>> according to reports, this guy used to be the cleaning guy at the police station and no one at the police station realized that he quit like a month ago. so this guy walks into the back door of the police station, punches in the secret code that he knows and with a screwdriver pries open a drawer that contains cash from paid parking tickets. >> wow. >> he ended up with 200 to 300 bucks in cash. now, the crazy thing is, i guess his conscience got the best of him because he ended up turning himself in. so now he's been arrested. he was arrested on tuesday. 20-year-old logan schwab. >> he's 20 years old, he's a mixed up kid, he just doesn't know. he thought this is going to be an easy heist, now i feel bad about it, i did work there, i'll turn myself in. i think they'll probably do a thorough background check on their next cleaning person. >>> i think gene simmons will be really jealous of this one. this video aired as part of national geographic's untamed america's documentary series. >> does this flower have a tongue? >> the mammal that pollinates it does. >> the fruit bat? >> this

terry mcsweeney is live at the police station. >> reporter: just for clarification the police station investigators are working that case over in the ingleside district and what we have is a man find shot shortly after midnight and investigators are saying he has died. take a look at pictures from the scene. according to the police the shooting took place shortly after midnight. a neighbor called it in 12:20. there were three shots, a pause and five more shots. police arrived at the scene, firefighters, emergency crews, there was an effort, we are told, to revive the victim, but it was too late. he passed away. described only as a man in his 20s. police don't have a lot more than that right now because again, it is maybe four hours ago that this transpired. interesting, this happened near niagara, a couple blocks from city college san francisco, the same street where five people were murdered earlier this year in march. that turned out to be a robbery that went bad. five people found killed, suspects arrested in that case. apparently, no relation just two blocks away. certainly brough

>> the police station is the main place, 410 222 0600. i would recommend people call that number. >> thank you for joining. >> you are welcome. >> baltimore county has the most customers in the dark more than 119,000. both of anne arundel and howard county have 130,000 customers combined in the dark. >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> last night as the storm is blowing itself out, out over the much of it is dispersed. it is still circulating, but we cannot see the rain. the clouds are not as tight. there is no indication that the parts closer to the del mar the peninsula, the further west elements, are beginning to charge up and there are new thunderstorm activities in developing. that might blow up over the ocean. it might be a problem over the ocean to the west, in ohio, just coming into pennsylvania, a new storm complex. it is not as well-organized, but it is the same type of storm. there is more further west. it could happen again. it would be rare to get it twice in a row, but something just

basically it's a letter that's delivered to the person in question saying that they have to attend the police station when and where they say essentially to hand yourself in we received a statement from the police which said that this surrender notice was a normal next step in the extradition process if as he has now fails to surrender then he will be liable for for arrest but the key thing here is that he was already of course liable for arrest he was in breach of his bail conditions which stated that he was supposed to spend every night at his registered address but in fact he spent the last nine days at the ecuadorian embassy so two points really in a way why would he surrender he can hardly be more dire straits than he is already he loses nothing really by ignoring this request he thinks of course that if he goes to sweden then he won't get a fair trial on these allegations of sexual assault and not only that but he will then be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges and secondly of course he says that he received legal advice that asylum law internationally and domestically takes prece

it is near the police station.ll get more information and get back to you with some more details. we also hope to adopt did a police officer, this happened early this morning. one person has been killed. it is on the 2500 block of korea way. >>> what can you tell us about what happened? >>> at about 1145 last night, a week had reports shot to reported on the 2500 block of gloria way. we found a 35 year-old male with a multiple gunshot wounds. >>> to have anyone and custody? >>> the investigation is still ongoing. we need witnesses this up ford and assist us in our investigation. we can't do this alone, all the help we can get we do appreciate it. >>> it happened at we got here about a minute or a minute and a half after words. >>> it is it real close to the police station? >>> it's pretty close to city hall, yes. >>> talking to witnesses in the area, did people say they've sought anything or heard anything? >>> at this point all we know is that we have done shots that were reported and also some people were here ar

