they called double technical, pierce ejected. why do you think he was ejected?now what was said. obvious lly he said something t wade. the official is right there. he just had a double technical with james jones earlier. again, we can't speculate on what was said. obviously he got into a jawing match with dwyane wade and he decided to give him a quick double technical foul. seven minutes to go, it was still a ball game. obviously, very huge nor the celtics. paul pierce just started playing well. they cut this lead, we saw it numerous times, down to eight. but paul pierce has to keep his cool. >> it was a quick t-up. so, something was said. think about the worst thing that could have been said. bad enough to get that technical knowing that you got ejected? >> no, no, no. and you know he just had a technical, i don't care what's said between the celtics and the heat. not only that, we're not talking about somebody picking on somebody. these are guys of like size. these are two big stars in the nba. you let them play. there's no foul to be called. wade tried to run

this is pierce and lombard. you can see here the eastbound lane has been blocked off, at least since the accident happened around 1:30 this morning. pictures were being taken here of the crime scene. we know the driver involved in this didn't has already been told to go home. san francisco police say the driver told them a man darted out into the street, leaving little time for him to react. the driver struck that man and immediately pulled over. officers say paramedics rushed the pedestrian to the hospital and we understand that pedestrian is on life support now. he will be donating his organs. the inspector told me drugs, alcohol and speed have been ruled out and the driver will not face charges at this point. police have had pierce blocked off since around 1:30 this morning. you can see right now mears and -- pierce and lombard now open. san francisco fire department came to clean off the street. once they did that, police were able to open up pierce and lombard for thru traffic this morning. jade hernandez,

the proposal includes two lots located in the middle of a block bound by scott, pierce, push, and pine street with access to bush street by an easement. the project includes merging the two lots into one and a horizontal addition between the two structures and a 4 foot long by 6 foot wide at the rear of the building to the north and with the zoning administrator and the science of the proposed project is three of the five criteria and the project will rehabilitate the defining features land not displace tenants or remove rent controlled housing. staff recommends that the commission not take d.r. and approve as proposed. that concludes my presentation. thank you. president olague: project sponsor? >> good afternoon, president olague and members of the commission. i am represents the project sponsor. as aaron described to you, the project before you today proposes to merge two small single story mid block cottages that are currently locate on two separate lots in a block bounded by bush, pine, scott, and pierce streets. these are the only midblock lots in this block. tlot line adjustment

fort pierce is the birth place of the seals. from 1943 to 1946, thousands of brave volunteers trained here to become members of the underwater demolition team or udts, the most elite commando force in the world now known as navy seals. >> this is a plaque commemorating those lost during world war ii. >> our mn, the mcdus, naval combat demolition teams went in. they trained here on the beaches of fort pierce and went to england and went in from the normandy beaches. in omah omaha, they were hit h. it was is 52% casualty rate which is quite a significant number. >> the seals history unfolds through artifacts. apollo training craft recovered by them. desert patrol vehicles. vietnam ue helicopters and underwater delivery vehicles used for secret insertions in the middle east, sul surrounding the museum including a memorial for seals who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> they captured the importance of the navy seals is the rescue of the mersk captain held captive. captain pill phillips was actually here when the boat first came here.

we are at the navy seals museum in fort pierce, florida.gun fire) >> fort pierce is the birth place of the seals from 1943 to 1946 thousands of brave volunteers trained here to become members of the under water demolition team or udt's the most elite commando force in the world now known as navy seals. >> this is a plaque commemorating those lost in world war ii. >> right our men the ndcu navy combat demolition teams went into normandy they trained on fort pierce went to england and from there the normandy beaches. they were hit pretty hard. you can see the list of names that were killed. it was 52 percent casualty rate which is quite a significant number. >> the seal's history unfolds through artifacts. apollo training crafts recovered boy them. desert patrol vehicles hue we helicopters and under water delivery vehicles for insertion in the middle east all surrounding the museum including a memorial for seals who heyed the ultimate sacrifice. >> the importance of the navy seals is the rescue of the mirt alabama captain who was held captive

