here, too, a suicide bomber blew off the side of a vehicle outside a police station. authorities say 20 police officers died and around 90 were wounded. insurgents also targeted government security forces in basrah, kirkuk and other cities in what appears to have been a coordinated terrorist campaign. the onslaught comes amid the final withdrawal of u.s. combat troops. authorities say the bombers seek to show that iraqi security is not up to the task. >> earlier, i spoke to our "new york times" corresponded and asked, given the scale of the attacks, what are the coalition and iraqi security officials saying about iraq's ability to deal with the security situation in the country? >> it is clearly demoralizing for the iraqi security forces to cease such an assault in their ranks. what is interesting is some of the bomb scenes today, the one in baghdad in particular where the police station was destroyed, police and soldiers started fighting. they fired in the air. punches were thrown. in the chaos and confusion in the ranks of the security forces, they accomplish that at

north texas want to know why a heavily armed man with a trailer full of explosives attacked a police station. it happened tuesday in mckinney, texas, about 30 miles north of dallas. 29-year-old patrick gray sharp drove his pickup and the trailer into a police station parking lot and open fire. he retreated into a line of trees and fired at least 100 rounds before dying in a shootout with police. the mckinney police chief calls it a clear-cut case of suicide by cop. >> he wasn't trying to keep any of this secret. he got out in a position where he was actively engaging not just any building, the entire police department of this city. >> sharp set fire to his truck and ammunition inside exploded but the trailer did not. no one was hurt except sharp. it's unclear if he was hit by police bullets or took his own life. >>> a south carolina woman will be arraigned on two counts of murder today after admitting she killed her two young sons. 29-year-old shaquan duley initially told police the toddlers drown when her car crashed into a river monday but investigators found no evidence to support her sto

her husband, her property manager, and the police officer at the mission street police station -- policetion. there were energy weapons that burned all of my internal organized -- internal organs. stalking, harassment, wiretap my p9jphone, installation of the gs system in my car. please investigate another person who claims to be a victim -- tim anderson, who created a of a group called terror_stalking. i have had to be my own detective, and i feel as though ñr be the comptroller of the technology. this person told me over the 9 you can all turn a blind eye becauseáñr you are not a victi. are you protecting criminals and crucifying the victim? thank you. o speaker, please. >> come forward, sir. >> gentlemen, my name is eric. i have been a resident of san francisco for the last 24 years. i rehearsed this poem. it came out to about five minutes. i recently filed a complaint against the san francisco police department with the occ, and there were some inconsistencies in the way the occ closed the complete without interviewing me. i asked for a copy of the ordered interview and was sent a b

. >>> a texas police station shooting connected to a community college. an e-mail went out in mckin, texas, saying that someone walked into the police station and started firing. no students or staff members were hurt. the shooter hid in a field behind the police department and fired randomly at cars. right now it's not clear whether police cleared the shooter or whether he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> a south carolina mother will be arraigned tomorrow in the homicide of her two sons. 29-year-old shaquan duley was described as an unemployed mother who was upset that she could not provide for her children. the two boys were strapped in the car seats with the motor running and the windows rolled up. she confessed to suffocating the children and faking the accident. >>> a trial is underway for a man whose actions allegedly led to the death of a san francisco police officer. the attorney for steven patrilly, says her client was forced to leading police on a high speed chase in july 2006. the attorney says he was approached by two people at gu

ought to be embarrassed that they cannot keep a public park that is across the street from the police station open 24/7. it is sending a bad message that the police cannot protect the residents of this community. so, both the police department and the police commission need to work with the department of rec to get the park open. does everybody understand? finally, the police chief was mad as hell because of the unfortunate incident with the tourist from germany. i empathize with her. i am mad as hell to see children disabled and seniors that have to deal with the conditions of the tenderloin on a daily basis. thank you. president marshall: any more public comment? public comment is closed. commissioners, do you have any questions for the captain? >> thank you for your presentation and welcome back to the tenderloin. you bounce back and forth often. what is your plan for the park? >> bodecker park, the hours were cut back. a couple of employees were laid off. the hours have been cut back because of the budget. right now, the friends of the park meet regularly. bodecker will be realigned for o

