random screening. moreover to achieve this outcome, bdos were able to get 50,000 fewer travelers using operational s.p.o.t. than with random selection eleventh. the second results is the population base rate for s.p.o.t. indicators is low. among those selected for random screening in the base rate study the most frequently observed indicator was displayed in only 2.8% of randomly selected travelers. all of these indicators were observed, all other indicators were observed in 2% of travelers selected during the base rate study. in conclusion these results indicate the s.p.o.t. program is more accurate than random screening in identifying high risk travelers using the metric that we employ. our validation process which included an independent comprehensive review of the s.p.o.t. referral report is a key example of how s&p works to enhance the effectiveness of operational activities. chairman broun, thank you for this opportunity to discuss research to validate the screening of passengers by observation t

after all of those tiebreakers, the others will be a random selection. that is an example of how the system works. we are developing patterns, however we are not using this. it is finalized. for now, we have an interim process which includes siblings, test scores, and the random selections of all other aspects. for high schools, it is much the same, siblings, test scores, and a random selection of all of the other applicants. this is our process. high schools have worked hard to develop unique programs and pathways and we wanted all students to have the schools that will meet their needs and interests. we have started out reach efforts very early on by convening a lot of our community partners into a family network and this is how we are getting information out, we are relying on a lot of information out to understand what our process is. we have received a lot of information and feedback on families on how to reach them. we work with the parent engagement office which is very involved in all of our work. we have developed on the documents so we want thi

versus random screening. moreover to achieve this outcome is bdo's with the study were able to engage 50,000 fewer travelers using operational s.p.o.t. than with random selection methods. the second result is a population-based rate for s.p.o.t. indicators is low. among those selected for random screening in the base rate study the most frequently observed indicator was displayed in 2.8% of the randomly selected travelers. all of the indicators were observed her goal of the other indicators were observed in fewer than 2% of the traveler selected during the base rate study. in conclusion, these results indicate that the s.p.o.t. program is significantly more accurate than random screening and identifying high-risk travelers, the use of the metrics we employ, our validation process which included an independent conference a review of the spot referral report as a key example of how s&t works to enhance the effect is of the departments and operational activities. chairman broun ranking member edwards i thank you

random screening. a high-risk traveler is nine times more likely to be identified using operational spot vs. random screening. to achieve this outcome, there were able to engage 50,000 fewer travelers using operational spot than with random selection methods. the second result is a population base great spot in decatur. among those selected, the most recent -- frequently observed in decatur was into 0.8% of the travelers. all of the indicators were observed in fewer than 2% of the travelers during the study. these results indicate that the spot program is more accurate than random screenings. it identifies high risk travelers by using metrics. our validation process, which included an independent review, is a key example of the effectiveness of the operational activities. i thank you again for this opportunity to discuss the screening of observation by technique. i am happy to answer questions you may have. >> thank you, mr. willis. you kept your remark under five minutes. most times it is not done her

so we compare this against random. so, t.s.a. is doing research. we are doing research that supports t.s.a. >> mrs. edwards, do you have another question? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to follow up, mr. willis. my understanding is you shared with our staff that there is a pool of video available of suicide bombers and the like that could be used to study. and i would expect that if t.s.a. were operating the right kind of way that would also be used for training. so, i'm a little confused by your answer and i want to be clear. do we have video, both from ourselves and perhaps from our international partners, that we could use to assess the techniques that have been developed and the questions, the assessment questions that have been developed so we can make sure we have a program that is working as effectively as we know it can work? >> we don't presently have a sufficient number of videos to conduct scientific tphaplanalys. we are attempting to work with our partners in the u.s. and internationally to gather them. but being a research we do no

>>pam: looking at joseph naso home in reno nevada, this is last april during a random probation search investigators found evidence linking him to the four murders. and our team coverage continues now with kron 4 to resell, who has more on his background in criminal history. >>terisa: 4 news as learned that 77 year-old joseph naso has an extensive criminal record. state parole and probation records show that his first run in with the law was in 1954 rape. from their records show that he had several petty larceny arrests and convictions. in 1994, 95, 2003, 2004 and 2007. records show in 2007 he was convicted of stealing from in south lake tahoe. after that he moved to reno. if during a random probation check at his home in april 2010, sources tell kron 4 news that probation officers found bullets and a newspaper ad for handgun. both violations of his probation and he was immediately taken into custody and put into jail in south lake tahoe. he has been in jail ever since until monday when he was transferred to marin county and booked on four counts of murder. in marin county, kron 4 news

