let's add in the energy vics. the ovx.see similar relationship here, inverse relationship as the vics peaks, the price of crude goes lower. it's not exactly clear that we've hit a bottom for crude oil at these levels, nor a peak for its own volatility and index. one more, price of gold had a good year, up 13%. we're coming off a pretty good rally here recently. their fear indicator, is down at near lows of the year as well. you can see gold is up sharply, relative to what it's over fear indicator has done over that period of time. this one could be the one we're seeing a bit of a peak on right now. let's talk about it for a moment here. what do you expect to happen tomorrow? we have an expiration day, we need a little more volume. what kind of volatility do you think we'll have? >> it's not only volume. you're going to have a huge rewaiting in the s&p 500, you're going to see over 300 stocks with buyers who are on the close who will add into it, and about 150 stocks with sellers. >> what typically happens on a day like tha

vic walczak president of lamo one pennsylvania in 2008 by 600 votes. this law could disenfranchise more than 750,000 voters. some they do not have voter id. is the state even prepared to make this many photo ids? >> that is the first time i've heard the pat toomey clip, and i am appalled at some of the things he said. pennsylvania has the most stringent photo voter id law in the country. there are many other states that have some form of voter id, but they all have some safety valve that will guarantee that people who end up not having a id on election day can still vote. for instance, in georgia, anyone who does not have i deacon vote by absentee ballot. in pennsylvania, you cannot do that. in michigan and florida, if you show up on election day and do not have the right kind of id, you vote by provisional ballot but you also fill out an affidavit saying you are you say you are. it's a signature matches with what is in the foot to -- registration books accounts automatically. and pennsylvania, you have to go out and get a valid form of id within six d

and vehicles so they respond two to a car as opposed to one to a car normally. >> reporter: crown vics are popular cars used by many departments. d.c. had not experienced this problem but is looking into it. fairfax county had not heard of the problem. prince george's county didn't tell us anything. if the federal investigations do discover a real problem, that could affect police departments, taxicab companies and consumers all across the nation. gary nurenberg, 9news. >>> 9/11 memorials in new york, virginia, and pennsylvania were subdued yesterday. president obama helped lay wreaths at the pentagon memorial. he told families their pain and sacrifice has helped our nation grow stronger. >> when the history books are written, the true legacy of 9/11 will not be one of fear or hate or division. it will be a safer world, a stronger nation, and a people more united than ever before. >> the ceremony in new york included moments of silence, singing of the national anthem, and the reading of names of 2750 people who died at ground zero. >>> a new government accounting office report reveals

we're going begin abc 7's vic lee. >> and and it's been a long day for investigate skbrorz they've been on that freeway all day long z who is the driver. and why did he shoot the officer? >> there are many unanswered questions. why was the officer car parked in front of the suspect's jeep? normally they pull up behind cars they stop. but the car did have one device that may help investigators answer questions. >> we do have video we're going to analyze to see what happened. >> chp is withholding names but told horters -- reporters he's based in the contra costa county field office in martinez. >> taken to john muir medical center and said to be in critical condition at this time. >> the shooting happened at about 8:20 this morning in alamo on southbound interstate 680. investigators say the exchange of gunfire occurred after the officer made a traffic stop on a jeep. a second officer in another patrol car was also on the scene. here is sheriffs spokesman jimmy lee. >> first officer did make contact with the driver. and shortly thereafter, the driver pulled out a gun, and shot at the off

vic? >> well, dan, the shootout was quick. maybe about 30, 45 seconds.hat is what contra costa county sheriff's spokesman jimmy lee told us, answering a lot of questions at his briefing. among them, the sequence of events in that shootout. >> we tried to provide traffic control and assistance as well as we can to return everything to the normal flow of traffic. >> that is what's happening just where br this shooting supposed to be a routine morning. for the chp. 8:20 a.m. tail end of the commute hour on highway 680. officer youngstorm, a seven year veteran of the force and his beat partner responded in several cars to a traffic accident. >> and there is that location he was not able to locate an accident scene. therefore he clear that had detail. >> the two officers then agreed to meet a short distance up the freeway to handle a dead gear that

vic lee joins us live with the somber pro session. vic? >> as you can imagine this is a spectacular announcement. and the procession was somber and dignified and sad. at 12 noon, the officer began a journey leaving contra costa county for the last time. the 37 year veteran of the chp was a married father of four, his wod body had been the john muir medical center almost a week, his organs harested after being taken off life support. the large contingent of chp officers accompanied the hearse and firefighters got out of their trucks and saluted the officer. and officers and citizens lined streets to pay respects. marina's niece is married to one of those in the escort. >> they put their lives on the line for all ofs

