still nine, i hate dana. dana breaks my water. after 15 hours it's time to push. when you are this desperate, it's almost over. push, your pushes are excellent. 7:17. i can feel the baby's hair. you see your baby's head. 7:40. i do what she says. we rehearse. dana is guiding my baby's head. this is called ring of fire. okay. push hard. i moan like a walrus. my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i

dana? >> robert lyles in oakland. thank you. >>> the neighborhood where that sexual assault was reported this morning is described as tight k tight knit. >> doesn't change my opinion about the neighborhood and people. there are good ones and there are scum bags. >> meanwhile the fbi's list of cities with the highest crime rates is out tonight. oakland ranked number 5 and neighboring richmond number 6. this is for last year. oakland's crime rate actually dropped more than 5% between 2009 and 2010. san francisco is ranked 130th and san jose 237. >>> three duis, three days in a row. a mill valley man faces two years in jail after his third arrest. bail for tim mcgown was raisedded to $50,000 to prevent him from getting out again. mcgown's criminal history includes a dui conviction in 2009. convictions for petty theft and drug possession and arrests for public drunkenness. >>> a dui check point tonight in the north bay is unlike any other. it is paying special tribute to a life cut short because of a drunk driver two year

dana. >> check point is a powerful message. hopefully people will hear it. elizabeth, thank you. >>> if you plan to cross the bay bridge, be prepared for delays. caltrans plans to recon figure the eastbound lanes. some lanes will be closed overnight saturday and sunday. the work is part of the effort to speed up completion of the new span. >>> and if you expect delays on bart this weekend as well. crews will be working tonight, tomorrow, and sunday night. it will start after the last train and end around 7:30 tomorrow morning. but sunday and monday it will continue until 2:30 in the afternoon. you should expect delays of up to 40 minutes. >>> checking other bay area headlines now. san francisco's da dropped more than two dozen felony drug cases, blaming police misconduct. the decision is the result of another video that has surfaced showing an under cover operation that contradicts what was in the police report. a total of 119 cases have now been dismissed all tied to illegal searches by a group of under cover officers. >>> one of three people injured in a l

good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken. we are learning more about the mother of arnold's child. celebrity websites say she is mildred and that they had a son. tmz reports that she goes bit name patty was a housekeeper for the schwarzeneggers for 20 years. cleaning their house, doing their laundry, cooking for them. when she got pregnant, she didn't tell arnold the baby was his. she waited several years until the boy was a toddler. we have seen his picture. we're not going to show it to you, but there is resemblance to arnold schwarzenegger. tonight don knapp on what arnold, maria, and now their kids are saying about it. >> arnold schwarzenegger avoided reporters, but in a statement to the los angeles times he said he apologized to maria, his children and family writing i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment. there is no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. >> women remain vulnerable to powerful men. >> i think the whole situation is really sad. to me our society is a

dana? >> okay. roberta. she even said how classy roberta looks tonight. >> she does every night but really looks great tonight. do we have another shot of roberta gonzalez? >> dennis, what do you want? [ laughter ] >> i'm working on our demographics here. the as win even with a loss, how good with your eyes? you won't believe the slightest hit next up in sports. . >>> eyewitness news is brought to you by kaiser permanente. we want you to live well, be well and thrive. >> well, maybe the roll of underdog isn't such a good thing after all. for the first time this playoffs season the sharks drop game one of their best of seven series. and for the third time in four games they lost the lead in the third period. they are having trouble there with vancouver scoring twice in just over a minute to take the lead and win the game 3-2. the sharks didn't like viewing the game at all today. and they vow to make a better effort in game two on wednesday. >>> we were slow. we didn't get to the ballots that we needed to get

. >> and i'm dana king. people eating dinner at a mcdonald's watched as a man covered in blood came stumbling into the restaurant and collapsed. >> that man had been shot while driving on eastbound 780 in vallejo. he continued driving more than 4 miles to mcdonald's and that's where linda yee is right now. linda, what happened? >> reporter: ken, there were many customers inside this mcdonald's when that bloody victim did come inside and those people that were inside included five young children. now the highway patrol said two people, two young men were driving along in their car on i- 780 tonight when suddenly out of nowhere near the glenn cove exit, a gunman started firing. >> all of a sudden i heard a customer in the lobby scream, oh my god he's shot. i turned around and saw a gentleman holding his friend and there was blood all over his shirt and that is when i went and grabbed the phone, called 911. everybody was screaming for towels and stuff like that. we were trying to grab the towels and that's when