the police academy to show us how this works. >> reporter: the question is after police officer responds to a crime do you want that police officer to stay on the streets or go back to the police station for a few hours? the mayor and the chief of police would very much like to see their officers stay on the streets in the community. today they've announced technology that will help them do that the officers will be able to file their police reports while they are out in the field. it is not as easy as just typing up something on your phone and acceptedding it in. i can't believe in doesn't already exist. they say the justice department has specific security rules about who can see what information. they have to come blye that. they think they've got it figured out. they estimate officers will be in the field three to four more hours a day. >> we'll be making our police reports in livingrooms restaurants and picnic tables whatever so we'll be out and available while we are doing our -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the current recruiting class was at the press conference this class will be the first to train on the equipment and use it. now they will be learning on laptops putting the fi

who left a vertebrae on the front steps of the police station? the bone was discovered around 11:00 a.m. yesterday without a note. now the corner is trying to decide if it is human, if it is police say that it will open an investigation. and in a on the loose today after skidding from a prison in san joaquin county. he was discovered missing from the vocational institute in tracy today. the 25 year-old was serving a five-year sentence for robbery. all local law-enforcement agencies and the chp had been notified and they're helping to look for lopez. george zimmerman is back in jail. the former neighborhood watch volunteer surrendered yesterday. two days after a judge revoked his bond. his attorney will try to get him a new bond hearing. he shot and killed a teenager trayvon martin in february, a shooting that he says was in self-defense. fears of a global slowdown depressed the market's early today. all the major indexes plunged in morning, some have rallied since then. let's take a look at the big board. down 34 points. still above the 12,000 mar

the suspects police department has reportedly put a new captain in charge of the police station that overseas golden gate park. the chronicle reports that the veteran captain has been assigned to park station. captain feenny is being reassigned to the evidence division. the chronicle says there's been rampant drug dealing for years on the eastern side of the park near the lake and chief greg sur wants to clean it up. >>> tourism is a popular industry for san francisco. but tourism is causing a lot of frustration in one neighborhood. lorraine blanco joins us live with how the city is trying to reach a solution and why neighbors say it's not enough. >> reporter: with a breath- taking view of downtown san francisco and the famous painted ladies behind me, this spot is popular for tour buses. too popular for many people who live here according to the transportation municipal agency, 85 buses went by in the last hour. these kind of buses are blocking traffic, double parking and making too much noise. the leadership at the association says they understand the importance of tourism want abo

the police academy to show us how this works. >> reporter: the question is, after police officer responds to a crime do you want that police officer to stay on the strereets or gooo back to the police station for a few hours? the mayor and the chief of police would very much like to see theiofficers stay on the streets in the community. today they've announced technology that will help them do that the officers will be able to file their police reports while they are out in the field. it is not as easy as just typing up something on your phone and acceptedding it in. i can't believe in doesn't already exist. they say the justice department has specific security rules about who can see what information. they have to come blye that. they think they've got it figured out. they estimate officers will be in the field three to four more hours a day. >> we'll be making our police reports in livingrooms, restaurants and picnic tables, whatever so we'll be out and availalable while we are doining our -- [ inaudiblble ] >> reporter: theeeee current recruiting c clalass w w w was e press conference t class will be the first to train on thee equipipmentnt and use it. now they will b b learning on lapt

the morning and i am a night person. i do not see any or most any police presence in the worst areas of the tenderloin. i hear from the police station ad jones and eddy. people get in their cars and go somewhere else other than the tenderloin. one thing; two or three business owners ahvehave been attacked. teresa sparks told me the police substation was supposed to open a few years ago, and is still not open. my question is, we know the situation. uit will be claimed to be a budget issue. we need san francisco citizens -- they need the same protections of other neighborhoods. and that is it. [applause] >> good evening. i am rico and i am a case manager for the -- organization. i will speak regarding our youth on the street in the school day. i feel the law enforcement is not doing enough to get the youth back to school, or stay home during the school day. when kids are on the street, it creates problems. not just among the youth but others are victimized. you are just hanging out doing nothing. i want to ask law enforcement to do something about it. keep them off the street during the school day. thank you. >> good evening. i am cry