this is pierce and lumbard. as you can tell this intersection is opened to through traffic at this point. we are live in san francisco this morning. >> some of the deadliest streets to walk on in america are in san francisco. san francisco actually ranks third in the country for pedestrian, that's in a new report by national coalition of organization. in most cities pedestrian deaths are 12% of traffic related deaths. in san francisco, they are more than 51%, that report says senior citizens and minorities are actually killed more than any other pedestrian group. >>> time now 5:02. two oakland police officers are being called heroes this morning for saving lives with their very quick response to over night fire. it started about 11:30 last night at an apartment near 38th avenue and carrington. craig delve row has the emotional reaction to this dramatic rescue. >> reporter: one of the survivors is still here. his name is reginald. he was just upstairs. he's taking some things down from his apartment, some food, s

paul pierce set a hard screen . double technical and pierce's second of the quarter . three of his 38, the heat take a one-nothing series lead and that is important for this team and they want a nine point victory. >> western conference and memphis off an upset of the san antonio spurs . and then kevin trying to bring the thunder. oklahoma within senand randolph was too much. 34 poigns and 10 boards and he leads the grizzlies to a game-one victory. 114-101. final round. zurich classic. what is the game plan. web simpson had a one-stroke lead . his ball moves . barely see it. it is it a one-stroke penalty and that is the difference between the victory and playoff. on the second playoff hole. buba has the victory. >>> and they talked him in to playing here and drive over to watch him play. it is the second win of the season . for you tennis fans . it is the fifth this year . watch out for the french open . thank you . and we'll leave you with celebrations going on

paul pierce for the win off the mark. pierce thought he was fouled.idn't get the call or the jumper at the buzzer. on to overtime where the heat took over. lebron james with two of his 35 and moments later, the tip that put the celts away. the heat can wrap it up tomorrow. great game between the grizzlies and thunder. memphis needed heroics in the extra frame. off balance for the tie and he got it. the thunder finally pulled away. they even the series with a wild 133-123 win in triple o.t. it's a tradition to throw an octopus on the ice. now the predators have started something just as fishy. someone threw a catfish on the ice during game six. eliminated nashville from the postseason with a 2-1 win. so much for that catfish. vancouver will either face the sharks or red wings in the western conference finals. game six of that series is tonight. and finally to milwaukee where the brewers turned in one of the best double plays of the season. jason bartlett a shot up the middle, betancourt made the stop, flipped it behind his back to weeks who barehanded

later, wade and paul pierce get into it. a double technical.ierce's second so he get ease jected and wade takes advantage. 3 of his 38. heat take the series lead with the victory. and memphis beat oklahoma city in the western semi. those highlights, and bubba watson gave his mother an early mother's day gift in new orleans. >> alan: a celebration of >> alan: a celebration of paul ? oh, hey, charlene. what are you doing ? this is to help me with my online investing. i'm so overwhelmed by jargon and trading tools and data that i need to get as much blood to my brain as possible, just to make sense of it all. touch the ball. whoa ! get sharebuilder from ing direct. >> alan: coming up in half hour at 6:00, in san jose, people opened up their hearts and their wallets for man moe -- most of them didn't know. we have the first reports from fishing boats as the first commercial fishing season for sam gets underway. >> a big celebration in oakland for cinco de mayo. isn't the parade ran along international boulevard and fruit vail avenue and featured ri

paul pierce sets a hard screen. me and wade get into it. double technical. pierce's second of the quarter, gets ejected. wade takes advantage. 3 of his 38. the heat take the series lead with a 99-90 victory. >> western conference semis tip off with the frizzlies and thunder. memphis, spurs not missing a beat. kevin durant trying to bring the thunder. the jumper. two of his 33. oklahoma city within seven. randolph too much. 34 points, 10 boards, leads the grizzlies to a game one victory. >>> final round of the zurich classic. if you have a turtle here, what's your plan? webb simpson had a one-stroke lead over bubba watson, but his ball moves. that's a one-stroke penalty and was the difference between a victory and a playoff. second playoff hole. bubba for birdie and the win. bubba's mom talked him into playing here so she could drive over to watch him play, and he gets his second win of the year. that's an early mother's day gift. more from she sharks at 11:00. see you then. >> alan: bubba did it. a new film is ruffling the feathers of last week's number one