i make the argument in the book there is no such thing as random violence. and that violence directed at no one specifically is, in fact, violence directed at all of us collectively. and i think until we wrap our minds around that, the incidents such as what happened in tucson a few weeks ago, incidents such as what happened in blacksburg, in 2007, incidents such as what happened in littleton, colorado in 1999, will continue. but i find hope ultimately in the ability of us collectively to address these issues and to make our world a better place. let me read the passage and the conclusions. it is the beginning of the conclusion that discusses what i call vio sense. at this very moment, it is possible to fix the problem of deadly interpersonal violence in the united states. we have not only the knowledge to curb the mayhem in our streets, schools, workplaces and homes. but also the means to shape a society relatively free of danger and fear. we can create a peaceful lawful nation in which the taking of human life is shocking aberration instead of a common occ

we are conducting random audits as well. schools that are very highly requested, we're not target any particular school but we are conducting random audits of some of our highly subscribe schools just to make sure everything is on the up and up. i think your second question was about amnesty. >> this was really to make sure -- that was a way to notify all families that attend san francisco unified that this is something that we are strengthening and we really want provide an opportunity for families to have an understanding of what our goals are and we are aggressively pursuing this. we want them to know that and provide then an opportunity to come forward. many families, almost 300 students were affected by this. they came forward and told us that they don't live in the city. some of them had to leave their schools, unfortunately. we have helped them with interdistrict permits and fine placements and other schools. >> i'm wondering why we would now we have been investigating students from specifically upperclassman for peop

i am hopeful that there are ways to address the problem of random violence, to address the problems of mass shootings, it requires the creation of a national conversation, public dialogue about all these issues and how they interlock. we have been good at addressing particular problems like drive-by shootings in the 1980s. we need to figure out how to address the issue of violence writ large. i hope this book is a step in that direction and i hope it can contribute to make kind of dialogue. i said that i would talk a little bit about myself. has an academic i don't usually but this is a part of the book, let me just address this by way of conclusion and then open it up to questions and hope for answers too. let me read this passage. this is from the preface. a large part of this deals with guns as instruments of violence. i should note i don't find ben detestable. i have gotten a great deal of enjoyment from them. nor do i think violent video game the, movies or tv shows are morally reprehensible, at least not fully because of content. i find reprehensible in their ability to suck time

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i'm pleased to have the executive editor at random house backt this tab.com >> thank you sir. >> charlie: why this? >> it's the americanÑi iliad. shelby foote. >> charlie: he's the american homer. >> that's exactlyÑi right. you connected the dot. just can't keep them down. you know, he wrote 1.5 million words about the war. it started out as bennett search, the great random house chiefton asked him to do a brief project for the end of the war 1954. it was going to be 18 months to. 19 years later and 1.5 million given, longer than decline and fall, you have this remarkable novelistic treatment of the war that i think is the best account of.sdv what it must have felt like to have fought. >> charlie: that was his seen just. he took you to the battle feed. >> it was the smell of the gunpowder, it was the food they had to eat, it was the weather on the battle fields. >> charlie: you also suggest that he was sort of the four runner of the new journalism. >> i tnk he' uncdite author of it, i do. tom wolf, obviously much much more prominent that that. he was the f

it appears this was the work of more than one person because of the randomness of the trash dumped hereier 0 and the other power consisted of things that the motorcycle helmet. when wallet i found a name and address on a prescription label dating back to february of 2007. this guy was so large several city dump trucks had to be rerouted from other work sites to run the city to help remove the trash. if all of the cost san francisco taxpayers. san francisco district attorney's office along with other city agencies are investigating this illegal dump site. this time however, investigators may have caught a break. how video camera may have captured it illegal dumpers in action. " san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. kron 4 news at 6:00 is right after the break. >>pam: now at 6:01 man's arrest has become a big break in several cold case murders. tisch to victims in the bay area, another to when you the county and investigators say this is the beginning. kron 4 uncovers his criminal

really the guy we want to equate himself with when it comes to winning so surely right he got his random pop culture references and he would not try for a third joke what he no wait oh wait he did and this time his joke came at the expense of barack obama and lady gaga. i think with the the younger voters have figured out this is this is really a broken relationship he made sure he didn't run mrs greyson the expectations he's grown promises he's built fulfill the expectations if this is a lady gaga song the relationship between the you. really. get it you get it bad romance hey guys grab me a p.b.r. let's just sit around a listen a teapot all night i mean these one liners are just priceless but come on you're running for president or are you trying out the last comic standing i know that are desperately trying to get on the good side of the young minds of the college drop boys but their trust funds are probably not the best way to finance your exploratory committee so here's a hint stick with what you're good at however major t.v. ads really really knows how to talk on america's heartstr