>> dana, he is a retired cop. and he said he was pumped up on adrenaline when he and others took down the suspect. and he said even in the chaos, he never forgot his training as a san mateo police officer. as soon as he banged on the cockpit door several passengers and the flight crew didn't hesitate, including former san mateo police officer larry wright. >> at the point where he was running towards the cockpit and he screamed out ala akbar, i knew that there was a problem. and i knew that i needed to take action. >> reporter: wright chased after him. by others other passenger a former secret service agent knocked him to the floor. >> i used a control hold. i found when i touched him my hand actually slipped off because his skin was very clammy, moist almost. i felt that he was trying to take on the flight crew and possibly crash the airplane. >> reporter: wright has been a retired cop for four years. but he says he never lost his police inch stinks during the chaos. instincts during the chaos. >> i started think

. >> try to go to the grocery store with me, dana. those at alls ann was showing you people are throwing them at me because they are done. the weather is not done. still have areas of precipitation. a bit of a break by the peninsula. but still damage is done. s.f.o. delays up to one hour and 20 minutes on arriving flights. plenty of precipitation. where you see the areas of yellow that's more of a moderate to heavy downpour at this particular time for the evening commute. golden gate bridge and also the bay bridge are extremely slippery at this hour with some pretty heavy precipitation. you see it right here on our live high-def doppler radar. now let's share with you what it looks like outdoors. visibility is limited in ocean beach where it continues to rain at this hour. let's go ahead and take a look at this time at our cbs5 weather camera from the rooftop looking out towards the bay bridge where today's high temperature was 58 degrees in san francisco. 59 degrees in oakland. average high temperatures in the mid-60s. now, meanwhile

. >> i'm dana king. late word tonight, 116 people have been killed after that tornado ripped through joplin, missouri. >> that makes it the deadliest single tornado in the united states in nearly 60 years. liz amo ara is in joplin where, as we speak, rescue crews are still looking for survivors. liz? >> yes, ken and dana, they are being challenged by extreme conditions, not only have they had to contend with dangerous downpours and storms but block by block through 6 miles of have piles and piles of rubble very much like this stack of cars behind me. at least 1/4 of joplin, missouri, no longer exists, a devastating tornado drew a 10- mile past of destruction through town. they are searching for survivors. >> we're trying to cover the whole area damaged at one time to try to find any live victims. >> reporter: she sifted through her grandmother's belongings looking for keepsakes. >> he had a heart attack when it started and died. >> reporter: he took cover in the shower. he wants to find what's left of hi

dana? >> all right. thank you. >>> another twist in a case of a disgraced cop accused in a section trade and drug scandal. tonight cbs5 has learned that he is also accused of trying to bolster his business by getting rid of the competition. joe vazquez has the story you'll see only on cbs5. joe? >> reporter: allen, the allegations come from allegations come from chris butler. he told state investigators that norman wielsch was helping him run this place as a brothel and run off others nearby. it is an empty office space now but months ago this was the brothel private investigator chris butler claims he ran with his cop friend norman wielsch. now cbs5 has learned investigators are checking into allegations that norman wielsch was also shutting down other area brothels to eliminate the competition. a narcotics task force in contra costa county which also acted as a vice squad for the county conducting numerous undercover operations to shut down houses of prostitution. first it was drugs. butler and. norman

we're back with john king and dana bash. dana, you said the hard part was actually going to be figuring out how you get to that $4 trillion number, that, john, you said, here's the first voting bloc. the fundamental divide is do you do it all from cuts, or say that we're going to raise revenue, which is what the bowles/simpson plan does and what the president says. do you get some agreement there from the republican party where they seem pretty unified against any increase? >> that's the first debate, try to get the people who would be president next time. the question sb what about those who are elected right now? there are some republican senators, conservatives, saxby chapel bliss, tom coburn, who say if you do fundamental tax reform, rip up the code, and then it brings in as a net result more money to washington, they're potentially okay with that. >> okay, but dana, let me ask you the hard question. everyone says, close the loopholes, you can lower rates. everybody loves that line. then you say to him, which loop hopes