james jones fouls paul pierce as he is attempting a shot.ierce takes offense and head butts jones, he is ejected after a second technical foul. wade was a man on a mission. dives into the stands, ends up with a fifth-row seat and the heat take game 1 of the best of 7 series. game 2 is thursday. >>> they are still getting used to playoff basketball in oklahoma city. game 1 between the thunder and gris. oj mayo works the give and go. they lead by 10 at half. zach randolph continues his mark to post-season, career playoff high 34 points, 10 rebounds, the 8th seed grizzlies take game 1114-101. >>> pga new orleans, web simpson at 15, leading by one. after missing his birdie putt he approaches the ball. grounds the club. the ball moves. here is the shot from above. simpson is assessed a 1-stroke penalty and falls into a share of the lead. and that was costly. he and bubba watson, sudden death watson wins it with a short birdie on the second playoff hole. it's his second win this year. >>> lpga, great story, alexis thompson is tied for the lead hea

there hay be lane closure on lombard at pierce coming off the bridge due to earlier fatal pedestrian accident. get the latest traffic information anytime. go to abc7news.com. eric? >> frances, thanks a lot. >>> 4:54. there are reports this morning that a source close to home linked the information that led to stories about arnold schwarzenegger's love child. website tmz says schwarzenegger's estranged wife maria shriver was the source of the information that the former california governor fathered a child with a family housekeeper. another website radar online says shriver hired a private detective to find out if schwarzenegger has any more kids born out of wedlock. >>> researchers at stanford say the march earthquake and tsunami in japan was the result of a flip-flop fault motion they have never seen before. the magnitude 9 quake ruptured twice. first toward the west and then toward the east. the double rupture did major damage to the ocean floor and amplified the signs of a tsunami. until now it's something that researchers have only seen in computer simulation. they're in the sure

james jones fouled paul pierce as he was attempting a shot.ce takes offense, head- butts jones, he was ejected after a second technical foul. wade was a man on a mission. diving in the stands, gets the fifth row seats, the heat takes game 1 of the best of 7 series. game 2 is tuesday night. >>> they are still getting used to playoff basketball in oklahoma city. game 1 between the thunder and gris. o.j. mayo works it. memphis leads by 10 at the half. zach randolph continues his monster post-season, a playoff high tie 30 points, they take game 1114-101. >>> golf in norse. webster leading by one. after missing his birdie putt he approaches the ball, grounds the club, moves the ball. this is exclusive cbs security footage from the blend. could have been the wind that did it. still web is assessed a 1- stroke penalty and falls into a share of the lead. it was costly. he and bubba watson go to sudden death. watson wins with a short bird on his playoff hole. it's his second win this year. >>> lpga, 16-year-old alexis thompson tied for the lead heading

it's a piercing. >> jimmy: what is?ike bubble gum. >> jimmy: do you have a thing in your face. >> yeah, it's a piercing. >> jimmy: what do you old people at the place say about that? >> at work, i have to wear a band-aid. >> jimmy: so every day at work wear a band-aid on your face? >> yeah, isn't it horrible? >> jimmy: it's worth it for that pink dot. you are fwlar guillermo? >> no, i'm not. >> jimmy: you are a regular viewer of the show. here is a picture. >> he is not as fit -- >> he is hand some. quiet down, everybody. >> jimmy: do you want to sniff the picture to see if you can find -- your job is to find him. he is hidden in the store. are you ready to do this? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: go in there and walk around. and see if you can spot him. we are looking for geeguillermo. have you fwln befoen there befo? >> no, i have not. >> jimmy: it's a nice stuff. cousin sal will help guide you a little bit. keep walking around. we will tell you if you are getting hotter or colder or whatever. do a little -- >> i think i so

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lebron james and miami too much and james, wow, 35 points, 14 rebounds, yet at the finish it's paul pierceg through traffic, 27-8. 86-86. miami takes control and chris bosh, 20-12, wade had a big night, the big three victorious, they can close out wednesday night in miami. this game went three overtimes. oklahoma city and memphis, mike conley, sends it to ot. he fouls out. kevin durant, on his way to 35 points, 13 rebounds. westbrook had 30 points. 133-122, thunder in the third overtime. that series now is even at 2-2. sharks up 3-2. game 6 tomorrow night in trite detroit. patrick marleau had the puck taken away from him and set up, the goal. detroit wins to pull within 3- 2. marleau criticized paillardomy. >> gutless, gutless performance by patrick marleau. zero points in this series. wow! troy. unbelievable. >> was he hurt on that play? >> yeah, he is hurt all right. he is hurt. >> there is nothing i can do about it. people will say things. i will go back to what i said, what i can control. >> funny. hockey you hear a number of folks, even drew saying that was uncalled for. you don't do

