but we'll see. >> this male undercover is in contact with a very young-looking female.e suspects she may be a juvenile. after some negotiation by text, she finally agrees to an outcall and arrives at the hotel shortly before 9:30. >> has my time started? all right, okay. >> and no anal. >> no anal? >> a price of $340 is agreed upon for half an hour of sex. >> good? >> yeah. >> okay. >> as soon as the money changes hands, sheriff's deputies move in and make the arrest. the woman in custody is 21-year-old stephanie. she is quiet and cooperative. but investigators quickly get a sense of her personal distress. >> you ever been arrested before for prostitution? >> no, sir. >> where's your mom and dad? >> my dad i haven't talked to in -- i couldn't even tell you how long. and my mom, it's probably been about a year. she's really sick. >> a tattoo on stephanie's back offers detectives insight on her troubled family history. >> it says "colesta." >> i knew from the name of it because it's kind of an old-school kind of name that it was either a mom or a grandma. >> is that grand

. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover and comes face to face with sex slavery in america. >> if you livehis life where will you be in ten years? >> as this sun sets on a spring break on saturday in central florida, police hit the phone laying a trap for those who traffic in illegal sex. >> i'm like 20, 15, 20 minutes from disney. >> after four days of targeting the buyers and sellers who traffic in sex, detectives have made 66 arrests. they spot a woman that fits the sglipgs hispanic woman in the building. >> we have her coming to the door. >> can i get a real hug? >> do they always hug. >> looking for wires. to see if he's a bug. >> despite her initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> before getting down to business she checks out the room. >> she picked up the money to see if it is counterfeit. >> reassured the money is authentic she orders the under cover to get comfortable. code for get naked. >> 500 for 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> for 500, 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> i told you to bring the tools. >> what tools, the lube and stuff. >> y

agents did more than 30 undercover runs at stores all over california. in each case they bought at least one new tire and had it installed. 21 stores including six in the bay area charged for parts that were not installed. in all they found 101 causes for discipline including repeated fraud. the biggest problem. >> a safety issue because if not operating correctly they may not be aware of a low tire and experience a tire failure and be put in a hazardous condition. >> bridgestone, the company that owns firestone, refused to do an interview, but sent a statement saying in part once it was thoat fight by -- notified as to certain deficiencies, bridgestone launched an extensive internal investigation and shared our findings with the bureau and then implemented appropriate corrective actions. state officials asked to revoke or suspend the firestone stores involved. they have now reached a settlement with firestone. but the details are being finalized and probably won't be public until next month. dan ashley, abc7 news. >> we posted the entire statement with

the guy sells it to the undercover cop. when the undercover cop's picking up a young girl on the street, he's picking up the girl. she's the one taking the risk and he collects the profit. we stopped one guy and we got i think $20,000 out of his sock. >> the task force warns parents as the business becomes more and more lucrative, the tactics pimps use to lure or kidnap girls gets bolder and more creative. >> they'll go to bus stations, malls. >> movie theaters. we have cases where people in school will do recruiting and get her friends to come out. >> tonight's operation is designed to bust pimps who run a takeout service by delivering young girls from door to door. investigators wire the decoy's room, monitor the decoy's activities and communicate with him at all times. armed officers stand by in the adjoining room while undercover squad cars surveil the area. tonight, officer jim beers plays the client in need of a young companion while his fellow officer mark is technical backup. >> i'll make the call. mark here will ba

agents did more than 30 undercover runs at stores all over california. case they bought at least one new tire and had it installed. 21 stores including six in the bay area charged for parts that were not installed. in all they found 101 causes for discipline including repeated fraud. the biggest problem. >> a safety issue because if not operating correctly they may not be aware of a low tire and experience a tire failure and be put in a hazardous condition. >> bridgestone, the company that owns firestone, refused to do an interview, but sent a statement saying in part once it was thoat fight by -- notified as to certain deficiencies, bridgestone launched an extensive internal investigation and shared our findings with the bureau and then implemented appropriate corrective actions. state officials asked to revoke or suspend the firestone stores involved. they have now reached a settlement with firestone. but the details are being finalized and probably won't be public until next month. dan ashley, abc7 news. >> we posted the entire statement with a list o