vic? >> there is supposed to be a routine morning for officer as sifting drivers and looking for traffic violators but yesterday, this time, the unpredictable happened. >> with a description of a subject. suspect or anything like that? >> negative. just said officer down and i've been trying to call him no. response. >> there is the tail end of the commute hour. the chp officer, a seven year veteran of the force and his partner responded to a traffic accident near the road. >> and there is that location he was not able to locate the scene. he cleared the detail. >> two officer as agreed to meet up the freeway to handle a dead deer on the southbound lanes of 680. >> on the way to that location his beat partner told him that he was going to conduct a traffic stop on a green jeep wrangler for an obstructed license plate. >> the driver of the jeep was a 36-year-old christopher lacey. the sheriff's spokesman would not say how he obstructed the license plate. officer youngstorm got out of the ca

vic lee jones us with more on the stri police have yet to release the name of the person shot but we know he was armed and dangerous. we know that he has a violent history. and despite his young age. abc 7 news obtained information from his rap sheet. the 22-year-old has been convicted of robbery, and also convicted with assault with a deadly weapon in, that case there is a gun and he was jailed for a parole violation and rebees -- released two weeks ago. sheer what happened last night. there is a shooting just after 8:00. officers from gang task force cruising the neighborhood. >> that is designed to get juvenile offenders on probation back in their homes after curfew. >> police have been especially vigilant in the mission following a fatal shooting sunday at garfield park. there is a this on top of continuing gang activity. there is a gang member walking down 14th street. one officer got out of the car approaching the man police say began running and they say he pulled out this assault pistol. waits loaded with a 25 round magazine, police say the officer ordered the man to drop his

y por otro lado, lo que el paradigma que tenemos que es proi vic prohibiciÓnesomo.n estudios cientÍficos no lo digo yo. nos podemos focalizar en el 30% restantes. y tal manera que no todas las drogas merecen el mismo trato. hay drogas que tienen que ser estrictamente regularzadas y su consumo debe ser estrictamente prohibido. pero, bajo una regularizaciÓn. >>> entrevista completa con el presidente de guatemala, la tendremos este domingo en el programa al punto. >>> bueno, hay una nueva peticiÓn. tenemos entendido, que continuemos. los detalles inÉditos de como muriÓ el agente jaime zapata en el ataque en una autopista de mÉxico, serÁn parte de una ediciÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora". vamos a continuar con este reportaje sobre rÁpido y furioso, como sabemos hay varios legisladores que han estado pidiendo que se haga una investigaciÓn un poco mÁs exhaustiva. lourdes nos explica por quÉ es tan importante para ellos saber quÉ fue lo que cauÓo la muerte de un agente en mÉxico. >>> 2 miembros del congreso, pidieron hoy al inspector general del departamento de justicia, que

. >> vic lee reporting live. a bell ringing ceremony in honor of ken onyoungstorm is under way. we can show you a live look at the ceremony giving the patrol a chance to pay respects to fallen brother. dozens of officers at the private ceremony. youngstorm is the 223 officer to be killed in the line of duty since 1929. people are remembering officer youngstorm. he had been with the chp for seven years. there is a officers gathered at the field office where he reported to lower the flag to half staff. others from the area came to pay respects to officer young storm and local residents stop by with flowers and notes. some people affected by this. governor brown expressed condolences and ordered flags at the state capitol be flown at half staff. >> and the investigation and tributes continue for officer youngstorm, he continues saving lives. and his body remains in walnut creek, being prepared for organ harvest. he was a registered donor and his wish will allow others to live. >> we can help 8 lives from organs and the organs we can transplant are hearts, livers, youngs and we can

abc7 news reporter vic lee talks with one woman who industries -- industries the frightening assaulthe endured in san francisco all over an i-phone. >> it happened at kelly's tavern last friday shortly after mid-night. healthy sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about a dozen or more friends. it was packed with people dancing to a dj. >> we headed out to the dance floor and we were all kind of hanging out right in this area where we are now. >> sweeney went to check on their coats, which they left in the alcove. >> i felt like a large arm go around my rib cage. >> a man grabbed her arm and pulled it back sharply while female accomplices began grabbing at her jewelry. >> and they instantly were trying to rip my engagement ring off so i made a fist. and that was right when i knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear, gave a sharp like tug on my necklace, and then took my phone out of my back pocket, hit me in the face, a closed fist punch in the face. >> the punch blackened her eye and she fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast

