mismanagement lobby issues that it had simply because it has a lot of problems and were so trying to search us -- he is a gentleman is sold arrow dispatch to citywide dispatch. citywide that scratch is not here but citywide dispatches taken over all the arrows vehicles and dispatch equipment. those vehicles are being spread out. i think i saw -- yes, he is the owner of sf super met as if super is entered currently in her falsities dispatch was another dispatch company. so i am guessing they did submit an application with their property, their vehicles to american i cannot and i do not think we have a application for dispatch but i do know they have requested to move their business operations. in their brief, i do believe they also submitted a request from arrow to move their business operations which is true. how did submit a request to submit with their operations that is different than has owned as such arrow was the third largest dispatch in the city for a while before started falling apart. so, up until april 1 arrow was its own dispatch is no longer dispatch because of his old. but the en

or you or me to communicate with the various ethics and ask the commission to tells us what search firms they've used and tell the city to send a proposal you, you i thought that commissioner vice president andrews upgraded doing both currently i fully support extend the deadline for 4 weeks or whatever is reasonable and perhaps the chair or vice chair calls the other ethics commission and does a formal questioning and decide whether or not we need to open this process up and go fufrd. >> i sent an e-mail to the new chair from the f pc and gotten no response asking some of those questions but i - >> pay a visit. >> well, you want to make that in the form of a motion. >> so i move that - we extend the deadline for submission of proposals for recruiting firms to the original identified city and county vetted firms and currently the chair and vice chair will reach out and have some informative information interviews information interviews with other like bodies bodies. >> second. >> public comment? >> can i just. >> yeah. >> well, you don't need to take public comment again number 2 in term

s.w.a.t teams were using thermal imaging. search helicopters were used above and they continue to expand the search area. >> we're searching were lights and hand-held thermal heat-sensing devices. >> reporter: officers are on the scene and more are expected as it gets later on. they have called her friends and family members none have seen her none have reported seeing her, if you have any tips for police they want to hear from you. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, the sentencing for the black market body sculpture better known as the black madam in march she was convicted of third degree murder. a british dancer died after she give her a butt injection four years ago. she faces 20 to 40 years behind bars. >>> a police officer suffered a minor injury during a domestic incident in south philadelphia. it happened around 10:30 on the 700 block of south 17th street. a suspect had to be tazed before being taken into custody. a female officer was treated for a minor hand injury. >>> the massive search effort to

you can see behind me police are still searching this wood aired use in the 7600 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill near crest president valley drive. police are now conducting a grid search in those woods right behind us looking for her this morning. police detectives, swat, k-9 have all been out here for hours overnight. they have used bright lights, heat detecting equipment and even a helicopter in the search for a 17 year-old, sarah wills have of upper dublin. police say she lives five minutes from where she was last seen. she was coming home last night from the concert in new jersey when she wasn't feeling well. police say they have got preliminary information that she may have been intoxicated they are in the sure yet that is part of the investigation. her father says he pull the car over so she could relief herself, she left her phone in the car. when she didn't come back, the father search the wood himself and then called police. her purse and other personal items have been found in the woods but so far no sign of her, let's take a listen. so police say they have sear

selection or give us some kernels of some expertise in your expense over the last 20 years in terms of going for authority managers? >> i think having somewhat a somewhat nimble search buses would be useful. i think the search buses here takes quite a bit of time and there are going to be some ways to streamline that, but i think you are look at. and, i think that could make a difference. i think the basic structure of the court of past management to provide court exposure in the satellite of more active managers that are very judiciously chosen, really firms that you are getting true excess returns, two of her relatives to the fee per pain, those vendors are frankly very hard to find and you need to be mindful of the search process you use in order to be able to find those managers. often, in our process will not the best way to identify those managers. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. driscoll >> the first question is when asked that information about wellington wellington has been on a watchlist because that started in april that is where there is no number for them. i know angela is leaving but mr. coca can you ask the staff to prepare a number on ap

you can see behind me police are still searching this wood aired use in the 7600 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill near crest president valley drive. police are now conducting a grid search in those woods right behind us looking for her this morning. police detectives, swat, k-9 have all been out here for hours overnight. they have used bright lights, heat detecting equipment and even a helicopter in the search for a 17 year-old, sarah wills have of upper dublin. police say she lives five minutes from where she was last seen. she was coming home last night from the concert in new jersey when she wasn't feeling well. police say they

