a swat team, bomb squad and san jose police have surrounded a house in stockton where they believe a murder s >>> good evening. a s.w.a.t. team, bomb squad, and san jose police have surrounded a house in stockton, where they believe a murder suspect is holed up. the man is wanted in the shooting and killing of a hell's angel member at a funeral a week ago today in san jose. police have surrounded a house and have been there much of the day. we are outside the scene of the standoff. ben? >> reporter: we continue to monitor the situation of the standoff here in stockton that has been going on now for nearly 10 hours. we believe bebe ruiz, the man police believe shot and killed a hell's angel member at a funeral last week is inside the home here on mcdougall street in stockton. police and bomb squad, s.w.a.t. team, paramedics here, standing by just in case something happens. we are not getting much information from police. we don't know if ruiz is alone or has people in the home with him. we talked to a man who called his friend who was in his home next door to where ruiz is believed to

. >>> a day long standoff ends in stockton.t police found when they stormed a home of a hells angels member holed up. >> cruel. >>> a stray dog found horribly abused. cbs5 eyewitness news starts now. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a major bay area highway is closed. a member of hells angels was killed when he was intentionally ran into by a van. a massive traffic jam that started about 4 p.m. this afternoon. don knapp with what happened and the aftermath. don? >> reporter: this stretch of highway through san leandro is several miles long crime scene as this investigation continues and the freeway remains shut. the freeway has been closed since about 4 p.m. when the crash of an east bay paratransit van and motorcycle, a crash investigators say followed an apparent altercation described as road rage. the chp [ no audio ] >> it looks like there is a primary area of impact that we can see on the freeway now that we are got all the cars moved. looks like a primary point. then the motorcycle got placed underneath the van and

police from the south bay are on the scene in stockton. nbc bay area's monte francis is there as well with the latest. monte? >> reporter: garvin, the standoff started at 8:00 this morning. it went on all day long. then just about three or four minutes ago the crime tape came down, the road reopened. but we have no explanation as to what the outcome of this standoff is here today. we is not heard whether they've made any contact with the suspect. swat officers used flash bangs and tear gas to force who they believe is 38-year-old steve ruiz to come outside of a home on mcdougall boulevard near ishigoto street in stockton. neighbors told us that earlier in the day they heard the sound of gunfire. >> a lot of broken windows. they're doing a lot of shooting and gas and trying to -- just waiting. hopefully talking to the guy and see if he comes out. >> reporter: neighbors gathered at the edge of the crime tape in this usually quiet neighborhood to watch as swat officers wearing gas masks with guns drawn surrounded the home. >> it's really scar

we called the stockton police. they directed us to the san jose police and we have not yet heard back from them. all they said is they are actively pursuing a warrant. but a lot of people are believing that since this is the san jose police, that this is ruiz who is inside the home. also, we don't know if he's inside the home alone. we've heard mixed reports, whether people were able to get people out earlier in the day, or indeed if there are people in the house with ruiz. >> and of course we'll have more on the story for you at 6:30. >>> well, a good samaritan is dead after two crashes this morning on interstate 880 in heyward. the first crash happened on northbound 880 near the interchange with highway 92. a woman driving by stopped and got out to help. that's when a car slammed into her. she was thrown to the other side of the freeway and was killed. >> people's general nature is to help each other, but on the freeway, this time of night, you have to error on the side of caution. lot of people going on in drive

stockton police say two women were having an argument outside of a stockton store yesterday afternoonen one of them jumped into a car. witnesses say one car was deliberately trying to run down people but a 3-year-old was killed. >> it makes me mad. it was jut a little baby -- it was just a little baby. the car is described as a small, late model silver vehicle. police say little boy's -- little boy's parents were not involved in the fight that apparently led to their child's death. >> we understand. it sounds like investigators have a lot of -- we understand that -- it sounds like investigators have a lot of witnesses. back to you. >> thank you. >>> monday night football fans may have noticed a long-time tradition missing from last night's game. espn pulled hank william junior's singing "are you raidy for some football" after he criticized president obama and the golf game he played with john boehner. >> it would be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu. not hardly and with the same this country is in -- >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> that was williams yesterday. espn called the remar