the crown vics in question are models 2005 through 2011. other local departments that also use the same models say they have not experienced steering problems. >>> maryland democrats are scrambling for a candidate. they're going to have to support a write-in candidate in a key house race and they why no idea who it is at this point. the candidate will replace wendy rosen as the party's choice. she boughed out this week -- bowed out this week when it became public that she voted in both maryland and florida in 2006 and 2008. there's not enough time to get a new candidate on the ballot. the candidate will face andy harris in november. >>> an american professor brought her sick child into class and breast fed during class. she's now the talk of the campus. professor adrienne pine is a single mother and says she had no other option. she wondered idea breast feeding was such a big deal. the university is not taking disciplinary action but in a statement it said professor pine should have taken advantage of a sick day or a breast feeding area. >>

vic lee road along that same stretch and is live tonight at john muir medical center that. is not an easy drive for chp. >> not. and today i rode with chp officer who is someone i've known a long time. and there is talking about the toll it's taken on him and colleagues. this outpouring keeps growing at the field office where officer kenyon youngstorm works. >> it under scores these people are connected to family and friends. >> the officer sam morgan has been with the chp 30 years. and. >> every time, the same reaction. >> your mind starts racing. and when that officer dies. >> each one a piece of you go was that individual. there is never a point where you say, okay i'm over that. you learn how to manage it. >> there are thoughts of anger and sadness and on and on. emotion goes. >> there are personal reflections. officer morgan is married with two children. >> reflections such as what if it was me? how would my wife and children handle it? >> and you're brought to focus with your own mortality. and you begin to see just how risky this job can be sometimes. >> it's not som

i remember playing mousetrap on my come mow door vic 20. >>> >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. pop star katy perry, the year keeps getting better. billboard announced she'll take home their woman of the year award in november. >> did russell brant vote for her. >> i was going to say. >>> responding to criticism about her recent weight gain, lady gaga revealed on her website, she has suffered from anorexia and bulimia since she was 15. she's started a section on her little monster's website for followers to show her perceived flaws. >>> madonna said she was being deliberately ironic when she referred to president obama as a black muslim at her washington, d.c., concert. >>> remember this little guy, the four legged star of this year's academy awards winner picture in "the artist." uggie has published a memoir. the tongue in cheek story and about how he once got drunk by drinking champagne from a glass left on the floor. i'm never going to let you forget "the artist." i am going to pound it into your head. >> here's your painful choice. you h

vic lee. >> and there is a lot more and yesterday, a 36-year-old former sausalito resident in sacramento. >> people really come here to get away from it all. and neighbors say that is what chris lacey did. he left the bay area after learning -- earning a master's degree and working in computer tech molg. neighbors tell me that job brought chris lacey back yesterday to contra costa county. >> chris is very sorry for what he did, i'm sure. but that is not going bring the patrolman back to duty. >> swrim is the only neighbor on stage coach road who really got to know chris lacey. >> he never wanted to be around a lot of people. he would wave and jogged a lot but he didn't want to associate. >> the 37-year-old didn't attract a lot of attention in the year and a half since buying this property in a rural area of corning. neighbors say if lacey wasn't up late at night working on a computer he was out in the garden, where he planted his own vegetables and sunflowers. >> he's gone but in my mind he's still over there because i can see him working this that yard, so. >> the same yard where 9:30 l

vic lee road with the chp along that same stretch of road. >> the outpouring of sadness and support fromlic just keeps growing. here at the chp field officer where officer kenyon youngstrom works. >> i think it underscores in their mind, wow, these individuals are human beings just like me, they are connected to family, they are connected to friends. >> the officer has been with the chp some 30 years. it's not the first time he's heard the radio call, an 11-99," officer down. every time the same reaction. >> your mind starts racing. sometimes your heart sinks. >> and when that officer dies -- >> each one, a piece of you goes with that individual. there's never a time where you say i'm over that. you just learn how to manage it. sometimes there are thoughts of anger, sometimes there are thoughts of sadness, bewilderment, and on and on the emotions go. >> there are also personal reflections. officer morgan is married with two children. >> reflections such as what if it was me, how would my wife and children handle it, how would my family respond. >> you are brought to deathly into sharply

vic lee road with the chp along that same stretch of road. >> the outpouring of sadness and support from the public just keeps growing. here at the chp field officer where officer kenyon youngstrom works. >> i think it underscores in their mind, wow, these individuals are human beings just like me, they are connected to family, they are connected to friends. >> the officer sam morgan has been with the chp some 30 years. it's not the first time he's heard the radio call, an 11-99, officer down. every time the same reaction. >> your mind starts racing. sometimes your heart sinks. >> and when that officer dies -- >> each one, a piece of you goes with that individual. there's never a time where you say i'm over that. you just learn how to manage it. sometimes there are thoughts of anger, sometimes there are thoughts of sadness, bewilderment, and on and on the emotions go. >> there are also personal reflections. officer morgan is married with two children. >> reflections such as what if it was me, how would my wife and children handle it, how would my family respond. >> you are brought to dea