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miguel marquez is near the search area for these escaped murderers. give ushe latest on the search miguel. >> it's been raining hard all afternoon. now it is coming down in buckets. that must make it miserable for the hundreds of searchers, some 800 searchers assigned to this manhunt right now. but it also narrows the number of places that these two individuals who are on the run can go or would like to go. they've been out there for seven days now. it is miserable conditions. the temperature has dropped quite a bit as well. searching throughout the day in specific places just east of where we are. the area where they were believed to have bedded down a few days ago, that still seems to be the main area where they are looking. searchers going in sort of a grid pattern, figuring out what houses what properties what buildings, what streams, what paths, what power lines go to that area trying to figure out exactly where they have been what they have searched securing it and going after them. people that we talked to in that area say that they are sick of it. the

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they say that the scent dogs are still searching the area behind us. we are about four miles from there. this roadblock has been tight now that night has fallen. people in the neighborhood are paranoid. even afraid to leave their homes. >> i didn't sleep last night. i got home in time before they blocked the road off. shortly after i got home they closed both ends of the road and they would not let my sons come home. >> i feel like i'm going crazy indoors. i feel like a prisoner in my home. i have all of the doors locked. i closed the windows. i have ladders outside. i look out the window. everywhere i drive, i'm scanning to see if i see any unusual activity. >> reporter: officials have thrown everything at this. some 600 leads have come in that they have to pore through to figure out the best quality leads. they have 500 searchers here at the scene. there was a helicopter up earlier. they expect to search until they find them. john christine. >> thank you, miguel. details about the female prison worker who may have helped the two convicted killers esc

what can you tell us about the search? as it stands right now?e you gotten any new clues as to where the guys might be? how confident are you about, that that this seems to be on the right trail? >> thank you for having me. i just had a quick briefing with some of the lead investigators in the case. and the search is continuing tonight. we'll continue that as long as -- the dogs have a scent. and they're working that that perimeter in -- in dannemora toward everyone. and if this is an actual true lead that the dogs are following on we hope to be successful within the next 24 hours. >> as far as you know are the dogs still on the scent? >> they are. >> i want to ask you about joyce -- sorry, go ahead. >> just the information that i was provided with within the last half-hour the dogs are still on the scent. they're working it very hard. >> okay. i want to ask you about joyce mitch mell mitchell. is she still providing investigators new information? >> she is. we have been speaking with her since sunday. and she continues to come into the station a

we've searched the water, searches the shoreline, searches the islands. we've used thermal imaging cameras and so forth to search the shores. at this point, a pretty extensive search. we've been out here since about 2:15 or 2:20. and we will probably conclude things here shortly. if we don't turn up anything we will conduct, continue to search tomorrow morning at $sunrise. it is our hope he made to it shoreline. got in his car and went home. so of course we're checking that out. we hope he is safe and sound somewhere. so far we haven't turned up anything. >> hoping with you. thanks a lot. >>> this is a different story. just a miracle that he survived. a car runs over a little boy on the sidewalk. today, his mom talks about the terrifying a >>> the temperatures not going anywhere in the next few hours. storm team 4 radar not showing too much around our region. not picking up on the drizzle. notice the shower it around fredericksburg and around the stafford county area. back toward fauquier county. we'll continue to watch that as it moves to the north and west. veroni

joining me now and we're live in new york and that's where the search is intensifying. tell ushere we stand at this hour. we know that there's a contained er perimeter. are we getting closer to finding him? >> reporter: well there are no sights of david sweat at all so searches by land boat and helicopter. you're seeing live pictures of a checkpoint. you can not go into the tightest mountain area unless you live there, and even if you live there you're stopped and questioned and your vehicle is searched. now this all began and it came down starting about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. >> after three weeks on the run escaped killer richard matt was shot and killed in new york. >> you never want to see anyone lose their life but i would remind people that mr. matt was an escaped murder from a state prison. mr. matt killed two people who we know about. >> after a tip from the driver of a recreational vehicle that heard gunshots and realized that his camp er was hit, they surrounded the woods. >> we smelled gun powder and in the area there was movement detected by officers on the ground

search and contacted san francisco bomb squad, who responded to the scene. bomb squad officers responded and rendered those explosive devices safe which allowed to us continue the search. >> reporter: there is no indication terrorism was a motive. it started with a series of robberies. police dubbed the suspects the letter-men because one of the men wore a varsity letterman's jacket during the robbery. at a market on folsom the suspects pulled guns on two employees outside and forced them inside to rob them. >> the fact of this is unnerving but now these weapons and these explosives are in the possession of law enforcement versus somebody else is the way we would want it to be. >> reporter: the two suspects homer matthews and austin chinn are related charges related to the rob business but not the weapons. in south san francisco week, in another county. the san mateo district attorney may take the case or they say it may go to the feds. reporting live, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a major backlog of rape kit testing is about to be cleared up in san francisco. police chief greg suhr says all of the city's rape kits have been county and will be tested by the e