the decision on this matter. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> some people are begging to get caught. on tuesday, police in ocean city saw a car in the police stationarking lot that looked suspicious. there were three men near the car, an officer smell what had the thought was marijuana and it was. after searching the car officers say they found several bags of pot, as well as other drugs, all three men have been charged. >>> jurors are taking their time to decide if jerry sandusky is guilty or not of sexually abusing several boys. the jurors listened to testimony from the trial and wanted to hear mike mcqueary's testimony. he said he witnessed sandusky assaulting a boy in the locker room shower. this is the second day of deliberations for the jury. as soon as we hear if they have a verdict we will let you know. >>> state of maryland is looking to improve route 22 aberdeen to's traffic congestion. the changes caused by base realignment. the intersections impacted would be at beards hill and os post road. the plan is to add turning lanes and through lanes and wide didn't roads to accommodate bicycles and sidewalks. the hearing will be held on wednes

he was english's brother-in-law, and he came to the police station to find out why english did not return. they just put him in a cell, mckinley walked in, they didn't say anything to him. when they found out who he was, they just put him in a cell. the next is ralph cooper who had no family or friends, had just moved to trenton. horse wilson was illiterate, james thorpe was next, he had a serious speech impediment, so did mckinley forest. so when the police were haranguing them, you did this killing, you did this killing, two of the men actually had speech defects, could not easily talk back. james thorpe had also had his right arm amputated above his elbow two weeks before the killing. 40 one mentioned -- no one mentioned a one-armed murderer. so this very quick summary of the facts doesn't give you any idea of what the people actually experienced going through this. so i'm going to read several little bits from the book. the first one is from james mccens si who was brought in -- mckenzie who was brought in last. he was the only one who could read, write and had no physical problems. t

the killer. >> officers transport a bloodied ramirez to a nearby police station. >> clear the streets. >> got toort of a surreal scene. couldn't get anywhere near the department. the police station was surrounded with citizens. literally. 10, 15 deep. because of his capture and the fact that he was there. >> i'm just out here waiting to see him, that's all. just a relief. that's what it is. a relief for all the people here in los angeles. >> i think torture him, kill him right away. have no mercy on him. this is a true killer, which i hope it is, that way people won't do it again. >> finally, detectives carillo and salerno meet the killer they have been tracking for so long. >> as soon as i walked in with frank salerno, he looked up and said i know who you are. you're frank salerno. never had a murder suspect do that before. that was the result of the fact that the l.a. times had written a story and had a photograph of myself on the front page. it's an eerie feeling. >> after interrogating ramirez, linda arthur is brought in to fingerprint him. >> he looked at me. it was just a horrible feeling

video from the gas station but the shooting was not on tape because the cameras are only pointed at the pay station in between the pumps and the shooting happened off to the side of that. police at the south is station are going to hold a news conference 11:30 this morning. vic lee will get more detailed information and bring it to you later. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> our big story, president obama is set to arrive in the bay area within the hour mr. obama boarded air force one at join base andrews this morning and will up down at sfo in half an hour. wely team coverage on this presidential visit. -- we have live team coverage on this presidential visit. let's begin with amy hollyfield. >> reporter: good morning. his first stop a fundraiser at one market street across from the ferry building. he's not here yet but it is obvious down here that someone important is coming to town. when the commander in chief comes for a visit an justments have to be made. police officers, including -- including the bomb squad work with the secret service to start shutting didn't market street this morning. some vendors were told there wouldn't be room for them today. >> they took half of h

video from the gas station but the shooting was not on tape because the cameras are only pointed at the pay station in between the pumps and the shooting happened off to the side of that. police at the south is station are going to hold a news conference 11:30 this morning. vic lee will get more detailed information and bring it to you later. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> our big story, president obama is set to arrive in the bay area within the hour mr. obama boarded air force one at join base andrews this morning and will up down at sfo in half an hour. wely team coverage on this presidential visit. -- we have live team coverage on this presidential visit. let's begin with amy hollyfield. >> reporter: good morning. his first stop a fundraiser at one market street across from the ferry building. he's not here yet but it is obvious down here that someone important is coming to town. when the commander in chief comes for a visit an justments have to be made. police officers, including -- including the bomb squad work with the secret service to start shutting didn't market street this morning. some vendors were told there wouldn't be room for them today. >> they took half of h

