the witness said he got a ride out of the area. the witness took down the woman's license plate number and passed it on to the police that arrested garcia last night. he has two prior arrests for driving without a license. one as recently as a week ago. >>> tonight evelyn gonzalez held her children's hands tightly. she said neighbors agree a simple is fix could make this

collecting evidence and interviewing with witnesses. according to witnesses, in the area of female officer approached a homeless man, urinating on the side of a building. two residents tell us what happened next. >> they had their tasers drawn, then they were like get on the ground. i'm just taking a pee. he pulled up his pants, she kind of walked up on him. he started swinging in the air. she tased him, then she shot him three times. >> when they rolled up, he put out a plastic something, swinging it a couple times. down, but they had a big man, a big officer on the side of the woman that shot him. it don't make no sense. they couldn't main tame him, they could have gave him his face, let the back-up come and deal with the situation a little bit better than what they did. >> reporter: police say the man who was shot has nonlife- threatening injuries. with any officer involved shooting, the district attorney's office will now investigate the case. now, that officer that did shoot the man will most likely be placed on administrative leav

>> if i would have made the light i probably would have witnessed it what better witness than a police chive? vargas booked in san francisco county jail on charges related to the hit and run. we've learned he's been placed under observation z the giants organization tells us before the game they'll tell the crowd to pray for ryan's quick recoverry.. >> and police hope a parking lot surveillance tape will help them catch two men who stabbed a volume will you be tear leaving a bingo game. this is showing the victim outside american legion hall two. member approach and appear to be wearing black hooded sweat shirts. the victim fought back. >> he sounded fine. i told him about the telegaf. people checking on him. >> and police tell us the thief did not get any cash. the game raises money for charities. and gilroy police hooking for two suspects in two separate attempted kidnapping incidents. and police say this man tried lure a 10-year-old girl. she ran in to tell her family. on wednesday, a man asked three children to go with him to a nearby restaurant. and this suspect was on foot. the c

one of the main witnesses for the prosecution and a trial into into the alleged killers in two thousand and six and two thousand and eight however he was called to a moscow police station early yesterday yesterday and then following questioning by offices there detained he had in his previous. testimony said that he had overheard the plotters all deny a saying. how they were going to how they were going to kill mr pollack or scare he's been detained saying that he was actually the ringleader organizing those people together and allowing them to providing them with the logistics that allowed them to carry out a murder or the murder on an apology so he remains in custody at the moment now the family and friends and of anna politkovskaya have welcomed the arrest of public cenk of saying that he was somebody that from the start they thought had more to do with the slaying of the journalists that previously being said by him. you know the arrested man was a prosecution witness in the case as far as i understand he had been misleading investigators in a very clever way for a long time pretend

i'd like now to call the second panel of witnesses to the witness table. [inaudible conversations] >> i would now like to welcome the second panel to the hearing for the benefit of the witnesses, i'll take a moment to again explain the light system you see before you. you'll have five minutes to deliver your testimony. the light will start out as green. when you have one minute remaining, the light turns yellow, and timely red at the end of your five minutes. i ask that you try to keep it to that time limit, but i will be a little lenient as you finish. first witness is jess sharp, director of u.s. of commerce, this organization was founded in 2007 with a mission of supporting capital markets that are the most fair, efficient, and innovative in the world. prior to becoming executive director at the center, mr. sharp was deputy standpoint to the policy and special assistant to the president on the white house domestic council. you have five minutes to present your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman and distinguished members of the committee. i'm the exec

our next witness is congressman ellison. i know what congressman ellison will say. we have divergent views on this issue but we try to maintain a cordial relationship. when he spoke in december about the possibility of being at the hearing i welcome his request and am pleased to have him here to explain and discuss his version and his analysis of the crisis confronting us. i recognize the gentleman from minnesota, mr ellison. >> thank you, chairman king for allowing me to testify today. the chairman and i do sometimes disagree including on the aspects of this hearing. i appreciate his willingness to engage in this dialogue. let me thank the ranking member, bennie thompson, for his commitment to homeland security and civil rights for all. it is a challenge to protect security at liberty but bennie thompson needs to strike the right balance. i would like to introduce gillat hamda hamdani, the brother of the first responder who died trying to rescue several americans on 9/11. i would like to make three points. first violent extremism is a serious concern to all america

