then hid the shell casings in the washing machine.o make it look like there was a struggle, prosecutors believe amy cut her nightshirt, then scratched herself with the scissors. then called 911. she gave an all-star performance. >> someone is breaking into our house. oh, my god. i don't know what to do. no, you can't go up there, it's my kids! >> this morning, at approximately 10:45 a.m., the police department arrested and charged amy bosley with the murder of her husband, robert bosley. >> where was the murder weapon? >> we've searched by land, by air, and we have searched by water rescue. there's a pond out there. we drudged the pond searching for the gun and still not have been able to locate the firearm in question. >> when police looked at footage of amy bosley leaving her home on the night of the murder, they noticed that amy wasn't carrying her pocketbook. her sister was. after amy's arrest, amy's sister finally got around to looking inside. when she did, she found a .9 millimeter handgun. >> her sister did the appropriate thin

so the next step was to compare the spent shell casings from the scene to the casings from the test firing struck the bullet. they were identical. also inside the barrel was a small drop of blood. dna testing provedthe blood was ken maclennan's. >> it made sense based on the soot on the hand that mr. maclennan had actually grabbed the gun before the shot was fired. because of that contact with the hand, some of his blood then did blow back into the barrel of the rifle. >> when confronted with this evidence, matt moeller admitted he was involved but insisted jason maclennan was the killer. >> he tried to talk me into going and killing him because he knew he'd be the prime suspect, but i couldn't do it. so i told him i wasn't going to have anything to do with it. and then he was ust like, okay, fine. and he took the gun from me and said just go wait in the car. >> matt said he heard the shots. jason came back to the car, returned the gun, and then he went home. >> how about the gun? did you do anything to the gun to try to alter it? >> i stuck an allen wrench in the barrel. >> you stuck an a

two shell casings were found nearby. fingerprints identified the victim as virginia russell. >> pretty shocking. she hadn't been out two months when this incident happened. >> she was missing her right shoe. there was no dirt or debris on her foot, but her stockings were ripped and she had scrapes on her knees. the missing shell casing indicated virginia may have been shot once in another location and then dragged to where she was shot two more times. >> there's obviously more to this homicide than just this one particular location where the body was found. >> police found two empty beer bottles 20 feet from virginia's body. no one was sure if they were connected to the murder. they also found a single hair on virginia's body. there was no sign of sexual assault, but two purses were found near the body. >> there weren't but $2 in change in the purses, so investigators believe that part of the motive may have been robbery. >> a background check stunned virginia's family. her real profession wasn't cleaning houses. she was

four shell casing from a .25 caliber pistol were found near the bodies. there were no foreign fingerprints inside the truck but there were several overlapping shoe prints from a man's shoe. >> this was on kind of the chrome-plated bumper area that had kind of a dirty grime, kind of oxidized layer on it. and when the individual stepped on the bumper, he left a negative impression. >> the autopsies revealed the women were killed the day they went missing, and there were no signs of sexual assault. the medical examiner found bluish-green polyester fibers in and around the fatal wounds. >> either the gun was fired through an item like a blanket or some intermediate object or intermediate target and then fired into the victims' heads. >> and there was a gash in roxanne's calf near the taped bindings, which suggested the killer bound the women inside the apartment, led them down to garage, then cut the binding so they could get into the truck. >> it just really was something really out of the ordinary. this really was something that we didn't know the whole sto

. >> investigators found five shell casings at the end of the exit ramp and another about 200 feet away. >> our forensic people were able to tell us that it most likely was an ak 47 type rifle, an assault type rifle. >> knowing that megan had been assaulted with this ak-47, again, is just send chills of agony through my mind. >> investigators also noticed a fresh scrape along the driver's side of the car. it looked as if megan's car had been sideswiped. then investigators got a huge break. they learned that megan's rental car was one of the first to be equipped with an event data recorder. >> the event data recorder is a huge step forward in traffic safety. it's like the black box in an aircraft that gives us a better understanding of how crashes happen. >> the recorder, a small onboard computer is always on. in the event of a crash, it automatically saves the previous five seconds of information. when megan's car hit the median, it activated the data recorder. it revealed that five seconds earlier meagan's car was at a complete stop. >> i think he started shooting at her. she was proba

had a gun that night, said olson, because on the route of the chase, investigators found three shell casingsresting thing, though, they shot at me three times, and they found the 3.380 casings that were together that were not from chad's gun corresponding with the three shots. >> narrator: and there was another truly stunning clue, collected on the night of the shooting, said olson. according to his forensic expert, there was gun residue inside the young men's car. and even on some of their hands. >> somebody shot out of that car. >> because? >> because of the gun shot residue in the car, the lack of bullet strikes on that side of the car, and the gunshot residue on the hand of the person who was riding shotgun, if you will. >> narrator: and why did chad keep shooting at the car after it made a u-turn? very good reason, said his attorney. >> if they turn around and were coming back out of there, those two cars would be on the same track with the car coming right at him. and he's been fired on already, coming back towards him, he thinks they're firing on him again. >> narrator: chad declined