the police station. use a cashier's check. >> maybe run a check to see if they have a criminal record. >>> in the consumer alert, the tech world is buzzing about a microsoft announcement. "the new york times" cites courses that microsoft would be unveiling a tablet computer. the i pad could have a new competitor t will take place today in los angeles. mount st. helens has not commented. >>> and some house keepers to bellhops. tiping can raise tricky questions. just in time for travel, we get some answers. >> reporter: like airfare, tips should be part of your budget. to avoid overtipping or not at all: advisors have small bills with all the singles. keep a pack in envelopes so you have something to put the money in for the housekeeper, the staff get 2 to 5 dollafters each day. and sky caps 1 dollar per bag. and shuttle drivers 1 or 2. am some hotels, tips may be included. >> the bottom it will say it is included. and service charge. it will be # percent. keep in mind it is included you don'tnd up overtip

there's a restroom caddie cornered 30 yards away from the tender lion police station. e cops away from the tender lion? we need police as much as possible, so whatever strings you all can pull, i'd surely appreciate it. thank you so much. president chiu: thank you, mr. seymour. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is alicia j ourvings w. a few years ago the board of supervisors passed a human right resolution to protect us and today you have talked about chen being a victim of hate crime and a number of people want to tell you about the hate crime going on in san francisco chinatown. this is the eighth attack in chinatown in the last eight months. it's on on iphone and we have it on a video so we're going to pass it to you. it's against the religious beliefs of the practitioners. i have some pictures here as well. i would like to address, bring to your attention here, the residents in san francisco and we hope that your board can provide some maybe resolutions to provide more assurance of the saste of the residents here. -- safety of the residents here.

the hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>> d.c. police are searching for a suspect who stabbed a man overnight. investigators say a man walked into the police stationavenue southeast with multiple stab wounds. they search for clues but could not find any. the man was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. >>> 11 occupy d.c. proes thors must pay fines for failing to obey police orders. last december demonstrators started building a barn in the square. they hoped to use it for a gathering place during the winter months. they quickly stopped the construction but some protesters refused to climb down from the structure's wooden beams. eventually police brought them down and arrested them. protesters had to pay fines ranging from $50 to $150. >>> 6:46 now. 79 degrees. perhaps not the smartest bunch. three pennsylvania men arrested for smoking marijuana at ocean city's public safety building parking lot. this happened tuesday night. police charged vance and brie with possession of marijuana. the other two men in the car seen here were also charged. all three men are 19 years old. they were booked and released. >>> clock is ticking in an effort

the police department got. it was awarded the best police station. the most colorful posting, these officers work on some of the greediest streets -- grittiest streets. dealing with crime means picking and choosing and keeping civilians save. the tenderloin is a place for families and children as well as people struggling with poverty and homelessness. congratulations to capt. guaranteearrity and the tenderln station. gappreciation for the recommendation. don'we have had a busy time sine the last meeting. did we did have two officer involved shootings. one was last wednesday night, a suspect being wanted for questioning regarding the bludgeoning death of his mother. it was in an apartment on post street. when officers went to engage the suspect he never came into a place where he was visible. youhe fired at the officers thrh the wall. this conjured up memories when the police officers were killed. cat was called to try to establish communication and continued to fire through floors, ceilings, and walls, but the situation became a media -- immediate wh

it was found yesterday morning outside the police station. police say they will send the bone to the coroner's office to determine if it is human. if it is, police say they just want -- they will start an investigation. >>> there's still no word what caused a grass fire besigned silver saddle road on -- to burn beside silver saddle road. firefighters say about 25 acres burned. the fire came close to homes but no structures were damaged. >>> coming up in 11 minutes, the tragic accident that has both the fire and aviation community in mourning today. >>> 7:38. hey, sal, how's the toll plaza? >> it's busy, dave and tori, this morning try og to get there -- trying to get there has not been light. we were hoping to get a little lighter than usual traffic. today is not the day. the dark weather may not be helping. people tend to want to drive their own cars and not use transit when it could be raining outside. this is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. also, the morning commute is going to be busy this morning here in antioch and bay point and p