san jose police traveled all the way to stockton earlier today where s.w.a.t. officers surrounded a house. they believed a hells angel wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in a funeral in san jose was hiding there. nbc bay area's monte francis there was during the standoff and has the resolution. >> reporter: back to square one, that's how police described what happened in this stockton neighborhood, they say steve ruiz is still at large and should be considered armed and dangerous. these broken windows are signs of a 13-hour ordeal in stockton during which s.w.a.t. officers surrounded a house, believing that murder suspect 38-year-old steve ruiz was inside. earlier in the day, neighbors gathered at edge of the crime tape in this usually quiet neighborhood to watch as s.w.a.t. officers wearing gas masks, with guns drawn surrounded the home. >> scary, scary because we didn't think that it would be happening here. people coming all the way down here from bay area. >> it's really scary. we live in a nice quiet neighborhood and our court's really nice. our c

they thought he was held up on a house in stockton. then the search that turned up empty. >> for nearly 12 hours, the police surrounded this stockton home waiting for steve ruiz to come out. but finally they went in and came out with nothing. >> what do you think about shutting down a street for 12 hours and coming out with nothing? >> embarrassing. you know, i don't know. >> there were plenty of inconvenienced and unhappy neighbors forced to remain inside their homes all day while the san jose police s.w.a.t. team rolled in with their armored truck. police say they had a tip that 38-year-old steve ruiz, the man accused of killing a hell's angels member at a funeral last week was inside the home. >> i have been here 20 years, i don't see any problems out here. >> police broke windows and shot in tear gas as they tried to get ruiz out of the house. you can see the damage. even the tear gas canisters were left behind. 12 hours later they went inside and came out empty handed. police took down their police tape and they were gone while ru

of stockton. police say the man behind the wheel, 31-year-old eddie hall, intentionally rammed lopez's motorcycle in a fit of road rage then kept driving. he was arrested miles down the interstate still dragging the motorcycle. lopez a member of the hells angels nomads had been driving with other bikers seen in cell phone video. witnesses told police the van ran over lopez, dragging his body a short distance. police won't discuss their evidence. they are simply saying it's clear this was no accident. hall will be appearing before a judge tomorrow. he is now facing hit-and-run and murder charges. he is currently being held without bail, elizabeth, at santa rita jail in dublin. >> thank you. >>> in this economy, it sounds kind of strange to hear the bay area's on the verge of minting a new generation of millionaires. these are the employees of the networking site linkedin. they will soon be eligible to cash in on their company stock. len ramirez from mountain view with a kind of a flashback to the b

san jose police went to stockton where s.w.a.t. officers surrounded a home where they hoped they would find the suspect. monte francis there was during the standoff. >> reporter: back to square one. that's how police described what happened in this stockton neighborhood. they say steve ruiz is still at large and should be considered armed and dangerous. these broken windows are signs of a 13-hour ordeal in stockton during which s.w.a.t. officers surrounded a house, believing that murder suspect steve ruiz was inside. earlier in the day, neighbors gathered at the edge of the crime tape in this usually quiet neighborhood to watch at s.w.a.t. officers wearing gas masks with guns drawn surrounded the home. >> it's scary. scary because you don't think things would be happening this way out here. people coming all the way down here from the bay area. >> it's scary. we live in a nice, quiet neighborhood on. our children were scared. they're literally in the bedroom. >> reporter: steve ruiz is wanted in connection with the slaying of a fel

the san jose pd had to execute the warrant in stockton because neither the stockton police or san joaqin police department were available. they surrounded the home. the police had a tip that ruiz. the neighbors were forced to stay indoors all day. >> i haven't seen [inaudible] first time we ever seen it. my wife was scared but i was just like, oh, had nothing to do with us. >> 12 hours later the police finally went inside and came out empty-handed. ruiz remains at large and is considered armed and extremely dangerous. >>> well this weekend oakland leaders told protestors to move out that the occupy protestors say they are not going away. >> yesterday they marched through downtown aided by police who stopped traffic for them. the city threatened protestors with arrests if they didn't clear out from the city hall by 10:00 p.m. friday. the police never moved in and the protestors say they are staying put. some nurses from the california nurses association set up a first aid station at the oakland a san francisco protest. it is now entering its second month. we're seeing more marches and arr