. >> find out what we have been told, random, somebody goes in the club, shoots it up. >> reporter: he is a close family friend. he is calling to an end to violence. >> the family that is not raising them, giving them morals, that's the issues. >> reporter: investigators still trying to find the gunman. sources say this is not a case where the shooter was turned away at the sweet jimmie's. >> it appears to be indiscriminant. we are is still investigating. >> reporter: police released this photo of a car. a white dodge carrying four men. the mayor said police will be patrolling this area more heavily now. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just two hours later and a few blocks away, a second shooting. a man was wounded on clay street and taken to a hospital. he is expect to beak okay. >>> police also ran into radio problems over this weekend. we found where one of the biggest trouble spots is in the city and when a fix may be in place, coming up. >>> fire investigators say a fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood appears to be accidental. it started at 12:15 this morning. f

just happens, a wound knows no depth of time and not so random is the karma of lungs breezing arkayicly. i didn't know the volatility of the hatred, i could only think dike. but if you prophecy be true that it will be reasoned. and reasoned must find it's violence in order to be for violence is the memory a horror carried by the soul of the blood to sect. she, a violent of resistance is also a violence for, if she said or of me. why not take all of me and shove it up your ass because you can just about sit with your lips. because i am inside you now in violation of you and are american filthy crumb of a loaf of people. i am here and everywhere. no matter how hold you will always be the snot nosed with the shame spread over your brains from a rumble doubt of gang bang wooden zips where the real thing went down on haight then ran in torn threads of a dead dawn to bring hot rolls and milk to 2 kids in a dump near palieu. 3, chalk it up like the gutters and walls of our breaths. between tilted ties singing the day is night and the night moves inside this long, lonesome bread of glues. don't

>> yes. >> that's the random selection method. >> correct. >> that's 71,000 were referred in the random selection, nine arrests were made. >> nine? >> yes. >> and in the other method? >> using spot, 23,000 and a little bit were referred and 151 were arrested. >> and the type of arrested? >> i don't have the nature of the arrests in the data that we looked at, ma'am. >> so it could have been belligerencey or anything of that matter. >> some might have been prohibited items at that time. others could have been through outstanding warrant or something of that name, ma'am. >> do you think that i have an appearance or would i be a target for spot? i mean, every time i go to the airport i get pulled aside and searched and the reason i can that because being a law enforcement officer and trained, i have some concerns about the way you're identifying and pulling people aside. the -- dr. hartwig, you said you wanted -- you thought the program would work if more tools were available. would it be better to use a validated system as opposed to one that's untested and validated? >> first of all, i d

>> she's not a random woman. she understands me. she laughs at my jokes.r sex. ow! that really hurt. evander, you assured me i was indestructible. >> burt johnson, 3:00. evander, if he's not of this ring in one minute, i'll bite your other ear off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dame helen mirren, everybody! "arthur," in is theaters friday. check her out on "saturday night live" this weekend. damon wayans jr. joins us next. there he is, hanging out in the bud light lime green room. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ a wipe is a wipe, unless it's also a scrub. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have two sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. learn more at lysol.com/missionforhealth. toi switched to a complete0, multivitamin with more. only one a day women's 50+ advantage has gingko for memory and concentration plus support for bone and breast health. a great addition to my routine. [ female announcer ] one a day women's. curtis: welcome back to geico gecko: caller steve, go right ahead. steve: yeah, um, i just got a free rate quote on geico.co

we were told that it is random, somebody disclose nightclub and shoots them. >> the vehicle is a white dodge avenger. there is no word on a motive for a shooting. >>> numerous officers told ktvu news that the neighborhood around high street is often a radio dead zone. oakland officials acknowledged the problem and says a new communications system should be ready sometime this summer. >>> san jose's a meeting considering outsourcing is fire protection. it proposal would save them to million dollars a year. san carlos is facing a $3.5 million budget shortfall. they say hiring a private company in danger safety but this company says it's more than up for the task. >> the federal government has trusted us to protect some of the most critical assets in the united states whether they be the department of energy facilities or the kennedy space center. >> they are considering the creation of a joint fire department with redwood city. >>> new at 7:00, should the governmentbe doing more to protect your private information? >> reporter: gasia, we all seem to be using high technologies these days

