. >> there are not that many concrete suppliers left in san fences. they used to be a bunch. is there anybody else beside bodie? >> we like bodie. >> they are bringing concrete in from a distance because there are not many yards anymore. in general, san francisco, part of the planning issues and san francisco are the loss of p.e.r. production and construction related services. we still have some, but now we're seeing more and more of these services outside of the city and the cost goes up because you have to import goods and workers. when you get your bricks fixed in your car, pretty soon you'll have to go outside of san francisco because it is becoming not a friendly place. i know the planning department is working hard to keep it in its working condition, and i wish them luck. the way that these concrete walls are don is typically there is a prefabricated panel that is set in place. these prefabricated panels? >> plywood and to and studs. at the top, those were poured yesterday. we will take them apart. >> it has formed release material so the concrete is not stick to it. >>

caltrain was planning to add fencing along that section of track. >> this morning, san jose police are searching for a wanted parole he who ran from officers. police cordoned off a neighborhood searching for him in san jose. he was armed with a gun. the thing began when the police tried to detain him and the chase ended up in san jose. he hopped several fences to get away from the police. >> five bay area police departments will join law enforcement agencies around the world in a first ever 24-hour police tweet athon. the police departments are participating with 160 agencies worldwide to create awareness of police work and the issues that the officers face. they want to promote the use of social media by law enforcement and will tweet various service calls throughout the day starting at 8:00 a.m. agencies will use the say hashtag "plopwt." a preschooler teacher accused of trying to drug toddlers in her care is charged with ten misdemeanor counts of child endangerment. a fellow teacher in morgan hill saw her putting the over-the-counter sleep aid into sippy cups. she supervisorred map

san jose. he hopped fences and still on the loose tonight. >>> we may never know the motive behind a deadly shootout on east bay freeway that killed a chp officer but we are learning more about the gunman in that attack. the officer kenyun youngstrom. investigation found that his killer was diagnosed as bipolar and prescribed medication back in 1997. the gun he used in the attack was legally purchased and registered. authorities say there was no indication that lacy was going to kill officers prior to the shooting on september 4th. >> two oakland city council members accused of ethic violations insist they did nothing wrong. the auditor said they improperly told city employees who should get a $2 million demolition contract for the old oakland army base. brooks is accused of interfering for hiring of construction for the teen center and reid ordered city employees to waive a parking ticket. >> i have been a staff person for 14 years and elected official for 16 years. out of 30 years for employee, city staff is afraid of me. i don't think that is the days. >> brooks did not return our calls for comme

san jose. he hopped fences and still on the loose tonight. >>> we may never know the motive behind a deadly shootout on east bay freeway that killed a chp officer but we are learning more about the gunman in that attack. the officer kenyun youngstrom. investigation found that his killer was diagnosed as bipolar and prescribed medication back in 1997. the gun he used in the attack was legally purchased and registered. authorities say there was no indication that lacy was going to kill officers prior to the shooting on september 4th. >> two oakland city council members accused of ethic violations insist they did nothing wrong. the auditor said they improperly told city employees who should get a $2 million demolition contract for the old oakland army base. brooks is accused of interfering for hiring of construction for the teen center and reid ordered city employees to waive a parking ticket. >> i have been a staff person for 14 years and elected official for 16 years. out of 30 years for employee, city staff is afraid of me. i don't think that is the days. >> brooks did not return our calls for comme

san jose. he hopped fences and still on the loose tonight. >>> we may never know the motive behind a deadly shootoutn east bay freeway that killed a chp officer but we are learning more about the gunman in that attack. the officer kenyun youngstrom. investigation found that his killer was diagnosed as bipolar and prescribed medication back in 1997. the gun he used in the attack was legally purchased and registered. authorities say there was no indication that lacy was going to kill officers prior to the shooting on september 4th. >> two oakland city council members accused of ethic violations insist they did nothing wrong. the auditor said they improperly told city employees who should get a $2 million demolition contract for the old oakland army base. brooks is accused of interfering for hiring of construction for the teen center and reid ordered city employees to waive a parking ticket. >> i have been a staff person for 14 years and elected official for 16 years. out of 30 years for employee, city staff is afraid of me. i don't think that is the days. >> brooks did not return our calls for comment

