on february 6, and shawn city who had just suffered a traumatic brain injury went missing on may 21st. we are working with the families and volunteers and hopefully with an a little bit of luck and maybe some help from the person upstairs we can find these folks and give the families some relief. i'm going to wrap up there unless there is any questions for me. yes, commissioner? >> chief, are the pictures of those three missing persons, can they be found on the website. >> i believe so. they are everywhere pretty much down by the warf and the mission introduction. >> i think it happened near the alley. the bart station was closed. it was 4:00 in the morning and robbery appears to be the motivation and the victims are recovering and the suspects and firearms are in custody. >> thank you chief. >> i have one more. >> [inaudible] >> i apologize. yes. anyway. we did a distracting walking campaign, you may have heard about it. anyway. we actually with the kids from abraham lincoln high school and thankfully for curtis lung, the kids came out with post cards which we are going to use citywi

this is the picture of shawn city, the missing teen. but here's the story on this murder investigation. abc7 news reporter lisa has the details. >> look as he left the red jumpsuit behind thursday as he walked out of the santa clara county jail a free man. he was accused of breaking into a mansion with four other people, robbing the multi-millionaire and then killing him. prosecutors admit anderson was never there. >> mr. anderson had been admitted to valley medical center a couple hours before the murder began and was held there in one of the medical units until about 12 hours after was it over. >> the reason anderson was picked up and charged in the first place is because investigators say they found the 26-year-old's dna under the victim's fingernails. anderson's attorney isn't so sure about that. >> that makes the assumption that the dna evidence was collected, tested and analyzed properly. >> we do not believe there's any problem with any of the lab work in this case at all. it will be an incident of finding out where the two indiv

authorities say 19-year-old shawn city has not been seen since may 21st when he told his dad he was going to the park. his family said shawn is recovering from a brain injury he was suffering last year. his last call was traced within a two mile radius of baker beach. >> developing news from overseas. a strong earthquake hit central taiwan overnight, killing a person and injuring at least 18 others. [foreign language] >> these videos recorded the shaking as it happened. the 6.2 tremor struck in the heart of the country. it triggered rockslides in the mountainous areas. one of the rocks crushed a car, killing the driver. taiwanese media is reporting damage to households all across the country from the quake. no tsunami warning was issued. >> another developing story. firefighters hope cooler temperatures today will help them get a handle on a wildfire burning in southern california. more than 1,000 homes were ordered to evacuate yesterday as winds fueled the fire just north of santa clarita. more than 5500 acres have burned so far. the fire that broke out thursday is 20% contained. >> eric

. >>> meantime, the oakland police department is curbing the violent crime in the city. shawn went urged a meeting to discuss strategy with the command staff. it follows another murder early in the city. the sky 7hd was over the scene where a man was shot and killed on a street near international boulevard. at least 17 rounds were fired in this killing. >>> nor -- more to get to here. why the bomb squad felt they had to do this. what they found in a san jose garage. and nasa sends a rocket up tonight this way from a plane. find out about its ultimate destination. interesting stuff. and as you have heard, hot weather ahead, really hot. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for deals for the 4th. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. throw a holiday cookout! thick, juicy new york strip steaks are just $4.99 a pound. get a great deal on arrowhead water, just $3.33 a case. and pick up cheerios for just a $1.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ing

. >>> meantime, the oakland police department is curbing the violent crime in the city. shawn went urged a meeting to discuss strategy with the command staff. it follows another murder early in the city. the sky 7hd was over the scene where a man was shot and killed on a street near international boulevard. at least 17 rounds were fired in this killing. >>> nor -- more to get to here. why the bomb squad felt they had to do this. what they found in a san jose garage. and nasa sends a rocket up tonight this way from a plane. find out about its ultimate destination. interesting stuff. and as you have heard, hot weather ahead, really hot. spencer is up next with the >>> a july 4th tradition for folks in the east bay could be very different this year. east bay regional park workers will strike on independence day and the day after, thursday and friday. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is explaining how this could affect visitors. lisa? >> east bay regional parks are usually packed this time of year, especially on the fourth of july. that's exactly why union park district worke