it was right near the police station."urned out that bernard was right about the police station. up here on the second floor of the mall-- what's now a tattoo parlor and hair salon-- was, in fact, a police substation at the time of katrina. you can still see the faded police decals. the nopd denied any reports of a police shooting that day. but my colleagues at the times- picayune found that wasn't true. the evidence? a police report of the incident that had been buried for more than four years. it said there had been a shooting that day, and it involved a 42-year-old rookie cop named david warren. on september 2, 2005-- the day henry glover was shot-- warren was on duty at the strip mall police substation. the report gave his version of events. he said in the police report, he came out of this office because he heard a ruckus. he heard a truck being driven really kind of fast and erratically. he thought these men in the truck were menacing him. he was scared for his life, so he opened fire. my sense would be that officer

people were saying it doesn't make sense to us while we have a police station 2 blocks away the station a mile and over in golden gate park is responding to our calls. and so, the supervisor took a look at it and realized the district boundaries had not been reviewed in 30 years. he pass the legislation to make this a city priority to reevaluate the district station boundaries. that's an example of hearing the voice of the community and how the board of supervisor's office can create vision and direction to help facilitate your needs. [applause] thanks regina. you know after the last session we were at lunch and going around. a couple of people came up to me and said, i would like to have a supervisor like mirkarimi or i don't have beat officers like you. no, it's true there are some people that are more involved like us as community people we are more involved and some people in the police department or in the supervisors that are not as involved as others. the thing is this is the message because we are the power right here us community is if we ask our captains or our police officers

the targets included a police station in the capital. the timing is critical.his is the month that american combat missions in iraq come to an end. the tax for a coordinated -- the attacks were coordinated. this report -- we have this report. >> in northeast baghdad, the suicide attacker drove his vehicle into a parking lot next to a police station and detonated his bomb. many of the dead and injured -- at least 60 were hurt. >> as i walked into the reception room, there was an explosion. i saw my colleagues lying dead on the ground. then i passed out. >> in baghdad, another suicide bomber drove a car in steel a police compound. 10 people who died were policemen. at >> i do not know what is going on in this country. where is the protection that's where are the security forces? >> the bombs exploded less than 24 hours after the americans said their troop levels were below 50,000. that is the number permitted to stay here until next year. al-qaeda in iraq may have meant for these attacks to show that they still can. these are the third attacks on in more than a w

also tonight, shoot-ou police station. a gunman exchanges fire with officers in suburban dallas, his motive: a mystery. are teenagers paying a price for their love of loud music? a major rise in hearing loss. and heads up, the hat is making a comeback. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> hill: good evening, katie the on assignment overseas. we begin tonight with late- breaking news from chicago where former illinois governor rod blagojevich was convicted today of lying to federal agents. he could get five years if prison for that. but after 14 days of deliberations, the jury could not reach a verdict on 23 other corruption charges. among them: fraud, conspiracy, bribery, racketeering, and attempting to sell the u.s. senate seat once held by president obama. the judge plans to declare a mistrial on those charges and federal prosecutors declared they intend to try him again. >> now that the government threw every count against the kitc

not even at the police station. >> no police, no government. no one to maintain law and order. think it's science fiction? it's real. and it's happening in vallejo. >>> youtube takes on netflix, and that could mean big bucks or savings for you. . >>> good evening. temperatures dropping right now to 50s and 60s. but the trend this week will be heating up. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, 68 degrees in the south bay. we'll tell you about the potential for aew records across the bay area. stay tuned. or >>> popular fruit popsicles are being linked to a rare typhoid outbreak in california and nevada tonight. they're sold in southern california. the company says the bars are made from tainteded pulp which was recalled just a few weeks ago. it's a popular fruit in latin america and caribbean. so far no illnesses have been connected to that frozen fruit bar. >>> a local truancy program could become law in california if passed, parents would pay the price with jail time. that bill by san francisco senator mark leno would make it a misdemeanor punish building by up to a year in jail. it goes before