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to on a raw airplane morning her screams pierced the heart of the community and joce sterman tells househe murder has gone cold. >> reporter: in the community of remington in north baltimore people take care of their neighbors. 74-year-old nancy schmidt was no exception. >> she was sweet perp and would give you anything you had if you needed a ride she would give you a ride. and if you need food she would give you food and she is there for everybody. >> reporter: the morning of april 21st, 2008 was rainy, cold and quiet. until a woman screams pierced the early morning sice silence. >> the neighbors said heard someone screaming. >> reporter: when officers arrive at nancy's home on west 31st street they found a back door open inside it was dark and quiet. they searched the basement and the first floor first and then they went upstairs. nancy's bedroom door was open. and they period inside and found her lying in a pool of blood and she was stabbed 12 times. >> shock. you know. >> reporter: lisa, a family friend was off work and she found out about nancy on the 12:00 news. >> i can't believe

there was an early morning fatal pedestrian accident eastbound at lombard and pierce. might find lane blocked. southbound 101, the lanes may be blocked as well. traffic is light enough to get by. kristen? >> thanks. >>> 5:32. dozens of deadly tornadoes touched down overnight in three states. at least 13 people were killed in oklahoma, kansas and arkansas. the latest storms hit days after massive tornado tore up joplin, missouri, killing 122 people. and the search for the missing continues today. abc's john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: the new spate of twisters swept in, ravaging the landscape outside oklahoma city, killing nearly a dozen. >> this was a large tornado that come through here. >> in chicesay, some homes were turned to rubble. as others were nearly untouched. >> the house here, we had a three-car garage. two-story, garage apartment. silo, another house. my wife's car, new car was in the garage. it's in the tree. >> the storm system continued to form twisters taking the lives of at least two people in the tiny town of denning, arkansas. violent thund

yet july twenty third there was a down tanker that ran into a wayward arch that the tanker pierced the barge basically cut it in half while was covering the river from bank to bank for miles this isn't a uncommon occurrence for us with the willing gas industry that we have here's a predominate environmental factor. to secure rivers uses a drinking source for metropolitan new orleans and for points south of here so immediately we shut down those water intakes and started the process of bringing in drinking water for the residents of this area after a couple of days we found a loyal almost all the way to venice louisiana which is. eighty miles from here. thus it was a blessing. on their nets on their of their lives the resources that they harvest. we pray that they will have a safe and abundant harvest here after. the fishing was ever tamed and fishing is the way of life you know fishing is a source of food fishery is the industry it was only natural that they wouldn't have work on the resource and the men who do the work and harvest the resource. are in the try that. of an industry here

and i sleep pierced and crowned by my tomorrow. i dream the earth's heart is greater than its mouth, more clear than its mirrors, and i was lost in a white cloud that carried me up high as if i were a hupo and the wind itself my wings. at dawn, the call of the night guard woke me from my dream, from my language. you will live another death, so revise your last will. the hour of execution is postponed again. i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that

a kidney and seemed to have pierced a lung, and it was those two wounds that killed him. there's many people standing in the crowd outside the guard house, some friends, enemies, military people, civilians, doctors, a lot of witnesses. crazy horse's family are there. he's got a wife standing in the crowd, and all these people left varying accounts of what happened. when i came to a moment like somebody would say, crazy horse staggered. he fell back, and he rolled over on to the ground or crazy horse was stabbed, took two steps and fell forward, or crazy horse first rolled on to his back and then his front and there was blood in his mouth, no somewhere else, rather than make an arbitrary attempt to sort of say, well, which was it, you know? did he fall backwards or forwards or to fudge it by saying, well, he fell, or he fell to the ground. you could easily do that, and you might think i can't put in two different things because it's confusing to the reader, and if i put one in, they both can't be right. what do i choose? rather than do that, i put them all in. [laughter] b