. >> there was a spent shell casing on the floor and the spent bullet was found in the pillow, under vaughn's head. >> the bullet had six grooves with a right twist, which would commonly indicate a smith & wesson semi-automatic handgun. >> the motive for the murder was unclear. >> the television was on. there was a remote control still in contact. no indications of doors opened, where somebody ransacked, was searching for something, whether be jewelry or money. no indications at all of a burglary. >> leslie vaughn was just 44 years old. >> my first thought was this was a hit. >> just a day earlier, a federal prosecutor overheard vaughn say he feared he would be targeted for violence. that is sometimes the risk you take when you lose a client who happens to be a drug dealer. >> what went through my mind is maybe it was a client, somebody who's mad at him. >> homicide detective alfred damiani broke the news to leslie's wife, madeleine. >> i've made a lot of those notifications and after the initial gasp of shock and then how did it happen. she never asked that. she never, ever asked th

shut down yesterday in the middle of the rush hour commute, investigators were able to recover a shell casing from the side of the highway. they also took this, a bullet and a chunk of wall from lauren's apartment. >> hopefully, it will help seal the deal for them. >> reporter: as for why the suspect was targeted he can only speculate, perhaps the people in the car were upset when he compassed them on the highway. live -- when he passed them on the highway. >>> police in fairfield, investigators arrested four men ranging in age from 19 to 24 years old. one suspect is a payrollee and two are documented gang members they don't believe he was the intended target. >>> one of those red safeway club cards lead police to a suspected bank robber. this was taken in january during a robbery at a chase bank in mill bright the robber is a 62-year-old accused of holding up the bank in burlingame on valentines day. surveillance photos that showed him using a club card taken just before the second robbery helped them id jones. he is due back in court may 13th. >>> in just over a month it will cost us all to

officers found many shell casings on the ground. they feared the gunman had to run on to the campus but they could not find him. they also searched the area around a nearby whole food store but nothing turned up there. the victim was wounded in the ankle and is expected to survive. >>> a brush fire in pittsburgh came dangerously close to power lines. at 3:15 yesterday afternoon, firefighters received a call about a burning field near the pittsburgh power generating plant. thick black smoke could be seen as far away as concord and martinez. crews finally contained that fire at 7:00 last night. about 40 acres were burned. >> there was a lot of smoke. so when we drove down the street here, there was fire. a lot of fire. >> reporter: pg&e crews were there to check out the fire to make sure it did not damage any high voltage line. investigators suspect that fire was somehow started by humans either accidentally or deliberately. crews worry that with current drought conditions this fire may signal a very long fire season. >>> new informat

the officers that arrived at the scene spotted the victim lying on the street along with 30 shell casings. investigators say the young man had been shot several times and pronounced dead add the scene. it's not clear what led up to the deadly gunfire. >> governor brown will be among the thousands of people attending this morning's funeral for the sheriffs deputy who 'cuz killed in the line -- who was killed in the line of duty last week. it begins at 10:00 at the cotton auditorium in fort bragg. he was a star wrestler and football player at napa school in the early 1980s. a wanted fugitive killed him in an ambush style attack. >>> we are learning more about the young man with was killed in a suspected drunk driving crash in fremont. he was a 23-year-old marine who was just back from a tour of duty overseas. police say lance corporal andrew silva was riding his motorcycle on fremont boulevard when a car ran a red light and slammed into his bike. last night family members and friends gathered for a candle light vigil at the intersection where he was killed. >> they brought a u.s. flag and a

responding, police found shell casings outside the house. they also found the car of the homeowner's girlfriend. >> because of that and concerns for potential for domestic violence we called out our emergency response team that then responded. >> reporter: streets were closed, residents told to stay in their houses. parents dropping kids off at preschool were met by police officers. >> we're trying to get our kid foos school today but looks like the roads are closed. >> reporter: over the course of the next several hours, police made contact with the people inside the house. turns out no one was shot or hurt. investigators are interviewing those involved but at this point it appears there was no intent to harm. no intent to harm, but there are still strict laws about firing a gun in an urban area so charges are still a possibility. in chevy chase, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> cleaning crews will spend this weekend disinfecting an alexandria medicschool. some stomach virus has 200 sick. that school is closed today. richard jordan has more for u

