. >> then, at sundown, neighbors say dozens of shots were fired in a running gun battle and shell casings littered the driveways where children usually play. windows were shattered and bullet holes pock marked walls of apartment units. a 9-year-old boy's bedroom sprayed with bullets but a 19-year-old shot in the neck in a walkway. doctors say he's paralyzed from the chest down. yesterday, some tenants began moving out, loading belongings into u hauls telling us they had enough of the violence. ariana rivers fears for her baby. >> look at the thing that's happened in this area. yes. i feel like my child is -- she doesn't have a chance. >> and that is sad. antioch police lieutenant tells me reports of shots fired are almost a daily occurrence, she says police are trying to do the best they can and cuts will cut by a quarter, and that is a lot of officers. >> thank you very much. the barry bonds trial is now in the home stretch with only closing argue gums left before this goes to the jury. abc 7 joins us from the federal building where the defense rested with out calling any witnesses. heat

investigators found 46 shell casings at the scene. so far no arrests have been made and there is no word on the motive for the shooting. >>> residents of antioch say they are fed up with violence. about a dozen held up signs today pleading for the violence to end. one read how long do we let them rule with fear? shootings on monday left a 19- year-old paralyzed and stray bullets hitting a child's bedroom. we will hear from one family who is planning to move out. >> the navy investigating what caused a hornet fighter jet to crash. the plane went down shortly after noon. the officer and the pilot were both killed killed. the crew was on a routine training flight. >> san francisco law enforcement warning of an up tick in hate crimes allegedly done by white supremacists. nuke tails in the case against a white man who slashed a homeless black man in the face last july. prosecutors say the knife he used has a nazi blade. it happened in the western edition and was followed by assaults in the marina and tender loin. the attackers yelled white

shell casings were found although no one was reported wounded. the incident occurred outdoor. the staff and the manager had a meet ling on march 29 to discuss the incident and again the security breach to try to locate how and why that weapon got inside a nightclub. the conditions were imposed again by the security plan. we have also requested an entire new security plan because their permit is quite old and was issued well before this commission was in place. so we expect to see that. i think their deadline is the 15th of april to give you that. so that is just an example as you know of the problems that we have out there and so -- while everyone wants freedom and we appreciate that, this is the world we live in. so i will go back and quickly report on the neighborhood submit and the commissioner might want to do that. we had our first neighbor submit based on the hard work of commissioner perez. staffwise discussion with neighbors from the entire city regarding the commission and the work of the entertainment commission. it took place from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the gene fran

. >> cigarette filters, needles, g with shotgun shell cases, toothpaste and bottles of sunscreens. >>s and you can throw it away. >> led by workers from the city of berkeley, an army of 300 volunteers cleaned things up. and it's not just trash they're looking for, plants like this one here aren't native to the area, and they also have to be thrown out. it was part of the state park foundation's earth day clean up. you can see scenes like this across dozens of the parks across the state. >> we're expected about 5,000 vd the state park system needs the help. they're facing a $22 million budget cut effective this july. >> that $22 million is clearly o mean that parks are going to close all over the state, but we've been waiting for a list to come out. the legislator has established some cry tier yashgs but don't know what's ong -- criteria, but don't know what's going on the list yet. >> i think that's just awful. is just terrible because it impacts all of us. >> we forget how much we enjoy the parks. >> as long as the shore line and walking paths are own, she'll continue to help any way

posted the biggest surprise in the european cup so far take on the holders once again and once the shell casings taining into milan having shot the serious side five two inmates in the last time out despite the comfortable advantage they german elfrida keen not to appear at overconfidence treating the clash simply as a second chapter. sponsor we managed as a team to get a good head start in milan but it's a new game which we lost our minds. in minutes it's very much a struggle for the way there is nothing can happen so let's act together don't just wait to see. we want to play our game and then at least see what happens thoughts do there's an international game now where the last five weeks of global action have been plenty of change in the face falwell banking's the windows and runners up and that's why it's a ten world cup still lead the way though there is bad news for russian fans the capitals charges just ahead of france in the eighteenth stop and five places the biggest slides for any of a top twenty nations they're welcome holders and finalists spain and the netherlands respectively lost