sheriff david favro and major charles guest of the new york state police are lining up to update us on this search. >> good afternoon, everyone. at this point in time initially i'd like to address the individuals that are present with me today and some of us will be speaking briefly with you to provide you with an update on the case status of the two escaped inmates, matt and sweat and also status regarding joyce mitchell we have major guess, captain of the new york state police is present with us. sheriff dave favro, the clinton county sheriff's department. we have chris grogan with cpp, tom gal gar with air marine, norm mg hugh with u.s. border patrol, paul bhongilio, u.s. field operations, tim bradford with the fbi, captain north with docks, captain deraa with dec police, captain stripe from the state forest rangers, dave mcnulty with the u.s. marshalls and police chief desmond rascoe. at this point in time to start awfully ask major guest to provide a briefing on the status of the search and. >> thank you, district attorney. as the d.a. said, i'm chuck guess, the incident commander for this es

when my mom was well enough to care for us again, she searched and searched for us. we were once again reunited. she returned us home a single parent. and again, her struggle provided us to love and respect others. it was then when we returned home that we were brought to the day school again with priests and nuns. so we thought this was the way of life. but we enjoyed where we were back with our community, family internet we knew. but the experience here [indiscernible] not to use our language or cultural ways because that is not who we were. and my community was the mothers who fought for our school and went about to teach our link which and culture. amy: that is marion speaking at the truth and reconciliation sharing circle. professor, she says, my sisters and i were led to believe our mother was killed in a car accident, but that wasn't true. respond to what both william and she were saying. >> well, i mean, these stories are quite common in stories even worse than this are quite common . the amount of intentional lying and deception and keeping parents away from

and what can you tell us about the search right now, d.a.? >> right now, we have a number of leads that have been developing today. one in particular, obviously, that has been talked about is the lead out in allegheny county, in the town of friendship. it's been reported, a resident there observed while out in the barn area, her dog was barking, and she observed two individuals, very suspicious. she called the police and law enforcement right away, and as a result of that lead, law enforcement had directed a very strong perimeter in that area, trying to locate these two individuals. whether they are matt and sweat or not, we obviously do not know that for sure. but it's a positive lead in this case. >> all right, andrew wiley, d.a., clinton county, thanks so much. >> thank you, judge. >>> and coming up, more breaking news on a possible sighting of the escaped new york prisoners. stay with us. ce with judge jean" >>> we're continuing our breaking news coverage tonight on the possible sighting of the escaped new york prisoners. joining me by ph

that's what law enforcement uses in a lot of close-in type scenarios president they do in home entries when they're executing search warrants. they'll use a .12 gauge shotgun. >> what about the fact he shot this .20 gauge at the camper that was being pulled by a trailer? i mean, what did he expect to accomplish with that? >> i know they've called it an attempted carjacking. could have very well been. i think that comes right just down to the desperation that he was in at that point in time. i think he realized he had to get out of that area. law enforcement was getting close, and basically when he fired that shot, that was the beginning of the end for him. >> all right, arthur. thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks, judge. >>> all right. now, it's easy to blame a couple of prison guards for this escape, but is there a deeper systemic problem at this so-called maximum security prison? my next guest was a deputy inspector general for the new york state department of corrections including this very prison. patrick dunleavy joins us now. good evening, patrick. the arrest of joyce mitchell came at a time when she

they showed us their assets. the dogs searching out there. may have picked up a scent as well as from the air. they got a new blackhawk chopper in yesterday using that. they told us what they can and cannot see from the air. here's what they had to say. take a listen. >> this particular grid that's been identified just southeast of dannemora is heavily forested, rocky, dilt to traverse so that combined with humidity, rain you know the geographic allayout makes it difficult for a sustained search and trying to keep the folks fresh. we don't want them going in there tired and then having a possible encounter with these foeblgs and not at the maximum capability. >> reporter: now, the elements don't get better tonight. there's concern both for the escapees in terms of where they can move to and the people searching for them. the temperature's going to drop below freezing tonight and could get down to 20 and the weather is not helping. the terrain is rough, woody. storms over past ten year that is made the area more difficult to comb through. thom