. >>> caltrans plans to install special fencing to keep homeless people from under a freeway in san francisco. crews cleared a camp on king street near 280 in mission day. city workers offered to take them to a church for assistance and screenings. the fence is expected to cost $300,000. >>> the san francisco symphony is looking to hit a high note with a federal mediator. today the musicians resume negotiations. if no agreement is reached the symphony is threatening the strike. they are asking for a salary increase, they say managements proposal would cut benefits and freeze wages. >>> 4:39. a possible restart to the tours at the white house, which celebrity is stepping up to front the bill. and new information expected to be released about the ongoing budget battle. >>> scary moments for a skier in montana. why this man said he's lucky to be alive after getting trapped in an avalanche. >>> highway 4 off to a good start from antioch to concord. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers

a jogger found this great horned owl stuck to a barbed wire fence at a san jose park weeks ago. man called the wildlife center at the silicon valley for a little help. they were able to free the bird but it had a portion of the fence lodged into its wing as you can see. take a look at the big guy now. nice and healthy after several weeks of rehab. the owl will finally be set free today. >> nice. >> glad to see he is recovering. >>> the mayor of berkeley is trying to save telegraph avenue. in recent years, the street just south of uc-berkeley has been plagued by empty storefronts, have a can lots and homeless people and vacant lots. now the mayor wants to improve conditions. he hopes to rejuvenate the district with nightclubs, restaurants and more chain retailers. he says business quota laws from the 1980s that restrict what can be built need to be change. >> there's no sacred cows. everything should be on table to see what we can do to make it more flexible and more opportunities for people to come and enjoy themselves here. >> the mayor says revenue on telegraph avenue has fall

police say he ran from police yesterday, jumping over fences in san jose. sky 7 was over the scene and police say poseas tossed a loaded handgun after police stopped him. they looked for him for several hours and shut down several streets before calling off that search. >> a 39-year-old woman was struck and kill bid a hit and run driver this morning. investigators say she was walking along southbound 280 near mclaughlin area sometime between 3:15 this morning. a number of drivers stopped to try to help. there is no description of the car or driver responsible. >> do you remember this home that was piled high with junk? all over the front yard? last month a judge gave orders of 30 days to clean it up there is a noticeable difference in what the house looks like in january compared to how it looks now. the debris and tents have been hauled away but there is a tent in the front yard. looks like landscaping is far off. owners say they have not heard from inspectors if the judge determines clean up did not go far enough, contractors will be sent over to finish t

the point about a fence which we really should have, what you need is a two layered fence which they have outside of sane-layered fence and lent to about 90% reduction of infiltration in that area. it does work, but you've got to have it all the way across the border and that's the problem. i mean, liberals, democrats, don't want to do that and for the life of me i don't understand what the argument against it is. it would be the beginning of something very important, because you could close the border on the south. you would get a national consensus that we're ready to legalize the people already here if they are the last cohort of illegals who will be in the country. >> eric: charles, president obama says that this may leave portions of the border opened, unattended for hours at a time. aren't we saying, hey, between 5 and 8 p.m. tonight you may want to make your way across the border? >> yeah, we ought to be taking out, you know, commercials on mexican television, explaining exactly how to get this and when to cross. hook, this is getting so cynical, i think it really isn't working for the administra

they were planning to add fencing on that section of the track. >> san jose police are searching fornt ad paroleee he ran from officers in san jose. police cordoned off a neighborhood searching for the paroleee. he was awayed with a gun. milpitas police tried to detain the man which led to a chase that ended in san jose. officers said the man hopped several fences to get away. >> in a few hours, five bay area police department will join law enforcement agencies around the world in the first ever 24-hour police tweet athon. the police departments are taking part with 160 agencies world wide trying to create awareness of police work and the issued faced by officers and promote the use of social media by law enforcement. departments will tweet various service calls starting at 8:00 this morning. agencies will all use the same hashtag. >> a preschool teacher accused of trying to drug toddlers is facing criminal charges. the prosecution filed ten misdemeanor counts of attempted child endangerment and assault yesterday against 59-year-old teacher. a fellow teacher in morgan hills said she