>> she's not a random woman. she understands me. she laughs at my jokes. evander, you assured me i was indestructible. >> burt johnson, 3:00. evander, if he's not of this ring in one minute, i'll bite your other ear off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dame helen mirren, everybody! "arthur," in is theaters friday. check her out on "saturday night live" this weekend. damon wayans jr. joins us next. there he is, hanging out in the bud light lime green room. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ to increase its profile is sculpted for optimal aerodynamics... it reduces wind resistance, in an irresistible sort of way the all-new ford focus with up to 40 miles per gallon highway [ male announcer ] build your better breakfast with all the flavors you choose. try an irresistible steak, egg & cheese, with toasty tomato or chipotle southwest sauce on tasty flatbread. only at subway! ♪ only at subway! that the new focus can it virtually park itself.ve till you actually see it... park itself. the all-new ford focus with class-exclusive active park assist. [ female announcer ] degree aske

for the most are random, like its and pieces.s afternoon although we will stay relatively cloudy it will break up enough that we will get some sun shine in here at least into the low 60s. chances are it might be what depending on how late you leave work. we will break that down. here's storm tracker 4 showing us the showers, they're well love affair area will overlay where the clouds are we are on the back end of the cloud cover that will push to the east. not too much longer before we see some clearing. and then the sun comes up. i mean the out. a quick look at where we're getting 2 this evening 5:00 organized, it a clock widespread, and light rain nothing to major. widespread even by midnight we're dealing with the showers as we wake up. to wrap it up here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. friday and ice breaks and is out, trying it out a little bit before the weekend. chants of maybe a sprinkle or two. now let's get a check on your ride with george >> erica: . >> george: we attract top spots an hour ago currently we are

. >> it encourages hugging and meditation and random acts of kindness. >> money can't buy you happiness. >> we have to try that. [ laughter ] >> so good to see you today. >> last time we ever do that on tv. >> thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is

there have been random reports of what that number actually looks like, and that seems to be couched in the question of what kind of funding would be attached for the return of that prison population. based on that funding and resources, we would hope to -- based on that funding and resources we would hope to expect from the state, based on a number of questions about a municipality like san francisco's ability to receive the population and to do so not just expecting incarcerations but expecting alternative means of supervision and monitoring for that population, it is not being well-received by many municipalities or counties in california. others are actually looking forward to it in some respect as long as they have the kind of control and support from the state that they would hope to get. it presents, i think, to the and discerning public -- to the un- discerning public is very schizophrenic picture, which is why i asked for this hearing, so we can get a better handle as to what san francisco is in store for. i have asked a number of people from our criminal justice partners in

a suspect fired an assault rifle at random. plose say the shooting may have started when the gunman tried to rob two people outside . there is a description of the get away car. the gunman got in a white four dortoyota camry and sped away. >> a now investigation in the pg&e line explosion. federal prosecutor wants answers from the utility and so does do the residents. they were once again on the hot seat. allen wong had the details. >> there was a meeting with 150, looking for answers. >> how are you recovering? >> a day at a time . >> it will take a few more years. >> pg&e said they would hydrotest 250 miles at shareholder's expense . 91 tests will be conducted in a period when pg&e used to conduct only three or four. congressman jackie spears demand answers from the pedge pidge. >> my question is, what happened to the money in if it was shifted, from providing safety to rate payers . shifted to prosts. we'll have a problem. >> the reason it is answering. we are pull records out of the pg&e archives. we node to get the answer

. >> it encourages hugging and meditation and random acts of kindness. >> money can't buy you happiness>> we have to try that. [ laughter ] >> so good to see you today. >> last time we ever do that on tv. >> thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a @p@p

police say this was not a random act of crime. he was targeted.nd some of the neighbors say they think they know why. the victim rented out two of the rooms in the home to roommates. and witnesses say the victim helped out one of them in the past defending her against an ex-boyfriend who was violent. and they say it was that ex- boyfriend who came last night and shot and killed victim. we only know the victim's first name as dave. the victim had recently turned his life around after being in a car accident a few months ago. >> just a really big-hearted guy. i came home from work and he said, you know, dana, i'm really happy to be around here. >> reporter: last last night's deadly shooting. the victim's stepfather and neighbors here gathered around the home to pray and console each other. three hours after that shooting, another man was arrested. he's 30 years old. >> he defended her. not in the past. he defended her a couple of days ago. so he came back and retaliate and shot him -- retaliated and shot him. >> reporter: now, police have released d