they threw up the crime tape put down markers to pinpoint the shell casings and detained a young man wearing a red cap and a 49ers jersey. had him up against the wall for a while. we don't know who he is or why he was being held. i asked a witness about gang activity. she says it's not as safe as it used to be. she asked us to hide her identity. >> uhm, i just think, you know, it's you can tell the streets are not as safe as they used to be anymore back in the day. this used to be a quiet area. children could be coming out and playing without their parent or legal guardian watching them every moment. and now you can't even probably send your kid out to the corner store to go get a soda or something. it's just sad. >> reporter: we're told the officer was taken to san francisco general hospital. again, when he left this area, he was alert and conscious. police still looking for that suspect. we don't know who he is or why. but police think they know. he might have been in a red mustang. not sure about the details yet. but we'll stay on the scene and bring you another live report. brian

the chp shutdown a portion looking for clues and shell casings and it caused a massive traffic jam. when the suspects were arrested they found a lot of stolen weapons. road rage has been given as the apparent cause of this shooting. >>> there will not be any advanced placement testing this may at a millbrae high school. they got into trouble for the way it administered ap exams. the college board de certified mills high school this week. last week 224 students had their ap test results tossed out because the school let students sit facing each other during these exams. that is a violation of testing rules. >>> if you drive the golden gate bridge you will have to fork over another dollar starting april 7th. those with ad fast -- those with fast track will pay 6 and those without $7. it will go up 25 cents a year in 2018. the bridge district is trying to cover a $142 million budget deficit. >>> a lot more to come. we are tracking the storm. another bout of rain hitting the area. details of the possibility of thunderstorms. >> i am live on the red carpet at the academy awards in l.a. i

the chp shutdown a portion looking for clues and shell casings and it caused a massive traffic jam.hen the suspects were arrested they found a lot of stolen weapons. road rage has been given as the apparent cause of this shooting. >>> there will not be any advanced placement testing this may at a millbrae high school. they got into trouble for the way it administered ap exams. the college board de certified mills high school this week. last week 224 students had their ap test results tossed out because the school let students sit facing each other during these exams. that is a violation of testing rules. >>> if you drive the golden gate bridge you will have to fork over another dollar starting april 7th. those with ad fast -- those with fast track will pay 6 and those without $7. it will go up 25 cents a year in 2018. the bridge district is trying to cover a $142 million budget deficit. >>> a lot more to come. we are tracking the storm. another bout of rain hitting the area. details of the possibility of thunderstorms. >> i am live on the red carpet at the academy awards in l.a. it

police went there and found shell casings and one of the cars which had been hit by bullets.ing to be the victim in the shooting was arrested on charges unrelated to the shooting. >> san leandro police are warning do about it possible robbery scale. the warning comes after an incident earlier this week when a man flagged down a big rig driver, telling him that his truck was sending out a loud smoke. when the driver went to inspect the truck engine, the suspects told a cell phone out of the truck and ran away. >> p ginny's plan to remove hundreds of trees in concord is stirring up a lot of debate. the utility has proposed to getting rid of trees on both public and private property for what is called the pipeline have a project. it is designed to make it easier to reach the underground pipes. >> according to the proposal from pg&e will lowe's 100 trees just in this park along but to pg&e they need to understand that our local are what will stand and hold. >> after hearing the mayor is concerned, the jenny will not remove the trees unless there's some kind of solution everyone w

the chp shutdown a portion looking for clues and shell casings and it caused a massive traffic jam. when the suspects were arrested they found a lot of stolen weapons. road rage has been given as the apparent cause of this shooting. >>> there will not be any advanced placement testing this may at a millbrae high school. they got into trouble for the way it administered exams. ap e. the college board de certified mills high school this week. last week 224 students had their ap test results tossed out because the school let students sit facing each other during these exams. that is a violation of testing rules. >>> if you drive the golden gate bridge you will have to fork over another dollar starting april 7th. those with ad fast -- those with fast track will pay 6 and those without $7. it will go up 25 cents a year in 2018. the bridge district is trying to cover a $142 million budget deficit. >>> a lot more to come. we are tracking the storm. another bout of rain hitting the area. details of the possibility of thunderstorms. >> i am live on the red carpet at the academy awards in l.a