san jose. they found him on junesong way. he discarded a loaded gun, jumped fences, and escaped. ficers set up a perimeter and went yard to yard in the neighborhood, but did not find him. >>> the san francisco police department bomb squad blew up what appears to be a live hand grenade. a man said he found the device this afternoon buried about 10 inches under the dirt in martin luther king jr. drive. he said it looked real to him, so he stopped a passing park worker to report it. the bomb squadded decided not to move it, and instead used explosives to blow it up. things were pretty much back to normal in the park. >>> results of a joint law enforcement investigation into the killing of a highway patrol officer revealed new details about the gunman. 36-year-old christopher lacy shot and killed him. investigators say lacey was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1997. he expressed anti-government views. a lead investigator says a motive for the shooting may never be known. >>> now to washington, d.c., where the house of representatives passed legislation today to keep the government

san jose. they found him on junesong way. he discarded a loaded gun, jumped fences, and escaped. police department bomb squad blew up what appears to be a live hand grenade. a man said he found the device this afternoon buried about 10 inches under the dirt in martin luther king jr. drive. he said it looked real to him, so he stopped a passing park worker to report it. the bomb squadded decided not to move it, and instead used explosives to blow it up. things were pretty much back to normal in the park. >>> results of a joint law enforcement investigation into the killing of a highway patrol officer revealed new details about the gunman. 36-year-old christopher lacy shot and killed him. investigators say lacey was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1997. he expressed anti-government views. a lead investigator says a motive for the shooting may never be known. >>> now to washington, d.c., where the house of representatives passed legislation today to keep the government funded through the end of september. that bill now goes to the president to be signed into law, averting a possi

san francisco officer who fired the shot. >> reporter: yes, you can see a bullet hole in this fence near this morning's shooting. this morning, we are hearing that the suspect pulled a gun and san francisco police say it was a daly city police officer who fired on that suspect fearing for his own life. san francisco and daly city police investigated for hours this morning following a pursuit that ended with a daly daly city policer shooting and killing a suspect. san francisco police say a daly daly city policer officer initially spotted the car at the intersection of barbara and john daily boulevard. one of their officers spotted the car in the city and gave chase. >> the driver brandished the fire arm at the officers. >> reporter: officers say the driver made a sharp turn from bay shore onto hester and jumped out of the car. the passenger surrendered immediately but the driver ran away with the gun. >> the police officers approached the fleeing driver who then raised his gun at the officers. a police officer fearing for his life discharged the fire arm at the suspect. >> that round hit the suspect in the chest.

san jose, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >> caltrans plans to start installing a special fence to keep the homeless from setting up camp again on king street near the 280 on ramp in san francisco. it's been a trouble spot for the city. camps have been cleared out on several occasions, but the homeless keep coming back. the new fence comes with a price tag of $300,000. the homeless are being offered housing at a nearby church. >>> alex smith's journey with the 49ers has come to an end. his trade became official today. the 49ers traded their former starting quarterback for a pair of draft picks. person familiar told the associated press, the 49ers will receive the chief second round pick, 34th overall in this year's draft at a conditional pick in next year's draft. >>> a campus crime alert about a woman attacked in a locker room shower who police are looking for tonight. >> it was warmer today. it's going to be warmer tomorrow. we'll see numbers into the 80s. how warm will it be in your neighborhood and what happens with the cooldown coming up? i'll have the details. >>> the san mateo district attorney's office says the man ac

fence, it's fairly effective. they can't put things up against it. but when it's monitored it's going -- it markedly slows. if you look at the san diego border area, we've pretty well controlled that. where we have good fencing and good monitoring, we don't have much coverage coming across there. we just haven't done it everywhere else. and we have said, well, it's too hard. no. it's just we have to prioritize the assets to actually control the border. and it's not just fencing. it's good intelligence on both sides of the border in terms of what's going on. it's utilizing a multiprong approach. but the point is, is we can control our border. we have chosen not to yet. >> so what would be your measure for determining whether the border is secured? some concrete numbers or achievement that is have been reached that you would say, ok, now we can start admitting people as citizens? >> my, would be the congress would make that decision every year. are we maintaining the border? have we controlled the border? have we done what we need to do? and i don't even want to talk about the rest of it until we do that. because people in this co

