but wayne knew there was a story here. >> heart racing, wayne arrived on the scene. soon he was face-to-face with the infamous chris toole and what chris told wayne will shock you. >> he told me, you know, with his mother coming he is going to have to leave. >> there was no story here. >> i was disappointed. >> stephen: disappointed, but not deterred. wayne's journalistic instinct to find a story kicked in. >> i walked up the dirt drive to bobby's house. it was not that far away. >> stephen: this is bobby kirk. wayne had a hunch he would talk. >> well, i tell you what, i-- he keeps hollering it go through your mouth into your stomach, is you got anything in you else's, that stuff going to burn it out, you won't have no kind of disease. that's what they say, huh? >> well, when bobby started talking, i knew i had a story because bobby likes to talk. >> armadillos, running them hard, you know what, they fly wherever, you don't. they'll tell the young generation don't know nothing. >> stephen: but wayne was sure bobby was burying the lead. >> no, i ain't talking, i tell

is that wayne la pierre and wayne executive vice president of the n.r.a. it's very scared of president obama he thinks that obama is secretly plotting to take away everyone's guns here in the u.s. and before the emails and online comments start pouring in yes i'm going to defend president obama on this one were very critical of this president's policies on the show those that deserve critique but wayne la pierre is rhetoric on obama and guns totally misses the target now wayne was speaking at an event in florida when he began speaking about obama's record they'll say gun owners will say they left him alone the president will give another little talk about how he respects the rights of sportsmen and women while in private he makes fun of good americans who quote cling to their guns or religion but in public the president will remind us he's put off calls from his own party to renew the old clinton gun ban he hasn't pushed for new gun control laws. now part of a way in is saying is actually true to this may to the dismay of many democrats obama has been larg

wayne freedman is live in new york city with one of those stories for us. wayne? >> good evening. it is 2:00 in the morning in new york city, in the city that never sleeps, and it is the city that is ever vigilant. we are 10 floors above the memorial that will open on sunday and 10 floors above a city that is crawling with police the closer you get to the world trade center you see cars and people looking for information. this city knows about terrorist attacks as do the families of 3,000 people who lost their lives. if you need to know about the pain from september 11th, ask a mother. >> what did you lose? >> a part of my life. my heart, my soul, it all went. >> ask a brother jie. she was my big sister, and she will always be my big sister even though i am now older than she s. sometimes i think about that. >> and then ask another brother. >> she is a hero in her own family, but she would have been a hero in her own family whether or not she was a victim of 9/11. >> naomi solomon, one of 3,000 names we will hear at the world trade center on sunday, but so much more to her mother,

what was the sequence of events, wayne? let's talk about merck and the shots. >> with the shots, basically what happened here was that merck decided in about 2006 they were going to do a national campaign at several state legislatures to get people to do this and they went to austin, came to austin and said, who's the best guy? who's the best connected guy? they said it's mike toomey, he's close to the governor, they hired him. that's when it happened. >> and then when they got the shots deal. they got the executive order? >> what was really extraordinary about it, though is this is something that offended perry's natural base, social conservative base. they were blindsided by this. he hadn't consulted with them or the state legislature. and what's even more unusual about it is it would have made texas the very first state in the country to mandate this vaccine. not something you would expect from -- >> i had uncle growing up and when he heard about this kind of corruption, wayne, up in philly, and heard about deal making b

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john wayne's estate is holding an auction. cowboy hats and saddles from wayne's movies, even an eye patch he wore in true grit. >>> one of greatest names, sheriff rooster cogburn. >> now next. closing time the east bay district that says time has run out for one of its schools. >>> does pg&e know where it's pipelines are? i'm amy hollyfield where the pg&e provided a construction crew was wrong. i'll have details coming up. >> and buying a six pack of beer or bottle of wine could get harder in the bay area's biggest city. >> you if you are leaving the west coast, pretty mild temperatures across most of the country. all the heat is back here in phoenix, 93 in portland and 83 in seattle. all the delays are off to the east. we have delays in baltimore, philly and new york right now. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com at the bottom. >>> also this morning, third national guardsman is dead following a shooting rampage at a nevada ihop bringing the death toll to five. they don't know why the man fired on a group of guard members