several shell casings were found on the ground. police feared the gunman had run on to the campus but they could not find him. they searched the area around a nearby whole foods store but nothing turned up. the shooting victim was hit in the ankle and will survive. >>> meantime, man is in jail now after firing shots last night on a busy freeway during the commute. it was in martinez around 5:30 along highway 4. a driver who was released from jail recently fired at another driver after a confrontation. he was captured a short distance away. no one was hurt. >>> this is the fifth anniversary of what is called the darkest day in the history of the oakland police department. and we go to a park where four police officers killed in the line of duty will be honored today. tara. >> reporter: good morning we are here at oak hill road where there is a public memorial here to honor the officers. we're told that the service at 10:00, that will be a very somber and private day. 2000 is when a felon and panted paroley shot and killed two office

caliber revolver that was registered to abu-jamal and that was found at the scene along with spent shell casings. no serious observer of this case can question the overwhelming evidence of his guilt. based on that evidence, he was tried. a jury, including white and african-american jurors, convicted him and sentenced him to death. nonetheless, over the course of the next 25 years, opponents of capital punishment and other critics of our justice system have elevated mr. abu-jamal to celebrity status. those critics have charged that the conviction was tainted by racial discrimination. they've slandered police officers and prosecutors, and they've leveled accusations of police abuse. they've even organized rallies that portrayed this murderer as the victim. amazingly, mr. abu-jamal's campaign has been somewhat successful. he has actually convinced a lot of people that he is a political prisoner, if you can imagine that. and his fame wasn't confined to the borders of this country. the french went so far as to name a street after him in the suburbs of paris. in fact, it became such a high-profile iss

when officers got there.they found the woman unhurt but covered in blood and surrounded by shell casings. people having a party nearby confirmed the shooting.but gave little more information to help police. >> still ahead on the kron4 new is. there were drivers who were attacked by bees. they were stunned hundreds of times. . >> plus, work begins on the new rail line in the north bay. >> will have more on bay the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >> welcome back fre the tim isbe time is 6:09 a.m.. a quick transit check shows that we're not tracking any delays occur late. >> construction begins this week on the marin "smart" rail line. the new train will carry people between santa rosa and san rafael. the plan is budgeted at 103- million dollars. to renovated existing tracks and build three new stations. >> >> new this morning. the father of the sandy hook elementary school shooter father of the sandy hook e

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but investigators say they were able to recover a shell casing from the side of the highway. they also took this a chunk of wall from sandra's apartment. >> hopefully the bullet they took from my home helped seal the deal for them. >> as to why he was targeted, detra can only speculate that the people in the car were upset when he passed them on the highway. anne rubin, ktvu news. >>> a hike on the toll is now official. the bridge district board voted overwhelmingly to raise the toll. fast track users are still get a $1 discount. the district says it needs the money to help close a projected of $2.5 million over the next few years. this april the toll jumps to $7. then july 2015 it goes up a quarter and up a quarter thereafter. so in 2016 the toll will be $7.50 and up to $7.75 by 2017. finally in 2018 it'll be $8. >>> authorities say she passed security at sfo then boarded a flight to hawaii all without buying a ticket. what we're learning about the method she may have used to sneak on board. >>> and isolated showers are still popping up around the area. we'll have an update

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but investigators say they were able to recover a shell casing from the side of the highway. they also took this a chunk of wall from sandra's apartment. >> hopefully the bullet they took from my home helped seal the deal for them. >> as to why he was targeted, detra can only speculate that the people in the car were upset when he passed them on the highway. anne rubin, ktvu news. >>> a hike on the toll is now official. the bridge district board voted overwhelmingly to raise the toll. fast track users are still get a $1 discount. the district says it needs the money to help close a projected of $2.5 million over the next few years. this april the toll jumps to $7. then july 2015 it goes up a quarter and up a quarter thereafter. so in 2016 the toll will be $7.50 and up to $7.75 by 2017. finally in 2018 it'll be $8. >>> authorities say she passed security at sfo then boarded a flight to hawaii all without buying a ticket. what we're learning about the method she may have used to sneak on board. >>> and isolated showers are still popping up around the area. we'll have an update

police found at least six shell casings on the street outside the home. several young men at the scene refused to co-operate with detectives, according to police. parents at three local high schools are being warned about a social media app that allows people to post hurtful messages anonymously. randi belisomo is *live at new trier high school in winnetka with more. >> everything is anonymous on this app. and some comments are inflammatory and inappropriate. some schools are warning students and telling them to stay away from the app. there is no sign up, no profile, no password, an anonymous live feed of what people are saying and doing in a user's area. it is driven by users they create all the content and the report inappropriate behavior. at his school some of the post included students names according to a letter sent to parents. the district a blocked the action from its network but students until access it through mobile providers. disciplinary action has been threatened against students using the app. the website says the users must be 17 and old