it got caught in a barbed wire fence at the santa theresa county park in south san jose a few weeks ago. it was taken to the wildlife center. doctors nursed it back to health. it will be released this evening. >> great horned owl is gorgeous. >> going to be free again this afternoon. >>> they will line up by the thousands. we're going to tell you about a big event coming to the south bay this weekend that can put $100 in your pocket. >>> the unusual meeting overnight between dennis rodman and the leader of north korea. >> we're hearing about an 11th hour meeting to stave off billions in cuts. details next. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like more traffic than i would assume at 4:44 on a friday morning. we'll check the commute with mike in just a bit. >>> president obama will meet with congressional leaders later this morning to try to hash out a last-minute compromise to avoid $85 billion in automatic spending cuts set to kick in today. the president will meet with house speaker john boehner, house minority leader nancy pelosi, senate majority leader harry reid and

san francisco at hester avenue and bay shore boulevard. reporter: take a look. this is where one of several shots were fired at a suspect this morning, went through this construction fence. luck lie no -- luckily no juan was on the other side. >> this is the first time this morning. >> lives 40 yards from where san francisco and daly city police stopped a stolen car. he says he heard gunshots at 12:30 a.m. >> we were in bed and all of a sudden i heard four or five shots, and woke me up. reporter: evidence numbers marked the spots where shell casings fell. police told us the chase, which ended in the suspect being shot to death here, start net daly city saturday morning. the storm car was spotted on john daly boulevard. daly city police began a pursuit that took them on highway 280 and gave up the chase by the time they hit highway 1. >> sfpd officers observed the vehicle and followed behind it. >> the two suspects stopped the car. the police say the passenger surrendered, but the gunfire cho had been seen with a gun, ranaway use, he then aim at the officers, and they shot the suspect. >> not something we're idea to around here and don't want this to happen here. reporte

san quentin's warden. >> we are grossly overcrowded, which is just totally unacceptable for the inmates, and the staff. >> been here before? >> no. >> all right, come over here and stand on the fencetion at san quentin was relentless, with staff releasing 150 inmates each week, but welcoming in 350 new ones. >> let's go, gentlemen. let's go, let's go, let's go. clear the door. >> many of them wound up in the gym, which had been converted into a huge, overflow housing unit. >> when i first walked in to the dorm at san quentin, i was taken aback by how many people were packed into this small area. it was very loud. ♪ >> james, report to the office upstairs. >> there's always people talking, people yelling. some people in there were trying to read and some people in there were trying to sleep. so you'll have a big group of people having a conversation over here while a guy's trying to sleep over here. most people would tie towels around their head to try to block out some of this noise. >> officers strive to maintain order in this potentially dangerous housing area. through regular inspections for weapons and other contraband. >> go unlock your locker. >> can i move something out of

. >>> caltrans plans to install special fencing to keep the homeless out from under a freeway on-ramp in san. an area was cleared on king street in mission bay. workers offered to take them to a church for housing help and screenings, the new fencing is expected to cost $300,000. >>> 5:35. in a few hours, nasa will say what it's discovered about a rock on mars. last month the mars rover curiosity drilled a hole into a flat rock on the surface of the planet. that revealed an unexpected gray interior to the rock which was in sharp contrast to the red-orange surface of mars. curiosity took samples of the rock powder and scientists have been analyzing it. at 10:00 they will be telling us what they found. >>> 5:36. happening now in rome, the college of cardinals is preparing for a final prayer before the conclave to elect a new pope officially begins. erin mclaughlin is in rome, where white smoke could signal a new pope as early as this afternoon. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this morning the cardinals celebrated the final public mass before the conclave, they are currently resting at the hot

. >> reporter: you are still see a bullet hole in the fence near the seen of this morning's seeing we contacted san francisco police andte tell us that the passenger of the car has been questioned. at this point it's unclear whether or not he will be facing any charges related to this morning's incident. meanwhile we tried repeatedly throughout the day to get in contact with daly city police and so far we haven't heard from them. in san francisco,chistaan katon, ktvu charl. >>> concern tonight is rising for a hayward woman who left home eleven days ago and never returned. today relatives spent the day handing out fliers with the photo of 29-year-old samantha tuia. tuia missed today's schedule with her 6-year-old daughter, something that family says she never does. relatives are especially worried because tuia has the mental capacity of a young teenage and is very trusting. >>> video released shows the oakland couple thought to be missing in peru for over a month. the picture of garrett hand and jamie neal showed them apparently happy and in good hane. fear for their safety touched off a massive sea