abc7 news reporter vic lee talks with one woman who industries the straightening assault she enjoyedl over a i-phone. >> it happened at kelly's tavern last friday shortly after mid-night. healthy sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about a dozen or more friends. it was packed with people dancing to a dj. >> we headed out to the dance floor and we were all kind of hanging out right in this area where we are now. >> sweeney went to check on their coats, which they left there. >> i felt like a large arm go around my rib cage. >> a man grabbed her arm and pulled it back sharply while female accomplices began grabbing at her jewelry. >> and they instantly were trying to rip my engagement ring off so i made a fist. and that was right when i knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear, gave a sharp like tug on my necklace, and then took my phone out of my back pocket, hit me in the face, a closed fist punch in the face. >> the punch blackened her eye and she fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast and the music was blaring, people were

. >>> looper is about a time-traveling hit man and bruce willis as his vic i'm. >>> maggie gyllenhaal, viola davis education film. >>> it's a boy for reese witherspoon and her agent husband. tennessee james is named after witherspoon's home state. >>> rapper lil wayne has overtaken elvis presley's record for billboard's top 100 list. that's been stood uncontested since 196. >>> finally, you could have given me ten guesses that this exist. kelly osbourne tweeted an apology to anyone offended by her emmys manicure. it consisted of a $250,000 nail polish made from crushed black diamonds. what? >> she didn't pay for it. >> she didn't. a lot of people are -- that's just unnecessary. >> i wouldn't say no. if they wanted to paint my nails, i'll do it. >> if they want to paint me in black diamonds, i'll be fine with it. >>> this comes from wpbn where in nearby cadillac the tables were turned on a few high school bullies. 16-year-old whitney learned her homecoming queen nomination was an organized prank. after getting wind of the joke, students an community members quickly rallied by the sopho

crown vics make up a third of the montgomery county fleet.y expect to complete the rest of the inspections. >> i-66 tomorrow, a change to the highway has drivers literally seeing red. that color is supposed to alert drivers using those part-time lanes. during rush hours, drivers are a l allowed to use the shoulder as an extra lane. some drivers cut in early. color changes are supposed to remind drivers to pay attention to when they can use the special lane. >> remember that guy jared who lost weight and gained fame eating at subway? the alexandri aurks woman lost 85 pounds by ealing three meals a day at starbucks. >> every coffee shop has its regulars. but 66-year-old christine hall calls this alexandria starbucks her second home. >> my favorite is this one. >> reporter: that would be because hall eats of her meals there. all of them. it's helped her to lose 85 pounds in two years. >> losing weight hard. but i realize i can do it. . >> reporter: hall says she lost all of that weight by counting calories and starbucks puts nutrition informatio

since both our vics were fighters, i checked out all the fight clubs, see where they train. any of them russian-owned? yeah. uh, an ivan sarnov, aegis fighting club. start there. (shouting in russian) (shouting in rusan) whoo! (men shouting in russian) beautiful! that's the way! finish him! take him down! what are you doing?! my job. those badges are worthless in here, bro. weller, go cool off. go cool off. i'm sorry for his mouth, but he's correct, lieutenant. there are no laws being broken here. till now. i'm ivan sarnov. i own the aegis. everything is aboveboard. these men are all protected under a combative sports agreement. too bad andrew brodsky and vince koslov didn't have that same sort of protection. caine: yes, and in case you didn't know, mr. sarnov, both of those men were found dead in the everglades today. i'm sorry to hear that, but i didn't know these men. what is this? is this tattoo equipment? look at this. this is the exact same stag's head we found on andrew brodsky's neck. (whirring) i run a clean club. what my men do outside my doors, i can't control. wh

because of how close we are, it is a vic that is unnecessary. >> your union put together a researched based solution to softing some of the problems -- solving some of the problems in chicago. >> chicago is the nation's third largest school system in the country. >>> an officer the president's motorcade is killed in a traffic accident. andrew spencer has more on what happened and who the officer was. >> reporter: bruce st. lore larns was hiding ahead of the motorcade on 95, in west palm beach florida sundays when a pick up hit him. he was getting ready to close an access rach ramp to the highway. he was a 20 year veteran of the police department. >> reporter: rushed to st. mary's trauma center where family, friends and colleagues comforted each other. the accident is being investigated. the investigation is being conducted by the palm beach county sheriff's department with the highway patrol. >> reporter: the president was in west palm beach for a rally with supporters. a spokesman says mr. obama didn't e the crash but was notified of the death. his thoughts and prayers are with the o

