we saw the police, the s.w.a.t. team. hearing from the station itself and from reporters who are tweeting out what's been going on so we've been able to learn a little bit more. i should tell you, they did do a head count. one person tweeted everyone is out of the building and safe. many are calling loved ones to let them know they're okay. there's concerns about the potentially armed suspect in the building. one reporter there is tweeting that he saw the truck ram the building three times. so it didn't just run into the building. you can see some of the damage earlier that that ramming created. it was a large truck, this reporter tweeted it was possibly a landscaping truck. the same reporter said the suspect tried to get into the building, screaming, let me in, and said he was god. this all happened about 15 minutes before the top of the hour. this has been unfolding now for a little over an hour. we can see it's still not resolved. from these tweets, the station warned folks to stay away from this area. nearby is the uni

mcgann and the s.w.a.t. team come up with a bold plan. >> apparently the man laid the gun down once and picked it up, again. the plan as the chief formulated it was to negotiator would talk the man into putting the gun down again, at that point we would try to take a shot on the weapon. >> if the plan fails, it could provoke gittens to shoot himself or fire at police. detective mcgann, armed with his mcmillan .308 caliber rifle braces himself on the back end of a pickup truck about 65 yards away. his finger is on the trigger and his eye is on the scope. >> you look through the scope and you feel the vision is very narrowed. i sighted on the gentleman initially although we were there to take a shot on the weapon, the possibility always existed that we would have to take a shot on the individual, depending on what he did. >> mcgann hopes he doesn't have to shoot gittens but is ready for whatever action he's ordered to take. >> about an hour and 45 minutes into the negotiations, the chief asked if we could take a sh

. >> jones, a former member of the local police s.w.a.t. team races to his vehicle to get his gun and a bulletproof vest. husfelt keeps the gunman talking, displaying remarkable calm and command. >> if you're going to kill yourself or kill us, at least let us know what's going on. i'll be very honest with you. i swear, i don't know who your wife is or what she did. i don't. >> i was thinking to myself the whole time, okay, i am pretty sure i'm going to get shot. if i get shot, and i get killed, i know where i'm going, and i think that's what gave me the peace to remain calm. >> for husfelt, talking means living and that means talking about anything. during one surreal moment, he finds himself in a debate over tax policy. >> you said we don't need no taxes. >> that's not what we said. >> then as soon as you gutted the school system, then you turned around and said, oh, now we just have sales tax again. >> i said we need to have sales tax in the beginning. i campaigned on that. oh, yes i did. you can look on the material. >> only a politician woul

. >> the s.w.a.t. team has arrived. we are trying to take tactical positions. captain huff and sergeant miller who are our crisis negotiators arrive at the scene and start rapport with sammy wallace. we find out who he is, sammy wallace. we start doing a criminal background check and see if anyone is familiar with him. he has a pair of sunglasses on. he throws them on the ground. >> while negotiators engage wallace, zoe's mother is frantically pleaded for his daughter. >> he wouldn't listen. he wouldn't put the knife down. i put my hands down and said in jesus name save my baby. please save my baby. >> she is agitating the situation and had to force her from the scene for her protection and the protection of zoe. we wanted to negotiate it in to a peaceful end. her daughter is taken out of the store. wallace is increasingly erratic and exhibits signs of mental illness. >> he is talking about illuminoty which is a group that talks about conspiracy theories. he feels like the government is watching him and indicates that president bush has been watching him. and he

>> the s.w.a.t. team approaches wallace, remove the knife, and wallace falls to the floor. that's how we disarmed him. he literally still had the knife clinched in his hand even after shot in the head. >> d police discovered wallace had spent the last decade incarcerated in texas prisons. >> we learned from his family he was paranoid schizophrenic, not taking his medication. >> i felt sorry for him. my heart broke for him. i don't want anybody to die and i pray for his family. >> it's a horrible situation, but we had no choice. sammy wallace dictated the end of the situation. david huff is a hero. this will affect captain huff for the rest of his life. i'm sure his heart was in the middle of his throat when he pulled the trigger, but he saved that child's life. >> it is because of his decision that my daughter is alive. my hugs are a lot tighter. when i watch her play i've never been more thankful. >>> coming up, an overachiever at dizzying heights. >> i was so nervous about jumping with her. i had never taken anyone that old. >> three, two, one. >>> and later -- >> i judge