one speaker said, the police station. we would like to see it happen. thank you very much. >> hello. i am john mark johnson, and i work in district six. the city contractor with the direct access -- i wanted to advocate not to throcut funding for the direct access program. the relocation of 109 people would leave 109 eoplpeolpple who are homeless homeless. it would cost around $2 million the first year. it doesn't make sense we we would cut -- we would cut housong aning and leave our most vulnerable people on the street without the support that they need. [applause] >> first, thank you. the supervisors -- the call in the town hall meeting. i am daniel landry. i was born and raised in the western addition. what i hear is about economics, i am a small-business owner and was impacted by the redevelopment era. my question, and my thought is that, can we find a way to make certain that those who have been impacted by the redevelopment agency have opportunities, economically, and for housing? the beat goes on. it may seem like the sunset of the redevelopment a

if anybody knows anything please call the police station given information print >>darya: has any of e neighbors come out and talk to you? >>yoli: n owl neighbors are going to work and going to the car skidded purine >>mark: police shot a man in his 20s that was taken to the hospital at a another person was obtained at the scene. >>darya: let's take a look at the weather and traffic. >>james: here is a shot here from the golden gate bridge. it is clear with a warmer afternoon. friday is right to be sunny but a little bit cooler. we can and will be at highs in the '80s and '90s inland. that's what did george for traffickers in >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots. a at san francisco is still a light ride on the james led britain is pretty light for the south bay and peninsula and the north bay. >>mark: there is some question about the legality of measure be. this measure says that city employees will have to pay 50 percent of their present health care costs and debt new employees will be given a choice pin the in members say that this is breaking a contract with the employees. >

issued a statement following his refusal to report to the police station over his extradition proceedings he remains tucked away in the ecuadorian embassy in london waiting for the latin american country to decide on his bid for political asylum. screen international news and comment live from our new center here in moscow with twenty four hours a day israel's dead news agency suggests saudi military forces are moving towards jordan on their way to syria's southeastern border that's as turkish combat troops backed by anti-aircraft batteries massed on the country's northern frontier and prague considering putting in place a buffer zone with syria also reportedly building up its forces in the area reports now from damascus. we're getting alarming reports on foreign troops being deployed at or headed towards the syrian borders from the north west and south some original media believed to have close ties with israeli intelligence reports heavy saudi troop movements towards the jordanian and iraqi borders after king abdullah put the country's military on high alert for joining the uprising aga

. >> in early june a man from a nearby city visited the police station. he wanted to find out if one of the images is a likeness of one of his family members. he had been searching for his father-in-law. he was living with his wife and her parents. at the time of the disaster he was away from home and survived. but his family wasn't so fortunate. this is his father-in-law. he had already identified his missing family except for his father-in-law. >> translator: i've viewed lots of photos of dead bodies but i couldn't find him. it was a painful experience. >> then on the police department's website, a portrait caught his eye. >> translator: it looked like my father-in-law. i thought, this might be him. >> the portrait resembled him before his death. he examined some of his clothing kept by the police. >> translator: i'm 100% sure it's my father-in-law's. >> he recognized the jacket instantly. it was his favorite. >> translator: what a relief to find him at last. i went to my fami's buddhist altar and reported the news to my deceased wife and her mother. >>

black. >> reporter: at the police station we asked and were told the department is not racist. >> i would hope that there would be a full investigation and i know that the police are -- they protect their own. i don't have to tell you that. >> reporter: back here live, the officer is on administrative leave. the district attorney's office is leading the investigation now. live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a teenager and his grandmother were shot and killed in oregon. he was visiting his grandmother. the uncle confessed to the killings outside the family home. investigators have not motive for the killings. his family said he was the light of our lives. a young man who loved life and his family. >>> a train struck and killed a pedestrian this morning. 135 passengers on board the train were transferred to another train. police say a preliminary investigation found the man who was killed intentionally stepped in front of the train. the incident caused delays of 90 minutes for passengers. >>> similar accident brought service to a stop this morning in mountain view. a train hit and k

so if you have an emergency, you need to go to the nearest fire or police station for help. falls church police officer, also patrolling the city to provide assistance. amazing what has resulted as of last night's storms. >> yeah. certainly adding to the confusion and desperation for anybody who's really in serious trouble. all right. tom kierein in storm center 4 is watching these pop-up storms that are now developing and we're expecting some throughout the evening. right, tom? >> yeah. this is really a completely different scene from last night. don't be overly alarmed. not getting any widespread wind damage like last night, but go have isolated cells that have popped up just in the last 45 minutes or so. south of washington. there's the wide view. there's also a cluster of other storms that have been developing and look like they would get stronger, that were in illinois and indiana. now those look to be diminishing, but right now, south of washington, those areas you see in the red and the orange, those are some strong storms, and they are now just pulling out of culpeppe