police find two pieces of evidence, a single spent shell casing and a disturbing communique. >> our people tarot card. it was the death card. >> michael bouchard believes the tarot card confirms that the snipers had been listening to the previous press conference. >> one of my words were why would someone on earth do this. and it says it's the police, call me god, do not release to the press. >> word of the tarot card was closely guarded by the sniper task force but not closely enough. it leaks on friday night. >> when the news media got ahold of the tarot card and the information on it, law enforcement was extremely upset. >> you really want to get that piece of information and put it out while we're still doing this investigation. >> there was some discussion amongst all of us in the newsroom of do we report this or not. >> i don't think there's anyone that hasn't experienced the hindrance of leaks in the past. we have not been thrown off track. >> they claimed they shot other people because we didn't do what they asked us to. >> dean myers shot at this manassa, virginia gas station. >>

officers found many shell casings on the ground and the gunman had ran on to the campus but they couldn't find him. the victim was wounded in the ankle and is expected to survive. >>> time is 5:06. because of our continuing drought, fire crews last night made sure a brush fire in contra costa county did not flair up again. it took about four hours to fully contain the flame near the pittsburg power generating plant. >> scary and dangerous because the smoke it's not good for our health. and if people are having issues breathing and especially my father-in-law i'm glad he is not here otherwise he would have problems. >> no one was hurt in that fire. pg&e crews made sure no power lines were damaged. investigators suspect that humans started the fire either by accident or deliberately. >>> meantime an out of control, controlled burn in monterey county has burned at least 400 acres. that is burning southeast of celinas. no homes are threatened but it's hard for firefighters to get to it. so air tankers and helicopters they are dropping water and flame retar dent. it's about 50% contained. >>>

dozens of markers show where shell casings were found. we don't know the name of the shooting victim. >> they called for medical. they attempted to give the victim first aid, unfortunately the victim succumbed to his injuries prior to the arrival of the ambulance. >> investigators say stray bullets did hit buildings in the area but no one was hurt by those bullets. >>> in oakland city leaders are offering their report for the city's shot spotter. they document the sound of gunfire and pinpoint the location. several city council members have told the oakland tribune they have written a letter to oakland mayor jean quan urging her not to take money away from that program. the mayor spokeswoman says there is no commitment to take it out of the budget. >>> 2 investigates the case of a richmond schoolteacher who is accused of molesting students. we obtained a school permission trip that guinto asked parents to sign. it was for a three night trip to yosemite starting april 8th. but officials say they knew nothing about the trip planned for next

they placed dozens of markers to show where shell casings were found. the name of the victim has not yet been released. >> they called for medical. they attempted to give the victim first aid. unfortunately the victimmed succumbed to his injuries prior to the arrival of the ambulance. >> stray bullets hit buildings in the area but no one was injured from those bullets. >>> oakland city leaders are offering support to the city's shot spotter program. that is a system of sensors that documents the sound of gunfire and pinpoints its location. several counselthe mayor spokesman say there is are no plans to cut it from the budget when the $348,000 a year contract expires at the end of august. >>> new information this morning in the search for that missing malaysia airliner. this could be the most important discovery yet. new satellite images show 122 objects floating in the southern indian ocean. there are various sizes. they amere to be bright. they could indicate solid materials. plains spotted three objects but none were obvious parts of planes. two ameri

from shell casings at the scene, the murder weapon was a 9-millimeter handgun. in the yard near judy's body was a crumpled note. >> this is for my wife, melanie. i love you. sorry it had to end like this. i leave everything that i have to my loving, caring wife. >> the note was signed jonathan, but his last name was hard to decipher. it looked like benny or berry. judy had mentioned this name to her husband before she died. >> does she know who shot her? >> she gave me a name of somebody berry? he was waiting for her in the house! >> allen claimed he didn't know anyone by that name. in a search for suspects, police usually start with the spouse. >> any time a wife is shot, particularly at home, the husband is not only a suspect, but the prime suspect. >> allen said he was driving home from work when the shooting took place. >> i have to be honest, at that point, my suspicions were on allen. >> i had nothing to do with it. your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to p

