no. >> terry: jhonny peralta is such a good fastball hitter. you have a guy on deck that hasn't been getting a ton of hits and a guy that hasn't even been playing so they'll let jhonny swing. >> joe: the go-ahead run at first with nobody out. >> joe: 99 running away from peralta. strike one. >> terry: feliz does such a good job holding runners. the only way to put them in motion is a hit-and-run. they can't put a straight steal. >> joe: that becomes so iffy with the swings and misses against feliz. >> terry: that is part of the package. >> joe: game number 169 of the season and gene lamont has to come down and talk to peralta with the sign. >> terry: i think that's because they don't hit-and-run very much in the situation. they have to try to move this runner. >> joe: now he shows bunt. takes a ball. >> terry: they've never asked him to bunt. that is why. this is not an easy guy to turn around and show him your chest. this could easily go from a bunt to hit-and-run. >> joe: now count in the favor of peralta 2-1. the bunt checks up. and it's per

he will walk away hot. >> terry: he is yelling at everybody. >> terry: he may be saying with the appealcall, not wait for the umpire to ask. that might be part of the point here. >> joe: jim leyland has had his day. we looked at it a number of times. i'm sure we'll look at it again to see if the ball hit the pant leg of victor martinez. he went down to first as if he was hit. miguel cabrera kept running. initially, they were going to allow the run. >> terry: how do you tell? >> joe: they overturn the call and brought cabrera back. now a strike. he is in for raburn. we'll go down as the hit bats man. to put two on with one out. boy, holland has been in the middle of trouble every innin inning. right back in it. he walked the first time and now in a hole 0-2. >> terry: if you throw a breaking ball and hit upright on somebody's leg, you have to expect something bad to happen. >> joe: today. 0-4 with runners in scoring position. are the tigers. raburn could come up with something big. let it rip. 94-mile-per-hour fastball. still 0-2. >> terry: here is where you see the difference in the two

. >> terry: i can hear the phone ringing from up here, though. you'll see somebody get up in a second here. >> joe: here they go. >> joe: ogando starts to get loose. two on, one out. that's six in a row, that pitch from c.j. wilson. here is ogando with a switch-hitting victor martinez on deck. dangerous pitch. instead it's ball three. >> terry: cabrera is not even flinching. he is not taking all the way there. he's just seeing the ball really good. >> joe: cabrera get out of the box. walked ten feet up the line and now gets back in. the count is 3-0. on the inside corner. cabrera looked ready swing. it's 3-1. good pitch on 3-0. >> joe: inside, to load them up. >> terry: this is where the victor martinez factor comes in. he's a professional hitter and they didn't want cabrera to beat him. but now they're sitting here with bases loaded. >> joe: ogando trying to get ready in a hurry. last year, big weapon out of the pen for rangers. this year, starter. he has been good out of the pen this post season. here is victor martinez. >> joe: swing on a bord

terry parker and terry church. these are three individuals from the rec and park family who have made a difference of the past years and truly exemplifies this type of employee every city park department would love to have, and all three are retiring. i want to start with joe faulkner. the career that began in 1973, only one year before his father retired from the city in 1974. together they represent over 76 years of continuous family history working with the city. as a kid he picked up golf balls for joey wright. he was accomplished golfer in his own right. he is a two-time men's championship and they are family tournament champions until did you had to leave the golden gate golf course. he was a gardener at lincoln park for 11 years and has taken care of the golden gate park golf course for the past 17 years, keeping it maintained a high level, even though he endured a much publicized scandals last year. his work for the mx tournament 2005 and charles schwab cup in 2010, a pledge of event that it held in san fra

i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. my friends, the ones i'm close with from the streets know me and terry are homies. we're just friends. that's as far as it goes. >> you're the homey, man, you know you're the homey. >> i would like to be known as more than just a homie or a friend. someone who is sincere and nice, that can be there to talk to them, you know, just as a person, instead of the situation as it was. >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. >> what? >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. wow. >> with terry's future possibly hanging in the balance, terry and clarence will have to wait to find out if their request to live together is granted. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" will these potential cellmates become soul mates? >> when you see somebody acting just like a woman, there's always going to be some type of temptation. >>> plus, officers give these inmates a surprise wake-up call. we're centurylink ... we're committed to improving lives and linking americans to what matters most with hon