the ground and a chp helicopter. police say he raid -- he made the response and it is back open after the station was closed for more than two hours last night. witnesses say the man stepped off the platform as the train entered the station. police are investigating the death as a suicide. >>> they are cutting them after major cuts. this will affect blakely and some unincorporated islands, those include byron, mush creek and morgan category >> all of us worked so hard to come here, this is where we wanted to working. >> last night they voted to cut $3 million from its budgets, they admit stops -- response times. >>> the farm animals are being brought in to clear the vegetation along the creek and horse trail. for the past two weeks they will be working on the horse trail and people driving along 680 you will see them. >>> it took hours to contain a fire which started on south hill drive. they helped carry water from the bay to help put out that fire. the cause is still up investigation. >>> a children of ice fell on to the roof a of a -- it happened sunday night. she said she heard a loud boom and the house shook. th

inspired by trayvon martin, who marched 40 miles from daytona beach to sanford, who occupied the police station and engaged in civil disobedience. there's the immigrant youth who are not waiting for the president to make sweeping statements, but instead marched hundreds, and thousands of miles and hung out in his office and made people listen. there's the u.s. student association who organizes on the outside and the on the inside, and they engaged in policy, which is amazing. there's the league of young voters. there's young invincibles who took a bus tour around the country and just sat down and talked with people. there's the green jobs movements. we're doing all of this stuff and it's incredible. despite our skepticism and disillusionment. so solutions here. another world is possible. we're envisioning another america. one that actually, accurately represents its makeup. we need to elect young people to office. our political system isn't broken. we're just not using it correctly. we feed to elect people to office that don't have advanced degrees, elect community college students, elect eleme

fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national health care system. we treat things differently now. essentially, what we have of med-cal is going to be slashed true. as an environmentist, i am opposed to this. they laid concrete in southern california. without which, a good deal would be washed into the ocean. the ccc and the wpa workers were trained for disaster relieve. we didn't have to rely on the national guard. these kinds of things wouldn't be as disastrous. we need a new wpa. they are walking over the sidewalks, which is wpa. this was a demonstration outside of dianne feinstein's office. and demanding it not be torn down. the new deal moved in and gave rural areas water and electricity. this is one in modock co

in vallejo say a mysterious bone left outside of the police station was not a human bone. sunday morning on the front steps of the police department. police had the bone examined and they determined it likely belonged to an animal. they are not sure what kind of animal it was or how long it had been dead. >>> 8:37. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening in oakland right now. >> that's right. we do have some slow traffic in oakland. we also have some slow traffic approaching. bay bridge toll plaza and we're looking at the commute on the peninsula. now i wanted to move the maps -- i think i moved them too far. i wanted to look at the peninsula. southbound 101 at willow. they are clearing up a motorcycle accident and traffic is really busy between san mateo and redwood city. i would use 280 instead. we're looking at san jose, 101 is still really slow. 85 looks better -- looks better. and here on hayward to union city, this traffic is moving along nicely in the northbound direction. southbound is still slow. i want to show you oakland because -- there it is, ver

insist on meeting in a public place like a cafe in front of the police station even. go into a stranger's house or let them in yours. be careful when you buy or sell high value items and tell someone where are you going and consider having someone go with you. >> new, we will take to you howard county where police say a teen has been shot? ellicott. it happened just after 7:00. police say the 15-year-old was found in the field by someone who lives nearby. he was flown to the hospital where he is in critical condition right now. police do suspect foul play. >>> for the first time a beach has a murder on its hand and the suspect has been found. found dead. four hour away in a motor lodge in new jersey. this started an monday when a housekeeper went into the motel room and found a 26 -year-old dead. police used video to identity a man, a 26-year-old man from delaware. then tonight police got a call that he was found dead in new jersey. police say they have a lot of investigation to do and hope to have more information for us tomorrow. >> a funeral has been set for 20-yea