>>reporter: investigators say they were helped by a shell casing found along the side of the highway and by this. a bullet taken from the wall of lauren's apartment. it somehow traveled from the highway through her sliding glass door. >> hopefully, the bullet that made its way into my home helped sale the deal for them. >>reporter: investigators are not releasing the suspects name at this time or details act the car. the investigation is is on going and hoping more witnesses will come forward. ktvu channel 2 news. >> continuing coverage now in the police officers indicted in san francisco. our coverage continues tonight. this surveillance video is a key piece of evidence against san francisco police officers indicted on corruption and civil rights charges. but after some of the officers appeared in court today, a defense attorney raised some serious questions about the case. ktvu david was in court for today's proceedings and joins us live with what he saw. david. >>reporter: the hearing in this case lasted less than a half hour, but afterwards, defense attorneys -- >> ahead of the s

for example, the murder weapon was registered to abu-jamal and found at the scene with spent shell casings. and abu-jamal already had a team of high-priced lawyers working pro bono who had filed decades of posttrial petitions and appeals delaying the carrying out of of his sentence. under aadegbile'adegbile's -- ur adegbile's supervision, rallies and protests and media campaign all portrayed mumia abu-jamal an unrepentant cop killer as a political prisoner. for example, a 2011l.d.f. press release said, "abu-jamal is widely viewed as a symbol of the racial injustices of the death penalty." that press release also said, "mumia ab abu-jamal's death sentence are religionics of a time and place that was notorious for police and race discrimination. they held rallies and protests. this is advocacy. this is political advocacy. this is extreme and radical advocacy. this is not legal representation. they even went so far as to travel to france, to hold multiple rallies for abu-jamal. the french had already named a street after abu-jamal in a suburb of paris. this prompted the house of representativ

. >> some of rankin's teeth were on the ground, as well as shell casings and his pistol. >> i remember asking him, is my face gone? i still couldn't feel nothing in the face besides just pure pain. >> within minutes, an ambulance arrives and takes deputy rankin to the hospital. that same morning, officers find the suspect's car. it's riddled with bullets from deputy rankin's gun. and by 9:30 that morning, police arrest 35-year-old ben westbrook for the shooting. westbrook had once served prison time for aggravated assault. westbrook pleads guilty to nine charges, including aggravated assault and battery. he's sentenced to 63 years in prison. officer steven rankin testifies at his sentencing. >> i wanted to testify to, basically, testify to him what he did to me and testify to the courts to let them know that he needed to be punished for the max. >> this ordeal takes an enormous toll on rankin. for 18 weeks after the shooting, he's in a neck brace. the bullet blows out 70% of his jawbone and all his teeth on the top right side. the bullet still sits in his spine. >> i can feel the bulle

police found several shell casings on the ground. police feared the gunman had run on the campus but they were not able to find him. and they searched an area by a whole foods store. that victim was shot in the ankle and is expected to survive. >>> a man is behind bars after firing shots on a busy freeway during the evening commute yesterday. it happened about 5:30 last night along highway 4 at morello in martinez. a driver that had recently just got out of jail took a shot at another driver after some kind of confrontation. police caught up with the gunman just a short distance away and they took him into custody. no one was hurt. >>> happening today this is the fifth anniversary of who many people call the darkest day in oakland's history. tara moriarty is joining us from police headquarters with more on the men being honored today. >> the killings of these police officers were the only -- it was the single deadliest attack on police officers since 1970 when four chp officers were shot and killed by two men. and now behind me here

police say.38 caliber ammunition was found on jeffery ruano.but only police issued 40 caliber shell casingsund at the crime scene. >> pam: the chief says unless the bullet is found they may never definitely know what happened. >>by the vehicle >> pam: ruano, a convicted felon, has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> pam: the weapon in this case being the car police say he used to try and run over the officer. >> pam: he is also facing several other felonies after allegedly leading police on a high speed case saturday night trying to evade capture >> jacqueline: 62 and half moon bay we are looking at normal weather and that would tell you how long the warm weather will last, coming up! >> pam: another work please add accident to the hospital . coming up. >> pam: former giants player -- barry bonds returns to baseball. his new role on the giants team. salesperson #1: the real deal's the passat tdi clean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a bette

chp is not say whether those guns are a match for the shell casings found on illness and 580 or the ballearby home. nevertheless accords are found to announce those they believe are responsible. with so the light that what happens of the allied * your that they're never in a separate again as great a law enforcement was able to have a level of awareness to react to that. and bring several people into custody. >> : at this point authorities are not saying career of the suspects' names are. >> : where the first cell become the four suspects had been are arrested our reporter was interviewing him when it ought to see that the message was received. airline chp has arrested four men in conjunction with 580 shooting. selling guns are rest has been made. >> : on the of right now and just finding out right now let's awesome. but as a number be a year to allow things that might see them again on the freeway the hopefully it's them. >> : he says the suspects fired and his s u p with as many as seven bullets. shooting victim who was in the car with a little girl at the time says he feels very lucky