terry mcsweeney is live there.terry, give us the latest, have they moved all the protesters out of the park? >> reporter: the protesters are out of the park fairly without incident. one person was picked up and carried out. the other three pretty much peaceful resistance. officers said get up, they got up, got cuffed and taken away. right now what you are seeing is on 19th, a long row of police this is nothing compared to the number of police -- let me get out of way. get an idea of how far this line goes. all the way down there. i do not know which -- the reason for this. it may be the protesters kicked out of frank ogawa have regrouped and may be coming this way the line of officers -- if you can turn to your right and show it all the way down the block. there is an incredible show of force down here. it leads know believe there's some reason police believe the protesters may be trying to come back to snow park and have decided they are going to make some kind of stand here. snow park was occupied by maybe 12, 14

>> terry: no chance. >> joe: ryan raburn. >> terry: you know he desperately just wants to get on. just to get cabrera a chance. >> joe: see if feliz can throw strikes as he misses inside. ball one to raburn who has had a nice night. pair of walks. base hit his first time up. every tiger fan is hoping that number 24 miguel cabrera bats one more time tonight. strike one. almost got away from napoli which would have sent the tying run down to second. >> joe: that is the first non-fastball of the inning. 1-2. >> terry: a little bigger lead. >> joe: that had a wrinkle on it as well. it's 2-2. tying run at first. two out. huge threat on deck. >> terry: they want to get him right here. they don't want to go full count and put the runner motion. >> joe: 2-2 pitch. >> joe: game over. rangers take game one. [ cheers & applause ] this thrilling night ended with an explanation point from neftali feliz. struck out the side in the ninth. the difference in the game is our best play of tonight's game, brought to you by the audi a-8. true greatness should never go unrecognized. it was nelson cruz

terry will be reporting more.oll plaza, high wind advisory on the span no metering lights yet, pools of water past the tolls towards the metering lights. high wind advisory lifted for the san mateo bridge no longer a concern either direction traffic moving well east and westbound. 280 southbound in daly city san francisco area, off-ramp blocked with accident, look like sensors are picking up too much slowing. . >> 6:19. tiger woods will be practicing today south of san jose before tomorrow's start of the golf tournament. he was chosen to play in the president's cup in australia next month. the captain says he wants tiger to play in tune-up events to get ready. woods missed the cut at the pga's last major in august still the game's best draw. tens of thousands of fans are expected to watch him tomorrow afternoon at 12:10 and friday morning at 7:four tie. -- at 7:40. >>> the training of a prince. british royalty in california this week. >> doh! the budget battle that could spell the end of the longest runnin h@ ask

terry,-- terry, you pointed out -- i just made myself laugh. you pointed out that katy perry and russell brand being down at occupy wall street is absurd? >> i think it is hipocritical. but that's what they should do, why not? >> are you insinuating that a pam pared, heavy-breasted 22-year-old and a guy that cold his book "my booky wokey" might not be able to act with adult accountability? >> i stepped out of line. >> i appreciate it. diane, what side are you on in this argument? i was very confused by what you were saying. it sounds like you were attacking them, but then defending them jie. which argument, katy and russell? >> no, the one we were talking about. >> i'm sorry, you didn't say my name in a sentence so i wasn't paying attention. >> i said diane at the beginning. stick with me, girl. stick with me. >> what do you have? katy and russell being there or are you talking about the murder thing. >> let's move on. >> well done. >> dan, i heard you make a smart remark that russell and katy being down it would be the backbreaker. it really i