there's a uc operation meaning undercover prostitution sting. celeste wrote back, damn, lol. >> the officer said no, you're not. just giving you a heads up. she flirted by saying, thank you, daddy. i appreciate it. i don't want to did to jail, lol. -- i don't want to go to jail, lol. in another text conversation with another oakland officer we're blurring out his name and picture since kpix 5 has not been able to confirm it came from his phone. she asked is it going to be hot in oakland tonight? will there be any other undercover operations targeting prosecutes? yup? who told you? >> nobody, that's why i'm mad. >> i told you last night or tried to but were you drunk. >> i was happy to, you know, wow, you know, these men in uniform, you know, giving me protection and, you know, yeah, like it was mutual. >> reporter: out of the two dozen officers she had sex with she said she had sex with three of them when she was a minor all three with the oakland police department. it started when she was 16. she says some of the officers would introduce her to

an unusual independent journalist went undercover. his name is shane bauer. he was in a prison -- well, he was imprisoned in iran for two years. and now he has come back to serve as a prison guard to investigate the prison. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "between the wars" by billy bragg. you can go to democracynow.org to see her interviews with the british rocker. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn to a stunning new expose and mother jones magazine, looking inside the world of privately run prisons. >> no structure. unsafe. just a bad place. hell. in a can. crazy. prison is beyond anything i ever imagined. amy: mother jones senior spenter shane bauer performance working undercover last or as a guard at louisiana cca's --winn correctional facility. between two thousand nine in 2011, he was locked up and in and rainy prisoner is one of the jailed american hikers. louisiana's winn facility is a oldest medium security privately operated prison, having the world highest incarceration rate . more than 8

authorities set up an undercover sing where buckingham allegedly paid a $300 deposit for the murder. the total cost would be about $3,000. >> by having an undercover agent pose as a hitman, they're trying to minimize her saying she didn't mean it. >> reporter: locals are in shock. >> we were in shock. disbelief. >> reporter: they may have been surprised in indiana, but it certainly isn't the first time law enforcement has allegedly foiled an outrageous murder for hire plot. >> something bad, gunshots, is that how you want me toot it? you want me to shoot him? >> unless you can do it painlessly, you're not breaking his back. >> reporter: listen to how she discusses the details of how her husband should be killed a couple years ago. >> i would prefer to use a knife or a gun. it's quick and easy. >> one of her other concerns, the mess it might make in her house. >> do you have a gun in the house? >> it would be messy in the house. >> and why not just divorce her husband? well, there was insurance money to be had if he were dead, and then there were his feelings to consider. >> it's not

meaning undercover prostitution sting. celeste wrote back, damn, lol, and the officer said, no, you're not. just giving you a heads up. she flirted by saying, thank you, daddy. i appreciate it. i don't want to go to jail. lol. in another conversation with a different officer, we're blurting out his name and picture, since kpix five has not been able to confirm it came from his own, celeste asked the officer, is it going to be hot in oakland tonight, meaning well there be any undercover operations targeting prostitutes? the officer wrote, yes. who told you? celeste replied, nobody. that's why i'm mad. the officer says i told you last night or tried to but you were drunk. >> i was happy -- these men in uniform -- you know, giving me protection and you know, it was mutual. >> reporter: out of the 30 or so officers, she says she slept with three of them when she was a minor, all three with the oakland police department, starting when she was just 16. some of the officers would introduce her to other fellow officers, basically

we set up our undercover inspectors to try to get inside. place is labelled as a relaxation spa. >> once inside, the undercover is typically offered a massage and unguarded view of what really goes on in a so-called relaxation spa. >> i see improperly dressed masseuses all the time. i see them running, scattering to lied items such as a condom or money. >> hey. how are you doing? health department. >> police department. >> when the lights come on, the women cover up. at the same time, police spot this woman trying to leave. they bring her back inside. >> she's the older lady. massage $40. >> at first, investigators suspect she maybe the manager on duty. >> she's leaving again. >> once again the woman makes a dash for it. >> where are you going? >> this time one of our cameras follows. once again the woman is intercepted by police. by offering to arrange a massage for the undercover, she has confirmed suspicions that golden pearl is operating illegally. in this room down the hallway, sergeant flores finds evidence of sexual activity, includin