wayne, what is perry up to?> in the book he suggests at least social security oughting to abolished. that's on the record, in print, black and white. now he has to deal with that reality. >> that's only nine or ten months ago. it's not a book when he was a kid in college or 20 years ago. that's his position, he wrote it, he's got to live with it. the question is what do you do about that on a political campaign where you said correctly social security is probably our most popular entitlement program, especially for those folks in florida. the campaign knew they had to fix that. >> now, let me ask you, bob, he also suggested in the book it was unconstitutional. now you had he says i meant to say you need to fix it. you don't fix something that is illegal, you eliminate it. >> i think that when he said ponzi, he had just w567d and episode of "happy days" and meant to say fonzie scheme. in other words, he was just throwing words out there. here is a man, who his handlers are saying you can't just say this. rick per

>> well, again, we go back to wayne.there any chance that obama could carry texas against a republican candidate? >> no, no, whether it's rick perry, whether it's newt gingrich, whether it's -- no, no. >> you mean newt gingrich would carry texas? boy, that is a blistering assault on the president. >> it's a very republican state, not just -- it's not just a republican state. the theme here, and one of the reasons why rick perry has won again and again, and there's lots of reasons, is because he understands that while mimi is right, the establishment, many people look in a far way about the higher education spending and public education spending and they are concerned about what's happened in our state. that is more than offset by a general instinct in this state that government is the enemy. the less money you give to government, the better it is. that is a big constituency. >> okay. let's go to a tougher question. i really want to get to this. you wrote this provocative piece. i want to know how hard you go on this. i d

here's the national rifle association's wayne lappier, and i've known this guy for a long time. i'm astounded by this new accusation that the president is leading some conspiracy. here he is, wayne lappier, head of the npr, national rifle association, at the conservative conference in florida last week. let's listen to wayne lapierre of the national rifle association. >> the president will offer the second amendment lip service and hit the campaign trail saying he's actually been good for the second amendment. but it's a big, fat, stinking lie. it's all part -- it's all part of a massive obama conspiracy to deceive voters and hide his true intentions to destroy the second amendment in our country. before the president was even sworn into office, they met and they hatched a conspiracy of public deception to try to guarantee his re-election in 2012. >> you know, i got to tell you, again, ron, the language, "lie," "conspiracy," it's almost like, i don't know, lincoln talking about what was going on in the civil war below the mason-dixon line. i mean, this is civil war talk about a

from city hall, wayne freedman, abc news. >> in the future removing your shoes at airport security will be a thing of the past. that's the prediction of homeland security department secretary janet napolitano. she says airports will have technology to scan passengers for bombs, but not soon. the technology is still in the development phase specifically looking at what is in their shoes. the shoe rule went into place december of 2001 when a terrorist tried to detonate a bomb in his shoe during a flight. >>> 10 years after he board on flight 93 his sisters dedicated a rose garden in his honor at an elementary school that was named for him after the traj dee. he attended the school when it was called hillside elementary. he later studied to be a pilot. the university also paid tribute to him at its flight simulation lab. abc7 news will hold several coverage of the nation's commemoration of 9/11. on friday, wayne freedman will report live in new york city and lilian kim from shanksville, pennsylvania. and on sunday we start our live coverage of the september 11th ceremonies with a special e