. >> terry: i can hear the phone ringing from up here, though. you'll see somebody get up in a second here. >> joe: here they go. >> joe: ogando starts to get loose. two on, one out. that's six in a row, that pitch from c.j. wilson. here is ogando with a switch-hitting victor martinez on deck. dangerous pitch. instead it's ball three. >> terry: cabrera is not even flinching. he is not taking all the way there. he's just seeing the ball really good. >> joe: cabrera get out of the box. walked ten feet up the line and now gets back in. the count is 3-0. on the inside corner. cabrera looked ready swing. it's 3-1. good pitch on 3-0. >> joe: inside, to load them up. >> terry: this is where the victor martinez factor comes in. he's a professional hitter and they didn't want cabrera to beat him. but now they're sitting here with bases loaded. >> joe: ogando trying to get ready in a hurry. last year, big weapon out of the pen for rangers. this year, starter. he has been good out of the pen this post season. here is victor martinez. >> joe: swing on a bord

in other words, not charged in connection to brian terry's murder. so there's been that sort of an inconsistency. again we know that under the bush administration, there were similar operations but they were coordinated with mexico, they made ever effort to keep their eyes on the weapons the whole time. so we're not per se saying that tracing weapons is a bad idea. >> schieffer: sharyl, what do you make of this? >> i was going to ask, could you explain why law enforcement would theoretically have to tamper with the evidence, what are the bigger implications beyond the terry family as to why there could be something going on at the scene that would be so important that we still wouldn't know what happened there ten months later? >> you know, when i asked the attorney general when he knew about the fast and furious, i expected any number of answers except the one that it had only been a couple of weeks. more than a month after the president had made a statement about eric holder not authorizing it. you get these inconsistencies in an investigation as y

including jamie who bought the gun that killed brian terry, and others purchased 290 guns.d furious defendants, 19 were back on the street within hours of their arrest. >> alfredo? >> yes. >> i'm a correspondent with fox news s there anything you want to say to the people who have been harmed by the guns that you bought? >> no. >> i'm not going to say anything. talk to his lawyer. >> together the group bought some 2,000 weapons while agents watched cameras installed by the atf inside gun stores like lone wolf. >> were they every told sure, go ahead with the sale? >> yes, sir. that's part of the problem is that they were -- we would say do you want us to stop selling them? is there something we should be aware of? >> no, continue to sell them. >> more than one store panicked as boxes of assault weapons flew often their shelves 13 into pickups bound for mexico. >> i wanted to make sure none of the firearms would or could end up south of the border in in the hands of the bad guys wrote the scottsdale gun club. i'm look for reassurance the guns are not going south or in the wro

then i began to have thoughts about terri. i thought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area of their body, you know. i thought that's very similar to me, you know. it's like the person has had their sex organ removed. that's what i thought, you know, but i wasn't completely sure. this was after we got married. >> it was on the fourth day of their honeymoon when terri confirmed moore's suspicions. >> i confronted terri, you know, with some questions that i had, and she told me that she had been a man. >> did it make you question yourself? >> oh, yeah. still to this day. >> tell me about that. >> well, to find out you're in love with someone that is homosexual and you're not a homosexual, then things started progressing to real loss of temper, you know, towards the individual and hatred for the individual. i began to hate them, you know, and i hated them

terry thanks. >>> now your forecast with mike.more clouds this morning. >> yeah, we have patchy clouds even clear areas where fog has formed this morning. especially on 101 watch out around novato 3/4 mile visibility to one quarter mile visibility around santa rosa, everybody else visibility fairly unlimited this morning. 48 novato, 51 santa rosa after 40s earlier. everybody else in the 50s until you get to oakland and mountain view 663 and 61. cooler this morning -- sightly warm they are afternoon with more sun, except for along the coast where it will be stubborn. warmest weather from the coast around the bay shore into the south bay, east bay, north bay valleys mid to upper 70s. around the coast into san francisco mid 60s. upper 60s to near 70 around richmond, oakland and san mateo. monterey bay fog around salinas, 69 this afternoon, 63 clouds, everybody else in the 70s. upper 70s around morgan hill and gilroy as you head east. warming trend again today will peak over the weekend sun and warmer than average weather everywhere e