. >>> all day tomorrow, the vic m victims are remembered. in the morning, thousands of people will remember the victims at the world trade center memorial site. there will be four minutes of silence. at the pentagon, the private service is planned for survivors and families of the victims. >> next on news 4, a bison charges at some kids but park officials say the animal isn't to blame. >> also, the gnats. it could spell trouble for fans come playoff time. >> some people spent thousands on one ride. [ romney ] this president can ask us to be patient. this president can tell us it was someone else's fault. but this president cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office. [ female announcer ] here in virginia, we're not better off under president obama. his defense cuts threaten over one hundred thirty thousand jobs, lowering home values, putting families at risk. the romney plan? tax cuts for middle class families. north american energy independence. create over three hundred forty thousand new jobs for virginia. [ romne

release the current years and did that showing he pace less than the average guy who says is one of the vic class who only pays payroll taxes and pays less, it turns out. why would they judge us with the judge stennis solution as nixon did, i won't tell you the taxes i paid for but here's a little hint, hint of what i claim i paid. why would he do this? >> chris, i'm tempted to say they've had such a bad run they wanted to get all the bad stuff out there right away. but at the end of the week but as little lex pointed out it won't end the discussion. if you look closely at what mitt romney did in his 2011 taxes as we've done at "the huffington post" he disallowed enough of the deductions to inch it over to 14% and no more. if we calculated that the white house is worth 200,000 to him because that's what he paid to get it over 14% and then, of course, in tax law he can claim those deductions later on. he forewent $2 million of tax reductions. taxes over the next three years and i bet you anything he does, he'll eventually take that tax reduction. everyone will sit around doing these calculat

they know vic and the eagles are really good. >> it's going to be tough. it should be a great test for week two. >> we know this is their home opener. we know it's going to be loud and rowdy. and they're going to be ready to play. and we can't look on last week and say, oh, they're going to play as bad as they played against the browns. no, i don't think that at all. i think we're going to get everything they have. >>> to the diamond, nats taking on the braves in atlanta tonight. one hit back to jackson who throws it to first. itlooks like he gets prado out, but the ump calls him safe. davy johnson obviously not happy. he gets tossed. that failed to spark the nats but sure helped the braves. next batter gets a piece of one, a two-run shot. all tied up at 4. bottom of the 8th, same score, bases loaded for atlanta. the ump says rye i don't know matthews grazed the -- ryan matthews grazed the jersey. the braves win 5-4 over the nationals. >>> you don't see a letdown tomorrow against st. louis? >> i would hope not against st. louis, but i'll be in philly for t

the vic tom flown to a nearby trauma center. his condition unknown. >> also tonight, the wife of the u.s. government contractor still behind bars in cuba, fears for his life after she visits him. it's new tonight. allen was overweight when he was first in prison. now he's anything but. fox 5's will thomas starts off the night with details from his wife's disturbing visit to cuba. >> cuban officials sentenced allen to 16 years for handing out computer equipment that gave people internet access. they believe he was going to undermine the government there. he says not true. his wife returned from cuba and she is devastated over his health condition. >> i hate to use this description, but he really does look like a concentration camp victim. his bones stick out, his shoulders are all pointy. >> here's what allen gross looked like before the cuban government locked him up nearly three years ago. and here's an idea of how he looks now. a before and after shot, if you will. in another photo, allen is seen with a prom prominent rabbi ab

winning this so this one and i just was not focused enough this is my my for her husband american born vicwild who now writes for russia after putting in the request in love of his wife had better back in top spot and kick starting his new career as a russian snowboarder last year i can still work the situations and so i don't really have a point anymore. it's really good. for my mental. part and it's also really good for points and for my position on the team. for everything just doesn't really matter that just when it's training or if it's racing sic the ultimate goal here so it's all i really want to do is win and with the first tournament now under the belts these snowboarders will surely be even hungry for the snow to full even if they are heavily in the minority on that wish my coaching coach mosco region. that's all the sports news for this long life. question was that so much about the taxpayers and i mean to say she made a lot of people out here in a forward to bottom assault on the eve of the meeting of the asia pacific economic cooperation regional group to what degree is the gl

vic? >> this community center is where the supervisor will hold a meeting to discuss the shooting and vandalism that occurred afterwards, as well as fatal shooting that happened a week ago, sunday, also in the mission. this chief, as you said, will be here and held a meeting this morning in the mission that. one got really heated. >> and we're going to try to get that back for you on this morn's meeting. but the chief held a meeting this morning in the commission district. and he came to exep plain what happened thursday night. and officer shot and wounded a felon whof was on parole. i see we have the package now, let's go that and you'll get more details. >> and thank you officers who are on the streets risking their lives. >> and he praised police and the chief told the crowd that the suspect was a 22-year-old gang member paroled in san francisco. >> two people were shot including an innocent 15-year-old. >> he says the officer shot and wounded him when he refused an order. he believes t