. >>> que tal josé, anthony wayne llegó y provocó viento.cipal labor será seguir de cerca la violencia del crimen organizado. después de presentar sus cartas credenciales al presidente felipe cal den. el tema de la seguridad en ambos lados de la frontera. será fundamental, temas como la economía, y el turismo son fundamentales, escuchemos al embajador. >>> la a jengenda es mucho más solo seguridad. la relación de los estados unidos con méxico es única. nuestras 2 economías de sociedades están profundamente interés conectadas. >>> raúl, seguro que será delicado su trabajo, especialmente en el conflicto anterior embajador y el propio presidente calderón. recuerde raúl cuál fue el motivo del choque que determinó con la salida del embajador estadounidense. . >>>raúl: así es josé, en cables revelados por wikileaks carlos pascual, envío informes a washington, que el ejército mexicano tenía miedo al combate al crimen organizado y molestó al presidente felipe calderón, y por eso presidente no al gobierno de estados unidos hasta que sacaron de la emb

you shouldn't lose your children. >> wayne freedman reporting. in honor of those killed in the 9/11 attacks. the tower will glow red, white and blue all weekend long. san francisco mayor ed lee said 9/11 forever changed the world but the bay area is safer and stronger than a decade ago. he said it's important we take time to reflect. >>> there are dozens of events taking place around the bay area that will allow people to come together to share their memories and honor victims of september 11th. corina rust gives us a preview. >> public 9/11 events start early in oakland a predawn silent vigil will take place in conjunction with the newly unveiled champions monument. at 6:59 sunday morning every fire station will mark the time of the south tower collapse with the ringing of chimes. there will also be a special remembrance of at the 69ers season home opener against the seahawks. >> unfurling of a field long american flag which we've never had at the field before and a national anthem performance by brian mcknight, that we are really excited about.

. >> wayne alan russo. >> edward ryan. >> john joseph ryan, jr. >> jonathan stephan ryan. >> matthew lancelot ryan. >> tatiana ryjova. >> christina sunga ryook. >> thierry saada. >> and my uncle. we love an issue every day. >> and my father. >> jason elazar sabbag. >> thomas e. sabella. >> scott saber. >> joseph francis sacerdote. >> francis john sadocha. >> jude safi. >> brock joel safronoff. >> edward saiya. >> john patrick salamone. >> hernando salas. >> juan g. salas. >> esmerlin antonio salcedo. >> john salvatore salerno, jr. >> richard l. salinardi, jr. >> and mind niece, the lead flight attendant on united 175. she had a radiant smile, contagious laughter, boundless enthusiasm, an analyst compassion. although she may not ever be found, she will never be lost to our families and friends. we honor her by letting go of the sadness over losing her and embracing the joy of having on her. for the flight crews here with us or watching around the world, bless you and thank you for your courage and for being first on the front lines to keep us free and flying. >> and my little brother,

our ken wayne is on the ground here.ering more information, he will have new developments for us coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> the two sides have been in contract negotiations for the past four months and are nowhere near an agreement. the city hope it is contract will help offset the budget deficit. >>> four alleged gang members are now charged with murder in a mistaken identity shooting. according to police, the men approached jose baraza as he was walking with his girlfriend and two others after leaving a party. the suspects allegedly accused the group from being from a rival gang and opened fire. the men were arrested last week, they are set to appear in court next wednesday. >>> police in pleasant hill are looking for two robbers who tried to rob two stores wearing halloween masks and rubber gloves. the clerks locked themselves in the bathroom. footage shows the robbers leaving without taking anything. >>> another example tonight of just how clever people are trying to be when they are trying to stea

wayne freedman joins us live with what they found. >> reporter: what we tone know may be more revealing than what we dough. -- what we do. the flight was anything but ordinary due to what officials describe as a credible bomb threat. we begin with cell phone video from inside the plane. two suspects being led away. >> please leave everything onboard. cell phones turned off. >> reporter: as far as passengers knew that announcement was the first sign of trouble. alaska 342 arrived in oakland. it did not go to a get instead a remote portion of the airport. they arrested two men in hooded sweatshirts, identities unknown. the crew told the passengers to leave everything onboard. they were bused off the plane, rescreened. all baggage underwent further inspection. after assure they were allowed in the terminal to get their bags. the threat originated with a letter found across the bay at a bookstore at oakland international airport. authorities did not find a bomb or trace of a bomb. when passengers did pick up their bags later, they were relieved, also unsettled. here's one description of the