kraig debro is at the police station with more. >> reporter: good morning, pam. say they had to go back out into the neighborhood and probably just a few minutes to canvas the neighborhood to make sure they have all the facts in order to complete their investigation. they say all the teenagers involved in what appears to be an accident right now, all knew each other and are distraught over what happened. police say a white toyota land cruiser appears to be the vehicle involved in this accident. we shot this video about 90 minutes ago. it is difficult to see police are blasting their cruiser lights out of consider we would videotape the body of the man. the people in the vehicle were headed to another home and the victim wanted to go with them. as the land cruiser pulled away according to police the unidentified 19-year-old alamo man jumped on to the side of the vehicle and then jumped off -- fell off. >> we are not sure if the car rolled over him or not. we won't know until an autopsy which -- whether it was the falling off or the car hit him or a combination. >>

ktvu's jay hernandez is at the police station right now with reaction from the family. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. it's hard to imagine, the family is so distraught. a gun goes off, one brother doesn't survive. we're live in police -- in oakland at police headquarters. investigators are wrapping up talking to the 13-year-old who survived. the younger brother, you see here in this footage, wearing this white hoodie is in the victim's brother. oakland homicide investigators released the 13-year-old into custody to his parents. we know the browers -- brothers were together when the shooting happened on filbert street. what we don't know is how the boys got ahold of the gun. we don't know when or even if charges will be brought against the brother. ktvu spoke to the parents and they told us that they are not sure they can even afford burying their son but they ask for everyone's prayers this morning. an autopsy report should be pending. reporting live from oakland police headquarters, back to you in the studio. >>> we have new information on a story from t

the suspect will be transported from here at the police station to the jail in redwood city. reporting live in millbrae. >>> today 40-year-old octavia walton was charged for arson. at the time of the fire, police called it a malicious act. >>> one of the most dangerous ever to walk the streets was convicted today. mark anthony cambler and elijah -- were arrested. >> he was the leader of the akorn gang. just had all out warfare on the streets. >> kanfler faces life behind prison. >>> the judge who yesterday threw out the state's ban on same-sex marriage has set that deadline for written arguments on whether he should now low those marriages to go forward. today, the a supporters spoke to a packed club. john sasaki is there. >> reporter: after the stay issue was resolve, this is the next likely battleground the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals. depending on the reaction, prop 8 opponents have a hero leading their fight. attorney david voice received a standing ovation before speaking on the case. >> we have an important first step in eliminating this last bastion. the other

the suspect will be transported from here at the police station to the jail in redwood city. reporting live in millbrae. >>> today 40-year-old octavia walton was charged for arson. at the time of the fire, police called it a malicious act. >>> one of the most dangerous ever to walk the streets was convicted today. mark anthony cambler and elijah -- were arrested. >> he was the leader of the akorn gang. just had all out warfare on the streets. >> kanfler faces life behind prison. >>> the judge who yesterday threw out the state's ban on same-sex marriage has set that deadline for written arguments on whether he should now low those marriages to go forward. today, the a supporters spoke to a packed club. john sasaki is there. >> reporter: after the stay issue was resolve, this is the next likely battleground the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals. depending on the reaction, prop 8 opponents have a hero leading their fight. attorney david voice received a standing ovation before speaking on the case. >> we have an important first step in eliminating this last bastion. the other

craig is at the police station where the latest. good morning craig. >> reporter: good morning tory, police will need more time before they issue a citation or perhaps refer this case for charges to district attorney. police say they interviewed and are interviewing several teens at police headquarters right now. police told me what happened overnight appears to be an accident. the victim was standing near the intersection of dell amigo and glen around midnight last night. a group of the men's friends pulled up in a white toyota land cruiser. they were headed to a nearby home. they jumped on the side of the vehicles as it started to pull away slowly and fell off. the man died on the scene. >> i can tell you the driver of the car felt very upset, and was heartbroken that this accident occurred. he was one of the people that called 911. >> reporter: the chief says it appears all teens are friends they will do a toxicology report on the victim and test the driver for drugs and or alcohol but right now there are no obvious signs of eithe