fence to keep them off of it. thanks. . >> good evening and welcome to the san francisco public library. i'm joan jasper, i'm with the department of public exhibitions here at the library. thank you so much for coming to our exhibition tonight with author craig childs. he's been jet setting all over the country promoting his new book, the house of rain. we also want to thank the publishers for bringing craig to us and we also want to thank (inaudible) at the book table at the end of the program. craig childs is a commentator for national public radio's morning edition. he has written noert "new york times", the los angeles times and several magazines. his work has won the spirit of the west award as well as the colorado book award. the book, house of rain, is craig's latest book. please help me welcome craig childs. . >> hello. i come to you from out of the desert. i'm coming to you from a landscape where once you get an eye for things, 3 grains of sand out of place draw your attention, where everything is brought to bear, where everything is hinged to a story, every drop of rain leaving

live in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now. many people who live near those train tracks say fenceson't do any good. today we saw several people walking along the tracks. neighbors say crossing the track saves you 5 to 10 minutes. there have been four fatal incidents involving caltrains this year. including one last week when a caltrain hit and killed maria juarez. >>> a shooting death of a virginia engineer in the bay area for a job interview. it took jurors just one day to find george huggins of oakland guilty of murder. united kingdom honk -- jinghong kang was in the area for a job interview with google. >>> extra eyes were on hand to keep an eye out about a meeting about affordable housing in the north bay. continuing coverage now. patty lee joins us live in san rafael, where attendees of that meeting were greeted by protesters. >> reporter: this flyer shows why there is security on hand. even though the issue is affordable housing, what came up tonight were accusations including racism, and classism. dozens of protesters gathered to boycott a town hall meeting, organized by a g

what looked like a tuckback and that rule does not end until he tucks the ball back fence his body. >>> tomorrow, san huge st. patty's party. you are looking at video from last year's parade. now, the parade will be begin tomorrow at 11:30 at second and market streets. it will run down market and at the civic center. that's where a festival of irish music, food and fun will take place from 11:00 until 5:00. the distilled spirits council of the u.s. reports that irish whiskey is the fast of thest- growing category of alcohol in the country. it's not just a trend for st. patrick's day. sales were up 400% inthe last two years and more than 22% in the past year alone. they say irish whiskey is growing in popularity. 20 years ago it was used for irish coffee. >>> a family in pittsburg was asleep in their home on hillview drive when they heard an explosion from inside the garage. the family car somehow caught fire. flames spread throughout the garage and then the house. firefighters say about half of the home was burned. everyone managed to get out and escape injury but the family was shaken. >> i'm shocke

what looked like a tuckback and that rule does not end until he tucks the ball back fence his body. >>> tomorrow, sany's party. you are looking at video from last year's parade. now, the parade will be begin tomorrow at 11:30 at second and market streets. it will run down market and at the civic center. that's where a festival of irish music, food and fun will take place from 11:00 until 5:00. the distilled spirits council of the u.s. reports that irish whiskey is the fast of thest- growing category of alcohol in the country. it's not just a trend for st. patrick's day. sales were up 400% in the last two years and more than 22% in the past year alone. they say irish whiskey is growing in popularity. 20 years ago it was used for irish coffee. >>> a family in pittsburg was asleep in their home on hillview drive when they heard an explosion from inside the garage. the family car somehow caught fire. flames spread throughout the garage and then the house. firefighters say about half of the home was burned. everyone managed to get out and escape injury but the family was shaken. >> i'm shocked. i'm -- i'm

live in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now. many people who live near those train tracks say fenceson't do any good. today we saw several people walking along the tracks. neighbors say crossing the track saves you 5 to 10 minutes. there have been four fatal incidents involving caltrains this year. including one last week when a caltrain hit and killed maria juarez. >>> a shooting death of a virginia engineer in the bay area for a job interview. it took jurors just one day to find george huggins of oakland guilty of murder. united kingdom honk -- jinghong kang was in the area for a job interview with google. >>> extra eyes were on hand to keep an eye out about a meeting about affordable housing in the north bay. continuing coverage now. patty lee joins us live in san rafael, where attendees of that meeting were greeted by protesters. >> reporter: this flyer shows why there is security on hand. even though the issue is affordable housing, what came up tonight were accusations including racism, and classism. dozens of protesters gathered to boycott a town hall meeting, organized by a g