in a moment, wayne rogers spends time.c guys on whether president obama has lost control of the economy. and then say it ain't so, gumby apparently robbing a 7-11. oh, no! moments away. [ whispering ] ok, here's your room key, the crib is already there. great. thank you so much. [ male announcer ] we provide great service, so you can stay you. holiday inn express. stay you. [ tv announcer ] today's trivia question -- what's the hardest play in baseball? the unassisted triple play. the unassisted triple play. [ male announcer ] stay smart and book smart. book early and save up to 20% at any holiday inn express. stay you. >> bill: tonight, it all comes down to your wallet. injure your job security. how did president obama do tonight in his latest attempt to solve the economic dilemma? joining us, wayne rogers, author of a book. and ben stein, economist and pundit. mr. stein, i know you like to tax the rich mantra and we have plenty of that tonight. but do you really think president obama has control of the economy? >> no, i

wayne freedman joins us live with what they found. >> reporter: what we tone know may be more revealing than what we dough. -- what we do. the flight was anything but ordinary due to what officials describe as a credible bomb threat. we begin with cell phone video from inside the plane. two suspects being led away. >> please leave everything onboard. cell phones turned off. >> reporter: as far as passengers knew that announcement was the first sign of trouble. alaska 342 arrived in oakland. it did not go to a get instead a remote portion of the airport. they arrested two men in hooded sweatshirts, identities unknown. the crew told the passengers to leave everything onboard. they were bused off the plane, rescreened. all baggage underwent further inspection. after assure they were allowed in the terminal to get their bags. the threat originated with a letter found across the bay at a bookstore at oakland international airport. authorities did not find a bomb or trace of a bomb. when passengers did pick up their bags later, they were relieved, also unsettled. here's one description of the

wayne slater, thank you so much. >>> now let's talk about the president are. you remember the president's jobs speech, the big one last week? here's the cliffs notes version. >> pass this jobs bill and we can put people to work. you should pass it right away. pass this bill. pass this jobs bill. pass this bill, and hundreds of thousands of disadvantaged young people -- >> just one minor issue was that was certainly the president's refrain that night as he spoke. there was no bill. well, today there it is in his left hand, the president has it and now he sent it up to congress. more than $440 billion, now they are spelling out how they plan to cover that cost. let's go to brianna keilar covering the white house for you. brianna, two words, right? tax increase. >> reporter: tax increases. brooke, i hope you can hear me okay. i will tell you the sound you're hearing is the sound of people at work soy guess it's all sort of in line with what we're talking about. the proposal for paying for the president's jobs plan, tax increases, limit aring deductions, those ite

marvin wayne eddy decided to shut him up. >> so he started hitting him and, of course, that made him more, and he kept beating him and eventually he picked him up by his legs and swung him up against the tree until he quit crying. >> reporter: jesse never woke up from the coma and died three days later. >> i renounced god. i could not wrap my mind around how he could let that happen to my brother. >> reporter: after training with john for years but refusing to set foot in sunday service, somebody changed. john's other message finally got through. >> and he said god loves you. and he said, and i'm going to show you. and he asked me to come to church and at least hear him out. >> reporter: now mike has been going to church for years. he's married with a baby girl. is this a way to channel their aggression? >> yes. >> reporter: in a positive way? >> absolutely. they're not going down to the bar on the weekend and getting in brawls. they're not abusing their wives. >> reporter: back at pure country bar, where people have paid 20 bucks a head to watch the brawls -- >> please welcome mike