>>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san jose. the search continues this morning for the man who opened fire yesterday. he shot 10 people, killing three. lateness the search coming up. -- >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield in san francisco with -- where the tribute for steve jobs are pouring in. what happens next at apple? >>> good morning, a couple of items for your weather. cooler this morning. tracking showers on doppler. we'll talk about how much cooler it is going to be tomorrow before the warming trend this weekend. >>> happy thursday. live look at the san mateo bridge all quiet and nice. chains required over donner summit details in a little bit. >>> thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. police agencies throughout the bay area are on the lookout for a man accused in a deadly shooting rampage in cupertino yesterday. we are learning frightening new details about the attack that killed three and wounded seven more. terry mcsweeney is live at the sheriff's department in san jose. terry, the suspect was heavily

he seemed comfortable there, and that's what surprised me, terry. he's comfortable there. he was the master mind of the biggest ponzi scheme in american history. >> could be one notch biggest fraud cases ever. >> scam of the century. >> reporter: bernie madoff swindled billions from investors. today, he lives in a cell, sentenced to prison for 150 years. i went to his prison in north carolina, two weeks ago. and sat face to face with him for two hours. he told me, surprisingly, that he's happier now than he's been in years, quote, i feel safer here than outside. i know i will die in prison. but i live the last 20 years of my life in fear. now, i have no fear, because i'm no longer in control of my own life. when i asked him if he missed his old life, he responded, "hell no." may doch acknowledges that he should be punished and he realizes that he destroyed his family. his son mark hung himself last year in his own home. crushed by the betrayal of his father. mark's widow, stephanie, told "20/20's" chris cuomo how she felt about madoff now. >> i hate bernie madoff. if i saw

ex-army buddy terry nichols. >> terry nichols certainly believed the federal government was against the average person. he considered himself to be a prisoner in a country that wasn't his. >> beginning in september of '94 is really when they started to gather the ingredients. >> the both of them were buying the material for the bomb and collecting it. it was like a long-term project for them. because this is a 7,000-pound bomb they're building. >> they are going and making large purchases of ammonium nitrate in these 50-pound bags. this granular fertilizer that will make up half the bomb. they've got various storage sites where they're storing it and getting ready to pull it all together. >> mcveigh had nichols totally under his control. from the beginning, the plan was mcveigh's. nichols was a big player. nicoles was a bit player. >> in october 1994, mcveigh and nichols break into a rock quarry in marian, kansas. they already have tons of material to create the bomb but they still need the mechanism to ignite the device. >> he steals a lot of explosives. that, a, would have been very d

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:56 now.ffic. >>> 70 along the coast through the weekend, mid to upper 70s around the bay and inland halloween looking the same. next thursday the rain and fog comes back into the forecast. >>> new accident san jose 237 at north first accident blocking a lane there. drive times before we leave you this morning, remember that new portion of the bay bridge is going in and could cause delays later this morning. >> but don't look. that's it for this edition of the abc 7 morning news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track of the latest news at twitter. you can talk about the news stories at facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day. >> bye-bye everybody!

terry, i want to start with you on this one and then hear everybody's take. when it comes to solving the problem, what are some of the most promising technologies for your service, whether it's biofuels, solar panels, nuclear for bases or smaller ships, whether we're talking about converting trash to power, all that stuff, what's the most important stuff? >> last year the united states air force spent $2.2 billion on energy, about $6.8 billion was spent on fuel to fly our jets. so that's our area of focus. and with regards to the technologies that embellish that supply chain, things like biofuels and alternative fuels. so we are are focusing a lot on finding aircraft to be able to fly on virtually any of those kinds of fuels that are produced primarily domestically from biofuels and from liquid and so forth. i think probably one of the most promising technologies is this thing called alcohol to jet. virtually any plant that has a cellulose base can be converted into a useable fuel that's a drop-in replacement for jp-8 and that's where we're headed with regard

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> terry, thank you. 5:55 right now.ve to see another day. >> that's the old observing tree near menlo park. the project is part of an upgrade to thebk aqueduct. a plan to removecú3hs the tree sparked proceed tests. the tree is 150-years-old. the san francisco public utilities commission will pay $200,000 to dig beneath the roots. >>> ralph nader says universities that are serious about education should think about dropping big time sports. the former presidential candidate took that controversial position in a speech to 100 students and staff at uc berkeley nader says academics have become secondary at many schools. regular students suffer from a lack of resources while athletes are pampered and committed. he says dropping athletic scholarships would deflate a lot of problem. >>> new ordinance requiring cell phone companies to disclose radiation levels emitted by the devices they sell is on hold. a judge has granted a temporary injunction sought by lawyers vending the wireless industry. they claim the first amendment pr