vic lee abc 7 news. >> there is a father accused of snatching his two children from their mother's sthom and taking off in a stolen yacht told a judge he did it to protect the kids. he faces eight charges and the coast coast rescued the children friday, today, he appeared in a courtroom and told the judge, quote, my children have been put back to the place where they are being abused. >> we don't know his side of the story. there are a lot of dpeens that's can be raised in places like this, i think case could become a petri dish of issues. >> the mother tells abc 7 news there is no truth to the allegations and is he being held on a half million dollars bail. >> one two of men rescue prd a sinking plane described their harrowing ordeal. there is a 36-year-old and his 77-year-old father flying when their plane lost power, saying the plane, equipped with pont yoons finally just sank. and. >> the man who struck and killed a woman when he drove his truck on to a sidewalk saturday has two profus convictions. arrested twice in 2005 for dui. he regained his license in october, 2009. tabrizi bein

options and since everyone is talking about the complacency it seemed too many people were focused on it vic spiked up a little bit i think we went from fourteen maybe as high as seventeen and here we are back at those fourteen sort of levels yesterday and no one's talking about it and i looked up sure enough volatility of stocks was about the same as it was before so at least that made sense but on the other hand long dated volatility had decreased people were paying less for options so i think people become very complacent that with ben bernanke he was mario druggy all support of there was no need to buy put options there was no need to protect your portfolio so now i actually think people are very under hedged i think people have gotten along people have become very complacent so this time around i actually think people are complacent and i look at that they call it the skew but the difference between longer dated up put option volatility and short dated and since that is actually flatten that's telling me there's real complacency so i think we should be watching and i think it's why when

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thank you. san francisco has your honored a new distinction that may tarnish it's reputation among tourists rating it the 11 dirtiest travel destination in the country. and we're live tonight, local tourism officials must not be happy about this. >> this is yes and no. they say this reflects this is a densely populated city. on the other hand, ed lee says just last night he was attending ab event and got an earful from constituents about dirty the city is. 18 million tourists come for beauty but sometimes, see the beast. travel and leisure ranked it one of america's dirtiest cities. 11th out of 35. the results from a poll of 50,000 readers. >> i grew up in new york my threshold for dirt is way up here and so i see san francisco and i'm like i can eat off of this sidewalk compared to new york. >> new york is number one on the dirty list but back to san francisco. >> it's butte of. i would not say this is dirtiest. >> and and she's right. baltimore ranks third. san francisco deserves to be on the

vic lee talks with one woman who described the assault she had in san francisco over an iphone. >> it kelly's tavern last friday shortly after midnight. heather sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about dozen or more friends. it was packed with people dancing to a dj. >> we had it out on the dance floor. we were all kinds of hanging out in this area. >> she went to check on their coats when they left in in an alcove. >> i felt a large arm go around my rib cage. >> a man pulled her arm back while female accomplices grabbed her julie. >> they were trying to get my engagement ring off. i made a fist. that was knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear. then they took my phone out of my back pocket. hit me in the face. fist punch in the face. >> it black ends her eye and fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast. music was blaring and people were dancing. even though there were security guards, no one saw what happened. >> we came out here. >> after police were called. she borrowed a friend and tracked her stolen phone using an app. >>

. >> emergency responders will be rescuing people like vic lee, a volunteer. >> this is suffering from hypothermia. i can walk. >> sfo does drills every year but this is the first time in 10 years there is one on the water. the drill motivated by this new boat house. >> this brand new facility we have mapped out our ideas is how we want to respond. now we're going to test that idea. >> there is people brought here to a triage area, they'll treat patients, notify families and communicate with the media. >> in the event of a real emergency we have to get support from surrounding communities. that is a part to test that capability. >> patients say they feel like they're in good hands. >> this is impress skbrif really nice. >> the faa requires drills one every three years but sfo, every year. officials here say they hate idea of a nightmare happening and they really hate the idea of showing up unprepared. >> and massive rvs, buses and big rigs and campers will no longer be allowed to park overnight on some san francisco streets. this neighborhood affected include bay view and streets near

vic lee is live tonight that. was only a brief distraction from union concerns. >> well, dan, see that sign behind me? unions wish there are more signs but there is a tough year for labor, they're not happy with this growing movement by politicians to use their pensions to resolve problems. >> there is a symbols of the union struggle against fat cats were still around. absent were the he elect obama signs. vote no on 32 posters thark is the measure which would ban corporate and union money from local and state elections. on the years biggest day for unions there were no political speeches. only a few politicians here. >> are we going forward together? looking for tomorrow? are we going to be divided? >> this in a venue once hosting president bill clinton, only seven years ago. >> absolutely the politicians are trying to erode our power. >> eunice said what many others are thinking. >> i think they are in hiding. >> and there are pension reform measures more are pushing. and this is just last week, governor brown r