a police sergeant says officers found shell casings on the sidewalk but initially no victims. eventually police located two men with gunshot wounds to their legs. medics took them to highland hospital. someone drove the third shooting victim to the same hospital. >>> police officers in san jose have agreed tonight to cut their pay by 10%. it's a bit to save jobs in light of the massive deficit. some officers may still be laid off, the question is how many. >> reporter: 126 san jose police officers got pink slips this week and many phasing a lay off such as lauren larson are relieved the county made a contract offer today. the offer includes a 10% increase as well as reduction in sick time. but the concessions don't necessarily mean no lay offs. >> kind of a bitter pill to swallow. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the officers in lank must still approve the deal. and they hope the city will reduce the number of lay offs as well as avoid a second round of lay offs. >> we hope the city will do what they can do. use money to save them. >> reporter: detective pam truong is skeptical tha

a police sergeant says officers found shell casings on the sidewalk but initially no victims. eventually police located two men with gunshot wounds to their legs. medics took them to highland hospital. someone drove the third shooting victim to the same hospital. >>> police officers in san jose have agreed tonight to cut their pay by 10%. it's a bit to save jobs in light of the massive deficit. some officers may still be laid off, the question is how many. >> reporter: 126 san jose police officers got pink slips this week and many phasing a lay off such as lauren larson are relieved the county made a contract offer today. the offer includes a 10% increase as well as reduction in sick time. but the concessions don't necessarily mean no lay offs. >> kind of a bitter pill to swallow. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the officers in lank must still approve the deal. and they hope the city will reduce the number of lay offs as well as avoid a second round of lay offs. >> we hope the city will do what they can do. use money to save them. >> reporter: detective pam truong is skeptical tha

starting to disappear not only to make the case shell disciplinary committee has reversed killed a few other of flightless twenty million penalty the judge's decision has been recorded as an unintentional mistake this episode is very difficult in terms of interpretation killer of had lost control over the puck just moments before and people trying to possess it this type of accident is part of the game. brings us to basketball where the miami heat seal are sitting in the fast approaching n.b.a. playoffs after holding on for victory i can't answer lebron james netting thirty four points to help his team lock up the number two spot in the east the two time defending league m.v.p. helping facilitate an excellent break leading to a wayne we don't hear the heat up forty one thirty one made with the second longest bulk up so four o'clock against the star studded starters of miami to mean wilkins bringing the hawks and three points in the fourth james jones were just any come back with a inspired home team with a pearl late three pointers and he taking it ninety eight ninety eight the florida

. >> most of the cases we have seen in the clinic, the majority of them are suffering from cut off limbs and burns due to exposure to mortars. also the explosion and the shelling from tanks. >> you are treating civilians of all ages? >> yes. we have some children. we have old man. all ages here. >> there are reports from human rights watch of the use of cluster bombs. have you seen any evidence of that? >> yes, actually. i have seen a lot of these cluster bombs. and the rebels have managed to reassemble some of those bombs. they explode, once they do -- >> we are hearing a lot of noise in the background. what sort of injuries are being sustained as a result of the cluster bombs? >> there is a lot, actually. there are big holes in the chest. i cannot describe this because we have a serious amount of them. >> who else has used them? >> what some journalists have seen the cluster bombs. germanking about journalists. -- some journalists have seen the cluster bombs. they have taken photos for the evidence. >> the the rebels and know that they have been used so that they can avoid the areas in case of unexploded ordinance? >> all of the residential areas have been t

shell shock. those that were running the campaign committee in my case saw what was happening and tried to alert the troops without screaming the sky has fallen. it only would have fallen faster. many members were not only in disbelief, but unable to do anything about it, even in their own districts in campaigns. it really was the secretion of a lot of dead wood. people who had been here a long time and had not campaigned effectively, it was the culmination of what lbj said when he signed the civil rights bill in the 1960's. we have lost the cell for a generation. it's it 30 years for it to play out. it became the republican cutting edge winning seats in the south. they were part of the new gingrich coalition. many of my friends think of him as pershing. when he could not become eisenhower, he went. democrats were a pretty easy target at that point. today, that is not the case. in the policy was very effective winning the majority. i think democrats lost this majority for many reasons. much of it related to defense that they believe were beyond their control. maybe you could say they were off messag