that's what surprise med, terry. he's comfortable there. he was the mastermind of the biggest ponzi scheme in american history. >> this would be one of the biggest fraud cases ever. >> it's shaken an i a battered public. >> he swindled billions from investors and today he lives in a cell, sentenced to prison for 150 years. i went to his prison in north carolina two weeks ago and sat face-to-face with him for two hours. he told me were surprisingly, that he's happier now than he's been in years, quote, i feel safer here than outside. i know i will die in prison, but i live the last 20 years of my life in fear. now i have no fear because i am no long her control of my own life. when i asked him if he missed his old life he responded, "hell, no." he acknowledges he should be punished and he realized he destroyed his family. his son hung himself last year his own home. crushed by the betrayal of his father. mark's widow, receive any, told "20/20" how she felt about may don't have now. >> i hate bernie madoff. if i saw bernie madoff now i would

but the weapons surfaced in crimes on both sides of the border, including at agent terry's murder. the fbi has been investigating. a ballistics report turned over to congress mentions just two rifles, saying it could not be determined if one of them fired the bullet that killed terry. but today on "face the nation," republican congressman darryl issa told bob schieffer there is reason to ask whether there is a third missing weapon. >> when agents who were at brian terry's funeral made statements to his mother indicating there were three weapons, then you look and say, "was there a third weapon at the scene? were there additional people who escaped with weapons?" >> reporter: also in secret recordings obtained by cbs news, the lead atf case agent speaks to a gun dealer who cooperated with atf in selling weapons to suspects. they refer to a third weapon, supposedly recovered at the terry murder scene, an sks rifle. >> reporter: on the broader question of who knew what when in fast and furious, issa says he would like to re-question attorney general eric holder. >> are you saying the

terry? >> that's for sure, brian. thank you. tonight, late news, violent clashes in oakland, california. police there using tear gas to dispersion occupy wall street mome

terry? >> that's for sure, brian. thank you., late news, violent clashes in oakland, california. police there using tear gas to dispersion occupy wall street movement protesters who reportedly tried to return to the city hall area after being evicted there earlier in the day. dozens of people were

>> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney. one of the hundreds and hundreds of bridges and overpasses listed as structurally deficient in a new report. you might want to hear this information. i'll have it for you. >>> new home for protesters sparks new warning from police. standoff brewing in occupy oakland expand to second location. >>> cloud cover around the bay area even inland valleys, breezy and cooler today. it won't last long. warmer weather, soon. >>> following your wednesday morning commute. live look at the golden gate bridge fog-free and problem-free now. "sig alert" for the north bay. commuters in petaluma sonoma more on that >>> good wednesday morning it is 5:00. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. disturbing news for drivers who will use one of the east bay's many bridges. we are second in the nation when it comes to bridges with structural deficiencies. terry mcsweeney is live with more. how bad is it? >> reporter: the report comes to us from the group called transportation for america. it says about 1 out of

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> i'm terry mcsweeney in oakland. a city on the search for a new police chief this morning. anthony batts resigning yesterday a few choice words for the city. the story coming up. >>> also, supporters of the occupy san francisco protest plan to march through the city's financial district this morning. they will be joined by members of one of the bay area's largest labor unions. >>> barricades placed near the san bruno site will come down this morning. >>> clear and cooler. temperatures make a dramatic jump today through friday. >>> following your wednesday morning commute. live look at the san mateo bridge. all is quiet. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. oakland begins searching for its fourth police chief in seven years. we are learning more about what may have motivated chief anthony batts to drop the resignation bombshell yesterday. terry mcsweeney is live at the headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: the city of oakland losing its police chief anthony batts. he's going to b