you see random arrangement of rock.>>reporter: nothing random about this process, just ask the 5 foot 7, 130 pound man who will have lifted 60 tons of hunter stone and placed it like a puzzle by the time he finishes. >> you get to know your stone quite intimately. there's some of them that i don't remember. big ones i do remember. >>reporter: how big? when michael began the bed of that trolley he's pushing was straight. >> if it ben the cart what has it done to you. >> oh, nothing. >>reporter: by any measure what michael is accomplishing here is an old fashion oned fete. mind over machlts you still only know the half of it. >> i have ms. >>reporter: he's had seven years with the disease. that at any time could make an arm go numb or affect his speech or sight or balance. against an unseen obstacle like that maybe 300 poundstone don't seem as daunting. >> i will not give in to a stone. i will not let the stone whip me. the disease i won't let that whip me. >>reporter: and so the l toil one stone at a time. one day at a t

not a random woman.. >> bert johnson. 3:00. if he's not out of this ring in one minute, i'll bite your other ear off. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very good. our thanks to the great russell brand. we'll be right back with gayle king, everybody! come on, back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ summer ] my life is crazy busy. talk about stress. and it can really wreak havoc on my skin. new aveeno smart essentials is the first thing i've found that's specially designed for stressed skin. it's spf 30 formula has the newest active naturals southernwood and creates a smart barrier to keep essential nourishment in and environmental stress out. 100% of women showed a difference. so did i! now that's smart. [ female announcer ] new smart essentials. only from aveeno. discover the power of active naturals. [ male announcer ] build your better breakfast with all the flavors you choose. try an irresistible steak, egg & cheese, with toasty tomato or chipotle southwest sauce on tasty flatbread. only at subway! ♪

. >> reporter: she'd know because this is not random. there are sections.e charles occupies what should be the dining room. prince andrew, under the stairs. this is your home. your tv is there, you can almost see the tv from here. >> yes, yes. that's where i watch my royal videos. >> reporter: of course. of course. >> reporter: sometimes squashed next to tourists from japan and america who come to stay. is this, i mean -- i -- why? >> i just enjoy collecting, on the royal family. such a fascinating subject. you know, you -- you just couldn't get another family like it. >> reporter: but in a sense, she's like a stalker from a b movie. what do you think the queen would like if she walked in this door? >> i'd like to think she'd feel at home because all her relations are here, and she is, as well. >> reporter: she's met the queen, and gave her a cake. was she friendly? >> yes, very nice. she makes me feel very emotional and i always feel like i'm going to burst into tears, i want to say, thank you for what you've done for us. >> reporter: okay, i will never re

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a probation officer made a random visit and found him to be in possession of firearms. that's a violation of his probation. they would not say what evidence they found but it did crack the case. >> during that arrest investigators found items by mr. naso that imcoy lited came -- implicated him inable -- multiple murders of women. >> reporter: roxanne, tracy, from yuba county. the d.a. is trying the case under a law that will combine prosecutions with the consent other jurisdictions. the d.a. will charge him with special circumstances, meaning he could get the death penalty if convicted. reporting line in san rafael, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> concord police have identified two men found dead there inside a home. the bodies of fredrick muir and miranda potrelly were pulled from the home around 6:00 this morning. officers say they received a distressed call from someone at that home around 8:30 last night and they went door to door asking neighbors what they heard or saw. >> i noticed it was around 9:00 p.m. and there was -- there were just cops and the ambulan

police say the crime was not random and that monroe and the victim knew one another. we will have a live report coming up on kron 4 news this evening at 6:00. the new details tonight on the cold case murders of alleged serial killer joseph naso was back in court today and there was a bit of a twist during his hearing. cameras were not allowed inside today. this video is from an earlier hearing. he told a judge that he wants to be his own attorney. he said he did not trust attorneys for ethical reasons and he added he'll once to see the evidence against him. joseph is charged with four counts of murder and two of the alleged killings involved bay area women. case is being tried in marin county and today the district attorney confirmed that he has the right to defend itself. spf the law requires that he understands the dangers and pitfalls of self representation. they're going to go through an extensive advice and with the next week, if that is still his intent before the court that's find he has a constitutional right to represent himself. >>pam: will be back in court