the s.w.a.t. teams come in as law enforcement tries to get a handle on this situation. we're learning from some of the staff who are tweeting from the location. one reporter tweeted, suspect yelled "let me in." this is a person who rammed, this reporter says, rammed a large truck three times into the front door of this station and eventually broke through. the suspect yelled, let me in, he said he was god, he rammed the building at least three timeses. they believe it was a landscaping truck that landed in the lobby. a very large truck that is now inside the station. again, they're in taped programming now. they tweeted they did do a head count. everyone is out of the building and safe, says one of the tweets. many are calling loved ones to let them know they're okay. one of the people said look at the side of that building, and so it could take some time to find this suspect. surprisingly big inside, not too many entrances and exits but lots of places to hole up. if you drove a dump truck through the

the s.w.a.t. team is here. >> okay. how you doing? >> they got me all caught up on your business. 245i have lots of great stuff for you today, and so, i'm going to leave them to it and i can't wait to see what happens from all of this. >> wonderful. >> good luck. >> our first expert was chris myers. he's the denver based founder of bodie financial software. >> what we did was sync up your accounting system quick books with our product here, which will give you a broad overview of your business. >> chris ran joe's numbers. and they're good. but he found that with just a few small tweaks, the valuation would increase exponentially. >> with a few small adjustments that are actually pretty easy to do, we'll see that you can actually create quite a bit more value in the business. we can go from the 700s all the way up to potentially $1.2 million just by making a very small change. >> with chris' analysis of joe's financials, together they created a road map to boost the value of the business. >> what do we need to do? >> that's what helen

if he cannot figure out his taxes, and the s.w.a.t. teamccount ans cannot figure them out, what does that say about the president's tax code. >> this makes my head want to pop off, we have policymakers who don't know difference between a credit and a deduction, writing policy on taxes and then go to irs, and say figure out how to implement this. it is a book of favors, it should be junctioned -- junked it should be started over, no one as the spine to do that in washington. >washington. neil: even no two account ans can agree. >> there are so many loopholes. >> it is scary but i file donalds pain, i cannot do my taxes. neil: have you someone do it. >>, i do. i am too scared to mess up, the problem is that irs hangs over your head like the grim ripper coming at you. neil: layfield? >> i agree with tracy, 70,000 plus pages of political favors and loopholes, only ones that pay rates you are supposeed to play are people without money and influence. this has been decade in the making. neil: ignorance is no defense. if you done know a certain rul

>> that day, received a phone call that the s.w.a.t. team as well as the u.s.shals were at our home, taking mike away. while our two-year-old was there with him. arthel: and where were you when you found out? >> i was in oklahoma city for a business meeting. arthel: so you weren't there. your family's now being literally torn apart. your husband is on the way to jail. i can't imagine what you were going through, hearing that. i want to talk to you right now about michael. when is the last time you spoke to him? he is in jail. >> i spoke with him last night. arthel: and what was that conversation, in terms of what you can share to us as it pertains to this case and how he is doing, how he is feeling and perhaps any messages he had for you and the children? >> oh, he told me that he loves us, loves the children as well. told us to keep our head up and keep smiling, and i told him the same thing. and, you know, we constantly pray. you know, we stay very, very hopeful. and the conversation just went as well as what's going on with the kids and how was my day at wor

canada's version of the s.w.a.t. team the etf has to be deployed because you could have a hostage situation. who knows what he's got inside there. >> cops tell plimer that he can come out the easy way or the hard way. >> plimer took about 30 or 40 seconds and said okay, he's coming out. so he came out and snatch, they grabbed him and cuffed him and took him off in a car. >> just as quickly, the video makes its way to the television air waves and beyond. >> a tv reporter's run-in with a store owner has led to criminal charges in canada. take a look at this. >> it hit youtube and apparently got hundreds of thousands of hits. i was kind of flattered by the fact that people were viewing this all over the world. >> in november 2008, plimer is convicted of assaulting silverman and his cameraman. he's ordered to undergo psychological counseling. plimer is never charged with selling counterfeit goods but his business soon folds. silverman says bringing down adam plimer was never his intention. >> my goal was restitution, that he