fence on to the southbound lanes near alexander avenue. caltrans is assessing the stability of that hillside. >> in san francisco, it was a nude inn today onhe steps of city hall. activists are upset. a federal judge turned down their request to block the city's ban on public nakedness. the ban, which went into effect february 1 violates their free speech rights. the judge said nudity is not protected speech. because it is not, quote, inherently expressive. >>> new details on the former inmate killed in a shootout in texas. tonight, police believe he might be linked to three killings, including the death of colorado top prison official. edward lawrence explains how a pizza box ties him to one of those homicides. >> bullet casings found when evan made his last stand against texas, match those found in the home of the chief. ballistics tests will confirm whether a colorado parolee killed thomas clemens as he answered his doorbell on tuesday. >> now we know who this is guy is, where did he come from? what was he doing? >> he was pulled over in texas, he fired several shots at a deputy. a high speed chase ended with a crash and final shootout

san jose neighborhood. officers tracked him down yesterday afternoon. police say he ran off. disguarded a loaded gun and jumped fences to escape. officers set up a perimeter, went yard to yard searching for him but they did not find him. >>> law enforcement agencies are trying to figure out if a shootout with deputies in texas could be linked to the killing of a colorado state prison chief. it started yesterday afternoon ending with the death of a colorado prison inmate who was out on parole. the man's car had colorado license plates and matched the description. >> he did his job quietly and intently. he cared deeply about his staff and his family and the community. >> one officer was injured in the shootout. authorities say a runner outside of clements home at the time of the shooting may be a key witness in the case. >>> we are learning more about the man that killed a chp officer. 36-year-old christopher lacy shot officer young symptom. we know lacy was diagnosissed with bipolar disorder. police say he was a loaner that expressed antigovernment views but we may never get an exact motive for last years shooting. >>

san jose neighborhood. officers tracked him down yesterday afternoon. police say he ran off. disguarded a loaded gun and jumped fences to escape. officers set up a perimeter, went yard to yard searching for him but they did not find him. >>> law enforcement agencies are trying to figure out if a shootout with deputies in texas could be linked to the killing of a colorado state prison chief. it started yesterday afternoon ending with the death of a colorado prison inmate who was out on parole. the man's car had colorado license plates and matched the description. >> he did his job quietly and intently. he cared deeply about his staff and his family and the community. >> one officer was injured in the shootout. authorities say a runner outside of clements home at the time of the shooting may be a key witness in the case. >>> we are learning more about the man that killed a chp officer. 36-year-old christopher lacy shot officer young symptom. we know lacy was diagnosissed with bipolar disorder. police say he was a loaner that expressed antigovernment views but we may never get an exact motive for last years shooting. >>

san jose neighborhood. officers tracked him down yesterday afternoon. police say he ran off. disguarded a loaded gun and jumped fencesescape. officers set up a perimeter and went yard to yard searching for him but did not find him. >>> a california teenager being credited with helping police nab burglary suspects near san diego. now that is a girl. she was home alone when the suspects broke in. the girl decided to hide in a closet and call 911 for help. the dispatcher heard the suspect and told the girl to stop talking. >> it took about 30 minutes but police finally arrived and were able to arrest the suspects. items from other homes were found inside the car. >>> your time 5:46. now details about a man who shot and killed a chp officer last year. 36-year-old christopher lacy shot officer youngstrom during a traffic symptom. lacy was diagnosissed with bipolar disorder in 1997. they say he was a loner who expressed antigovernment views and we may never get a clear idea for a motive of that shooting. >>> law enforcement are trying to figure out if a shootout may be linked to the killing of a california state prison chi

san jose neighborhood. officers tracked him down yesterday afternoon. police say he ran off. disguarded a loaded gun and jumped fences to escape. officers set up a perimeter and went yard to yard searching for him but did not find him. >>> a california teenager being credited with helping police nab burglary suspects near san diego. now that is a girl. she was home alone when the suspects broke in. the girl decided to hide in a closet and call 911 for help. the dispatcher heard the suspect and told the girl to stop talking. >> it took about 30 minutes but police finally arrived and were able to arrest the suspects. items from other homes were found inside the car. >>> your time 5:46. now details about a man who shot and killed a chp officer last year. 36-year-old christopher lacy shot officer youngstrom during a traffic symptom. lacy was diagnosissed with bipolar disorder in 1997. they say he was a loner who expressed antigovernment views and we may never get a clear idea for a motive of that shooting. >>> law enforcement are trying to figure out if a shootout may be linked to the killing of a california state prison