. >> pierce the gunfire has -- fierce gun buyer has rattled the the streets for the last 24 hours.is determined not to step down. the president has been under pressure to resign four months. protest of demonstrators have been held nationwide calling for him to leave office immediately. they had little influence on the leader, who has been in power for 32 years. on sunday, and he was supposed to sign a deal that would give them immunity from prosecution in exchange for his resignation. once again, the president refused to sign it. the government has accused and the -- the head of yen and caused most powerful tribe of igniting the clashes. on tuesday, he joined the uprising against the president, his powerful weight to the anti- government stand. armed militiamen have been walking the streets of the capital day and night. the tribesmen do it could seem to be tightening their grip on the city. the president's troops are still in control and the stock of the city, where the presidential palace is located. but there are fears that the violence may escalate even further. scores of men fr

that was also part of the plan, to work on the pierce. that was the -- piers. that was the work we did for the city and port to leave a legacy for the city of san francisco. we don't want to leave buildings with no use, but how do we create something that has a legacy for the city. >> the economic development comes from the host, from us, from the event authority investing in piers to bring them up to snuff. >> the city of san francisco doesn't have to put all the money out? >> yes. and we are separately raising money for the event. we are raising $303 million to run the event. we are doing that through local sponsors, the organizing committee to raise the money, so there isn't a burden on the city. >>> >> a couple of nuts and bolts. the average joe or jane that does not own a yacht, is there a place to stand? is it free? is there costs, ticket in the. >> yes. it is access. if it is educating people about sailing, getting them to come down or provide great t.v. access. it is 95% free to come down. we will probably have grand stands for people that want to have

. >>> severe weather in the midwest i pierce -- appears to be settling down. the national weather service cancelled tornado watches in several states today. since sunday -- since sunday, tornadoes have marched across the u.s. in unprecedented numbers. yesterday, dozens of tornadoes tore roofs off houses, flipped mobile homes in missouri, independent annan and ill moi, that's after an outbreak of weather killed 16 people the day before in arkansas,om and -- oklahoma and kansas. the deadliest was in joplin, where people are still surviving for survivors. one man is still trying to get through to his son high pressure eyes cell phone. >> it rang for the first day and a half and knew it goes straight to voice mail but just in case, he gets it, i want him to know his dad loves him. >> this morning, officials said 232 people are still unaccounted for from 1500. at least 125 people are among the dead. we have mow video of the twisters at ktvu.com. look for it under the "right now" section of our front page. >>> minor damage is -- is being reported in chico. this is v

. >> i saw a girl's cheek pierced by a high heel. >> any other questions? any public comment on the report? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. >> i bet you look cute in high heels. >> you bet. hearing and possible action regarding an -- applications for permits under the jurisdiction over the entertainment commission. item a, michael o'connor, d.b.a. brick and mortar, 1710 mission street place of entertainment. >> this was received last month, april 13. in your pact, yourl find a detailed resume detailing prior experience as an operator as well as through a thorough business plan. the recommendations for sfp drnch pretty straightforward and consistent with the kind of good neighbor policy and the planning department also approves of this permit and i believe the applicant is right here. >> mr. o'connor. >> thank you. >> anything you would like to say? >> i guess the location most people are probably familiar with it. there have been a few different entertainment venues. some people think the location might be a bad location. i think it is a go

the world it especially was fourth world in the hip cross the deadly fifty yards refer to fallon pierce he was hit again this was no but you were there yes it's hard to bring back to minimum well below. zero christmas certainly we're building up to go and i thought i think about my grandson. they were very aware if they had to draft they would be drafted so i start thinking of what i could do to protect them to keep them from. joining the military but it's the same reason that the young people join now because it is the poor people out of people on the laurian of the economic scale but i want to fight these wars. even though martin america came out years later and say it vietnam was a mistake it did not take the pie from me. started to take the pill and i ferry for killing people when i went to vietnam i was a car courts rule and i believe what i was going over was the right thing and i was a good soldier but now i'm a soldier on the other side and i think i'm just as good. i sold my soul a long time ago i'm just here trying to come. to europe or all your. people west we want you free t