. >> dan: police in stockton say they acted on good information in surrounding a house where a killer was believed to be hiding. officers believed steve ruiz was inside the house perhaps with his girlfriend. ruiz is suspected of killing a hells angel last saturday at a funeral for another hell's angels member. armed police and vehicles began gathering at the house. a few hours ago police released the scene, saying ruiz was not. >> trauma surgeons say a sacramento area police officer will recover after being shot several times during a traffic stop. the shooting happened this afternoon near grant high school and twin rivers. the officer tried to pull over a suspect, who then fled on foot. during the chase the officer was shot numerous times. the suspect is still at large. >>> a good samaritan was killed this morning after trying to help someone else involved in car crash on interstate 880. the initial crash happened just after 2:00 this morning in heyward. the chp said it was minor, and a good samaritan tried to help, and a another car slammed into theirs. >> not a good idea to stop. t

i just left richmond i was on my way back to stockton. when i was sleeping it was a big ball. i bam. it was sitting on a chair so when i got hit it rattle me back and forth. so my whole side is not doing very well at all. >> reporter: all calls have gone out to ambulances. many passengers are still on the train. >> they are starting to transport patients to local hospitals. i don't have an exact count on how many we've transported at this point. >> amtrak is sending buses here to get people who were not injured. an investigation is on the way to figure out why the truck stalled. >> stay with ktvu channel 2 for continuing coverage, we will bring you an update early on. >>> police in richmond took action to try to find the driver who struck and hit a man in his wheelchair one week ago tonight. patti lee is in richmond and tells us what police were doing at the spot where the crash took place. >> reporter: here at the intersection where the fatal accident occurred there are now these fliers asking for the people's help. for three hours richmond police passed out fliers offering a

she was last seen at a bar and grill in stockton. police say they have three possible suspects but not enough evidence to charge any of them. >>> the u.s. senate approved a new bill late last night. it would boost fines for safety violations, increase the number of federal safety inspectors and require automatic and remote-controlled shutoff valves. the measure comes after last year's deadly explosion and fire in san bruno. the house is now debating a similar bill. >>> oakland police are defending their response to a bold pawnshop theft caught on tape. the thief grabbed a 14 karat chain yesterday morning at a pawnshop on international boulevard. you can see him in this video clearly but he's still on the run. the angry pawnshop owner says police never came to a store to investigate. police say they were responding to more serious crimes at the time but they are investigating this theft. >>> a task force is now working to catch a group of violent marked robbers responsible for a series of takeover holdups in contra costa county. this

i just left richmond i was on my way back to stockton. when i was sleeping it was a big ball. i bam. it was sitting on a chair so when i got hit it rattle me back and forth. so my whole side is not doing very well at all. >> reporter: all calls have gone out to ambulances. many passengers are still on the train. >> they are starting to transport patients to local hospitals. i don't have an exact count on how many we've transported at this point. >> amtrak is sending buses here to get people who were not injured. an investigation is on the way to figure out why the truck stalled. >> stay with ktvu channel 2 for continuing coverage, we will bring you an update early on. >>> police in richmond took action to try to find the driver who struck and hit a man in his wheelchair one week ago tonight. patti lee is in richmond and tells us what police were doing at the spot where the crash took place. >> reporter: here at the intersection where the fatal accident occurred there are now these fliers asking for the people's help. for three hours richmond police passed out fliers offering a