>> reporter: that's right, dana. we talked a lot about police and fire layoffs but the new budget plan released just yesterday 1000 pages long has a lot of pain to be shared by just about everybody. >> reporter: in a city where the budget battle seemed to go around in circles one thing that may come to a complete stop is the children's carousel. under the city's new budget plan there is no money to run it. >> it is a big disappointment for me especially for my daughter. i think they should have money for things like that to make it available for our kids for the future. >> reporter: right now the future looks very different in san jose from quality of life to public safety. to police officers the best case scenario laying off 22 police officers, worst case 260. >> certainly the time we have laid off police officers. it is not just a few it is hundreds. >> reporter: 64 firefighting jobs would be eliminated with about 20 current firefighters laid off. going to the library? plan ahead. branches would be open only three

dana? >> sad and troubling. all right, elizabeth, thank you. >>> in the meantime the head of the international monetary fund has resigned tonight. that after the woman who says he sexually assaulted her had her day in court. the woman is a 32-year-old widow from west africa. today she gave a grand jury graphic details about the alleged assault. meanwhile police have collected d.n.a. samples from both the accused dominique strauses-kahn and from the carpet of the hotel room. they are pushing for his resignation. >> of course i can't comment on the case but he is obviously not in a position to do that. >> he has the personality and credibility to forge agreements, to persuade people to do some things they won't naturally be inclined to do. >> there was nothing about any aspect of this encounter remotely consensual. >> strauss-kahn made a second attempt for bail today saying he would surrender his passport and wear an ankle bracelet. a decision on that request is expected tomorrow. >>> well, a woman in vallejo is p

dana, let me start with you. herman cain, only one person out of i believe 29 was in favor of him going in. >> full disclosure, cenk, i'm completely in the tank for herman cain. that was an astounding performance. do you remember the old movie don't tell mom the baby-sitter is dead? first the mom leaves, then the baby-sitter dies and the children are left to fend for themselves. that's what it was. we all make jokes about herman cain, who is he? well, who are are any of these guys. even the mortgageally wounded mitt romney, the is really in practice a viable candidate. so who's to say that herman cain cannot become the front-runner? >> richard, are the president's enemies his best friends? >> well, let's just look at this composition here. if you were ron paul, the front-runner clearly in this field, you would be worried about -- or trebling to six, based on the luntz piece of it, and more importantly who will be the rodeo clown when you have ten people on stage and some of them could win the nomination? i think

abc's dana hughes joins us, now, from that town by phone. do you have details on how the family is being protected? >> reporter: good morning, peggy and rob. the obama family compound is now receiving round-the-clock protection. police officials tell abc news that obama's stepgrandmother, who is affectionately known as momma sarah, now travels with a security escort everywhere she goes. there has been regular police patrol since the 2008 campaign. but now, the patrolling base, which is next to the compound, has been turned into a full-fledged police station. and this stepped-up security occurred after osama bin laden's death. >> and, dana, you mentioned, they've had security there for some time. why, exactly? >> reporter: well, here, isn't the only threat that momma sarah and obama's family faces. kenya is a country where poverty and crime is endemic. and the family of the leader of the free world makes for an attractive target. rob and peggy? >> dana hughes in kenya. thank you. our brian ross is also working on that story. we'll have more o

. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. turn in your guns. >> turn them in and get a new one. that's because a manufacturing problem may make the guns unsafe. robert lyles shows us the problem. robert. >> well dana, ken, a source within the oakland police department tells us that the department has ordered and purchased some 400 new glock handguns. but now it seems that the efforts to modernize the department already plagued with problems has phased or is facing yet another problem. all of those guns have been recalled and we have found the defect. police sources tell cbs 5 oakland police officers received the recall notice late this afternoon by patrol car radio. the message, return all glock 4 pistols immediately. cbs 5 has confirmed the recall affects 1/3 of the officer. right now, that's the number of cops carrying the glock generation 4. officially the department is saying there is a mechanical issue that was identified during training and no weapons have malfunctioned while officers have carried them on duty. cbs 5 ha