it this man, terry thompson, who opened this exotic animal farm had had a number of run-ins with the law, many of them animal related. out of the more than 50 exotic animals he kept here, only four had state permits for black bears. this was the headline this morning in central ohio, and this is how jack hanna, director emeritus of the columbus zoo, put it. >> this is not just a nightmare. it's like noah's ark, wrecking right here in zanesville, ohio. >> reporter: the sheriff said the animals kept on a private farm had been set loose. among them-- >> one baboon, three mountain lionlions and 18 tigers. >> reporter: the animals' cages cut open by the owner terry thompson who then apparently committed suicide. he left no note. a vietnam vet whose fascination with animals is said to have begun in 1977 when he gave his wife a lion cub as a gift. many of his animals were purchased through exotic animal auctions. neighbor sam kopchak spotted the animals and made the first 911 call. >> i said we have a major big problems. there are animals out. i said i don't know how many. i know there's a

terry mcsweeney live near oakland city hall protesters still on the scene nothing compared to what we saw last night. police shooting tear gas. protesters throwing paint at the cops. details coming up. >>> seven bay area schools could learn their fate tonight. school board members are expected to decide on closures, tonight. >>> live look from sutro tower, a little fog. we'll talk about where thickest and update you on our fire danger. >>> good morning sue hall. light at the bay bridge toll plaza overnight roadwork. we'll help you get around that >>> good morning 4:30 on this wednesday morning i'm eric thomas. organizers of the occupy oakland protest are hoping to retake ground they lost to police yesterday. they are tweeting volunteers asking them to come back and reoccupy frank ogawa plaza despite three clashes they had with tear gas firing cops. terry mcsweeney is live at frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: right now there are still protesters out here this is the flashpoint for all the violence that happened yesterday. you can see now people milling around the signs are still up, no p

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in san jose. police have shot more people this year than in any year since 2004. today the chief is going to talk about it. the story coming up in a live report. >>> check out the winds of change and what they are bringing, fog. sea breeze back temperatures dropped 9 to 16° today. more cooling in the forecast. >>> good morning. live look at 680 through walnut creek so far, so good. we check the other hot spots in a few minutes. >>> it is now about 6:01 on this tuesday morning. thanks for being here i'm eric thomas rich >>> and i'm kristen sze. >> the occupy san francisco protesters are expected to move to city hall today to demonstrate against police attempts to remove them. amy hollyfield joins us live with the latest. the mayor may face tough questions about the protest today. >> reporter: the supervisors want to know how can this tip to exist and have a harmonious city. they are not supposed to be here city law says parks are closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.. police promised to move them out overn

>> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in san jose. this morning the police chief is going to be talking about the rash of shootings involving police officers. five in the past month. the story coming up. >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield live in herman plaza occupy sf protesters are surprised but happy to still be here. they thought for sure police would make them move out overnight. >>> good morning mainly clear conditions around the bay. clouds at the coast they will buy a cooler trend to our forecast. it -- they will bring a cooling trend to our forecast. >>> good morning. so far so good. some activity on the mcarthur freeway 580 on ramp shutdown more on that. >>> a lot going on this tuesday morning. 5 a.m. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze san jose police will hold a news conference to answer questions on the sixth shooting this year involving officers. they killed a suspect sunday. some are blaming the recent surge in police pulling their guns on budget cuts. terry mcsweeney is live at the police depart

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney near city hall protesters still on the scene. some have been here all night. a far cry from what we saw last night as amy was talking about. tear gas was fired, after police say they were hit with projectiles. story coming up. >>> good morning. see how clear it is?) becoming around the bay area, winds kicking in. >>> wednesday morning commute, a little fog down the golden gate bridge. a couple of areas you should be aware of. >>> it is wednesday at 5:00, thank you for starting your day with us i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. a few protesters still milling around after their group was difficult event out by police firing tear gas in several clashes yesterday. they may be gearing up to do it again this evening. terry mcsweeney is live in frank ogawa plaza to tell us what people are tweeting. >> reporter: we've got two dozen protesters still out here. i was talking to them, most have been here all night long. they are saying the key to retaking frank ogawa plaza and reinstituting occupy oakland next to city hall is if people d