. >> the "h" pin is a symbol of the elite s.w.a.t. team for the san jose police department.now that three years ago thereabouts, i mean, there was this animosity between the immigrant community and police officers. it kind of went completely around. why do you think that is and do you think your role as a liaison, but it's to improve that and make it even better to where it's not even an issue? >> i don't really know what the answer to why it has improved. i think that if anything there's always room for improvement. i want to keep it going. i want people to, you know, really have trust in us. and every day activity, our jobs, and i always tell people it's kind of like how shall i put it, you need a movie star, somebody really famous, you know, you walk away from that encounter probably forever and you remember what that was like. but for that person he meets thousands of people in the week. it's kind of the same for us. where i zeal on a daily basis with you know a couple dozen people on calls or wherever else they may be. and i tend to forget those encounter really quick.

where he planned to be killeded by the s.w.a.t. team. >> initial reports seem to say police found him at the storage unit. they also found ammunition and a journal. >> that's where the details become more chilling. in that journal, he said he was inspired by events like columbine high school, like the heartbreaking shooting at sandy hook elementary. he wanted to carry this initial attack out on the 15th anniversary of columbine high school, but because that anniversary on april 20th landed on easter sunday, he didn't have the time to do it, but authorities believe he intended to carry out this attack in the coming weeks. >> details are just horrifying. including a plan to kill his family as a distraction. >> that's right. that's the diversion i was talking about, setting that fire so he had more time to carry out his attack and we should mention, we just got new details in a moment ago, as he was being transferred, after he was taken into custody, he was take ton a juvenile center where he made a homicidal threat to authorities there. t

as you imagine, the s.w.a.t. teamsave now surrounded that building wanting to find out what this guy's motive was and why he wanted to get inside this building. as we get more information about this, gretchen, we'll bring it to you. right now, this guy is still on the loose and we have no idea whether or not he's armed and what his intent is. >> breaking news coming out of baltimore, thank you, trace. >>> more shocking allegations of neglect at veterans hospitals across the country now surface, including, get this, cancer test delays affecting thousands of patients at the v.a. texas valley coastal bend health care system. had to do with cloolonoscopies. growing calls for secretary shinseki to step down. john cornyn joins me now. great to see you. i've just been handed a letter that you wrote earlier today and just delivered to the secretary of the v.a., shinseki. you are demanding answers to at least, from what i can see here, eight to ten long questions. what is the central thing that you want him to answer on thursda

the story. >> s.w.a.t. team surrounded a baltimore area television station after a man rammed a large truck into the lobby. station employees evacuated immediately as officers searched the wmar tv building for the suspect barricaded inside. police received a 911 call around 11:45 reporting a man bang on the station's door demanding to be let in. >> he was shouting i'm god on foot. our security guard was able to hear him and then from that point, he walked away because she wouldn't let him in the building. he got in the truck and decided to let himself in. it didn't take one pass. he had to go at it a couple times. >> wmar reporters turned to social media to deliver information about the situation tweeting everyone was safe and accounted for. police tracked the suspect to a second floor room inside the station. >> this 29-year-old black male, about 5' 10" was watching different channels watching you report this story as this incident unfolded. >> officers arrested the suspect without incident. he is undergoing a

truck through front doors of wmar outside of baltimore a reporter posted this video of the incident. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the station. they went out of the back door. the man captured inside of the station. police say he is mentally ill and taken in for treatment. >> flight delays nationwide continue after smoke in a radar facility halted all planes coming in and out of o'hare international airport for a while this morning. air traffic controllers were evacuated after a small fire. fire officials say the source of the fire is a bathroom exhaust fan that overheated controllers now back to work but it forced cancellation of 600 flights at o'hare, and another 75 flights at midway airport. >> california governor jerry brown released his latest revision to the state budget showing state spending hitting a record $107.8 billion the governor says the plan would pay down $11 billion in debt. shore up the teacher pension system, increase payments to medical to cover enrollment, and provide more money to respond to the drought. >> san jess yeah city council expected to decide how to regulate marijuana d