in a moment, wayne rogers spends time.conomic guys on whether president obama has lost control of the economy. and then say it ain't so, gumby apparently robbing a 7-11. oh, no! moments away. (waterfall) kevin are you sure this is okay? in the distance: hey, yall! run! go! i was just going to ask what they were biting on. now's the time to save big during the fall hunting classic sale at basspro.com. >> bill: tonight, it all comes down to your wallet. injure your job security. how did president obama do tonight in his latest attempt to solve the economic dilemma? joining us, wayne rogers, author of a book. and ben stein, economist and pundit. mr. stein, i know you like to tax the rich mantra and we have plenty of that tonight. but do you really think president obama has control of the economy? >> no, i don't think he has control of the economy. before we get into that, may i respectfully say, warren buffet is a friend of mine. he's the greatest chef executive of america. he delivers phenomenal dividends. he's not 88 years

let's give with wayne freedman in new york city. both president obama and former president bush were at the memorial there. >> reporter: they were. this was an event that was grand in scope and rich in emotion. it was much bigger and grander than we ever might have imagined. yesterday, we had two presidents, dignitaries, politicians. we also had firemen but they were not invited to the formal ceremony. they have a tradition of their own. >> contrary to what you may have seen at home there was more than one ceremony at ground zero, more than the formal dedication, in the fire station, ladder ten, this was a reunion that felt like a wake. those five are on the wall here cast in bronze. five of the 343 firefighters who died on september 11th, and on this, the annual day of remembrance, ladder 10 just around the concerner from ground zero is the place where friends and families returned. >> my parents would agree that 9/11 is what took a toll on their relationship and ended their major. >> they have nod been back to this firehouse since

wayne freedman, abc news. >> thanks, wayne. >>> in shanksville, pennsylvania bells tolled in the names of the victims and the heroes of flight 93 were read. lilian kim was there and she joins us live tonight from shanksville. lilian? >> alan, flight 93 was the flight of heroes and today thousands came to the crash site to honor them. >> it is a simple memorial. it is a crash site that remains untouched and a marble wall that represents the plane's flight path. it also bears the 40 names of each passenger and crew member. >> her name is notched on her favorite color. >> debbie lost her daughter on that sfo-bound flight. she was a junior at santa clara university who was heading home after visiting friends in new jersey. she has now accepted the fact that what happened that day was beyond her control. >> we took her to the airport early so i could get to class. so that played over and over and over in my head for 10 years now, and i think today is the first day that i was able to relinquish that it is not my fault. >> my lovely mother. >> my beautiful sister. >> today family members carr

he toured wayne and paterson, new jersey.it hard by the storm's strong winds and heavy rains. >> obviously visiting wayne, visiting paterson, many of these surrounding communities gives you a sense of the devastation that's taken place, not only here in new jersey but in upstate new york and vermont and a whole range of states that were affected by hurricane irene. >> and a long, brewing protest movement in israel reached a tipping point last night. just look at these pictures, what could be the country's biggest ever public display of anger at the government. an estimated 400,000 people, according to media reports, rallying last night in tel aviv. they're protesting against's israel's high cost of living, high taxes and high unemployment. organizers call the turnout the march of the million. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to form a government pan toll seel to see solutions. >>> the former imf chief, dominique strauss-kahn is back in france. 'riffed this morning after taking an overnight flight from new york's

the president was in patterson and wayne during the aftermath. two rivers hitting record flood levels in northern new jersey forcing thousands from their homes. julie banderas is live from patterson city. julie, what was the president like this afternoon? >> he touched down in newark at noontime, and then he was off with the governor of new jersey as they toured two hard-hit areas here in wayne, new jersey, patterson, new jersey, a neighboring town five miles from wayne. this is actually the third largest city in new jersey, and the people here have really, really suffered. if you look at the video as the president toured with fema officials and other local officials including the governor of new jersey to take a look at the damage left behind my been irene, they actually visited a bridge over the flooded river. it was covered with branches and garbage. it left debris and high water marks on the bridge and neighboring properties, and that's what we have been seeing all day long. they are water mark usa buff our head levels. the president was join