. >>> meantime, the oakland police department is curbing the violent crime in the city. shawn went urged a meeting to discuss strategy with the command staff. it follows another murder early in the city. the sky 7hd was over the scene where a man was shot and killed on a street near international boulevard. at least 17 rounds were fired in this killing. >>> nor -- more to get to here. why the bomb squad felt they had to do this. what they found in a san jose garage. and nasa sends a rocket up tonight this way from a plane. find out about its ultimate destination. interesting stuff. and as you have heard, hot weather ahead, really hot. spencer is up next with the >>> a july 4th tradition for folks in the east bay could be very different this year. east bay regional park workers will strike on independence day and the day after, thursday and friday. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is explaining how this could affect visitors. lisa? >> eaegional p regional parks ae usually packed this time of year, especially on the fourth of july. that's exactly why union park district wor

>>> volunteers will be searching for a missing man recovering from a brain injury. 19-year-old shawn city disappeared on may 21st. today's search will know focus on golden gate gate because that's where he last used his cell phone. his family is concerned because he has short-term memory loss and is mentally fragile. if you want to help, check is at the botanical gardens. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the recent tornadoes. a 4-year-old boy was one of nine people killed by the storm. his body was pulled from the oklahoma river yesterday. he was swept in the water after he and his family fought shelter in a drainage ditch. three storm chasers were killed. >> might have one house that -- not affected at all. and the one next to it is totally destroyeded. when i look at it, it's the randomness that's truly amazing. >> while the skies are clear over the midwest, there's concerns 0er flooding. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live report from oklahoma with a look at the tornado damage. >>> noaa says 12,000 -- 12,000 people will be on furlough days. deadly tornadoes in moore oklahoma behi

detectives james cole and shawn solar are the new york city police department emergency services unit are on duty when the call comes in. >> we started our shift at 3:15 that afternoon. and almost immediately as soon as we finished loading up and checking our equipment a call came over there was a jumper up on top of 30 rockefeller plaza. >> detectives cole and solar raced to mid town manhattan where the 23-year-old man dangled his legs precariously from the 70th floor observation deck of 30ing. >> th30 rock. >> the first thing i see is him furiously krillin scribbling oa notepad and i tried to communicate with them. >> within the northeast connor standing on approximately a 2-foot by 2-foot wide piece of the building. >> there was about a 7 to 8-foot glass partition between us and him. i climbed up and top of the piece of the building where i could talk down over the partition at him. seeing them actually helps you communicate. >> i wanted to position myself to the other side of the individual. >> he was kind of limited to the one corner of the building and that is something that we

shawn. >> as they mentioned previously, khalid uazani out of kansas city that's what i referred to earlier. utilizing 702 authority identified an extremist located in yemen. this extremist was talking with an individual located inside the united states in kansas city, missouri. that individual was identified at khaleed uazani. we went up on electronic surveillance action identify theed co-conspirators, this was in the initial stages of plotting to bomb the new york stock exchange. we were able to effect their arrest and they were convicted for this terrorist activity. >> just on that plot, it was under the 702, which is targeted against foreigners that some communication from this person in yemen back to the united states, and they turned it over to you. >> that is correct, it has to be a non-u.s. person outside the united states, and then also one of the criteria's linked to terrorism. >> would you say that their intense to blow up the new york stock exchange was a serious plot? or is this something they dreamed about talking among their buddies? you. >> and what about the other plot? tha

eric shawn live in our new york city newsroom with that. >> reporter: as you said it is the enduring at this moment the fbi and local authorities digging in that field in oakland township, michigan for jimmy hoffa's possible remains. the former teamsters leader and labor icon disappeared from the parking lot of a restaurant back on july 30th, 1975, and he hasn't been seen since. this time investigators are acting on a tip from former reputed detroit mob underboss tony zerilli. he is now 85 years old and he told a local detroit television station in january that he thinks hoffa was buried in that kneeled but admits that he was away in prison at the time in 1975. but despite that authorities are taking him seriously. >> it's my finest hope that we can give that closure not only to the hoffa family but also to the community, stop tearing that scab off with every new lead. >> it's believed hoff in a was rubbed by the mafia by trying to take back the teamster's presidency. there are so many theories about what happened to him the most plausible came in 2004 from one of the original suspec