at this point, we don't know where he is in the building and s.w.a.t. teams are still in there. >> all right. molly, news conference, i'm learning this at 3:15 this afternoon, about 11 minutes, we'll of course get you the information from that. in addition, we've just gotten a tweet from one of the guys tweeting before, said the engineers who work in the station, they basically take care of all the equipment and get stations on the air are fighting to get them on the air. they would like to very much be reporting on this situation. it's my understanding, it's taped programming. at any rate, when we get this "i am god" guy, we'll get back to pa. >>> nigeria has signaled it could be willing to negotiate with terrorists. could be. that's after the united states is in the hunt for the hundreds of schoolgirls. some of the girls parents say they rk nice their daughters in chis chilling hostage video. extremists apparently forced them to convert to islam. and they threatened to sell them as sex slaves. nigerian government officials say all options are on the table t

enough, as we started some of the high-end police units, particularly those in the police units, the s.w.a.t teams who were the first unit who were really trying to do evidence-based operations and critical internal security cases. those commanders, the ones that logic would tell you would be the last should be asking for trained afghan women police were begging for trained professional afghan women police. and on derek cash deals, on the organizational structure, they actually did not have the slots for them to the degree that the regular units did. so i think what i've seen on this and the trend i have seen is that the units have matured and as they've become more capable and the commanders have become more focused on evidence-based operations and getting them through, those are the units of where women are having the most success. those are the units where the women are getting the greatest acceptance. and i think we are going to see that on a very, very slow gradual level, but we as an international community need to be very sensitive to this. interestingly and unfortunately, we haven't always

in the case of healthcare.gov, why did it have to become a crisis for the administration to send in their s.w.a.t. team. >> we heard the hearings in congress this week. congress was not happy with all the answers it got from eric shinseki. on the campaign trail, scott brown running for senate posed the question, how many veterans have to die before somebody gets fired? here is mitch mcconnell who has a primary campaign of his own saying he doesn't see the urgency now in the president that he saw in the health care crisis. >> that was on the website fiasco. when he led it be known his people would not rest until a solution could be worked out. incredibly so far the president has made no such pledge when it comes to the treatment of our veterans. >> that's mitch mcconnell. house majority leader eric cantor said the same thing, why haven't we heard from the president on this. sounds like the republicans are trite to bait him. >> i spend much of the week listening to concerns. they talk about the internal revenue service, benghazi. they're not really talking about veterans affairs. however, when you have k

. >> probably the safest place in the bay area today. s.w.a.t. teamsompeting in the seventh annual challenge. it's a group of four other teams from 39 other cities and counties. it's also a chance for the teams to exchange important information. >> we're sharing training secrets as invaluable and we have no other venue to do it. we have tactical medicine that could save a citizen's life or our own life. >> it is a good program. since all the proceeds go to george mark house, which is the hospice for seriously ill children, the big prize, really, is just bragging rights. the fund raising goal is $25,00. >>> mystery widening. that self proclaimed millionaire has taken its treasure hunt to southern california. it's somewhere under the l.a. smog. the mystery tweeter is sending out clues via twitter. one man found $250 last night. the next drop will happen at 7:00 tonight. he's given away thousands of dollars in the bay area just this past week, which we know yesterday was right here at our studios. >> in our front yard. >> some people, in some parts of the