they left here on their way to stockton to spend the week with friends. they are waiting at the resort for a bus to take them to stockton which could be several hours from now. live in antioch, john alston, abc news. >>> president obama is calling it a major blow to al-qaeda's most active affiliate. a u.s. air strike killed american-born cleric. >> but now the white house is under fire to explain the legal justification for his death. >> u.s. officials considered him to be the world's most dangerous man. today he is the latest high-profile terrorist target taken out by the cia and the u.s. military. he was killed in a drone strike there. >> the death marks another significant milestone in the broad effort to defeat al-qaeda and affilliates. >> the fiery cleric was aggressively pushing for al-qaeda to conduct attacks aimed at the u.s. and recruiting would be terrorists on-line. >> never underestimate the power of fear. >> u.s. officials say he was in direct contact with the fort hood shooter before the masacre. they say he also personally advised the so-ca

same thing on stockton street pier in the central subway addresses that issue because it provides quick separated exclusive right of way transit for this very heavily used corridor, which is an extremely slow corridor in a transit system, which is among the slowest in the nation. i note that the report does not oppose the central subway. in fact, it supports it, but argues that essential changes should be made. i have been involved in the process since the late 1980's and in the central subway planning process for about 10 years. i can tell you -- most of these concerns have been address. the one concern that would make the most difference is we need to extend the subway into the northeast part of the city, making it a much more effective and efficient transportation resource for the city. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is zack stewart. and number of my friends were passionate about supporting the chinatown subway until they read the civil grand jury report. we are all here for that report, and they were astounded. quite a few of them

they left here on their way to stockton to spend the week with friends.ey are waiting at the resort for a bus to take them to stockton which could be several hours from now. live in antioch, john alston, abc news. >>> president obama is calling it a major blow to al-qaeda's most active affiliate. a u.s. air strike killed american-born cleric. >> but now the white house is under fire to explain the legal justification for his death. >> u.s. officials considered him to be the world's most dangerous man. today he is the latest high-profile terrorist target taken out by the cia and the u.s. military. he was killed in a drone strike there. >> the death marks another significant milestone in the broad effort to defeat al-qaeda and affilliates. >> the fiery cleric was aggressively pushing for al-qaeda to conduct attacks aimed at the u.s. and recruiting would be terrorists on-line. >> never underestimate the power of fear. >> u.s. officials say he was in direct contact with the fort hood shooter before the masacre. they say he also personally advised the so-calle

. >> reporter: joanne rice just purchased this home in this quiet stockton subdivision 6 weeks ago. >> interview: these two rooms are destroyed her daughter was home early saturday morning along with her daughters' two children when san jose police arrived. as rice enters her grandson's bedroom on her second floor she still cannot believe all the damage. >> interview: but you can't use that mattress any more. >> reporter: right. >> interview: i mean, look at the holes in the walls where they shot the rubber bullets. >> reporter: and take a look at the master bedroom where nearly all of the windows were blown out by tactical teams perched on neighboring rooftops. all of this damage was done as police were looking for 38-year- old steve ruiz, suspected in the murder of a fellow hell's angel in san jose. >> reporter: so she knows steve. >> interview: as an acquaintance. >> reporter: joanne rice says her daughter used to live in san jose and that apparently is where she first met steve ruiz. >> interview: what happened there, she ran into him at a weak, aguess, the police tape all that an

. >>> the police in stockton arrested a man for the second time in connection with the death of a missing woman. the body of the 23-year-old was discovered over the weekend in a cornfield in the city of escolon. 12 miles southeast of stockton. the police say her death is a homicide. the officers arrested a man in connection with the case after she disappear inside august but released him. now he is back in custody facing a murder charge. >>> federal transportation investigators say they run into a snag as they try to determine what caused a vintage airplane to crash into a crowd in reno last month. you may remember this amateur video of the september 16th accident at the reno air racees. the plane has an onboard camera but ntsb technicians say no usable video has been found. they hope the plane's data memory card will tell them about the final seconds before the crash. 11 people died. more than 70 were hurt when the mustang went down at the reno air races. >>> the fbi says san francisco police arrested the so-called plaid bandit following a tip. the robber earned it because he frequently