i can't wait to see you. >> female undercovers make contact with an eager john. >> right now. he will be here in two minutes. >> a male undercover in the room across the hall has a subject on the way. >> you are not the police, right? that's why i want to give you my number. i don't want a bunch of dudes kickin' in my door. >> reporter: the team scrambles to prepare for two simultaneous takedowns. >> you guys good? >> yeah. >> it is always feast or famine. we will have nothing, put the phone calls an ads on and then five people show up in a half hour. it is critical when we take him down we bring him out immediately. >> arresting officers hud until the next room, eyeballing his approach in the hallway and waiting for a hit on the panic pager to signal the deal for sex has been made. ♪ >> get your hands out of your pocket. you are arrest. you are arrest. the john is hustled in to a ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. he tells the poli

kpix 5's christin ayers has more on the undercover investigation >>> reporter: bonny has been coming to this hayward firestone on la playa drive for the past six years. >> i come here for my regular oil changes. >> reporter: not knowing the tire shop has been under investigation for fraud. >> i don't know enough to be savvy for over charging. >> reporter: state officials say the store has been overcharging a number of its customers. it started which ainning center of complaints here in 2013. bill thomas of the california bureau of automobile repair says over two years, investigators discovered a disturbing trend. >> unnecessary services being sold to consumers. potential fraud, charge you for services that weren't performed, significant oversell. >> reporter: then the bureau got an anonymous tip from a former employee alleging that the fraud was not just happening here but at firestones all over the state. >> we prepared undercover vehicles and conducted covert undercover operations at 30 firestone locations throughout the state. >> reporter: the investigation found that of those 30,

. >>> three men brought down by undercover cops as they try to rob tourists in san francisco. today in the bay starts right now. >>> a very good now tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> i'm sam brock, coastal, it will be nice today. let's focus on the positive here. >> yeah, everyone head to the beach, i guess. we can all sit there. we will have some hot weather for the inland valleys again today, and most likely the hottest day of the week will be today. let's get a look at the microclimates now. it is 62 in the south bay, feeling much milder there. you can see the coastal clouds in the peninsula, and that will keep it cooler. still reaching 88. 95 in the north bay and 97 in the south bay. we'll talk about what else to expect coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to look to see what's happening on the roadways. >> along the peninsula, fine. palo alto, light flow. most of the bay, we'll show you the map and that will reflect on the speed censors as well. if you are heading to the beach, 17 will be a problem all morning. southbound 17, we have one lane blocke

interview with the young woman who claims that some officer she slept with tipped her off about undercover stings. here is how the chief is responding. >> i am concerned. >> reporter: police chief ben fell is referring to the teenager prostitutes say some officers had sex with her and they gave her undercover operation. the 18-year-old that goes by salastquaz showed me text messages from cops and a nickname of superman stay off of east 14 through 42nd, a u c operation meaning undercover prostitution sting. in another text from a different officer, celeste the officer will it be hot in oakland meaning will there be operations in oakland. he said yes, i told you last night or tried to but you were drunk. >> at the time i was happy, wow, these men in uniform, you know. giving me project. >> celeste says the sex began when she was 16. she would be passed around officers from facebook and instagram. >> it goes against the core values of what a police officer is. and these allegations concern us as a profession and me personally because i am working to build bridges with our community. >> to tak

a group of men robbed three tourists and little did they know, there were undercover officers across the street. it was lucky the police officers happened to be there. >> reporter: definitely the right time at the right place, jessica. the undercover officers are right around the corner from where we're standing, trying to catch people breaking into cars. and tonight, tourists snapping their pictures and making their way down lombard street, down this crooked, iconic part of lombard street had no idea. >> walking in a group and in broad daylight failed to keep these tourists from becoming targets. >> this is where the crime takes place. >> reporter: just after 1:00 p.m. saturday, surveillance captured these men get out of this chrysler and rob three women at gunpoint. the suspects followed them from lombard street. >> we are looking out for where the criminals are. >> reporter: undercover officers in the area, looking out for car break-ins, sprinted to the scene. >> officers tackled the suspects. not everyone complies with our addresses. >> i saw a bunch of cops that were blocking tr