. >> we have live and this affected commuters once again with vic lee. vick?the sheriff's spokesman held a briefing just a little while ago here at the park and ride stop which is near highway 680678 he told us they still have no motive. they still... >> he was taken to john muir medical center ask said to be in critical condition. >> sth he told reporters he's based in the field office in martinez. the shooting happened this morning in alamo near la vernea road exit. and investigators say the gunfire occurred after officer made a traffic stop on a the second officer was also on the scene. and here a

michael chiklis won an emmy and golden globe for playing crooked cop vic mackey.ing their flags and i'm going to plant mine. you're going to be like my right hand. i'm glad to hear you say that. just got to deal with one thing at a time. first we find the rat. >> hello, michael chiklis joins us at the table. before we talk about you and your fantastic career, did you notice the music? >> what was that band? >> that's my band. michael chiklis band. >> i didn't know that you could sing and that music was such a passion for you? >> all my life. i was in bands all through high school and college. really good one, in fact. just life got in the way. you know, my pesky acting career. >> let's talk about that pesky acting career. first i want to talk about your daughter because i read her blog and she's gone to college for the first time. she's in college on the west coast, autumn is her name. she says my actual family has been replaced by photos on the wall. i couldn't hear my dad's booming voice from down the hall and i could no longer ask my mom if my outfit was cute e

. >> let's get to abc 7 news reporter vic lee. vick?e is a house we're talking about is behind me. were those deputies are standing. the standoff is over, we're told by the sheriff's office that they're in their words, mopping up this praichlgs the s.w.a.t. team showed up around 2:00, and after they showed up, they found a victim of the shooting. this victim was slumped over just about a half block down. you're looking at aerial shot by sky 7 hd. now, they receive that had phone call at about 2:00, and after they responded they did see that victim, then rushed over to this house, they thought the suspect might be holed up. after firing nonneejal or less than lethal shots they stormed the house and found nobody there. so the suspect is still at large as we speak.

vic lee rode with the chp along the same stretch of road. >> the outpouring of sadness and from the publicps growing. here at chp field office where officer kenyon youngstrum worked. >> it underscores in their mind while the individuals are just like me they are connected to family and friends. >> sam morgan has been with the chp for 30 years. he it isn't the first time he heard a radio call. 1199. an officer down. >> your mind starts racing. >> when the officer dies.... >> each one a piece goes with that individual. there is never a point i'm over that. you just learn how to manage it. sometimes there is thoughts of anger. there is thoughts of sadness and all the emotions go. >> reporter: there is also personal reflections. she married with two children. >> reflections what if it was me. how would my wife and children handle it. how would my family respond. you are brought into sharper focus with your own mortality. you see how risky the job can be. >> reporter: it's not something he dwells on but in the back of his mind. the potential dangers of each traffic stop no matter how small the

that coverage from vic lee. >> 8:20 a.m. it was the tail end of the commute hour.enyon youngstrum a seven-year veteran of the force responded in several cars to a traffic accident near a road. >> they went to the location and he was not able to locate an accident scene, therefore he cleared the detail. >> they agreed to meet a short distance up the freeway to handle a dead deer who was lying on the southbound lanes of 680. >> his partner told him he was going to conduct a traffic stop on a green jeep wrangler for having an obstructive license plate. >> driver of the jeep was 36-year-old christopher lacy. jimmy lee would say didn't say how it was obstructing the license plate. >> the officer apparently directs the jeep to pull in behind his vehicle. second officer initiates a traffic stop and is behind the jeep. >> the jeep is sandwiched between the two patrol cars. officer youngstrum goes to the driver's side of the jeep. the dashboard camera records what happens next. >> the officer and lacy had a short conversation. then without any warning, lacy pulled out a gun

we are still baiting on more details about the vic -- we are still waiting on more details about thetim or victims. >>> montgomery county police are investigating how a toddler fell into i swimming pool and drowned. it happened at a home on sandy knoll drive in oln he want y yesterday. a nanny found the boy in the pool. a neighbor performed cpr you he later died at the hospital. police haven't decided whether to file charges. >>> it has been two and a half weeks since a 17-year-old girl from kettering was killed in her home on chartsey street. police are still searching for a motive. last newt, hundreds of residents packed the community center to get an update on the murder of amber stanley. she was shot and killed after an armed man broke into her home. her mother hopes someone will step forward with information. >> we need help. we need the community to pull together and get this person or persons, whoever did this horrendous murder that killed my baby, my baby girl. >> detectives are asking anyone who may have even or heard anything unusual on the night of august 22nd to contact t