a witness started recording it seconds after that drive-by shooting after 64th and international on monday. you can see at first people are focused on those two men who police say were the intended targets allegedly with a rival street gang. they were both shot but they both survived. the one who did not was the innocent 3-year-old carlos nava who was being pushed in a race car stroller by family behind the two men. >> lawrence denard pulled out a gun, fired at a young child and killed and murdered a young child. that's enough of lawrence denards on the city of oakland. >> reporter: investigators say witnesses including at least

this is a very personal issue to me, and i appreciate the witnesses being here today and holding this hearing. and i mentioned earlier on another hearing that had direct contact with two very, very close, very close family friends who experienced the ugonda and kampala bombing. one who miraculously was scared by being in between the bomb and five other bodies or five bodies in between him. and my to close friends spent the remainder of the night the next day identifying bodies. and then ultimately finding out several of my personal friends, some of being muslim, and kampala ugonda were victims there and no longer because of all chabot. and then hearing subsequent days al-shabaab come out and apologize to the ugonda that they were killed because their purpose was to kill whites in america. so it's a personal issue to me. so i appreciate you being here talking about how we deal with a realistic way what's going on here in the united states and in canada, our neighbor. mr. folk, i would ask you in a speech read you for your service as a marina as well, how do you assess the effectiveness

each end call for the former police officer as i say for the witness for the prosecution being charged with having being made the old nicer of the killing and investigators saying that they now have information regarding to who is the kingpin the the all the main man behind all during the assassination here all of our reporting there it was ninety coming to life from moscow and later today we continue our series of special reports on of wildlife now like in countries on sparta of the soviet union. twenty years ago the largest country. to some degree to. what had been trying. to teach began a journey. where did it take them. came ya now is visiting russia for the first time in nine years in an on a usually open foreign visit for the north korean leader has been touring the country on his armor train was tight security involving dozens of guards well he is now meeting with president medvedev and russia's republic of artie's country as our eyes following a visit. his usual atmosphere of secrecy has been kept up but not to the extent that it usually is most of the times we get to hear abou

in the party and before you know if you're a citizen was a prosecution witness in the case as far as i understand had been misleading investigators in a very clever way for a long time pretending to be an important source of information about the murder in the prosecutors have doubts that he was sincere but there was not enough evidence no prosecutors have enough evidence also court to buy nobody because after the show this man was linked to political sky was murder. well peter this has been a long running process so can you take us through the main details of the investigation and how it's been progressing well this investigation has been going on for many years now october two thousand and six was when a lot of politkovskaya was gunned down here in central moscow since then we we saw a trial in two thousand and seven it didn't come out with any major results but we have seen developments in this case in recent times is of course a case that has. drawn media attention from around the world anna politkovskaya eastward could not because yet she was a very highly respected journalist a

what killed a witness in the brian stowe beating case? and new information released today about the suspect. >>> something we haven't seen on capitol hill in months. unity. the one person who brought a little humanity back to politics. >> i just don't understand how they could do that to me. >> she had a medical emergency, then she was given the boot. why nursing homes are putting patients out. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. an abduction or an elaborate hoax? questions about a statewideamber alert. antioch police are still searching for the victim. a 16-year-old boy was taken at gunpoint. robert lyles reports, neighbors of that teenager are suspicious tonight. robert. >> reporter: a tail of two crimes. an antioch barber so frightened, he doesn't want to show his face on camera because he stared at a shotgun while he was kidnapped. all of these allegations spell one thing, suspicious. >> gentleman walked in and he says this is a stickup. >> al thought the man who barged into his barber shop was joking. >> i said are

they brought witnesses with them who confirmed it was the same truck. this was around 1:00 in the morning. the accident happened in san francisco around 10:30. witnesses say after the truck hit the boy, it went on to hit a few cars on mission street. before getting on the freeway and heading out of here. the boy is nine years old. he is in the hospital with life threatening head injuries. he doesn't live here. he is from philadelphia. he was here in town visiting family. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thanks very much. less than half an hour ago, the u.s. government released one of the hotly anticipated report in years. the investors truly, literally all over the planet waited to see if america created enough jobs in july to reduce the employment rate and the answer is yes, they did. labor deparent says employers added 117,000 new jobs last month, dropping the nation's unemployment rate by tenth of a percept to 9.1%. after that jobs report, the future market booming this morning. traders hoping that the glimmer of economic hop