now there's evidence pointing to officers giving a teenaged prostitute undercover operation intel. this 18-year-old teenager who goes by celeste guap admits she slept with two dozen officers from various police departments. she tells me she is had sex with 14 oakland police officers, five richmond cops, three from san francisco pd, one in stockton, one in livermore, four alameda county, and three contra costa county sheriff's deputies she says in exchange, some officers gave her protection and tipped her off about undercover operations while she was working as a prostitute. she gave me this cell phone screen shot showing her text conversations with an oakland cop who goes by the nickname superman. uc operation is undercover prostitution sing. >> in another text conversation with a different oakland officer, we're blurring out his name and picture since kpix 5 has not been able to confirm it came from his phone. >> i was happy to, you know, wow, you know, these men men in uniform giving me protection. it was mutual. >> reporter: she said slept with three oakland police officers when

the girl was actually an undercover officer. >> here you have someone who is trying to lure our children and doing activities that are frankly quite disgusting. >> ellis son is a teacher and school librarian. the school district confirms that ellis son was an employee during the 2014-2015 school year. the district spokesperson says they are saddened to hear of the allegation. ellison worked in the schools from 2007 to 2014. the district read a statement saying at this time we have no evidence of inactivity and will cooperate with authorities. the fbi and homeland security were involved in the investigation and the investigation continues. >> this case is possible that there are other victims that have not come forward.

we're undercover with a rescue team on the ground. >>> and tonight, trump on trump. >> she has a bad temperament. >> the latest attack from hillary clinton, campaign shake up and will his children have a formal role in a trump white house. ♪ >>> good evening and tonight you're going to hear what some of the most powerful people in america say to one another when they think nobody is listening. you'll hear from the woman who revealed trading among high ranking officials and she is now facing a scandal of her own. >> i want you guys to be safe. >> reporter: pennsylvanipennsyl attorney general, kathleen cane, running away from danger is not her mo. >> we can get out, right? >> i wouldn't but you're ethe boss. >> reporter: today she's with the gun violence task force. but she says the real danger she never saw coming, not from criminals but her colleagues. a discovery that has shaken her entire state, putting her own career in jeopardy. >> 398 pages, much of it hard core porn. >> names have been named. >> reporter: a trove of emails her office discovered and made public full of racism, s

>> a controversial undercover video has led to an investigation and the second how they are selectively edited. >> released by the conservative organization claims to be a watchdog of various policy issues showing robert klein who teaches at the middle school offered cocaine to undercover conservative activists but they never showed the actual drug although he brags about his access and how his inside knowledge of the police k-9 dogs allowed him to get away with it. >> they teach us how the drug dogs sniff out the drugs if you put in your pocket. >> the meeting took place 70 hotel conference room in 2015 he says the video is part of an ongoing investigation of alleged abuse by teachers and the teachers' union. >> you can see the official this and i will not tell the the one. he could lose his job if anybody found out. >> so this is about a cover-up bassist and the problem in the teachers' union to protect bad teachers. >> they are investigating on a drug abuse charge however he is seeing staging a mock presentation that it is a bogus organization and at the school they say he presents t

now there's evidence pointing to officers giving a teenaged prostitute undercover operation intel.by celeste guap admits she slept with two dozen officers from various police departments. she tells me she is had sex with 14 oakland police officers, five richmond cops, three from san francisco pd, one in stockton, one in livermore, four alameda county, and three contra costa county sheriff's deputies she says in exchange, some officers gave her protection and tipped her off about undercover operations while she was working as a prostitute. she gave me this cell phone screen shot showing her text conversations with an oakland cop who goes by the nickname superman.

.: lisa they went undercover treacly behind me in opened up a prostitution ring one man behind bars batman saws are facing multiple charges related the human traffic trafficking. p?p?o?gv >> britteny: 1 cerros that 80. six will be your high impact lamotte. the day forecast showing temperatures stay a bit warmer tomorrow then we drop a few degrees as we get into wednesday thursday and of onshore flow for parts of our area where the drop in temperatures will come from. then we will see warming conditions once again as we head into friday saturday and sunday. >> pam: that is not fit for us tonight think you for being with us just tomorrow and. tomorrow morning starts at 430 in the morning. (narrator) imagine, wiping away the appearance of crepey skin. on your arms... (female narrator) on your legs... (male narrator) and even your neck. (female narrator) what would your reaction be? -can i look now? -yes. are you serious? oh my goodness! (female narrator) and now a paid presentation for crepe erase. (male narrator) a breakthrough targeted body treatment brought to you by trusted guthy renker.