over the weekend police got a tip ruiz was in stockton, a search turned up nothing.ice say ruiz is armed and dangerous. >>> it seems nothing is sacred any more. treasured relic missing from st. mary's in san francisco. security guards say this historic church bell was last seen mounted on the parking lot pedestal 2:00 yesterday morning. the 500 pound bell has been part of the cathedral since the 1800s. in 1962 it was salvaged from burned out ruins of the cathedral on van ness avenue and placed on the pedestal when the new cathedral opened in the 70s in august of last year, another church bell disappeared from st. michael's catholic church in san francisco unsimilar circumstances. it hasn't been seen since. >>> oakland mayor quan is now supporting a controversial crime fighting measure she once opposed. aides say she is now in favor of some sort of curfew. how it would be implemented must be worked you. city administrator santana says she working with staff to create a plan that would work within existing resources. city council president says the change of heart is n

team left behind after a 12 hour standoff in stockton. >> this is my brand-new house. just moved in. >> joann just purchased this home six weeks ago. >> these two rooms are destroyed. >> rice's daughter was home early saturday morning along with her daughters two children when police arrived. >> let me get those two. >> as rice enters her grandson's bedroom, she still cannot believe all the damage. >> but you can't use that mattress anymore. i mean, look at the holes in the walls where they shot the rubber bullets. >> and take a look at the master bedroom where nearly all of the windows were blown out by tactical teams perched on neighboring rooftops. police were looking for 38-year- old steve ruiz, suspected in the murder of a fellow hell's angel during a funeral in san jose. >> she knows steve? >> as an acquaintance. >> her daughter used to live in san jose and that apparently is where she met steve ruiz. >> i guess the police taped all that and take it from there. >> san jose police are not apologizing for their actions nor the damage at her home. >> we do have a pr

perhaps stockton. to keep it out of the mix, to use stockton and a round of the embarcadero. stay away from the financial district. >>daria: thank you, george. the occupy a movement is towards walnut creek. the first is downtown walnut creek today at the mount diablo boulevard on main street. the tried-belly also was moving a second demonstration at the tri valley dust-at the chevron headquarters. and people even more dressing up as oil girls yesterday for their first day of protests. oil barrels barrels. >>mark: we are getting word that slovakia, the latest european nation that voted down the bail out for other european nations as part of the european union and. there could be a change of heart. we will keep you posted. >>louisa: blue skies. and from mount tam clear, column. it looks like as we head towards- this afternoon calm.. the warming trend will continue for the next couple of days. sunny, warm for the next week. with tom's right now 59 degrees in the san rafael. temperatures right now. and-mid-60s through mountain view. 60s through san jose. by 10:00 a.m., we will re

the suspect still at large. >>> a stockton area marine corps man died after a hunter mistook him for a bear. it happened in western oregon. christopher ochowa and a friend were hiking friday evening. sheriff's deputies say a 67-year-old oregon man was hunt fourth bear with his 12-year-old grandson. he saw he saw something move and fired one shot, striking him. the hunter has not been charged and it has been turnover to the local d. a.'s office. >>> gun right supporters made a dramatic statement in the east bay to protest a new state law. yesterday more than two dozen people went to a shopping mall with rifles and shotguns strapped to their shoulders. abc7's john alston explains why. >>. >> reporter: they came with plenty of firepower to make their point. handguns, rivals, shotguns and other weapons. the guns were unloaded, making it legal. >> i'm trying to protect my family and the second amendment says i can do that. >> for about an hour more than two dozen gun advocates gather in front of the mall in san leandro. they heard and supporters who honked their horn and others who didn't