here's what one witness described to us from what he saw. >> i saw a witness, a guy come across the bushes from i don't know what side he came from but he was somewhere within that corner and he was attempting to run across the street and all of a sudden i heard a couple shots fired and i just saw his body just drop to the ground. >> from what police say, that was one of the suspects in this case who died on fitzgerald drive. this is witness cell phone video from that scene. there may be another suspect in this case who made his way somehow to doctors hospital. he also appears to have been shot. he is still alive and police are not sure how he got to the loppet. a pinole police officer was shot in the shoulder, as well. police don't know who fired that shot. is he expected to live but he has been transferred from one hospital to another. he is expected to live. the fourth person who was shot, an armored guard who works for loomis, was shot. no word on that person's condition. >> during the course of the firearm exchange or the firearms being shot by our officer, there was also one of our o

the witness said he was s shing on the same beach the same day.w the two take a walk around the reef at 4:00 p.m. but they never went in the water. a short time later they drove away and he never saw either of them again. >> if this witness ends up being accurate and correct as to locations of both mr. giordano and miss gardner, it's yet another piece of evidence that is inconsistent with his story. >> reporter: this is just the latest disturbing detail to emerge. last week abc news learned that investigators were looking into a life insurance policy taken out on gardner which named giordano as the beneficiary. >> we're investigating -- there is relevance to the investigation. >> reporter: now abc news confirmed earlier reports that giordano tried to collect on that life insurancncjust two days after the maryland woman seemingly vanished. >> no one is saying she's dead at that point. obviously he's basically saying she's dead. how does he know that? well, perhaps he knows, because he was involved. >> reporter: the search for gardner will resume in

there's five to $6,000 in the machine all $20 bills wit me h. not sure if rich words will cover it or not minett. >> this is where the fog is currently this is clouds fall been temperatures in the '50s and '60s big really nice this afternoon. this is your seven day forecast saturday sunday mild and next week we will cool off a little bit ahea. c? welcome back 6:45 a.m. we are seeing blues guys in san jose so far so good 59 right now 78 yesterday when you got up to 80 all and all a will be a great day in the subway. fob for the coastal communities 56 for concord and a word 58 mountain view we're in a load to mid-50s temperatures this afternoon will look like this a mixture of '70s and '80s the some of the north bay area's will have a 90 degree temperatures it will be a nice mix of '70s and '80s mostly sunny skies and has we fly around neighborhood by neighborhood all look of the temperatures for later on this afternoon. santa rosa 8386 in fairfield 69 degrees in san francisco a good day to be out at at&t park. this is a look of your fourth seven

a key witness is found dead.he most detailed account yet of the attack at dodger stadium. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, august 2. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger. time now 4:59. we'll start off with a quick look, traffic and weather. first to kristy seifkin who says sunshine is in the forecast. >> there is sunshine in the forecast. you're right, elizabeth. and warmer temperatures, especially inland where it's going to be most noticeable. concord making it to 88, in other location breaking the 90- degree mark. i'll have more later. first gianna has traffic. >> we have a trouble spot on the bay bridge. westbound right as you approach treasure island we are getting first reports of a three-car crash blocking the right lane. chp and tow crews are on scene. more details coming up. right now, back to you. >>> an amber alert was cancelled overnight on word that a missing teen was okay. sharon chin is in antioch where police still have a lot of questions to answer. good morning to

of russian journalist and the political five years ago the statement follows the arrest of a key witness in the case under suspicion himself for organizing the killing. is the latest. the very latest to come out from the investigators is that they are saying they have information regarding the name of the person who alters the nation of journalist anna politkovskaya now this is the person they've really been looking for the man right at the top of the pyramid and they haven't released any further information about him as of yet but that's the latest this comes just one day after the arrest of a form a key witness for the prosecution to me to the public cenk of was a retired senior police officer here in moscow he had been on the stand as a witness for the prosecution many in the. camp have been wary about what he's been saying since the beginning and they say that his arrest now and the fact that he will be charged later on today show that they were right to have their concerns about him in the fighting a boy has not been with before you know a theorist that man was a prosecution witness

social networks have played a pivotal role in the revolutions witness so far this year so much so that the u.s. is thrown its way down dollars behind what it's calling the democratic instruments to improve the world but critics say washington's motivated not by people's freedom but a desire for greater control is painting ford reports. when a wave of revolution crashed over the middle east this spring. many said what ended in the streets began with one hundred forty characters or less on social media like twitter and facebook. hoping to harness the power of communication the u.s. state department is providing two million dollars in grants for a quote internet in a suitcase program it's part of what secretary clinton calls a venture capitalists approach to addressing the wide range of challenges to democracy and human rights activists face in internet repressive environments around the world centralized servers like this one can easily be cut by governments but the internet in a suitcase is the sign to give dissidents a mobile web with mess technology that runs their cell phones and oth