san jose. good morning. >> good morning to you. 142 local soldiers who died in the war will be forever honored by this monument behind me. it's blocked out by fences but later today it will be officially unveiled. we have video from a few weeks ago when crews were putting on the final touches on the monument called sons of san jose. it stands six feet tall and 13 feet long. the names of the soldiers that lost theirs lives fighting in vietnam are etched in the black granite memorial. the name of one soldier who is still missing in action. the group behind the monument buy it so veterans and families who lost loved ones will know their sacrifices will never be forgotten. >> the guys who came back from vietnam war were not recognized the way they are today. we want to make sure they get that recognition, that people understand that the men and women went to fight in that war did so for their country. >> reporter: volunteers raised more than $75,000 to help build the monument. it will be unveiled today. more than 300 people expected including veterans and local dignitaries and mayor will be here. it's east of hp pavilion from noon until 2:00 today. >>

san francisco is investigating an early morning car accident which happened just after 2:30 a.m. just before lake street. a young man knocked down a fence and a light pole before flipping on his roof. the driver had minor injuries and all lanes are now clear and you can see they took awhile to get this out of the way. 5:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> a woman is in the hospital after an overnight hit-and-run in alameda county. just before midnight, a woman was walking in the parking lot of a convenience store on 167th avenue in san leandro. he backed out and hit the man walking with a cain. he briefly stopped and drove off. the injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> and they are investigating the third officers involved shooting and it happened in the willow glenn neighborhood. we are finding out the latest in this investigation, good morning. >>> police worked well into the night to discuss what happened. the last we heard from police, two people were injured but they are expected to be okay but the dr

san francisco land, and then you had these squatters. these were rich men who decided maybe they could make some money. >> you put up a fence and you ownedthe land. >> it can to a compromise. squatters get some. you have certain military things reserved, government. we will create a public park. everyone donated a certain amount to create golden gate park. they also created smaller parks. there were all part of the deal. >> a lot of people got moved closer to downtown as part of the deal. if you are out in the middle of nowhere land and had a couple of acres, they would trade you a better acres somewhere else. >> how was it decided to put it where it is? >> it was controversial. people thought they could not put a park there because it was all sand dunes. people were pushing for a large city park in other places. it was a political compromise. >> between lincoln and fulton and the beach. >> you're saying, why did they decide that exact plot? they brought someone from new york to come up with a park plan. they eventually made it a rectangle. they had the panhandle part. the panhandle was the same with as golden gate park, but there was de

fence we put up, it is effective. they can't put things up against it. when it is monitored, it slows. if you look in the san diego border area, we control that. where we have good fencing and good monitoring, we don't have much coming across. we just have not done everywhere else. hard., it is too no, we have to prioritize assets to control the border. intelligence on both sides of the border, in terms of what is going on. prongedtilizing a multi- approach. the point is, we can control our border. we have chosen not to yet. >> "washington journal" continues. here tonger gibson is talk about congress of winning a government shutdown. first, let's talk about what is happening over the last 18 hours on the senate. tell us about the passage of the senate budget and how long did it take? vote: the senate held a last night. they voted for more than 13 hours straight on the senate floor. they00 this morning, passed a budget, the first time in four years. the rules allow them to madmen as much as they can -- amend as much as they can. they wanted to know what was wrong with going until seven or eight this morning.