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this was the scene in san jose asked police served a warrant in stockton. police used tear gas on the home but ruiz was nowhere to be found. >>officer: we use that tool to avoid a confrontation. we introduced teargas will think he would come out peacefully, but he was not in the hall. >>vicki: police are still trying to piece together a deadly crash being called a homicide. they say that a transit driver ran a number of a hell's angel in killing the motorcyclist on an east bay freeway. maureen kelly has more. >>maureen: the person who shot this video says you're looking at members of the hell's angels off who had been riding with the victim. police say that it started here around 4:00 p.m. on saturday from five east seldom--on eastbound 580. that is what police say the transit driver of intentionally grams the motorcyclists striking him and his motorcycle. >>officer: the motorcycle get the motorcyclists were fledged of it meets the demand. we do not know the exact distance that they were tracked. >>maureen: the victim later died at a local hospital. the van

the suspect is still at large. >>> a stockton area marine corps man died after a hunter mistook him for a bear. it happened in western oregon. christopher ochowa and a friend were hiking friday evening. sheriff's deputies say a 67-year-old oregon man was hunt ing for bear with his 12-year-old grandson. he saw he saw something move and fired one shot, striking him. the hunter has not been charged and it has been turnover to the local d. a.'s office. >>> gun right supporters made a dramatic statement in the east bay to protest a new state law. yesterday more than two dozen people went to a shopping mall with rifles and shotguns strapped to their shoulders. abc7's john alston explains why. >> reporter: they came with plenty of firepower to make their point. handguns, rifles, shotguns and other weapons. the guns were unloaded, making it legal. >> i'm trying to protect my family and the second amendment says i can do that. >> for about an hour more than two dozen gun rights advocates gathered in front of the mall in san leandro. they heard and supporters who honked their horn and others who

a tour of some of the other apple stores, and we can show you that if you go down to the one on stockton, near union square in san francisco, there are people there, and this is the palo alto store where there are half a dozen people lined up and some of them veterans. >> we have kept this particular store, the i-phone 4, and the i-pad. i have one. >> you flow, after so many great nights on the sidewalk, i guess it's hard to keep track. at the apple store near stockton, there were a couple of folks waiting, and duncan wanted to be the first. he bought an i-phone four while he was waiting in line for the 4s because people inside told him he would be able to trade up at 11:00. >> they keep you here all night when you already have the 4? >> i had the time, and have the better camera, and i'm already here. sounds like a fun thing to do. >> what is the best cellphone? pie. you're kidding, right? >> no, really, what's the best cellphone? >> wait, there are other phones? >> is the i-phone 4s, and yes, it does talk to you, and that's what distinguishes it, primarily the big desextinguisher. my i

last weekend police swarmed a neighborhood in stockton after getting a tip ruiz was oled up there. now back here at okay hill they'll be here tomorrow afternoon. organizers are hoping for a calmer situation. they say they can't expect one. unlike pet grew's funeral, townsend's funeral is invitation only. >>> police aigsed two people in the death of a woman found dead in a concord apartment. the suspect is 23-year-old from concord and a woman from richmond. the victim, 21-year-old shelby barns. the coroner said barnes died from blunt trauma injury. she was a 2008 graduate of venecia high school. >>> things are calm as the tents return to the plaza in oakland. but things could come to a head this weekend. good morning to you, laura. san francisco does find itself in a pickle on how to handle this. it's grown significantly in the roughly two weeks that it's been here. the mayor ed lee did meet with protesters yesterday. he said he hopes to come up with a compromise by tomorrow afternoon. this would be one to let protesters exercise their first amendment rights to free speech while not

i do not want to lose the opportunity to improve surface conditions on stockton, as we move into central subway construction. >> i just wanted to make a couple of comments on the improvements you have been working. a couple of comments to build on, with respect to passenger information. first, i agree that the asset and tsa on the twitter feed, i am wondering if there might be a way to create individual lines. there are so many of them. often, we cannot get to the ones that are relevant. there is a man out there who does nkuda, and there might be a way to get a mark down that line. as someone who spent years on the 28 as a student, repelling up and down that line -- i still take it -- i was there last week. i still feel that it needs a lot of work. without looking at future solutions, i would love to be able to see a breaking out of that route. -- breaking up of that route. perhaps the consolidation of stops. stopping may be at only major transit points. 8:00 at night, 9:00 at night, it feels like it is always busy. it seems that we could do so much more. maybe even looking at a long- te