seven weeks later, terry king was dead.t happened the sunday after thanksgiving, firefighters responding to a house fire, found king dead in his recliner, his head smashed in. the boys now 12 and 13 were gone when their father's body was found. two days later, rick chavis turned them over to police. that's when they confessed. >> i made sure he was asleep. i got the bat and i hit him over the head. >> derek said he did the killing. >> i hit him once and i heard him moan, then i was afraid he might wake up and see us so i just kept on hitting him. >> alex said he was behind it all. >> derek took the hits but i was the one that gave him the idea. >> the boys also admitted they had started the fire to cover up the killing. >> my anger was so overwhelming that i just did what i thought was right. >> what he thought was right? had their father beaten them? abused them? not really, said the boys. he did hit them occasionally. but their friend, rick chavis, said it was more like mental abuse, just the way their father, terry, look

december 142010 a tragedy occurs with agent terry.one knows at that point that the death of agent terry is a result of the guns blocking issue. at the ends of january, senator grassley sends a letter to the head of atf. in early february, we begin to get reports that the death of agent terry may have been related to the guns walking issue. a week or two later the attorney general not only stops the program but called for an independent investigation point is not true that napolitano in the month of december after the terry tragedy occurs knew that it was a result of guns walking it, not even true she knew about it in the month of january. none of us knew until february when news reports started to reveal there might and link. as soon as theling was revealed the program was stopped and an independent investigation was called. the idea that napolitano should be speaking to holder during the course an independent investigation, both and jay would be attacking her for trying to obstruct justice. everything that was done here was done by t

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in berkeley. not far from the epicenter of yesterday's two quakes. feel 'em? they were felt from the east bay to san francisco down to santa cruz. experts are saying don't be surprised if we get more. >>> good morning, patchy fog developing over the last couple of hours. how it may impact where you are diving this morning we'll talk about that and the big warming trend this weekend. >>> following your friday morning commute. this is a live look at bay lights, so far, so good. details in a few minutes. >>> good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. city officials are telling the occupy oakland protesters they are no longer welcome to camp out in front of city hall. will police evict them? police haven't moved in yet. amy hollyfield is live at frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: the notice came at 8:00 last night that the protesters would have to believe by 10 p.m., everyday. they would not be allowed cam here. you can see behind me they are still here going strong with no

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> 5:07. in oakland, city councilmember will make his push for the expansion of the city's converse a beginning injunctions and curfews. in response to the august shooting death of 3-year-old carlos nava. a councilman says the legislation has been denied before but he's calling again for an injunction. he says the mayor and council have a responsibility to give oakland police more resources otherwise all lawmakers are doing is just talking. >>> for the first time in more than four years amanda knox is waking up outside of prison walls in italy. she on a plane now on her way home this morning to seattle. the 24-year-old arrived at the airport in rome in a her -- she left last night after her conviction was shown out. the prosecutor is appealing the court's decision to set her free. for knock the question is will italian prosecutors ask for a retrial? >> i don't think anybody would let her go back for another trial in italy. >> knox's family celebrates her long awaited homecoming. meredith kerch

terry mcsweeney joining us in san francisco. >> reporter: transportation for america chose this spot in san francisco to he will straight its conclusion that -- to illustrate its conclusion that one in five bridges or overpasses are structurally deficient. they say all you have to do is look up. you can see the cracks on the side of the northbound 101 freeway this is only 200 yards from where amy was standing talking the crash that closed 101 earlier today. this overpass one of the struures identified in the record. the richmond san rafael bridge with 380 plus bridges andoverpasses in four north and east bay area counties are according to the federal highway administration, structurally deficient. that they need work, maybe just paving or perhaps reinspection. they are just getting old. according to the group -- >> even when money is hard, it is important to realize where you are going to spend your dollars. transportation fixing up making sure our bridges are safe is where smart dollars should be spent. >> reporter: talking about federal dollars there. senator er -- senator boxer is