. >> a court-authorized search revealed someone using the screen name cowboyforyou67 met someone newee days before the murders, wildivy. >> they find out who wild ivy is. it's becky. >> cowboyforyou67 was identified as james kidwell, a 31-year-old computer science guy, from gore, oklahoma, about 90 miles from the murder site. >> he was divorced, money issues, and living at home. >> he had been questioned but never been charged in a domestic violence incident. >> he had a warrant in relation to slashing tires of an ex-girlfriend. that's a red flag in a domestic situation. >> when police notified law enforcement in gore, oklahoma, that they planned to arrest james kidwell, they got a pleasant surprise. >> on that particular day when we were headed to gore to serve our warrant, the gore p.d. actual pulled kidwell over on some unrelated charges. >> police couldn't help but notice that kidwell's car was a mess. >> he's just got junk pouring out of it. it's like he almost lives out of that car. it was probably pretty obvious to rebecca pretty quick, all right, maybe he's well endowed, but

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it is good information that the officers leading the search can use in setting up a new perimeter and starting to collapse that perimeter mile by mile until these guys get captured. >> thank you so much commissioner ed davis. i appreciate your insight this morning. >>> tonight, you can watch cnn for a special report called "the great prison escape." that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> on the verge of history in south carolina. in just about two hours protesters will rally to take down that flag. the action comes after governor nikki haley took a stand. >> we are here in a moment of unity in our state without ill will to say it's time to move the flag from the capital ground. [ cheers and applause ] >> we will take you to south carolina in just a manipulate. but we do want to tell you that president obama along with his wife and the vice president will be in charleston on friday. the president will deliver the eulogy for reverent clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in wednesday's massacre. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. f

what can you tell us about the search as it stands right now. have you gotten any new clues as to where these guys might be? how confident are you that this seems to be on the right trail? >> thank you for having me. i just had a quick briefing with some of the lead investigators in the case. the search is continuing tonight. we'll continue that as long as the dogs have a scent. they've moving that perimeter in more towards everyone. ased on the information we have of potential items that she may have brought in the facility to give to the two inmates chltsd. >> can you go further on that? >> we still need to support these allegations. and until we can get that information to fully support those, having a probable cause to do an arrest based on the investigation, we'll make a determination if we charge her with those offenses or not. >> she's fully cooperating. she does not have -- she has not exercised her right to request an attorney. she voluntarily seeks us out, comes in and each day has been providing more additional information that's assi

the pilot of this hh-65 dolphin helicopter used in search-and-rescue missions was taking it up for a test when something went wrong. it was ten feet in the air. >> a malfunction caused the arngt to land on its side. >> reporter: the were able to walk away unharmed but were transported to the hospital as a precaution. >> even in a training routine such as this you can experience an incident and you can't take anything for granted. >> reporter: a national coast guard investigatedive team is on the way as others have taped off the area searching for debris to analyze. police blocked act sells to the site except for coast guard and employees at other nearby hangers. the investigation is expected to take 24 to 36 hours. >> and ensure this doesn't happen again in more future test flights and operational flights will be even safer. >> reporter: sfo is telling me that that crash did not cause any sort of delay at the airport. reporting live tonight, ian cole nbc bay area news. >>> fire crews close to containing a brushfire in gilroy. they came dangerously close as you can see there to selfho

. >>> an update on a fundraiser for dogs that help with search and rescue operations. they gave us a demonstration over the weekend. the dog quickly found a person in the truck of a car. they raised $25,000 from the fundraiser. the money will be used for medical air of search and rescue dogs injured in the line of duty. >> that is something. they are just incredible. >>> our weather is incredible today. so hot inland. hopefully it won't last long. a one day thing -- [ talking at the same time ] >> one shot deal. we had 109-degree record in gilroy today. that is as hot as it gets. 106 livermore valley. looks hot outside. no fog right now. we will come back. at 10:00 p.m. we will have reports of fog along the beaches there. the change will come. these are the highs from today. a bun of cities that were real hot -- bunch of cities that were real hot. it will begin to cool as we head into the evening hours. right now it is hot. especially inland. i have checked the weren't kinds. we are seeing a brisk wind through sfo. it will be hot and humid tomorrow. tomorrow night temperature comes

mark: they accuse google for using its search dominance to favorites owns shopping service. johnson joins us from san francisco. how much can we be looking at? could be hundreds of millions of dollars. we don't know. what bloomberg has learned is that in the complaint which we expect to see sometime soon, the tryould be seeking fines to and scare anyone else from practicing this kind of behavior. so who knows what that could be? numberd be an enormous because google has made vast fortunes in europe with these anti-competitive practices, or so says the eu. what is interesting about this is the standard in europe are different. the sec looked at similar practices in the u.s. with a standard much higher, and the sec actually found reason to bring charges but senior management of the ftc decided not to do so. in europe, let's compare the standards. 40% is the level, 40% market share dominance in europe while he have to be as high as 80% or 90% in the u.s.. in europe, google has well over 90% market share. indeed, the market you're the google has in the eu is even higher than in