the shots rang out around 9:30 at a bus stop outside of the station in temple hills. police say a man who appeared to be in his 40s was shot in the head. he died on the scene. witnesses say the gunman took off and ran through the station. police have just a vague description of the suspect. >>> 6:05. wisconsin governor scott walker survived a bitterly fought recall effort and will stay in office. the republican defeated challenger tom barrett, milwaukee's democratic mayor. walker told supporters his vic industry an affirmation of political courage. >> voters really do want leaders who stand up and make the tough decisions. [ cheers ] >> the recall challenge was the result of governor walker's divisive measure that eliminated union rights for most public workers last year. walker is the first governor in u.s. history to survive a recall election. >>> president obama heads west today to hold fundraisers in san francisco and los angeles. the president also scheduled to speak this evening at the lbgt leadership council gala in los angeles. he helped create the group five years a

world's top whistleblower has issued a statement following his refusal to report to him on the police station over his extradition proceedings he remains tucked away in the ecuadorian embassy in london waiting for the latin american country to decide on his bid for political side. with the news team with more on those stories for you here in moscow in the meantime let's return to the i want to show in washington. the sky. the mike will come down. some wires will be singing. and all right today we have a glimmer of hope and it comes from a part of the u.s. where a whole lot of people have just about given up in detroit michigan we've seen a place once a very successful completely switch gears and then a new title as one of the worst cities in america with an unemployment rate of about eleven percent it's not surprising that many people have left detroit for the suburbs and beyond it left behind about ninety thousand vacant buildings and homes it's a saudi a daily reminder for locals that detroit is suffering every day. closures continue flight to the suburbs which takes the tax base away from

terry mcsweeney is live at the police station with more on the investigation. this is a neighborhood already known to police >> reporter: yeah, very well none by police couple blocks away one of the most heinous homicide scenes in the city's history police were saying that one was one of the worst they've seen the one this morning took place 12:20 when the reports came in. eric, you are right gunshots, lots of 'em. within person saying eight. three gunshots, pause then five more. when police alived they found a man in his 20s -- arrived they found a man in his 20s on the sidewalk. cpr was administered but it was too late, the man died. this is two blocks from the scene where five bodies were found in march that turned out to be a robbery gone bad, especially bloody scene down the treat from where this morning's homicide took place. police say very preliminary, just five hours ago when the homicide occured right now they are going through whatever evidence they have trying to figure out who did it and why right now preliminary stages not a lot of information bein

troubling cases come at a troubling time for the police department in the midst of of a trance education at the top. several scandals are rocking the police station including an allegation that two commanders abused overtime, charges against a prosecutor. >> the interesting difference to make that adjustment. >> reporter: and the resignation of the director of police training, just brought in six months ago. add to that bill feld's retirement, sparking leadership questions, who will clean this up. sharon black has been here almost 40 years and is concerned the community is being shut out. >> it's about policy, not just about the individual. so we're looking at the whole package. >> reporter: but there are a number of people in the community who support the current policing strings and point to huge reductions in the murder rate over the past few years. onehopkins expert told w jz he does not see a pattern of corruption because these are isolated cases across many levels of the department. >> independent audits have to happen. >> reporter: councilman karl stokes wants more transparency pointing out scandal erodes trust. >> i am concerned, as many

the rtm countdown. >>> it's a police chase and the hero is looking down on it. >> police started communicating with the news station and their news desk making sure that they were up to speed on where this car was. >> see how the cops caught their man. >>> the dash cam is on and recording the road ahead. >> see that white truck in the distance? >> oh, my goodness! >> see what happens when brakes fail and it's all caught on camera. >>> it's the perfect formula for some great kite boarding video. >> you need the water to be friendly. >> and you need the wind to be kicking. >> watch the water and wind kick it together. >>> three guys on the tee box and ready. >> guy one hits it straight, guy two hits it straight. guy three -- >> whoa! >> that's video gold, "right this minute." >>> we begin our countdown today with our number ten video. guys, this is a police chase with a twist. the guy in the black ford focus is a suspected bank robber named brent j. woodall. he robbed a bank, according to police, and then ran from the law. we got this story from k2 in portland and the twist of this story is this police chase resulted