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the accident happened in the intersection of lombard and pierce streets. the driver was heading east and did not see the victim in the street. the investigation continues. but they don't believe that the driver was intoxicated and the victim is not expected to survive. >> in san jose a man was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car. police did not say how seriously the man was hurt in that case. drinkking doesn't seem to be a factor here. the investigation continues as well. >> uc berkeley launched a social networking project that asked about several thousand species of ampibians. about 2000 ampibian species face extension. the blitz will help researchers that are monitoring a disturbing decrease in their number. >> up until now all of the work that is done documenting the decline of ampibians and why they are disappearing all over the world is done by scientist . turns out we could use a lot of help for all of the people interested in biology and they don't have to be professional scientist. >> you snap a picture of a frog or other ampibian and up

and that is barbara pierce bush. i started to work on the barbara bush look. it seems eons ago, probably as the beginning of the 2000s, and the book was finally published in 2008. i was very, very fortunate mrs. bush was kind enough to see me. she made access to every member of her staff available, so i do feel that what i was able to share in the book is a pretty balanced interpretation of her time, both in the public eye and in the white house. our time is limited this afternoon, and what i'd like to do is share with you some basic biographical information, just a little bit. and if you have questions about that, or anything else, i more than happy to address them during a question and answer period. but we'll have a quick look at her biography. then i'd like to share with you some thoughts about her advocacy of literacy, her great success as public indicator. and, finally, her role and her reactions to the campaign of 1992, which for her in many ways was a watershed. as i was preparing for this i thought there were three questions that i really wanted to an

. >> reporter: neuroscientist karen pierce of the autism center of excellence with the help of others has developed a simple questionnaire for parents to fill out, 24 questions that could detect signs of autism by a baby's 1st birthday. >> i predict here in doctor's offices which had never been done before. i gave them this tool and said use this at every 1 year checkup and detect cases of autism, language and developmental delay. >> reporter: according to her findings published thursday in the journal of pediatrics, the screening test is relatively accurate. >> it's called positive predictive value of 75%. that means if a baby fails that screening form, about approximately 75% of the time that baby does have a true delay. >> reporter: but pierce says more extensive testing would be needed to accurately diagnose conditions like autism. some of the questions on the test include does your child pick up objects and give them to you or does your child smile or laugh while looking at you? >> kind of ask questions about a child's social development, their language and their symbolic may. >

sherry williams, karen pierce from the treasure island c.a.c. bernie choden. stephanie mueller. becky hogue. mark connors and chantel denochio. >> >> good evening. i am the executive director of the treasure island homeless development initiative. you have before you 16 years of public planning. they are supportive of moving this project forward and restoring the affordable house to 30%. we do not think the approval of this project should be held up during the state wide process. the development of treasure island is and will be complicated. the utility infrastructure redone and so on. the longer we wait to get to work, the longer the clear benefits of the project will be delayed. 2,000 units of affordable housing. the ability to reach 400 more affordable housing units and thousands of jobs, including significant training and job opportunity. so we urge you to support this project and move it out of committee today. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. we have been involved in planning this project for several years. we are proud of the work we did with the de

of then teenage barbara bush used calling herself barbara pierce with a baltimore address. >> there's always someone out there trying to create the counter fit product. we have embedded security features that are difficult to replicate. >> reporter: but federal charges for small time manufacturers are rare which is why the attorney for the maryland student now under indictment says he is surprised that this has turned into a federal case. that his client is a spectacular kid with an unblemished record and faces a terrible accusation that will affect him for the rest of his life. at the university of maryland and college park, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >>> u.s. attorney says the fake i.d.s had realistic holograms made using a thermal printer. >>> they are called slut walks and they are putting out a powerful message. protesters say women should not be subjected to sexual violence because of how they dress. the movement began when a toronto police officer say women need to stop dressing like sluts in order to avoid being raped. several slut walks are being planned throughout t

eight bullets pierced the glass. one bullet came dangerously close to his head.es, the 27-year-old arrested, has an extensive criminal history and has served at least four years in state prison. he now faces charges which include attempted murder and possession of a firearm. i want to bring you back out live because as dave mentioned this crime scene is still out here. in fact that's the car involved in this shootout earlier last night. and of course coming up pittsburg police describe the dramatic shooting and what the officer did to protect himself. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in oakland are looking for a man responsible for an overnight shooting inside a residential hotel. the gunfire forced the evacuation of the building on harrison street. police say the gunman opened fire inside a hallway following a heated argument with the building manager. now the bullets came dangerously close to the manager and another man, but no one was hit. the gunman then hid inside one of the rooms. police ordered everyone out of the building as