search. >> police are using more than 50 digital billboards to show photos and information about the two escapedes. >>> reaction tonight to the new online reservation courts in the park near the mall. reservations can be made no more than seven days ahead of time. they are limited to no more than four courts per person per day. the park service says the new reservation procedures will create a more equitable use of the court space for league and open play. >> i'm really glad the park service lynched to our comments and we were able to reach a compromise together. i think the players as a whole will be happy that while you can reserve some of the course, the main doubles course were less a challenge course all the time. >> the cost to reserve one of those courts for a couple of hours is $30. and the new reservation system begins monday july the 6th. >>> are you feeling lucky? ticket goes on sale tomorrow for the purple ones concert here on sunday night. it's the next stop on prince's hit and run tour of surprise performances across the country. tickets are available starting at noon at livenation

some of these officials on the search have told us they can't see ten feet in front of them. now, we met with dhs officials today. they're part of the search and rescue team they're part of the border patrol keeping an eye on the canadian border. if these guys go up north about 20 milles, this is what they had to say about the search and the terrain. >> can you tell us anything about what we're being told that she had a relationship with both killers? >> we're told that they trp grooming her. we're not sure exactly what the relationship was with mr. matt or mr. sweat, but that they were doing what's called grooming where inmates who are experienced at this can befriend an employee of the prison -- now, she was a civilian employee as opposed to a guard who might have more training in dealing with this type of grooming. they befriended her. she apparently felt that one or both of them were in love with her. and that's why she allegedly was willing to assist them in their escape. >> adam reese, thank you for your reporting tonight. let's bring in jim cavanaugh retired atf special

and you're telling us to go search for the one-armed man. >> yes.a good analogy, yes. >> reporter: and so we went to try to check out larry's story. was he telling the truth this time? or was it a lie just like the ones he told his family? we combed the area around his old photo studio, an industrial area near the freeway full of warehouses and alleys in search of an injun joe who might lead us to jerry. we found this old rv. and inside? >> joe. indian joe. >> reporter: coming up -- larry hoagland's wild story seems to be checking out. >> he left them on all night for us. we could do our e-mails, surf the net, whatever. it was kind of nice. >> reporter: nice guy? >> really a nice guy. >>> larry hoagland, in jail for allegedly trying to kill his wife with a pipe bomb, had an alibi that sounded like a movie plot, that he'd been framed by a mystery man using larry's wifi. larry told us a man named indian joe could confirm his story. hey, how's it going? you're joe? >> yes. >> reporter: much to our surprise indian joe turned out to be real. >> he left t

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. >> tonight, police say they're using search dogs and helicopters as well as trucking and floodlights through a state forest in malone where they believe david sweat is hiding out. >>> to an historic decision that leads to celebrations here at home and across the nation tonight. the u.s. supreme court ruled today same-sex marriage is legal. couples in the states where marriage had been banned immediately headed to courthouses to tie the knot. so here's essentially what today's ruling means. gays and lesbians now have the right to marry anywhere in the united states, including the 14 states where it's currently illegal. the justices say the bans there must end. as you can see, the front of the white house has been lit in rainbow colors to celebrate the supreme court's ruling. earlier today, president obama declared it a victory for america. >> this decision affirms what millions of americans already believe in their hearts. when all americans are treated as equal, we are all more free. >> president obama publicly endorsed same-sex marriage just over three years ago. nbc 10's keith jone

they were on the run together and may have used pepper to foil the search dogs. >> we believe that these two males were using pepper to throw the scent off the dogs who were tracking them. live in the news room abc seven news. >> new at 11, a fire damaged a 104-year-old home. four people including three children did make it out safely. firefighters had to run a hose a quarter of a mile to reach the house. their efforts were further slowed by what authorities say was extensive storage inside the home. cause of the fire is under investigation. first on seven, disturbing allegations against the owner of a popular chain of restaurants. jimmy co-owns mama louucciluccia's eateries. after paying the bill and walking out the restaurant owner reportedly confronted the woman, groped her and exposed himself. >> people nowadays feel they have a right to do what they want to do. i feel like doing it and i'll do it and if i don't get caught or arrested then what's the big deal? employees are under a gag order after police arrested him. he has reportedly confessed in 2008 the restaurant owner was convi