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they sold more than 1500 pills to an undercover agent. fentanyl is a fake oxycodone. >>> he accepted tens of thousands of dollars in bribes from medical company owner and an undercover fbi agent. the deal means it will not go to trial as scheduled next month but could get up to five years behind bars. >>> jury selection set to begin tomorrow in a pg and e criminal trial over the deadly 2010 san bruno gas pipeline disaster. it was stet to get understood way tuesday in san francisco tomorrow. pg and e is facing 13 counts and one of obstruction of a federal probe and 12 counts of violating federal pipeline regulations. they pleaded not guilty to all of the channels. if they are convicted, the company could face a $562 million fine. >>> sacramento county approved new rules for use of surveillance by law enforcement officers. it applies to devices like stingray trackers and surveillance cameras. law enforcement agencies get bored prove before new technologies are deployed or use inside a different location for a different purpose. police agenc

he was actually an undercover montgomery county police officer. he was found guilty of sexual solicitation of a minor. and forth. the defense attorney said that the police and trapped him. early in the chat, he wanted to cuddle, and the undercover officer brings up sex. but after several weeks of chatting and sending pictures, some of which were naked, eventually reid suggest having sex. >> in the end, and that is why he was convicted, he took the initiative to set up a meeting. tom: they agreed to meet at a germantown mcdonald's and then go to a nearby apartment. when he pulled into the parking lot, the police were waiting. reid said that sex with a minor could lead to 10 years in jail. now that is the maximum sentence he will face at sentencing in august. attorney the a defense by phone tonight. he said it was a difficult day for his client, but his client is grateful to get the chance to explain himself in front of a judge. move on with his life, but sentencing is scheduled at the circuit court house in august. live in rockville, tom roussey, a

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shops all around the bay area have ripped off customers and tonight we have the findings of the undercover investigation. >> imagine coming face to face with an active shooter. tonight joe get a firsthand look at what some of the bay area police are being taught differently in this kind of situation. situation. >> sharks with ,,,,,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. we're hearing from the cyclt caught in the middle. randall dietel recorded this cell phone video this after. he says he was standing in e te avenue, >>> a case of road rage, on camera tonight and we are hearing from the cyclist who was caught in the - - in the middle. and he was standing in the bike lane on golden gate avenue. and he was using the lane illegally according to drivers. a motorcyclist - - motorcyclist approached and hit him, knocking the phone to the grou

.: police say they went undercover at this house behind me that you see off in the distance. i arrested this man now facing multiple charges. the they say all that as that the split and hellhole near the contra costa county, country club. consols out buyers this book page. she remembers seeing saws are driving to the neighborhood and the sedan and remembers the markings on the then. >> pam: been news involving scandals in the district attorney's office and oakland police department. tonight the department once again the store >> steve: gets more complicated in the sherry the scandal the police department is dealing with first the sex scandal in. broke that involving an underage call girl and lawful officers then. text message scandal involving racially tinged message is. >> steve: letting his girlfriend right and then a decorated sergeant was arrested and kept quiet until public records request. >> pam: resources tell us in the last hour we heard from the district attorney's office officials say this is not connected with the sex scandal. does have to do with the inappropriat

some of them will be undercover. they're going to have metal detectors and security wands at every entrance this weekend and bags bigger than 18 by 18 will not be allowed. >>> a teenager from american canyon faces a long road to recovery after she was bitten by one of the deadliest snakes in the world. juliette goodrich spoke with the girl's parents whhave spent weeks at a florida hospital by their daughter's side. the icu " sarah's daughter ..... 15 yr airlifted from >> it's horribly, horribly tough. she's been a week in the icu. >> reporter: sarah's daughter 15-year-old audrey benton was airlifted from be his to a florida hospital after she -- from belize after she was bitten by a deadly snake. 90% of people don't survive. >> we had to airlift her out and so there were just hours and hours of uncertainty of whether she would even make it. >> reporter: her father immediately took this photo of the snake to show doctors. the family was vacationing on the resort ground in belize. >> we're on a brick path along sort of