large vehicle into a television station near baltimore then barricaded himself inside the building for hours. a s.w.a.t. team swarmed the station amidst concerns the man was armed. after a five hour stand off, police say they arrested him without further indent. investigators say he used a stolen truck to crash into the station's lobby. people say as soon as they noticed the wall was starting to collapse, they knew it was time to get out. >> our news director came in and said everybody out. we just high tailed it. >> reporter: everyone escaped safely. the man under arrest suffers from mental health issues. >>> we have an update now on a story our 2 investigative team brought you last night. two investigates brought you several car lots that are selling cars with recalls that have not been fixed. ktvu's melanie woodrow is in the newsroom. and her mother supports a bill that will keep recalled vehicles from being sold. >> reporter: that's right, the senator behind the legislation says it would close a loophole. >> recall, are you serious? come on man.  >> reporter: 2 investigate approached several car lots w

the lapd flew in a s.w.a.t. teamithout asking if it was needed and were ordered to leave. >> the emotions were running high. this suspect was actually hunting down and killing police officers. that's part of the reason that all of these law enforcement officers chose to self-deploy. they felt they had an obligation to do whatever they could because that's the business we're in. >> reporter: 28 different agencies involved, incompatible radio systems made it nearly impossible for commanders to coordinate movements. the report says many officers were out of their cars with rifles pointed downhill toward the action even though it was more than a mile away. who were they pointed it at? >> the reality is they could have been pointing at their own officers. >> reporter: the san bernardino sheriff's office is implementing some of the suggestions in the report and the lapd will evaluate the response. exemplary work was highlighted from police under fire. >> reporter: eight circus performers are in the hospital this evening, t

the studio for hours. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teamsd a baltimore area television station after a man rammed a large truck into a lobby. an employee at wmar-tv shot this video on his cell phone as it happened. >> the whole wall, the glass was going through and then i see the beginning of the truck and our news director kelly walks in and says everybody out and we just high-tailed it. >> reporter: police got their first 911 call just before noon when the suspect banged on the station's door demanding to be let in. >> he was shouting "i'm god" on foot. our security guard was able to hear him, and from that point he walked away because she wouldn't have let him in the building. he got in his truck and decided to let himself in. >> reporter: the employees evacuated as the officers searched for the suspect barricaded inside. one employee remained hidden in the basement. police say he was helpful. >> this 29-year-old black male about 5'10" was watching different channels, watching you report this story as this incident unfolded. >> reporter:

neil: ny is the tax code so complicated? he has a s.w.a.t. team of accountants. ld allow a deduction to make the pain a little less. really don't have to go there, but i get your point. justin, taxation is that with a different name. flat tax, consumption tax to not throw out the present code and save the forest. maybe they should just make it a really simple. whenever you make, that is what they take. we are going in that direction anyway. bob, when i hear rich guy like you bitch about taxes, i love it bob, when i hear a guy like you bitching about me, i say, why doesn't this guy's a switch channels and be done with it. what is the deal with the tax cut that needs its own code to decipher? that is a very good point. tom in new jersey. no, no. shut up. here is hoping you throw up. you greedy so be. so nice to hear from you yet again. it's so complicated we have to pay people to do our taxes. that says it all. now time for some very quick answers to questions on burning issues a lot of you want quickly addressed. here we go. from madison to of wisconsin. it is such

police evacuated the building and brought in a s.w.a.t team. the man surrounded rended after several hours. there were no hostages taken and no shots were fired. >>> a hearing today in colorado could establish the rules for the upcoming trial in the 2012 colorado movie theater case. the defendant, james homes, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to that deadly attack where 12 people were killed. his lawyers will ask that jury selection be closed to the public. they are arguing that letting the public watch could cause prospective jurors to change their answers to really important questions like how they feel about the insanity defense. this trial is due to begin in october. >>> a u.s. marine has been in a mexican prison for two months now. he has been ordered to go back to court next wednesday. sergeant andrew tom ressy is charged with bringing weapons into mexico. he says he was moving everything he owns, including three guns, from florida to california and accidentally crossed the boarder. it's against the law to bring guns into mexic