dozens of markers are out there showing where shell casings were found.he name of the shooting victim. >> they called for medical. they attempted to give the victim first aid. unfortunately, the victim succumbed to his injuries prior to the arrival of a of the am -- of the ambulance. >> investigators say bullets did hit buildings. no one else was hurt. >>> several city council members have told the "oakland tribune" they've written a letter to jean quan urging her not to defund the shot spotter program. the spokesman for the mayor said there are no plans to cut it out of the budget when that $348,000 a year contract expires at the end of august. >>> governor brown will be among the thousands of people attending this morning's funeral for the deputy killed in the line of duty last week. the memorial service for deputy ricky begins at 10:00 at the cotton auditorium in fort bragg. the 48-year-old officer was a star wrestlinger and football player at napa high school in the early 1980s. a wanted fugitive killed him in an ambush style attack near fort bragg. t

for example murder weapon was registered to mamia abu jamal and found at the scene with spent shell cases mamia abu jamal already had a team of high prize lawyers working pro bono who had filed decades of post trial petitions and appeals delaying the carrying out of his sentence. under adegbile's supervision, ldf lawyers and the flames of racial tension. through rallies and protests and a media campaign, all to portray mamia abu jamal, an unrepentant cop killer comment as a political prisoner. for example. a 2,011 ldf press release said, quote, mamia abu jamal is widely viewed as a symbol of the racial injustices of the death penalty. that press release also said, quote, mamia abu jamal's conviction and death sentence are relics of that time and place that was notorious for police abuse and racial discrimination. ldf lawyers under adegbile's to provision went further, holding rallies and protests. this is advocacy. this is political advocacy. this is extreme and radical advocacy. >> we will leave the senate debate from yesterday on the nomination of debo adegbile to head up the justice de

take a leave of absence or resign but colleagues this their own plans after that bomb shell federal complaint. the cases in the complaint. much of the focus is on the 65-year-old senator, a notorious gangster with a criminal history including racketeering and drug crimes former fbi agent believes the agency's operation was as tricky as infill rating the mafia. >> they've got someone in the gang. my understanding is that there might have an an induction. to do that here takes expert ease on the part of the under

fired up, and trying to get the government to listen to their concerns, they're now seeming in cases shellthat the things they worked hard have changed so dramatically. now they're looking at a country without a recognized leadership, a russia says they're protecting this former president they consider to be a murderer and russian military to the south in crimea having taken over a portion of ukraine. so there is great uncertainty. great confusion in many indications, and moreover, tremendous sadness for those who were ukrainian nationalists wondering what the future may hold we'll report tomorrow from crimea. more pro-russian with longstanding allegiances to russia and the russian government. we're expecting a different scene there. sean, back to you. >> shep, great reporting. that is all the time we have left this evening. before we go, we don't want you to miss a single episode of "hannity". i know you're putting covers on. stop right there. set it to fox news channel. start your weekday morning with fox and friends, this all starts at 5:00 a.m with ainsley, then, the crew at 6:00. than

take a leave of absence or resign but colleagues this their own plans after that bomb shell federal complaint. the case is astounding and the depth of the accusations in the complaint. much of the focus is on the 65-year-old senator, a notorious gangster with a criminal history including racketeering and drug crimes former fbi agent believes the agency's operation was as tricky as infill rating the mafia. >> they've got someone in the gang. my understanding is that there might have an an induction. to do that here takes expert ease on the part of the under cover agent. >> the complaint states they expanded into drugs and bun running. san francisco's mayor says he has looked at the 137-page complaint. >> they're like reading it from some kind of a mystery novel, someone had written. that strange to see allegations but they were verified. >> the complaint states senator yee told them, under cover agents that the arms dealer has things you guys want. senator yee cautioned doing business with people like the arms dealer was not easy and told him, one agent this was not a business for the faint of heart. th

take a leave of absence or resign but colleagues this their own plans after that bomb shell federal complaint. the case is astounding and the depth of the accusations in the complaint. much of the focus is on the 65-year-old senator, a notorious gangster with a criminal history including racketeering and drug crimes former fbi agent believes the agency's operation was as tricky as infill rating the mafia. >> they've got someone in the gang. my understanding is that there might have an an induction. to do that here takes expert ease on the part of the under cover agent. >> the complaint states they expanded into drugs and bun running. san francisco's mayor says he has looked at the 137-page complaint. >> they're like reading it from some kind of a mystery novel, someone had written. that strange to see allegations but they were verified. >> the complaint states senator yee told them, under cover agents that the arms dealer has things you guys want. senator yee cautioned doing business with people like the arms dealer was not easy and told him, one agent this was not a business for the faint of heart. th