in two separate incidents, officers turned the steering wheel on their crown vics but the car kept going straight. mechanics plan to have the remaining cars inspected sometime this weekend. >>> do you think gas is expensive where you fill up? wait until you see this. luke oil station in new jersey regular grade $8.99 a gallon. premium $9.49. no, eight not because they pump it for you there. a group of gas station owners was mad and they raised their prices as a protest by the rules of their corporate owners. they were unhappy with them. the prices should be back to normal this morning. >>> it 16:06. jess -- it 16:06. jessica doyle is here with another your money report -- it is 6:06. jessica doyle is here with another your money report. >> the iphone is here. >> start lining up. the iphone 5 arrives on september 21, a little over a week away. you can start placing your order tomorrow, people. apple is expected to sell tens of millions of units before the year is out. as you probably heard by now, the phone is thinner and lighter and a third of an inch taller. it will start at $199. the i

. >>> the ford crown victoria, a popular vehicle for police departments, but now all 324 crown vics of the montgomery county police department have to be inspected. that's because if it is past six weeks, officers driving two of the cruisers suddenly found themselves unable to steer. >> vehicle's tires would go straight. the officer would have to use the brakes to bring the vehicle to stop. they could not control the direction of the vehicle. >> inspectors have discovered five more police cars that are on the verge of having a steering failure. but half the fleet has been cleared to return to service. ford and the national highway transportation safety administration are joining the investigation to try and look into the problem. >>> 5:05. time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> wall street heading in the right direction yesterday. that's a good thing, right? >> fingers crossed for today. as far as wall street is concerned, the center of the universe this week is washington, d.c. the reason why? fed officials are here for a two-day meeting. all eyes will be trained on

that number is what it is because gio gonzalez did his job last night, comed his 21st vic -- copped hist victory. the cards aren't going to be roll over, though. we'll have a full magic number recap at 11:00 tonight. >>> trent williams was able to do a little bit more today. that's good news. the offensive tackle fighting through a bone bruise in the knee. game time decision there, same for pierre garcon and his foot, bucs/redskins 4:20 sunday. >>> last night in baltimore the regular zebras returned. there they go. after monday night's mess the nfl had to get the real refs back quickly and the game ended similarly to the packers/seahawks game with a hail mary, no foulups, the good thing. glad to have them back, yeah. >> they were excellent. gene does a great job communicating. games on our sideline did a great job communicating. i think we're all on the same page from a consistency standpoint. >> the guys had a calmness. you didn't see all the really pushing and going after the referees. it was really letting the game play itself out. >>> finally our game of the week. how many people do

vic and i think you when that of have people who gave the last full measure for us in many, many ways. so i can really take too many battles. >> there's so much there. over the course of our conversation i hope you mentioned the declaration of independence and the fullness of time. you alluded to mr. lincoln as the last full measure. the gettysburg address. you mentioned who was in and who wasn't. we and how that has changed over time. a just want to say a little bit because i agree with you that is easy to be cynical. there were explosions, and we can't forget that. we didn't mean everyone. but just to pick up on that. then we will set way to resolve the other things that you talk about, looking to fund just so the rest of us, and we can all begin to appreciate how lax for married this birthday is that we celebrate. 225 years ago, august 1787 self-government is this almost nowhere in the planet outside of if. you have a few sheep and goat errors in some. holland is in the process of losing self-government. england has house of commons but also as a house of lords and a hereditary kin

michael chiklis won an emmy and golden globe playing vic mackey.ino. >> you're not going anywhere. i'm planting my flag. you're going to be like my right hand. huh? i'm glad to hear you say that. got to deal with one thing at a time. first, you find the rat. hello, michael chiklis joins us at the table. before we talk about you and your fantastic career did you notice the music coming in? >> i did. who was that? >> that michael chiklis band. yeah. it's exciting for me. >> didn't know that you could sing, number one, and that music was such a passion for you >> all my life. i was in bands all through high school and college and really a good one, in fact. just life got in the way. my pesky acting career. >> let's talk about that pesky acting career. first i want to talk about your daughter. i read her blog. she's in college on the west coast. she said my actual family has been replaced by photos on the wall. i couldn't hear my dad' booming voice from down the wall and i couldn't ask my mom if my outfit was cute enough to be seen in. >> actually my w