the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. teamthe streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept at concealing contraband in their cells as well as on their person. >> actually put it up their rectum. that's the best place to do it. unless we catch them in here quick enough where they can't get it up. behind this hollow, they'll put a razor blade on a string, hang it way down here. might not see one little bitty tip of the string up here, just barely see it, but that's where they keep their stuff. >> nothing anymore makes me raise my eyebrows. it's been too long. seen too much. >> where did you find that? >> in a male inmate's cell. there's no such thing as crazy in prison. you know, i don't know, maybe you got to be crazy to work here, i'm not sure. we come here voluntarily every day. >> since the 2000 riot, the level of violence at pelican bay has dropped considerably, but numerous assaults still occur. when they do, the squad must respond like street detectives, carrying all the tools necessary to

police evacuated the building and brought in a s.w.a.t. team. there were no hostages taken and no shots were fired. >>> conflicting reports on the malaysiaian airlines. they found no trace of the plane in the indian ocean. they say most countries now agreed that sounds heard in the upian ocean did -- indian ocean did not come from the black boxes and investigators are now going back to the drawing board. >>> a hearing in colorado could establish the rules for the upcoming trial in the 2012 colorado movie theater shooting case. he is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity where 12 people were killed. his lawyers will ask that jury selection be closed to the public and they will argue that allowing the public to watch will change their answers about how they feel about the up sanity defense and that -- insanity defense and that trial is due to begin in october. >>> and the hot sauce fight is apparently over. they voted to drop the lawsuit against the maker of the hot sauce and the town had declared it a public nuisance after they said it made th

the death of a mentally illman who was killed -- mentally ill man has been ruled accidental. cheng barricaded himself. efforts to talk him out failed. after a six hour stand off a s.w.a.t. team entered the home. investigators say chang stabbed one of the officers in the arm and that's when police fatally shot chang. his family says that chang was schizophrenic. >>> new developments tonight in the case of the los angeles clippers and the teams embattled owner donald sterling. this evening the nba gave at the present timetive approval of the sale by sterling's wife to steve balmer for $2 billion. shelley sterling also agreed not to sue the league. but donald sterling is. he has filed a suit for $1 billion. several reports surfaced about donald sterling's mental health. some of those reports say he is mentally incapacitated. and tmz is reporting that he was recently diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. >>> happening now the first night of this year's bottle rock music festival is coming to a close in downtown napa. it is the first true test of all the changes since last year's less than successful show. ken pritchett is live in napa with a look at how it's going so far. >> repor

they arrested him on the left and shortly after that, a s.w.a.t. team carried them out arresting robert. two guns were reported stole leap and they are livermoreing both to the robberies. >>> the focus is on a new morality clause in the teacher's contracts. three have now quit their jobs because of that morality jobs and agreeing number are pulling back in the oakland diocese. this requires them to obey the teachings of the catholic church and their concerned teachers can be confirmed. they are now trying to save the city president of the column. the commissioner cannot legally extend the ted line but just this week, pell pell could confirmed. a santa rosa and tell why garcia why bradshaw was accused of grabbing him by the next and warning him not to power her daughter. they have not confirmed whether her daughter was bullyied by the young boy. >>> they could face a traffic mess this weekend and a major freeway is due to be partially shut down. joining us live in the south of market, tell us about the impact good morning to you alex. >> reporter: a lot

the death of a mentally illman who was killed -- mentally ill man has been ruled accidental. cheng barricaded himself. efforts to talk him out failed. after a six hour stand off a s.w.a.t. team entered the home. investigators say chang stabbed one of the officers in the arm and that's when police fatally shot chang. his family says that chang was schizophrenic. >>> new developments tonight in the case of the los angeles clippers and the teams embattled owner donald sterling. this evening the nba gave at the present timetive approval of the sale by sterling's wife to steve balmer for $2 billion. shelley sterling also agreed not to sue the league. but donald sterling is. he has filed a suit for $1 billion. several reports surfaced about donald sterling's mental health. some of those reports say he is mentally incapacitated. and tmz is reporting that he was recently diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. >>> happening now the first night of this year's bottle rock music festival is coming to a close in downtown napa. it is the first true test of all the changes since last year's less than successful show. ken pritchett is live in napa with a look at how it's going so far. >> repor