i have to imagine there was protective shell or casing. in case of a fire explosion. can you tell me about that? >> let's get back to the batteri batteries. because they are hazardous cargo, there should have been manifest list that the airplane tax takes off. we need to know how many batteries were on board and where they are located. they have the batteries. as far as the is you this is an amazingly safe airplane. if there was a cargo fire detected, they would have been suppressed the. we know lithium ion batteries are very flammable and produce toxic fumes. perhaps while they were extinguishing the fires -- >> there a lot of ifs. >> they have a great fire suppression system and would evacuate the smoke and outside the aircraft if that was the case. >> if there was smoke or fumes and coming out of the area, these things were toxic and the very first thing. >> bells and whistles would be going off. very toxic fumes that could make you unconscious. incidentally the fires could also cause circuit breakers to pop. the transponder could have been affected by this. fires

in this case, tooting their conch shells to the tune of ymca.onch blowing contest. they made sounds that would impress you. the winner, a colorado resident took home the crown, 20 years after his dad achieved the same feat. keeping it in the family there. colorado, you know, who knew? go out and get your conch shell. >> maybe dad passed it down to him. sitting on his colorado front porch practicing. >> the legacy. got to love it. thanks. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back. israel's prime minister scheduled to visit the white house. the president and benjamin netanyahu are set to discuss developments in iran and the middle east peace process. >>> birthdays today for actress jessica biel who is 32. modern family actress julie bowen, 44. and 1982 heisman trophy winner herschel walker turns 52. >>> keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm frances rivera. have a terrific monday today. do what you can to make it a good one. >>> more bloodshed overnight in ukraine as russian forces

been charged with treason, he pleaded not guilty is said the case against him was politically motivated. south korea returned fire after a shell from a north korean artillery exercise landed in its waters. >> turkey's ruling party won a resounding victory in local elections. recep tayyip erdogan's party got nearly half the vote. >> the u.n. is warning of mass extinctions and food shortages within the century if global warming continues as it is. >> in its comprehensive report, water supply is a key issue, with flooding likely in some regions and frequent drought in others. especially serial and fish stocks. there'll be an increase in mosquito and water borne diseases and death and illness from heatwave and poor nutrition. oceans are likely to rise and become more acidic, threatening to kill a large number of species. >> translation: if you think 50 years from now, asia's population doubles, there's a possibility of that, sea levels will increase and there's typhoons to. if put together it shoes that a couple of hundred million will be effected. >> the international court of justice is due to decide if the whale hunt is breakin

we saved a shell and realised the weapons were the same ones used by the security forces. the incident is one of many cases. the opposition-led venezuela presented it to the nation's chief prosecutor. >> groups are being armed and with the support of the government, there are 40 cases of torture, but there are a lot of claims that we have received from different people regarding police abuse, torture, cruel treatment. >> president nicolas maduro seen at the furniture of a national guardsman puts all the blame on violent protesters whom he calls rite-winged factionists. >> al jazeera asked the president about charges ever abuses by his supporters and security forces. >> if there is even one case of torture, let them denounce it to me. as head of state i will investigate and punish those guilty with all the weight of law. >> this is not a government that represses. >> such assurances have not convinced the opposition to take part in a truth commission, controlled by the ruling party. >> pressures are continuing here, which is ground zero. the protests are peaceful and for now the national guard is letting th

shells or the bones of those lying in auschwitz. so, either which, it's not something that non-jews can engage. with that's not the case here, i hope, i think. here is an opportunity to actually try and say here is a story, come on in. you're welcome to this. >> charlie: we continue this evening with timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york. >> what we really wanted this time was a man who had a good track record of management, governance, administration and jorge mario bergoglio had run one of the largest and complex archdiocese in the world. we wanted a man with honest yand sincerity and a man who was a pro at presenting the timeless truths of the faith in kind of a sparkling new way. that's what we were looking for. that was the job description. we all thought, boy, that's a tall order. but i think, a year later, i think we said bingo. >> charlie: we conclude with ferran adria as one of the world's most renowned and innovative chefs. >> the hardest thing is to get up in the morning, look in the mirror and to be happy. you know... everybody wants this, of course. everybody looks for this. i have achieved this. in 30