. >> this came after the travelers attacked the police station. they were angry that the police had shot one who drove a car past the point. they accused the gypsies of the problem. >> would it not be terrifying if france bowed down to those threats that we won't come to your country. they are on the wrong side of the law. >> but they are argued. >> some 700 roma have been detained since the announcement last month. some say they don't want to go back to romania. >> in romania, they don't pay, there are no food or clothes or nothing. >> some travelers with a recommendation in a sports gymnasium. but far from ideal. >> we people provide for the government to provide roma for better conditions. >> they are claiming for the rights, and that most french supporters support the government's move. and the operations will be expelled the roma from france. >> stay with us, still ahead the link of the aztec children found for excavations for a new subway in mexico city. here two 11-year-old boys are given a supervision order for attempting to rape a girl of

and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national health care system. we treat things differently now. essentially, what we have of med-cal is going to be slashed true. as an environmentist, i am opposed to this. they laid concrete in southern california. without which, a good deal would be washed into the ocean. the ccc and the wpa workers were trained for disaster relieve. we didn't have to rely on the national guard. these kinds of things wouldn't be as disastrous. we need a new wpa. they are walking over the sidewalks, which is wpa. this was a demonstration outside of dianne feinstein's office. and demanding it not be torn down. the new deal moved in and gave rural areas water and electricity. this is one in modock c

protesters burned government buildings, security posts and police stations. the top official has been defending security forces. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> but every funeral of every protestor killed fuels' more local anchor. the unrest was triggered seven weeks ago when a student was killed by a tear-gas shell. divided between india and pakistan, this region has long been crucial for conflict. tensions between the countries are rising and there are fears for the future of the peace process. >> still to come, stay with us if you can. a state of emergency has been declared in seven russian regions for wild fires that killed 30 people. a book dealer who tried to sell a stolen copy of the complete works of shakespeare has been jailed for eight years. he tried to live the life of an international playboy, but lived on benefits at home with his mother. >> raymund scott presented himself as an international playboy. he wore designer clothes and a riot in a stretch limousine with champagne and cigars. >> he actually lived with his mother who claimed b

. >> the travelers attacked a police station in the center of france. they were angry that the police had killed a young traveller who drove a car through a checkpoint. this group was told to set up a new camp in a car park but they said they would not. >> this is quite dangerous, there is no security. that is why we don't want to go there. there is no facilities. there's nothing. >> the government seems undeterred even after members of the u.n. committee expressed concern saying that there was a resurgence of xenophobia and racism in france. the left-wing says that to the president is trying to recover support lost to the anti- immigration far right. polls indicate that the citizens are asking the tough line by the government. >> good to have you with us. stay with us. >> the and australian prime minister feels that the country should become a republic. the labor party is leading in opinion polls by a large margin. >> she is a welsh-born prime minister but she would like to see an australian-born head of state. she says that her country should wait unti

he drove into a parking lot next to a police station and destination this bomb. at least 60 people were hurt. >> as i walked into the police center, there was an explosion. i saw my colleagues lying dead on the ground. >> another suicide bomber drove a car into a police compound. about 15 people died the year, 10 of them policemen. -- died here, 10 of them policemen. >> i do not know what is going on. where is the protection? >> the bomb exploded less than 24 hours after americans said troops strength was below 50,000, the number permitted to stay until the end of next year. these are the first serious incidences' in more than a week since tuesday. >> someone has shot two police officers and the interpreter in afghanistan. security forces returned fire and killed them. in pakistan, threatening new areas. more than three-quarters of people can only be reached by the air, and the u.n. says it needs at least 40 more helicopters to get supplies to people. >> in southern pakistan, some of the flood victims are getting desperate. this is a fight for clean drinking water

is our police station and they are great. they care about us and communicate with us a lot. so, those are some of the few tools. we do things we have low income housing projects in our neighborhood as well. we have done family pot lucks events. until i got involved you don't realize how easy it is to do something to just organ event. create a flyer and set a date tell people about it. it's not that tough. we are doing you are all invited if you have kids. i just started a kids dance party at palang lounge. we are fortunate to have the new top 10 clubs in the neighborhood. we know the owner and pitched the idea of just letting the neighborhood invite the families and let the kids come and dance for 3 hours. noon-3 o'clock this sunday september ninth, tomorrow. that was something we came up with. we created a flyer and posted it. last party we had over 30 families there that was the first one this one we're xching a lot more people. we also organize holiday parties. we have a halloween party. kids are a great way to build commu

supervisor maxwell support its as well as the bay view police station. this would be a community movie night and we are looking for your approval. >> is the applicant here? >> let me hear public comment. >> i live on the same street as the park and rec center and i love movie nights in san francisco. some of my best friends actually make movies. i am here to address the public outreach. the outreach did not happen. i never got a flyer. i live across the street from the little kids park. so somebody brokedown in their reporting back about the outreach i am afraid. when there is an outreach the people are enthusiastic and you would have