i have nothing but pity in my heart for the chief witness for the state, but my pity does not extend so far as to her putting a man's life at risk which is what she has done in an effort to get rid of her guilt. i say guilt, gentlemen, because it was guilt that motivated her . she has committed no crime. she has merely broken a rigid and time-honored code of our society, a code so severe that whoever breaks it is hounded from our midst as unfit to live with. she is the victim of cruel poverty and ignorance but i cannot pity her. she is white. she understood full well the enormity of her offense, but because her desires were stronger than the code she was breaking she persisted in breaking it. she persisted, and her subsequent behavior is something we have all known at one time or another. she tried to put the -- she did something every child has done. she tried to put the evidence of her offense away from her, but in this case she was no child hiding stolen contraband. she struck out as her victim of necessity. she must put him away from her. she must remove him from her presence, fr

a service dog especially trained to help young or disabled witnesses relax on the witness stand.ng a 15-year-old rape victim through horrifying testimony. rosie sensing hes sense sensing, gently nudge can the witness. it's happen montgomery more and more states. but should it be? let's ask our panel. criminal defense southern joey jackson and former prosecutor jonna spilbor. it happened in poughkeepsie, new york. but it's happening across the country. trained dogs offering vulnerable witnesses support so they can get through their testimony. people want to protect children. but is it prejudicial to the defendant? >> the case in poughkeepsie involves my dear friend who is a fantastic prosecutor and has put away more perverts. but standing in a defense attorney's shoes it should not allowed. i get the argument, that is having a comfort dog, a therapy dog in front of the jury doesn't just comfort the victim, it sways the jury. not you appellate court has to decide whose rights are more important. the child victim or a defendant. megyn: the thing is, if you or i were to take the stan

and at the time the witness observed the suspect he was trying to remove the sticker from the vehicle. >> reporter: that witness told the police he watched as garcia called a woman and then got a ride out of the area. the witness took down the woman's license plate number and patsed it on to the police who arrested garcia last night. >> he has two prior arrests for driving without a license. one as recently as a week ago. >> tonight, gonzalez held her children's hands tightly. she watched the paramedics treated yesterday and watched as this car crossed traffic to stop at the park. a simple fix could make this crosswalk a lot safer. >> lights, stop sign, something brighter, something else that can attract drivers attention. >> reporter: garcia was arrested last night on felony hit and run charges. now that the 4-year-old boy has died they will seek to add a homicide charge in this case. we are live in santa rosa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the police are still at the scene this hour of a fatal collision between a uni-bus and a pedestrian. it happened at the intersection of 18th and hartf

as the minority witness.finally, let me know for certain elements of the politically correct media, most egregiously the vacuous ideologue that "the new york times" are shamelessly attempting to exploit the aristocrat of norway past friday to cause me to refocus these hearings away from muslim american radicalization. if they even had a semblance of amnesty, the times and the others would know and admit there is no threat to our homeland director range to god man and the international terror apparatus of al qaeda and its affiliates such as al-shabaab and recruiting people in this country and its murder thousands of americans in the jihad attack. i make this clear to "the new york times" and their accolades in the politically correct media. i will not back down from holding these hearings. i will continue to hold these hearings so long as the chairman of this committee. apart from strategic and moral reasons why these hearings are vital to our security, there is a liberating and empowering too many muslim amer

as the moscow correspondent, i witnessed it first hand. it was here exactly 20 years ago in central moscow that the leaders made their move. when the orders of the vice president, the kgb chief and others, tanks rolled down the central thoroughfare towards the kremlin. the coup leaders said it gorbachev was too sick to rule and there were taking over power. it looked like a classic soviet military crackdown, to roll back the reforms and reimpose hard- line control over the whole country. gorbachev was on holiday by the black sea. when he refused to join the plotters, he was under house arrest. >> they surrounded us with cars down by the seashore and everywhere. at the entrance, they parked cars and nobody could drive past. >> in moscow, crowds flocked to protect the fledgling democracy. the coup leaders panicked and their plot crumbled. in the aftermath, the soviet union soon collapsed and swept gorbachev from office. today in berlin, gorbachev is greeted as a hero in helping end the cold war and bringing down the berlin wall, but his conc