the 23,000 squire foot mile area they are looking in. >> all right, lea gabrielle, thank you. >>> a standoff and shootout with a s.w.a.t. team in the state of tennessee. authority say they surrounded a motel in knox county, which is basically knoxville, tennessee. a suspect called police and said he was wanted in connection with the triple murder. the fugitive told police he wanted cops to kill him. he said he fired at officers and shot himself. doctors are treating him for the gunshot wound. the suspect was reportedly living at home in florida where cops yesterday found three bodies. >> has the national security agency been spying on you? is your name on the agency's watch list? we may soon find out. and we'll tell you how to find out. that's next. we need it right away! we cannot let the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my co

police had to evacuate the building and call in a s.w.a.t. team as well as a hostage negotiator. that man surrendered to police. >>> food officers are responding to an outbreak that continues to make californians sick. foster farms, which produced the tainted chicken, still has not issued a recall. the group called the center for science in the public interest has filed a lawsuit in court, it hopes to force the government to step in. no one has died from the outbreak, but more than 500 people have become ill. >>> apple is confirming a huge deal with beats electronics. apple is spending $3 billion on the music company. the deal had been rumored for weeks. beats was founded by rapper dr. dre. it goes against founder steve jobs insistence, that apple create all its own products. >>> some discouraging news for tesla today. it's credit rating was lowered. standard and poors lowered its ratings. >>> a pull back on wall street. the dow dropped 42, the nasdaq lost 11. investors instead put their money into the bond market. >>> lorenzo potrone has died. the restaurant had become a destinat

. >> reporter: the department's organized a s.w.a.t. fitness challenge with 40 teams from across the state participating. >> goal is to raise $20,000 from the entry fees for the event. >> reporter: all of the money comes back here to help families like the mckay webers to make the most of the time they have left. >> i always say that it's our like -- as our family, it's our painfully beautiful time together. people think -- and it is, it's really sad. it's really traumatic, but there's so much beauty in that too and that's for me what george mark is. >> reporter: a place to remember and reflect on the final days of her son's life and the comfort this second home and the people here brought her. >> and for more information on how you can help the george mark children's house we have included a link to their website on our website, ktvu.com, and on a happy note, we learned just this week that jennifer mckay weber and her husband are now expecting twins. >> what a great ending to a very special story. thank you for that report. >>> time now is 7:48. let's check in with r

police had to evacuate the building and call in a s.w.a.t. team as well as a hostage negotiator. man surrendered to police. >>> food officers are responding to an outbreak that continues to make californians sick. foster farms, which produced the tainted chicken, still has not issued a recall. the group called the center for science in the public interest has filed a lawsuit in court, it hopes to force the government to step in. no one has died from the outbreak, but more than 500 people have become ill. >>> apple is confirming a huge deal with beats electronics. apple is spending $3 billion on the music company. the deal had been rumored for weeks. beats was founded by rapper dr. dre. it goes against founder steve jobs insistence, that apple create all its own products. >>> some discouraging news for tesla today. it's credit rating was lowered. standard and poors lowered its ratings. >>> a pull back on wall street. the dow dropped 42, the nasdaq lost 11. investors instead put their money into the bond market. >>> lorenzo potrone has died. the restaurant had become a destination

the military established a curfew and prohibited public gatherings of more than five people. >> a s.w.a.t. team from san mateo county spent days in jordan competing in warrior games they say skills they learned there will help them do their jobs better. the team competed against units from 38 other countries. they faced off in events and the training could come into play during a large-scale terrorist attack here in the bay area. >> we would be one of the phone calls to be made to start the investigation into thachl we have an ability to gain intelligence on whatever the target might be. this team has ability to go hit that target. if we need tochlt >> two military teams pulled out because of unexpected deployment. >> a major construction project could make driving a big mess for anyone trying to get out of for the weekend. to pennsylvania on ramp closing until us tuesday morning. caltrans replacing a major hinge. three others will be replaced on the northbound side. caltrans earthquakes put too much stress on inches. >> motorcycle fogging begins in the south bay tonight, scheduled to start at