health and safety and the groin water in the city more predictable before i i hand this over i'd like to take the time to especially thank director huey and shawn for their work. the staff and their public health are here for questions. i'd like to turn it over to paul >> timing and members of the commission. i was gotten going to say good morning but it's afternoon. the item before you is a proposal to amend certainty provisions of the buildings and health code. the ordinance was adopted in 1986 it is a public health and safety ordinance. and it's set up a regulatory process for identifying and handling contaminated soils. the ordinance applies i'm going to put a map on the projector here. it's a little hard to read but the existing ordinance applies along the eastern shore of the city the area in blue. that's an area of historic fill it was known to be contaminated and the process was established when someone was applying for a building permit if they have 50 cub it parts of soil before the building permit can be issued the applicant is required to investigate if the soils at the site are contaminated and if so how to handle the soil and what

city. we'll like for you to consider moving >> excuse me. we hadn't to over look the sponsors presentation. >> you mean i'll have to do this again? >> i apologize. >> project sponsor. >> good morning commissioners. i'm shawn i'm with the developer. and i'm here to introduce you to the project and to the project design team but first i want to give you a little introduction. the gentleman did a wonderful description on this process. but the millennium partners do have a great history. we've been involved in several projects and continuously we program the project to the city jessie square and we look at again as an ongoing commitment with the redevelopment as we transition into other promotions. the comment we received on the eir process and particularly to the two areas concerned that have been raised and highlighted continuously. the first is the mitigation to the shadow on union square of which we've been working with the planning staff to try to understand the impacts so we can work win the stretch of the overall project. we want to be able to work alongside the other planned development. in the other areas the pedestrian and automobile ingress safety we continue to work with the opponents with the pro

tells cnn that police are looking for 42-year-old shawn benzshop, and they say he will be charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter. earlier a city hall source told cnn that marijuana and pain medication were found in his blood. during the demolition a four story wall fell on a salvation army thrift store and six people died in that collapse and 13 people were heard. the district attorney's office did not return messages from cnn seeking comment. >>> nelson mandela is in serious but stable condition. the former south african leader was hospitalized early this morning for recurring lung infection. a spokesman says he is breathing on his own and receiving the best care possible. robin is joining us live from johannesburg. anything more about how nelson mandela is doing this evening? >> no. we have had no official updates and many here in south africa not expecting any updates from the government as they go to about he had this saturday night. it is about 9 p.m. local time. i think there is a real sense of practicing ma tichl, you know, whether or not mandela will be spending another week in the hospital or not. i think some south a

shawn. the white house is strongly defending its surveillance program, saying they protect us from foreign terrorists. officials have sided the -- cited the email effort for stopping the 2009 plot to bomb the new york city subway system. james clapper taking the extraordinary step of declassifying some of the details over the response of the increasing outrage and concern by some critics. steve centanni has the latest on this from washington. good morning, steve. >> reporter: this is an issue that crosses party lines, the defenders and critics of the nsa surveillance come from both sides of the aisle. one outspoken republican senator, a staunch defender of civil liberties, suggests that the program goes way too far. >> we are talking about trolling through billions of phone records. we are not talking about going after a terrorist -- i am all for that. get a warrant, go after a terrorist or a murderer or a rapist. but don't troll through a billion phone records every day. that's unconstitutional t. invades our privacy. >> reporter: the they monitor phone records, but they don't monitor conversations. members of congress are rutonely briefed. another prominent republican, senator john mccain, says the su

shawn joyce. nsa intercepts helped the fbi arrest a san diego man for planning to send money to a terror group based in somalia. and surveillance of a terrorist in yemen led to a kansas city, missouri, man who was plotting an attack on new york's financial center. >> we were able to disrupt the plot. we were able to lure some individuals to the united states, and we were able to effect their arrest. >> reporter: u.s. officials had previously revealed two other potential threats uncovered by the data programs. nsa tracking of terrorist communications led to the arrest of a colorado man for plotting to bomb new york's subways. similar intelligence nabbed chicagoan david headley. who was connected to the 2008 mumbai attacks and a plan to bomb a newspaper office in denmark. but critics argue the u.s. government can stop terrorists using less invasive programs. you're saying more narrowly targeted intelligence efforts can thwart these attacks without this vast sweep? >> absolutely. >> reporter: phil vinny, a former nsa code breaker turned whistleblower believes the american people are being misled. >> first of all they don't believe they're being bamboozled into thinking you h