abc news has learned a new witness disputes those claims.the witness says he was fishing on the same beach the same day. he says he saw the two take a walk along the reef around 4:00 p.m. but that they never went in the water. a short time later, they drove away and he never saw either of them again. >> if this witness is being accurate and correct as to locations of both mr. giordano and miss gardner, it's yet another piece of evidence that's inconsistent with his story. >> reporter: this is just the latest disturbing detail to emerge. last week, abc news learned that investigators were looking into a life insurance policy taken out on gardner which named giordano as the beneficiary. >> we're investigating that material to see if there's credibility to the investigation. >> reporter: abc news is looking into reports giordano tried to collect on that life insurance just two days after the maryland woman seemingly vanished. >> no one is saying she's dead at that point. obviously he's basically saying, she's dead. how does he know that? well,

to other news now a former key witness in the case of murdered russian journalist anna politkovskaya has been arrested retired senior police official has fallen under suspicion himself organizing the crime artist peter oliver joins us now with. peter so what do we know about this man just arrested in connection with the case tell us well dimitri public janko visit a retired for the seamy a police officer here in russia a hard being a major witness for the prosecution into the of those that for the prosecution for those investigators looking into who killed on the portico of sky the the famous journalist here in two thousand and six excuse me he had been as a a major source of information for the prosecution saying that he had overheard those that had been included accused of plotting the death of on a political as they were putting together their plan though he told this information to the colts in two thousand and seven at a first trial in two due to what happened for what caused the murder what led up to . on a protocol he was asked to attend a moscow police station on tuesday for

again and it seems like a replay of two thousand and three with saddam hussein witnessing you know one of the mistakes that the united states and its allies repeat over and over these days is to try to particular countries and not found any kind of surrender that occurs after a victory you know we got a decisive surrender by the losing party exposed and possible to really. victory if you really are in iraq eight years later and the work continues and it's the kind of you know it would be far more beneficial from the standpoint of the united states to need go to help colonel gadhafi come out and surrender and then perhaps fly into exile or be put in front of the work on strike. all right said ron american political cartoonist columnist and author very much appreciate your views here on r.t. thank you very much for being aware this year on the program changes. french oil companies are likely to be among those who would have enjoyed the pictures coming in from tripoli last night hopes for a locomotive oil contracts with a new government a levy are certainly high as it is downing a bushel

him as of yet but that's the the latest this comes just one day after the arrest of a former key witness for the prosecution dimitri public chain called who is a retired senior police officer here in moscow he had been on the stand as a witness for the prosecution plenty in the the political camps have been wary about what he's been saying since the beginning and they say that his arrest now and the fact he will be charged later on today show that they were right to have their concerns about him i mean. you know the arrested man was a prosecution witness in the case as far as i understand he had been misleading investigators and a very clever one for a long time pretending to be an important source of information about the murder we in the prosecutors have doubts he was sincere but there was not enough evidence no prosecutors have enough evidence and also quick to point because after the show this man was linked to political skies murder this is of course a case that has. drawn media attention from around the world anna politkovskaya. she was a very highly respected journalist and gained

witnesses said the bus hit and pinned her under ground.t fire started just before 5:00 last night in the hills above fairfax. flames sent dense smoke into the air, and people reported seeing and smelling it miles away. several crews were called in to get to the hard to reach fire. >> the crews had to hike into the fire. about 2500 feet to get to the fire. >> the fire burned four acres before being contained. nobody was hurt, and no structures were threatened. firefighters are crediting bikers and hikers in the area for quickly reporting the fire on their cell phones. >>> hayward police may be close in making an arrest for the missing michelle le. >> just not knowing what's going to happen, and knowing that the worst is yet to, you know, it's been 85 days and the worst is yet to come. one arrest is not the end. >> le was last seen on may 27, leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. she went to get something from her car, but never returned. her body has not been found. >>> a san francisco student missing in malaysia has been found. his father as

only one of them identified sanchez in a line-up and zero witnesses identified norwood.light of the giovanni ramirez arrest who has been cleared in the stow case, the lack of positive i.d.s by witnesses at this point bode well for the defense. sanchez's sister doreen charged as an accessory dead testify in front of grand jury a short time ago. but the transcripts are sealed unless the information is talked about in an upcoming trial should it happen. both prime suspects expected in court for preliminary hearing september 30. reporting live in downtown los angeles, lisa hernandez, abc news. >>> u.s. forces killed the taliban militants who shot down the u.s. helicopter killing 30 elite service members. the marine corps general john allen today a pentagon news conference that the u.s. forces tracked the insurgents and killed them with f-16 in the morning. the chinook helicopter was hit by a surface to air missile this weekend. this morning, u.s. military leaders are still searching for the top insurgent leaders that the seals were going after in saturday's mission. >>> u.s.