one victim runs down the hill, where an undercover officer was waiting. he runs up to the car followed by several other officers, and the three suspects are arrested. police say they did recover a handgun, sources tell ktvu officers had been monitoring those suspect as part of their investigation into similar crimes. >>> a 26-year-old man died after falling from a highway transition ramp in san jose. the highway patrol says they got a call about a vehicle blocking the ramp from southbound interstate 680 to southbound 101 around 4:30 this afternoon. about a minute later someone reported something falling from the ramp. officers say they found a 2009 toyota corolla with the driver's door open and the body of a man on the road below the ramp. one vehicle did hit the body but the driver wasn't hurt. officers identified the man as a san jose resident but they have not released his name. they are investigating this as a possible suicide. >>> a wildfire in kern county killed two people and destroyed at least 150 homes is just 10% contained. fire officials say cr

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anna werner has an undercover investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.re looking for a good used car, you undoubtedly want one that's safe. that probably doesn't include banking a car with a safety -- buying a car with a safety recall that could injure or kill you. we wanted to know what the experience would be like for you, the consumer. are dealerships and used car lots selling used cars with dangerous recalls? and if they are, would you know? >> if you see one you like, let me know. >> reporter: we're on an undercover shopping trip in new jersey to see what salespeople will tell us about used cars with unrepaired safety recalls. some of which have seriously injured drivers. >> any recalls, anything -- it got done. >> any issue, we are responsible. >> reporter: take this bmw x5 at premier auto group of new jersey. the federal website that tracks recalls says it has a defective airbag. when we asked a sales person he told us -- >> they don't have this problem. >> reporter: at this pensky acura dealership, we found this 2012 tl with the airbag unrepaired

. >>> state undercover agents say they found a pattern of fraud at bay area jiffy lubes.a story you'll see state investigators claim those locations have been selling services customers don't need. here is dan ashley. >> reporter: all of these bay area stores are owned by the same family. last december they were feech y urd in this glowing article in national oil and lube news, but behind the scenes were they fighting a state accusation that many of their 41 bay area stores were cheating customers. >> fraud, false and misleading statements and deceit. >> reporter: pat is the chief of the california bureau of automotive repair which launched an investigation into the shops three years ago. they found 105 causes for discipline at shops in eight bay area counties. all part of what the bureau chaz charges is a pattern. >> trying to get the consumer to do a repair on the car that wasn't necessary. >> reporter: the undercover operations started at an auto lab. technicians documented the condition of a wide range of cars to make sure everything was working properly. one by one t

there are also undercover officers. thousands of people filled the park saturday under the watchful eye of san francisco police. there were the usual signs of celebration. but it's a more somber event this year with the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando still on many people's mind. >> one of our worst nightmares. the bars and places we go to our not just bars but our sanctuary. >> reporter: at civic center plaza for the 1st time in the event's history, people had to pass through atul detectors and have their bags searched. and hundreds of people took part in the march, officers also walked the parade route. >> i feel good about it. maybe they're taking care of us. making sure it's safe. >> people are mad but they have a job to protect. they're here to protect us. >> i am grateful for the police presence. i thanked some of the officers for being here. i think it's wonderful. lomac those feelings are not shared by everyone. in fact, organizations including black lives matter have pulled out of the parade as gran

with undercover informants infiltrating his life.he fbi says it never found hard evidence that mateen was really a terrorist threat. and they had hundreds of isis investigations under way. >> we are looking for needles in a nationwide haystack. >> reporter: terror investigators weren't flagged when mateen walked into this gun store three times in the last ten days, legally buying a handgun and a high powered assault rifle. >> an evil person came in here he held multiple security licenses and he passed a background check. >> reporter: today, the president, frustrated critical information isn't being shared. >> if they do get alerted, sometimes it's hard for them to stop them from getting a gun. >> and pierre thomas joins us from outside that gun store tonight. pierre, why wasn't the fbi tipped off during the background check? it would seem to a lot of americans that there should have been a sharing of information here. >> reporter: david, there are very specific rules about how long the fbi can investigate someone when they don't find