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry thanks. oaoakland mayor quan did release this statement after today's police action: many support the goals of the national occupy wall street movement we maintained daily communication with the protesters in oakland. however, over the last week it was apparent that neither the demonstrators nor the city could maintain safe or sanitary conditions or control the ongoing vandalism. quan said frank ogawa plaza will continue to be open as a free speech area from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.. >>> occupy oakland evictions have triggered quite a discussion on our facebook page. >> in san jose police arrested four protesters and cited two at the occupy camp there this morning in this is youtube video showing officers making arrests over the weekend. there have been regular round ups since friday. the protester who moved on to a three story wall yesterday is still there today. police say he slept on top of the wall overnight and is communicating with them. officers say they will not force him down because of saf

terry mcsweeney is live at the sheriff department's command center. >> reporter: law enforcement officials are on the 4th floor trying to map out where they go at daybreak when the ground search begins again. despite having choppers up all night with thermal images and yesterday's all day search no sign of shareef allman. take a look at the location in sunnyvale where he was at homestead and tantau yesterday morning 7:00 when he shot a woman in a failed carjacking. police and s.w.a.t. teams were unable to find him. witnesses say it again 4:30 yesterday morning in the cement plan in cupertino. allman walked into a meeting say something to the effect you want to mess with me and opened fire with an assault rifle and handgun. at 7:00 he was in the parking lot where he shot the woman. all day search turned up nothing. seems to be nowhere to be found. >> we know the area that we searched is clear. we believe it is. we've had many teams working many hours in clearing the neighborhoods an joining neighborhoods, please lock your doors like you should every night and be aware. we still believe the

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. -- >>> 5:05. san jose police asking for the public's help in solving the murders of two former students. 21-year-old eric otokawa of san jose and his 20-year-old girlfriend kristina pandula of sunnyvale. she was a nursing student he was a student last spring. police say they were shot to death late saturday morning inside otokawa's rented apartment, located on south third street the door opens up to an alley investigators tracking down leads told neighbors both were shot in the head several times and may have known their killer. >> we need the public's help. we are reaching out to them we know somebody is out there who knows this individual, whom they suspect he or she committed the crime. >> one witness reported seeing a man drive off in a black honda. police want to hear about anyone who might have had a motive. >>> san jose police officer on administrative leave while offs investigate his involvement in a deadly shooting. morning officers had reports of a person with a gun. police say the offic

terry what you think and system the system. failed people in. in in greece so you know i think it's. you can make a cartoon of saying this kind of global uprising against capitalism it is there are there are lots of rumblings against capitalism and the should be ok but they're not saying ok terrifying go to you i mean and i think we should keep in mind the same logical as the n.s.a. already terrifying go to you i mean all the. liberal model fail is it failing at least in the west and we can talk about democracy and capitalism as it applies to the north africa. no i have a little different perspective on this peter i think what we're seeing in north africa and elsewhere in the world is a continuation of a revolution against excessive government we saw it twenty years ago in the collapse of the soviet union we're seeing it now in north africa we've seen it throughout africa itself as the quest for individual liberty and freedom and opportunity for individuals continues i think the united states is an important example or of this we perhaps even st

he's a professor of sociology at the london school of economics in washington we have on bassett or terry miller he is the director of the center for international trade and economics the heritage foundation and in some paulo we go to pepe escobar he is a journalist and author all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us about this global rumble let's go back to the beginning for a few moments there it began with a little man's cry of despair over social injustice mohamed bouazizi self-immolating in front of a government building in tunisia on the seventeenth of december two thousand and two. and within days hundreds and thousands of tunisians caught the fire of protest against the ruling regime then along came egypt libya syria bahrain yemen and soon practically the entire arab world was in govt in a political conflagration we have witnessed an extraordinary change taking place in the middle east and north africa square by square town by town. country by country but by that time the wind of discontent had lo

and leave it to harry and terry. >> harry and i both pretty much saw it at the same time.shape. >> we both looked up, seen something white right there. as we got closer, we realized it was a bear. >> reporter: and then they made the nearly four-hour drive to deliver daddy bear back home in person. >> justice. i have something for you. >> what is that? >> daddy bear! >> reporter: and who were the ones who really got choked up then? >> you're very welcome. >> reporter: harry and terry. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. we have kids, as well. >> it was well worth it, you bet. >> thank you. >> reporter: well, all in a day's work. well -- that, and then some. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> and so we choose harry and terry for reunited justice and daddy bear so she can sleep a little more peacefully until her actual daddy comes home. thanks so much for watching this week. we're alwaysabcnews.com. and i will be back later with that special edition of "20/20," a truly inspiring group of children of the plains, in a hidden america. hope you'll join us. and david muir