the report says efforts by a crisis intervention team to talk him out failed. after a six hour standoff an s.w.a.t. team enters. chen stabbed one of the officers on the arm and that's when police fatally shot him. his family says chen is schizophrenia. >>> it will be used as a pocket track to store train cars and that why they can go to the stadium. the green wood and other stations will be closed until june 9th. busses will help passengers get around the area. >>> ktvu tom vacar takes a look at what that money will to students. >> as much money as it is, it will only add about a penny to each dollar spent to education and those towns. school budgets are tight now, anything that'll help to teach teachers and teaching kids that don't have the technology at home will be in valuable. >> given the enormous cost of education, $120 million spread over five years over three school districts is really not a lot of money. but, what it can buy is very, very important. >> what thing it does do is experiment. that's the key. once they see success and as you see in otherer charter schools. >> then you can star

23rd, right off highway 280 or freeway -- interstate 280, i should say, that the place was just swarmed with s.w.a.t. teams know that the san francisco police department's gang task force unit is on scene. we saw them actually carrying some zip ties. so we don't know know if they will be making arrests. we don't know what they are looking for inside, if there are weapons inside, that they will be trying to confiscate. they are waiting on a search warrant before they can go in and confiscate whatever it is they are looking for. we are hearing reports that this started off as a felony aggravated assault. we're waiting to get more information about how exactly all of this unfolded. the police presence is definitely down from what it was about two hours ago, three hours ago. but they are still here waiting on that search here at the hell's angel compound. live in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> new this morning -- neighbors are describing a chaotic scene after a terrifying high-speed crash in richmond. one woman died on richmond parkway and it triggered a power outage

the government and return to democracy. military has established a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and has prohibited public gathering of more than 5 people. >> elite s.w.a.t. teamrom san mateo county spent days in jordan competing in this year warrior game. now back and say the skills they learned there will help them do their job better here. 8 member s.w.a.t. team competed against unit from 38 other country all highly specialize and trained in anti-terrorism tactic. they face off n.e. vents like 3 gun gauntlet and high angle drive-by at your ban assault. added training could come into play during large scale terrorist attack for example in the bay area. >> we would be one of the phone calls made to start the investigation into that. we have the ability to work an intel operation to start gaining intelligence on whatever the target might be then this team has the ability to also go hit the target if we need to. >> the county swat members were last minute stand in for 2 u.s. military teams that pulled out because of app unexpected deployment. >> one more quick note from washington to pass along. bill that would put some limits on the nsa spying operation has pa

the home. one of them struck and wounded an officer. a s.w.a.t. team was dispatched and an explosion right there blew a hole through the roof. witnesses say before the explosion a person was taken out of the home. >>> the hot weather forecast for this week has firefighters on high alert. over the weekend firefighters in the south bay were busy responding to a dozen fires. firefighters say with hot weather and dry conditions they are really concerned. >> we are getting close to critical fire conditions. we are concerned on what the weather is doing and theferential a big fire. >> we found these crews clearing the space. >>> fire danger aside, a real threat, but fire danger aside, let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin, beautiful day for baseball. >> both sides of the bay outstanding with temperatures in the mid-70s. both parks. and low 80s. to the game tonight, 60s for most of the innings. beautiful night at the park. san francisco, twin peaks. san francisco. a live shot. temperatures -- temperatures in the 70s. upper 70s. low 80s. tomorrow

s.w.a.t. team. this time no lives are in danger. 39 california cities and counties are competing in the s.w.a.t. fitness challenge in san leandro. all proceeds go to san leandro's george mark house, a hospice which provides care for seriously ill children. the big prize of course is the bragging rights. >> that is a big prize. >>> tuesday, san francisco. wednesday, san jose. where was the hidden cache today? the answer is next. first, mike honda stubbornly refused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, launching false attacks. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon valley." and the mercury news says, "ro khanna is ready for the congress of tomorrow... ...while honda is a politician of the past." for our future: ro khanna. khanna: i'm ro khanna and i approve this message. >>> we'll be back in half an hour. coming up at 6:00, an unlikely pairing in san francisco. why snoop dogg and joe montana are teaming up to fight violence. >>> the generous self-proclaimed millionaire has taken a show on the road. tuesd