> well, that's a great question, joy. he doesn't have electronics that they can track him. what he has been protected most is the canopy. you can't see through that with normal vision, even infrared radar from above. there's a lot of protection there as the leaves fall and he loses some of that. and they gain some ability to see him. but, of course, he can also see them. but just his, you know, sort of fanatical believes. he played the serbian soldier and this fantasy that he's on and this death wish he's in. it's manic and it's keeping hi

. >> : how patrolmen investigation finds caltrans did not retaliate against whistleblowing workers working the bay bridge. your poor ruling friday says caltrans led many employees to think it would be punished for voicing concerns over the effects of the bridge. reports also say there were serious shortfalls in management. and the investigation came after claims were raised during the hearing of construction delays and cost on the six and half billion dollar eastern spent. that of caltrans now making management changes by december 1st. >> : happening today rally will be held supporting the raise minimum wage. serve as a stow mayor ed leaves a brother james campbell joined the community and business leaders and opposition to a rally carried the calls to raise the minimum wage in san francisco $15 an hour by 2018. >> : raleigh starts over an hour at 1045 this morning at the bridge to a plaza in front of the ferry building. >> : continuing today as well hardly stricken bluegrass festival gold gate park thousands of music lovers packing the yesterday honoring the vessels first day part of the

that make a difference like mental health and substance abuse and focusing on prison reform and the patrolmenwe were able to give them a raise and corrections more money this year. those are important topic for the state putting money into roads and bridges. we need to focus on the resources of the state. >> moderator: the next question will be asked by mr. pryor and it will be directed to governor fallin. >> moderator: following the 20 those of 2013 including the two that killed seven elementary school students each of you pushed plans to the building of storm shelters and safe rooms in schools. neither of the proposals passed. if you are elected what will you propose in the next session to address the issue of school safety and security and why do you think that your plan is the best idea? fallin: let me say that all the time and as we had in the community and in fact all the different devastating things in the last four years has been very disheartening for the state of oklahoma. i was there on the ground during the 20 those within a couple hours after it hit to walk through the devastatio