swat team members surrounded a house in stockton holding to find this man, steve ruiz.he area was locked down for several hours. police have not said why ruiz was not at home. the occupy protesters say that they are staying, they are demonstrating against what they call corporate greed. that is despite a warning that they could be removed by police. da lin spoke with police about the ultimatum and the response from demonstrators. >>da: many protesters worry that their days camped in front of city hall are numbered. the question now is, what now? >> there is some fear of aggression. >>da: oakland officials remained tight-lipped. they say that they are committed to removing the encampment. san jose and san francisco police used force earlier in the week to remove protesters and supplies. protesters in oakland say they are ready for that. >> just lay down. peaceful resistance. there is a time line between defending yourself and being seen as aggressive. besides that some of these people are very peaceful. >>da: the camera and started back on october 10th. conditions have g

they did some really marvelous things, mostly by building tunnels in places like stockton street, 26, and the cut through to allow street cars to move quickly to various neighborhoods. an interesting statistic is that the daily volume of muni is > bart, golden gate transit, but if they said it, it's probably a fact. the number of people to take muni per day is astonishing. we're moving a lot of people on a given day. one interesting statistic is we have a portion of muni, the metro system. it has six different lines, and two of those lines, i'm not sure which ones, each carry more volume individually than the entire santa clara valley transit authority like whale system in the south bay. how there is one down there, but nobody rides it. ballpoint of this exercise is to make the public aware and talk to your representatives at the state and federal level and let's get funding where people use transit, and that is in san francisco. let's try to, and a spirit of was done many years ago, explore the idea of more transit in its own right of way. the ability to move people quickly other tha

stockton had a conversation and think about it. it will matter in an election in which nothing -- no one will win in the first round. please visit the website. thank you. [applause] >> i want to thank all of you who think it -- for thinking about who we are going to be in the 21st century but i am proud of my record of helping to build the kind of city want to live in. of the past three years, leading the board of supervisors, i have helped to balance budget deficits with a total of $1.4 billion. we have helped to pass tough ethics legislation. we have helped to build a new water cut with the america's cup, the exploratory, and a cruise ship project. i was proud to be the first elected official at city hall that had conversations with twitter to make sure that we were keeping companies like them, zynga, and yelp here and the city. we need to work together to build a 21st century sentences go with great schools, with creative and innovative industries, with housing for all. it is hard in one minute to talk about all these ideas, but

and the next time i wake up i was in a small hospital in stockton, california. and i am vomiting, and strapped. and on one of those yellow stretchers. and my neck is protected. and now i know, i know what a traumatic brain injury and how you protect it. and the doctor was trying to get me to relax, i was vomiting, and sick to my stomach. and my father relays the story and hours go by. because i was down there for minutes with no oxygen. and they thought i had a stroke, i couldn't feel my hands having side effects from the liquid gas. and a few hours later i woke up. and my father came in and my brother was crying, and i talk about this story. and a few hours went by. and i asked my father, and i noticed there were some young nurses taking care of me. and i my father knew i would be okay, when i asked my dad, dad, how does my hair look. [laughter] so we knew, and as you can imagine, the whole idea the moment i grabbed my co- worker, pablo. i knew i had given it all i had. and at this point it was symbolic of me tracking that things would work out for me. >> when