. >> the firing that's been coming in here has been pretty random. >> mitchell: and again that was kim sengupta of the independent. still ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, meet the senate's gang of six trying to build bridges on the budget. >> mitchell: congress has begun its easter recess one day after house passage of the republican plan for cutting the fiscal 2012 budget. the democrats have said it's a non-starter the senate but a small group of senators has been quietly working on find middle ground. whit johnson introduces us to the gang of six. >> reporter: the bitter divide over how to fix america's finances just keeps getting wider. >> we have to use a scalpel and not a machete to reduce the deficit. >> rather than building bridges, he's poisoning wells. >> reporter: but working quietly behind the scenes is a group of senators known as the gang of six. the gang of six. three democrats they're doing something almost unheard of in today's hyper- partisan washington-- working together on tackling the nation's ballooning debt, now clicking closer to its $14.3 trillion limit. >>

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this data is collected at random but fairly often.overed that also there is an a fog tracker application that you can doubled from the web. you can use this application when you are using this tracking file to see a map of where you have been with your iphone, ipad. some people seem to be having fun with this and posting your maps on line for others to see. there is a process to go through to delete those files. from your computer, and please keep in mind that your iphone and and ipad will access those files that any time you connected to your computer. through itunes. >>pam: lawmakers are demanding a response al franken they are requesting an answer by may 12th from steve jobs. bayto breakers.ing.com with cameras the 100th running on kron 4 and save the date apr 29 2 a.m. ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new, 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ welcome to the darker side of green. shop doorbuster

>>> an antioch man was shot and killed in his own home and police say it was not a random crime. find out why neighbors say this young man was targeted. >>> could be tough to drive across certain bay area bridge. find out why the authorities have actually put up a wind advisory. >>> after hours of public debate, the city of san carlos finally votes to revamp its entire department. find out if a private contractor got the job or not. >>> plus a new twist in the proposition 8 battle. why the judge will return prop 8 is at the center of the latest challenge. the morning news continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this tuesday april 26th. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. a brand new day. let's check your weather and traffic. here's steve. >> pam and dave, thank you. we have mostly clear skies, patchy low clouds. little chill to the morning air. some upper 30s and 40s. everything looks good to go. little breezy at times, coast and hills but otherwise it will be 60s, lots of sunshine and a few low 70s. >>> steve. right now traffic is moving along wel

many say it's not something they are used to and the seemingly random targets have some wonder figure they are young or just desperate. >> glass in here is i safety glass like you see in cars. >> reporter: the doctor said he only lost about $80 but that is not counting 9 cost of new precautions. >> we just put in a security system and cameras. somebody else comes in the future we will be able to the least identity them. >> reporter: police say they aren't dealing experienced criminals but have stepped up patrols in the area and say they are working with other city that have experienced similar problems. >> oakland police investigating a wild broad daylight shooting in an east oakland neighborhood. . police say two male victims were shot, their conditions are unknown. investigators found 46 shell casings at the scene. so far no arrests have been made and there is no word on the motive for the shooting. >>> residents of antioch say they are fed up with violence. about a dozen held up signs today pleading for the violence to end. one read how long do we let them rule with fear? shootings

but it is kind of random the way it is. one block is completely dark and then you look the other way, perhaps down the street here, and you can see street lights are on. this is affecting signal lights and street lights. also san francisco police are out here directing traffic at the bigger intersections. this is kind of a small one, so we have seen people rolling through doing a california stop, if you will, and some brake screeching. be careful this morning as you head out. pg&e is saying they are not sure exactly when power will be restored, so for a lot of people it will be a very slow friday morning. live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the east bay." >>> thank you, christie. 4:33 now. get ready for sticker shock. prices aren't going up but your sales tax is, and we are not talking pennies. starting today six cities in the bay area will boast the highest sales tax rates in the state. the money raised will go to libraries and preserving city services but small businesses are bracing for what's to come. "toda

this is not just a random person. this is people who have made their living and studying animals and dogs. increasing the number of surrenders to shelters is a significant impact. we have tried to have a note to a philosophy in the city, that any potentially adoptable animal is not euthanize at city shelters, but the more you put them into shelters, it is likely there will be more that fall through the cracks, and that is likely to have a some of the impact on the city, and we do not want that. the commission voted 5-2. so wire the calls to restrict off leash? is basically an extreme view of what an urban park should be. it is like a museum, where you look at things from behind glass walls or where things are all roped off, and you are stuck on the boardwalk up with a sign that says "do not enter, do not go here." it is a look but do not touch idea. we feel these areas are four active recreation. that is why they were created, and that is what the issue before. in this densely populated bay area, these are our backyar