for years there were undercover officers to harass us and beat us up.ow they're there to protect us. >> in that regard, president obama announced that the stonewall inn in new york which began the modern gay rights movement, will be declared a national monument. talk about coming full circle. >> that's right. and there's an all-gender bathroom in the white house. we are making enormous strides. i think it's important to keep that in mind as we acknowledge that there's continues to be a significant level of violence and discrimination. >> quickly, your thoughts for this weekend. what do you hope comes from it? >> everyone be safe. everyone be aware. we have to be vigilant. it's unfortunate. the state of the world. keep your eyes open. report anything that you see that doesn't look right. otherwise, it's pride weekend, have a great time, of course. >> happy pride weekend to both of you. state senator and rebecca from the lgbt community center. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and that does it for us. thank you very much for watching. for all of kqed

as the men tried to drive off with the goods, undercover police officers, finding a stolen gun on the suspect. >> the gun is scary. the guns, we think americans are a bit dumb because of their gun laws. >> well, they traced the stolen gun, it is from louisiana. those undercover officers were in the area at the time, just investigating car break-ins. >>> 6:37 right now. teachers and students will ask for free education, what is commonly called free city. it will make enrollment at city college in san francisco by way of a new tax supervisors say might provide $5 million or more. ccsf is still emerging from troubles that almost ended with the school losing its accreditation back from 2013. >> laura, experts are looking at the tab, and $1 billion is what is needed to repair government owned property. if the money is not made available soon, work will not get done until 2031. that information comes courtesy of a grand jury report that was released yesterday. that report says delaying maintenance could also increase costs by $800 million. almost the same amount of money they say it will ma

the man turns and shoots the undercover officer. what the video purportedly shows, as you see right there. cnn's alexandra fields is live in istanbul. alex, what are officials saying about this video and what it reportedly shows? >> reporter: look, this is pretty chilling video. what it shows when you take a look at it is the fact that there were security procedures in place at this airport. did it stop these attackers from being able to penetrate and hit not only the parking lot but the arrivals and departure hall? no. but airport officials continue to maintain that the level of security at this airport exceeds international standards. when we talk about the plainclothes officer we saw in that video, we know this is an airport that has a team of counterterrorism officers who patrol here on a regular basis in plainclothes. they are trained to spot people who are potentially suspicious. so this person was acting on that training. this officer approaches somebody who for whatever reason appears to be suspicious from his point of view

. >> in addition to increased officers both uniformed and undercover, revelers had to go through security and metal detectors for getting anywhere close to the action. >>> they opened the back subjectively.. >> in response to the massacre in orlando this is the first year heightened security measures have been implemented in san francisco.>> will not back down for more police presence. we're here to keep people safe and we will do so in every way possible. >>> this is a welcome addition. >> it makes you feel safer. >> many agree they will not give in to fear. >> they continue celebrating their pride. >> the people coming out and being your together, they went. -- of a win. >>> two people were arrested after a probation officer discovered a type in an apartment. this all happened yesterday at ipm an apartment complex. a probation officer called police when he discovered a bomb . for affirmance were evacuated in case the device went off. when the bomb squad got here they sent a second pipe bomb. they are successfully disabled and was hurt. >>> in any of the fire protection district says the

one victim runs down the hill were an undercover officer was waiting.runs up to the car followed by other suspects. they did recover a handgun. officers have been monitoring the suspects as part of the investigation into similar crimes.>> separate police pursuits in oakland leads to officers crashing. they spotted a man with a handgun walking down the street they try to stop police. officers traced the vehicle and the suv caught fire. the suspect was later arrested. >>> last night in officer pursuing a carjacking suspect interfered with another vehicle and slammed into a pole. the suv also burst into flames. the officer managed to get out of the burning vehicle and they called up with this suspect. >> investigators are looking into the cause of a fire that broke out this morning at a warehouse near industrial and luminous streets. firefighters treated of these pictures. you can see the smoke coming up from the warehouse. they were able to get the fire under control. no word on the cause and no one was hurt. so that temperatures spreading nearly 40 degre