. >> reporter: famous nails in stockton is picking up the pieces after a brazen broad daylight attack. a nail technician who doesn't want to appear on camera tells us it all started when a man walked in and asked to use the bathroom. when employees told him no, they say the man waved in an accomplice and the pair of armed robbers jumped into action closing the blinds to make sure no one on the busy street would see what happens next. >> point is a black revolver gun and then he said, everyone like lay down. >> reporter: face to face with a gunman -- >> like a revolver like holding pointing at us like this. >> reporter: robbers ordered the three workers and a single customer to get on the floor. >> hopefully he don't just shoot us for fun. >> reporter: employees say the customer a regular at the neighborhood nail spot couldn't keep calm. >> she was crying. she was shooken up, yeah. everybody was scared. >> reporter: after stealing from the register, workers and customers' purse, the gunman gave one final demand. >> after that he say count to 100 and then he left. >> reporter: thankful

the group set up a table on stockton street in chinatown and they appear to be helping elderly voters understand the ballot. while it's unclear whether the video shows any obvious wrongdoing, some independent witnesses tell cbs 5 the ed heads crossed way over the line. >> one of the people wearing the shirts was marking a ballot. >> reporter: this afternoon district attorney's office tells cbs 5 he has opened a preliminary investigation. several other candidates have also called on the federal department of justice to investigate just how much help was being given these voters and whether the ed heads crossed the line into all-out voter fraud. >> this is an orchestrated, coordinated effort on the part of the interim mayor, ed lee, to basically steal an election. and i am particularly perturbed, disturbed and angry about that. >> reporter: just after he was endorsed by former mayor and now lieutenant governor newsom late this afternoon, mayor lee strongly denounced the group saying they are an independent expenditure organization completely unassociated with his campaign for mayor. >>

directors unanimously executed the purchase agreement for the acquisition of property at 900- 93 stockton street in san francisco for the subway project. the purchase price of the property, $6.9 million, assumption of current lease to assume the property owner's property management agreement with on site property managers inc.. the purchase agreement was approved by the property owner on october 6. we are now required by law to report the action was taken. item number six, introduction of new or unfinished business. >> thank you. i but like to put on the next agenda that we vote to approve the continuation of the [unintelligible] program, extending it so that they can continue this program. so the drivers have a way out, if they want to leave the business. >> is this something that the advisory committee has dealt with? >> yes, they have dealt with it. supposedly, there is a resolution on the staff asked -- staff desk. >> i am not sure that we can promise that for the next meeting. there are several things that have to happen. >> is that ok, director? we are checking to see what is on the

west winds at fs o, west at santa rosa, southeast in stockton, right there, it is mixed precipitation up in sierra nevada, 50s on the temperatures, clearing skies behind, the wind might save us from getting too cool, it will pop-up in the north bay and split over the entire area and a possibility of a shower, they will start to move in tomorrow and tomorrow will not be the transition day. tomorrow windy, there will be showers and we will have morning sun and afternoon clouds and it will be hit and miss on showers. 60s on the temperatures, low to upper, and i don't think it will matter. windy with showers and we will get some morning sun, partly cloudy skies, with your weekend in view, we will have sunshine and warmer weather. >>> well the rain here does not seem nearly as bad when we come to one massachusetts town. heavy rain, less streets there, streets looked more like rivers after the town received five inches in a matter of hours. the high water flooded dozens of homes and schoolyards but there are no reports of anyone hurt. >>> coming up at 5:00, we are on storm watch. the warnin

on saturday days served a warrant on a home in stockton hoping to find >>officer: we introduce teargas and to the house hoping to find the he has contacts across california, new york and arizona. >>maureen: police say the incident started on 580. that is when the driver of this transit vans hit with the motorcycle rider and drug him and his machine. >> the driver of the motorcycle into the motorcycle were wedged under meet the front of the van. as the band continued to drive, the went underneath the van. the bike was dragged on the front of the van for about 1 mi.. >>maureen: the victim was a hell's angel and died a local hospital. police say the driver, eddie hall oakland, tried to flee after pulling over near the 150 avenue off ramp. he has been arrested for homicide in felony hit and run. the freeway was shut down for close to 10 hours. >>officer: we are not sure what caused the driver to take the action that he did. >>maureen: officers are hoping the witnesses come forward. >>vicki: to men that were shot in the face and chest are expected to survive. the men were shot around 1:40 a