. >> you were saying earlier the vendor itself the olive garden as the random example gets the money ahead of time. therefore you have no liability in this. if smith's pizza, now i'll make it fictional, goes bankrupt and there are gift cards involved, blackhawk steps away. it's not -- >> we've been very fortunate in that we always carry the best brands we haven't had dk. >> the border's and blockbusters, perfectly fine companies have gone under. >> this is true and none of them have pulled back on balances of the gift cards, the consumer is protected. in other words they go out of the way to ensure they are still -- >> from a business standpoint it's not a liability? >> it's not a liability on our part, right. >> i'm curious about how the culture has changed. ten years ago when you started it was considering a little garish to give someone a gift card. the idea is you didn't put thought into it. and now saying it's one of the most requested things. did you luck out or do something to help that along? >> i would like to take credit for that -- >> it's a great question. i think gift ca

officers say when the suspects were denied entry, at least one of them fired random shots in the restaurant and bar around 12:45 this morning. detectives say six people got shot. two men died. one of them, 27 years old. the other, unidentified. the four wounded went to the hospital. two men are critically injured. two women listed in stable condition. the manager of sweet jimmy's told me that 10-15 family and friends were playing video games when the gunfire erupted. apparently, the restaurant had no security. now, just around the corner, a little more than an hour later, a 21-year-old man got shot outside kimball's nightclub on washington and second street. officers say he is in stable condition today. police say that kimball's hosted a party following the lil wayne rap concert at oracle arena last night. but authorities say the party appeared to be over when the shooting happened. and police say they do not believe the shootings are related. they occurred near jack london score. an area many residents agree is not known for crime and violence. >> the police station is right around the cor

it's a senseless a random act of violence. it should've happened. >>reporter: she'll work is any empty alongside brian with the american medical response team. she and dozens of paramedics were shocked to learn brian was almost beaten to death after recent giants baseball game in l.a.. >> that's crazy, shocking that this could happen he is the nicest guy. >>reporter: they've set up a web site at the service center along with the pickle account and a drop off location at their santa clara county headquarters. all to collect donations for his medical bills and help support his family. >> it's going to be a lot of money we want to help the brian and his family. he is a great guy. he deserves all the help. >>reporter: another co- worker created this logo you see on this i phone, it has the star of life and the giants and a laptop. a lot of the paramedics are now using this logo as a powerful picture on facebook all to support him and his family. medics are raising money, raising awareness baking brownies and in whatever they can help. in san jose, nicol

i will sift through these at random. art, if you are up next. >> it is a privilege and an honor to be able to talk to your government, as you have provided this opportunity here today. i have asked this question of mayor lee before in another forum, so maybe the health department person or the budget department person can talk more about this. we often hear about -- there is this a huge gap between rich and poor in this country. and there is more and more calls for taxes of the wealthy, at the state and the federal level. this is a generous city. it is a compassionate city. and yet, we have a lot of people suffering. as a parent, i feel privileged to live in this district. i think some energy and intelligence and creativity needs to be applied to the problem of how do we ask those of us who have more, especially those who are in the forbes 400 list, billionaires'. and when i mainly here is about tax cuts for entities. when it is appropriate, sure, give a tax break. it is also inappropriate time to ask those who have the

this is all random. >> so is it possible that this is just nonsense or is this a really clever killer eels always easy to say nonsense when you can't crack it but is this guy a lunatic is any first reaction. it's not just the fbi. they went to an analysis club that specializes in these things. talking my nerdiest friends of all who are members of these things and sometimes you have to wonder. one of the best ones is sometimes instead of a random letters it is a book code and a book code is something that if you don't have the book because each number will go to a letter in the book, if you don't have the book, you don't crack the code. sometimes they're much harder than what logic would entail. >> i hope you do the tv show on the letters. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> news from libya and japan. may be making headlines but americans are focused on jobs. cnn deputy political director paul steinhauser is here to show us how wide the gap is between the economy and other issues. >> good morning. you have been talking a lot this morning about the new job repo