in northeast baghdad, the suicide attacker drove his vehicle into a parking lot next to a police station and that the native his farm. many of the dead and injured -- and drove his bomb in. >> i saw my colleagues lying dead on the ground. the building fell on them. then i passed out. >> another suicide bomber drove a car into a police compound. about 15 people died here, 10 of them policemen. >> i do not know what is going on. where is the protection? where is the security forces? >> the bomb exploded less than 24 hours after the americans said the troop strength is below 50,000. the number permitted tuesday until next year. al qaeda may have mounted these attacks to show they still can, but this is the first serious incident in more than a week syria did raging more than a week. thank you for work outside an army recruitment -- they waited for work outside. >> bodies were found at a ranch near san fernand go. police confirmed they were my friends. they were found after a shootout with expected drug cartel gunmen. one marine was killed. survivors say the gang kidnapped them, demanding mo

when a man who knows the family well, and the families of both of those teen boys came to the police station saying he noticed something strange between her and the boys. the boys are actively participating with the investigation and she is expected to be arraigned on wednesday. >>> the sex scandal has forced a shakeup at one of the largest companies. he stepped down following a sexual investigation. a woman who worked as a contractor for the company made the claim. one person said it is a shock. >> he was an unbelievable ceo. he managed to get passed the bad memories of the idea that they have been spying on other companies. >> reporter: the evidence shows he did not break the sexual harassment policy but he did violate standards of business conduct. severance will be between 40 and $50 million. >>> governor schwarzenegger is asking for gay marriages to run following prop 8 as unconstitutional. he says restoring the right of same sex couples is longstanding between all people and their relationships with equal dignity and respect. he must now decide to place a stay on the ruling while the a

having a police station across from the park -- we kind of failed that bodecker. that should be in open space. we elevated the security baseline. it is a very dense area of the city. seniors and children go to these areas and don't have to worry about the outside forces coming in and bothering them. we are working on that. there is a little bit of a security baseline. it is probably the answer here, maybe chinatown -- probably denser here, maybe chinatown. the safety presentations, we can come out and talk to them. we will talk about ipods and laptops, cell phones. develop the officers. it is important to develop them. as a young officer, i could have gone to narcotics and the big time. i decided to stay because i liked the beach uniform. it is important. it is the backbone. last i looked, everyone wants to score a touchdown and be a hero, but you cannot score unless someone is blocking for you. i tried to develop the officers. i want to see them promoted, but i want to see them learn the job. abatement. i have a heck of a time. dr. brick from the bronx center has

it shows you where all the emergency facilities such as hospitals and police stations and fire stations and schools are. basically, there's a map that corresponds with your neighborhood. you want to get one so you can find out where in your neighborhood to go. once you've taken care of your families, your friends, your pets, your loved ones if you want you can go help out other people in your city. there it is, a place for us to gather as nert members and there's our nert ics area. here is our structure. same kind of set up, sort of our version. command policy section, the planning group, they are up on top. then once things get rolling, you have your operations section, logistics section. here are our objectives on the nert team, figure out if it's big, if it's small, how do we keep track of what's going on? do we just remember it? are we going to rely on our computers, our pc's? no, we have to write it down the old-fashioned way. address, is there a fire, yes or no, damage, are there people injured, dead, can you get there. where, what, any sort of damage, are there people involved, c

there are district police stations in every neighborhood that will be able to respond in a much more effective way that fire currently -- there is only one permit office. the individual permit officers would be the point of contact for the public. i am happy to take any questions or recommendations. commissioner riley: any questions? commissioner clyde: generally, it is a good proposal. commissioner riley: i think moving it to the police department -- i make a motion that we support this. commissioner clyde: i second. commissioner riley: all in favor? it's unanimous. next item. >> commissioner clyde made the motion, commissioner dooley seconded. commissioner clyde: unanimous vote. >> i have one more for you guys. that was very fast. item number eight, discussion and possible action to support supervisor's file number 100804. this is a resolution imposing interim zoning controls establishing requirements for conditional use authorization for a change in use or reduction in size of any child care facility that serves more than 13 children for 18 months period. with the priority policie