you shouldn't lose your children. >> wayne freedman reporting. in honor of those killed in the 9/11 attacks. the tower will glow red, white and blue all weekend long. san francisco mayor ed lee said 9/11 forever changed the world but the bay area is safer and stronger than a decade ago. he said it's important we take time to reflect. >>> letter dozens of events taking place around the bay area that will allow people to come together could share their memories and honor victims of september 11th. corina rust gives us a preview. >> public 9/11 events start early in oakland a predawn silent vigil will take place in conjunction with the newly unveiled champions monument. it's 6:59 sunday morning every fire station will mark the time of the south tower collapse with the ringing of chimes. there will also be other special remembrance of at the 69ers season home opener against the seahawks. >> unfurling of a field long american flag which we've never had at the field before and a performance by brian mcknight. >> and thousands will gather at the san jos

my name is wayne. i with architects here in san francisco, and we have renovated over 1400 affordable housing units in san francisco, and there are for a moderate 50 more units on board for affordable housing, so that is basically what we do. there is a site plan, going directly to the basement plan. on the basement floor plan, this is a space that is available in the building, which we are making accessible through the use of an elevator, which will connect the residential floor and the first floor with the basement. on the basement, there will be in common-use a room, which we will call the "community room," which will be for a variety of uses for the residents in the building. we also have a restroom and bicycle storage, which we think is part of the transit plan for this building and the occupants. there will also be a laundry, and the blue part of the plan shows a limited use/limited access elevator. supervisor mar: mr. barcelona, can you again talked about the use? there is some community space f

wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne. >> and a fight over same-sex marriage that began in 2004 was w.unauthorized marriages in san francisco had yet another day in court. this time in the state high court. and california supreme court justices being asked whether those who want to prohibit gay marriage have a right to take this to a higher court. abc 7 sh live in the newsroom for us. carolyn? >> one of the plaintiffs pointed out 13 months ago today then u.s. district judge struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional. and those who don't want gays and lesbians to marry continue to challenge rulings. now, the state supreme court justices being asked to clarify if those backers are legally qualified to appeal. this was the first case on the first day of the calendar. >> all case that's came before in our injures prude yens never had to disease the issue. >> and the justices have been asked to decide if the sponsors of prop 8, the voter approved ban can continue the legal battle. a federal judge ruled denying gays the right to wed if unconstitutional. and the state attorney general agre

all i heard were style issues from wayne right there.yeah, he's boots and swagger and twang but the truth is that's going to help. nation likes all that texas stuff -- which you got three texans on the panel. >> a longhorn. >> the nation sees that and sees leadership. that's going to help. as far as the moderate thing, that's a false distinction. the distinction is between smart substantive republicans and i'm not worry that rick perry is too conservative, i'm worried about him threatening to beat up ben bernanke. >> am i shocked a longhorn just spewed that nonsense? first and foremost, to sit here and suggest that the image doesn't matter and people like it, yes, voters do like confident politicians. but also you remember eight years of president george w. bush. a lot of people said they couldn't stand the arrogance of the president. in terms of -- i'll do what i say, but that was a problem. if you're president obama and his campaign team, you love george w. bush 2.0 because that's what the election was all about in 2008 and they will g

and investigators did time it's release for labor day weekend. >> all right, wayne freedman reporting. if you, or someone you know is looking for work, organizers of the next event are hosting another one at sounl san francisco on 20th and will offer more job openings than before. it's free and we have information you need to find on our web site. >> and a hit and run accident killing a local business leader and what authorities are doing to find a driver responsible. >> i'm sandhya patel. hot inland today. temperatures are slowly going to come down heading into the weekend. >> and there is a labor day forecast coming up. >> and an incident that has a front man for the band green day seeing red. >> and who decides where your car is repaired? you? or your insurance company? coming up yourururururururururur >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> friends and family of a beloved san francisco civil servant are calling for the killer to come forward. he was struck and killed last month near guerneville. the 63-year-old was a former chair of the san francisco republi