shelled, you were frequently on radio, and very movingly so. and my recollection is that mark may have been a major from the idf -- mark rogoff? spokesperson. any case, the point is the spokesperson said impossible. we know this may. we know him very well. we will follow up on a. so i wonder if they did speak with you know, it happened, what is important, it happened. and the most important for me is the impact. the impact, three girls were killed and others were severely wounded. but what is important, and that's the message that we have to learn. not to take anything for granted from any media or to see by one i. the coin has two sides. the idf after, what did they have to say to justify, what did they do? instead of being honest and to take responsibility and to say we shelled the house, and that's enough. but the first justification, it's one justification not to be created in justification on daily basis. the first day they said that there was a sniper on the roof of the house. my house has five floors. it's my house with my brother. kill them, but the second floor, if the first shell didn't get them, why the second? it's not enough. the second

shell shock. those of us who, in my case ran the campaign committee into the ground that year saw what was happeninged to, alert the troops without screaming the sky is falling because it only would have fallen faster. but many of the members were not only in disbelief but they were unable to do anything about it even in their own districts in their own campaigns. it was really the acreation of a lot of dead wood, shall we say. i'm some my dear friends but people who had been there a long time, who had not campaigned effectively for many years. it was really the culmination of what lbj said when he signed the civil rights bill in the mid '60s, we have lost the south for a generation. it took 30 years for it to actually play out but it became the republican cutting-edge, winning seats in the south,. truly conservative people across the spectrum, who were part of the gingrich coalition. i know a lot of my republican friends think of newt as pershing and then ultimately when he couldn't become eisenhower he went. and they need ad pershing to win. but democrats were pretty easy target at that point. tod

shell shock. those that were running the campaign committee in my case saw what was happening and tried to alert the troops without screaming the sky has fallen. it only would have fallen faster. many members were not only in disbelief, but unable to do anything about it, even in their own districts and campaigns. it really was the secretion of a lot of dead wood. some of them are my dear friends. people who had been here a long time and had not campaigned effectively, it was the culmination of what lbj said when he signed the civil rights bill in the 1960's. we have lost the south for a generation. it took 30 years for it to play out. it became the republican cutting edge winning seats in the south. truly conservative people across the spectrum. they were part of the new gingrich coalition. many of my friends think of him as pershing. when he could not become eisenhower, he went. they needed him to win. democrats were a pretty easy target at that point. today, that is not the case. nancy pelosi was very effective winning the majority. -- in the minority -- winning the majority. i think democrats lo

there is the indiscriminate shelling of residential areas, which shows the continued to target the civilian population. the icc prosecutor says there is evidence of a case against gaddafi for crimes against humanity. with ford to the prosecutor's report on may 4. it is clear that gaddafi has no intention of observing the conditions in the security resolution 1973 that i described to the house earlier this month. he has repeatedly ignored the cease-fire that he has announced. we are also clear that gaddafi should go, and it will be hard to have a peaceful way forward until he does. we believe the interim council is a legitimate into low gear -- interlocateur. her majesty's ambassador in baghdad. last week, i announced expanding this with british military offices. their sole purpose is to support the efforts better to protect civilians by providing non- military structures and logistics. in traininginvolved opposition forces or in executing or providing operational military advice. this is fully in line with the u.n. resolution, and i will reiterate that we will remain wholly in accordance we have supplied vital, non-lethal equipment to protect civilian l

cases loved ones, as well. that has slowed down the recovery process, as they recover themselves. so the red cross has stepped in, setting up shelters, providing counseling for some of the thousands of shellthis area. you mentioned nearly 350 people dead across the southland. it's almost 250 in alabama alone. 1,000 people have been injured in tuscaloosa here where i am, alone. so while the president came here yesterday and promised assistance, they clearly need it, because you can look around here, and you will see that recovery, when it comes, will be months, and months, and months from now. russ? >> dean, looking at that shot of you, there's a car there, there's all sorts of stuff. from your vantage point, what are you seeing? >> well, you know, what's really eerie about it is the quiet. i mean, you hear birds chirping occasionally. but there's nobody around here. and you see these incredible still-lives of cars on top of each other, in these odd sort of juxtapositions. it's -- it's other worldly, i think. >> dean reynolds in tuscaloosa we'll see you tonight on the "cbs evening news." thanks a lot. >> in a situation, everybody in the united states gets together and sends their help to t