and this fencing some with tacking -- gang attacking the city of san francisco has ordered both propertiesornia san francisco. and next is the central park that is federal property. they are looking for a long term solution. i see that if the doctor to stop want to maintain these homes i am willing to bet that people will gladly take them. let me raise my hand. and what cones on it at these homes is scary. and people shooting fireworks multimillion-dollar blight... stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> the n f l is getting serious about concussion injuries. and the miami is making a bid with a leaky scoreboard gary [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] call to get u-vers

san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have to go through their garage or their house to see the gardens. and ruth gets known through the neighborhood because she's constantly peeking over fencesnd leaving fliers in people's mailboxes saying, do you want to be on the garden tour, and all this sort of thing. but anyway, so, we've -- just to show you how much the neighborhood has gotten to know each other, all the people in the portola, wave your hand. [cheering and applauding] >> and this is only a small representation. and six years ago i would say maybe a dozen of us knew each other, and now we know hundreds of people in our neighborhood. and we've become so desirable from a real estate standpoint, we have multiple offers on houses and they all go for over asking. (applause) >> so, if you want to know how to do a garden tour, ruth wallace is your woman. come on up, ruth. (applause) [cheering and applauding] >> thanks. thank you. we'd like to take over the show. i just want to say it's a great honor and it's a really great event. if you haven't been to the portola garden tour, 2013 will be september 28th, mark your calendars. get your tickets early. and if i could, there are s

trees burned to a crisp and so is the fencing some covered with tagging and some slightly painted over the reason why it's been painted over is because the city of san francisco has ordered both proerties cleaned up now for the shocker both the homes are owned by the same person dr.wing k.king who works here at the univeristy of california san francisco nexts to the home is sutro park which is federal property so the feds along with the city are looking for a long term solutions the way i see it if the doctor doesn't want to maintain any of these multi dollar homes i am willing to bet there are people in the bay that would gladly take it i'm raising my hand! i spoke to neighboors and one told me what goes on at these home is down right scary especially seeing flames shooting hundreds of feet in the air so there you have multi million dollar blight with aview in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot- com. save up to 40% on closeout sets from beautyrest and posturepedic. save hundreds on floor samples and closeout inventory. but hurry, the beau

fence? >> no, you have to look at it in perspective. they cannot put things against it. went it is him -- when it is monitored, it works. when you look at the san diego border, we pretty much controlled that. we have good monitoring, we do not have much coverage coming across. we have not done everywhere else. we are saying it is too hard. -- it is not just dancing. , it isood intelligence utilizing a multipronged approach. control our we can borders. we have chosen not to. measure would be your when determining when the border is secured him a some time -- secured, some concrete numbers? congress would make that decision every year. are we maintaining the border? have we done what we need to do? i do not want to talk about the rest of it until we do that. people in this country are not worth about immigration, ao world about it legal immigration. they are worried that once we get some type of bill that allows any connection to those who, in illegally any halfway to citizenship, you will another flight of people, across. to aw would you ever get point if congress was asked to do this every year? >> it is not hard. you are at asking questions wi

to put a fence around the property, some worry this will still be a haven for illegal dumb pers, but most after one says it had to go. sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2news. >> thank you, sal. >>> san jose police are looking for a teenager in connection with two bold robberies. the robberies happened last night blocks away from each other in the area of 19th and san antonio streets. investigators say the teen used a pocket pocketknife to rob two min, one victim was slashed, the other hit in the head, both rushed to the hospital but not seriously hurt. a baseball coach from arinda is wanted by police, joel kaufman is facing six counts of molestation, a warrant has been issued for his arrest. he is accused of molesting one boy and filming another, prosecutors say he coached baseball building there and ran a traveling baseball club for teens. they say it is possible there are more victims. >>> police officers in san mateo are on the campus of the high school today and will be there all day after a message threatening the school and its students was discovered on facebook. >>> paul chambers explains how they responded in this report. >> reporter: as classes started at the high school t

>>> a >>> new at 10:00, san francisco's ambitious new pilot program to get people off the streets and into stable situations. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: this new fence went up right workers cleared out the homeless encampment that was located under interstate 80 just down the street from the giant's ballpark. for some it's been months for other years since they stayed in an indoor shelter. now they're offering them a place to stay at the city of refuge church. by tomorrow afternoon each person will be assigned a case manager and moved to a hotel room. and offer this woman hopes will be the path way out of homelessness. >> that way we pave the way for other homeless people. >> reporter: he's trying to different approach to encourage the homeless to accept help. >> the main reasons that people won't accept shelter or services is they're going to be separated from their dog or pet or they're told that their possessions are going to go some place else. >> reporter: each homeless person is issued wristbands so they can pick up their belongings that were put in storage and each were allowed to keep their pet. >> because of the way you came at us this time