abc 7's wayne freedman joins us live with the story. wayne? >> there was no hunt for a bomber, at this point now, police and the fbi are looking for whoever wrote that throatening note. and for passengers from seattle to oakland this is no regular investigate nor a typical arriveal announcement oo. please leave everything on board. >> this is a view as authorities escorted two passengers off the plane. >> they were handcuffed. >> from what i understand, the note made a threat of explosives on the plane. and... gave a certain area of the plane that is closest. >> my favor rit part. >> they had black hair, hooded sweat shirts and a dress. >> the threat originate with a note left on the counter of a bookstore that mentioned an alaska airlines flight from seattle to san francisco, but no such flight exists, one to oakland was the closest ik tell you that the information contains in the note. it was credible enough. >> the response included evacuating 126 passengers and rescreening them before letting them back on the plane to collect their belongi

as wayne said it's his instinct to be very aggressive. start a fight. >> well, here he is. here is an example of rick perry action at the tea party rally april two years ago on the possibility of texas seceding from the union. by the way, he is running for president of the union right now. let's listen. >> texas is a unique place. when we came into the union in 1845 one of the issues was if we would be able to leave if we decided to do that. my whole visit america and washington in particular pays attention. we got a great union. there is absolutely no reason to dissolve it. but if washington continues to thumb their nose at the american people, you know, who knows what may come out of that? >> well, chris, it's all historic nonsense as you know. and mark knows. there was no agreement when texas joined the union that it could flip out whenever it wanted to. that was what the civil war was all about. it was allowed to break into smaller states if it wanted to but that was part of the agreement. how does he get away with this sort of horse

wayne freedman joins us live with the story. wayne? >> we do have a mystery here on two levels. who has been shooting ducks? and importantly, how are they going get latest injured duck in the comeplex here out of the place? they tried today. and rescuers are angry. >> who is shooting baby ducks? who darts baby ducks? that is sick. >> volunteers dealt with the consequences. they spent more than an hour here trying to coax a wounded duck into a net. but they had to be careful about it. the bird suffers from a blow dart behind the right eye. you can see the dart in this video. and this is the third to be shot in that area, one died last week after someone shot it four different times. and the most disturbing part is that it appears they were shot here in this apartment complex. here is rebecca who ran the rescue operation. >> we're speculating it's a young duck and hasn't flown anywhere. >> why? most residents say they like ducks and geese but not all of them. one resident explains it's inconvenience of what they leave behind. >> when you have live here and are paying rent it's lik

wayne indiana fire department. that's fitting.ears ago he spend days on thes re0 of buildings, recovering the remains of aircraft passengers. >> a hand with a wedding ring is a lot more than other people get. >> i don't want to be in new york city on 9/11. >> because? >> because it's too much. >> reporter: we have been following anita for ten years, since the dale she moved out of an apartment overlooking ground zero. >> i heard the is no and looked out the window and saw the trail of the airplane hitting and saw fire. >> now anita lives in brooklyn. >> a bit saferrish. >> like mean survivors, anita is reconciling the bits and pieces of that fateful day. in her case, by being an artist and sculptor. >> kept thinking there was something larger than just our own sense of victimization in new york city. >> reporter: so the public art she installed a few blocks from ground zero, comparing new york city with the first bombings of civilians in spain, an event enemy memorialized. >> when people are remembering that day, i feel it's impor

. >> i'm ken wayne. investigators have recovered critical clues inside a menlo park. the membrane technology building is red-tagged after yesterday's blast of the investigators say 56-year-old adrian martin was transferring a mixture of gases including methane from one canister to another when the gases explode. martin was killed. within the hour, the company identified the second employee injured as jenny he. cal osha investigators are looking at the possibility that the canisters were overpressurized. in the statement the company president expressed simpthink for martin's family and says, "mtr is cooperating fully with authorities and cannot comment further until reliable information is available." new at 6:00 tonight santa clara county officials released the 9- 11 call reporting a natural gas explosion at a customerino condo cupertino complex. >> do you see the flames? it's out of control. >> the owner of the condominium said she smelled natural gas before wednesday's blasted, but did not report it. no one was hurt. pg&e has its crews found six more gas leaks in th