>> thanks, dana. straight hair is still in high demand but now the government is advising them to stop using carrotine like brazilian blow- out because they have high levels of formaldehyde. they are calling for a recall of the product. while product manufacturers say they are safe. local stylists are coming up with ways to reduce the risk of potentially toxic fumes. >>> in other consumer news, housing prices may be going down but the cost of home insurance is going up. several of the nation's largest insurers are raising their rates from 7 to 33% on yearly premiums. the companies say they need the extra money to offset the rising energy and rebuilding costs. they also point to the new studies will that show that more areas are at risk from natural disasters. >>> for more on our brazilian blow-out story go to our website where you can watch our 5:00 piece in depth. >> julie, thank you very much. >> check with roberta, a quick check of the forecast for you. >> rain has pushed out of the bay area. as it

dana and allen we look back at those early days of aids. also look at where treatment stands today and take another look at the man who appears to be the first person in history to actually have been cured of the disease. but first let's remember those early days. [ music ] >> 1981 in san francisco and the great gay and lesbian party of liberation was in full swing. and ground zero of the party was the city's castro district. >> it is good to let people know they don't have to be afraid to be gay. >> but as the party rolled on there was an unknown guest moving in as silently as the fog, there was a virus. it was june 5, 1981 that the centers for disease control issued a report carried only in the la times about a strange outbreak of pneumonia among five gay men in la. case where is already cropping up in san francisco. >> what did the spots look like? >> reporter: gay activist cleave jones started a hotline on castro street to deal with all of the rumors and fear flooding the community. >> reporter: today 30 years later after starting the a

dana, what a day. thank you so much. i do want to take you quickly here and listen in for a moment with the president of the united states speaking at the white house, and this is part of the -- he is speak about a number of troops who have been wounded. let's listen. >> i was proud to kick off this soldier ride two years ago. i'm just as thrilled to be kicking it off today. i'm pleased that we are joined by a number of members of congress here and the sun is coming out just as we start. we are also joined by the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and one of my top advisers over the last several years, and i could not be more grateful to him, general jim "hoss" ca cartwright and please give him a big round of applause. this is one of the most inspiring events that we do at the white house. we are joined by folks from every service. we have army. we have got -- [ applause ] we have got some navy folks. [ applause ] we have air force. [ applause ] and you know we have some marines. [ applause ] and we have some coa

>> reporter: w we ll, dana, the weather is nice, cinko de mayo on the minds of people. concerned there will be a repeat of what happened last night. on yet another may 6th morning san jose shop keepers were picking up the pieces. >> a pain in the ass. that's that. >> reporter: w we aver tax service was one of four businesses near highway 101 which suffered thousands of dollars in damage as well as lost time and trouble of replacing broken windows. another was a clothing boutique. >> i'm not sure why people do that. damage other people's property. and they think it is all right. >> reporter: it was the damage done by a small number of vandals, part of a crowd of thousands that came to downtown san jose to celebrate cinko de mayo. one man was stomped in the head another stabbed and seven people were arrested after fights broke out. police on motorcycles began pushing the crowds out of the downtown area but only to create problems down the street. >> as they started walking eastbound we started getting some of the vandalisms to some of the businesses. >> reporter: c ca rlo

>> reporter: dana, the most recent burglary turned violent this morning. a burglar held a woman at knife point in her own home. across town in south fremont they are worried they are becoming a bull's eye for thieves. for a few frantic hours she feared she would never see her father's prized coin collection again. >> they jumped the fence twice. >> reporter: police think the burglar had been casing the neighborhood knocking on doors when he discovered that the family weren't home he hurled a brick through the window and stepped inside and cleaned them out. >> very surprised and shocked also. >> reporter: residents in well to do south fremont worry burglars are zeroing in on them because it is minutes from a freeway. >> i have never heard of this amount within this short amount of time. >> reporter: in the last month the burglaries have happened in their neighborhood at the rate about one a day. the month before it was even more. >> they became closer and more frequent. >> reporter: so close and so frequent that this woman started creating these windshield

dana and i were talking earlier the patriot act set to expire tonight. a lot of the senators back and forth on several of the provisions. if they don't all agree, it could expire. what the news today? >> the news is you and i talked the last hour about the fact that it was a fast-moving story, they could reach a deal. they reached a deal. if you look at the senate floor, brooke, they have begun a series of votes to actually pass an extension of the patriot act for four years. what you and i talked about is if fact that republican rand paul of kentucky, tea party-backed freshman who promised to give his party some trouble, and he followed through on that on this, because he had been filibustering this bill all week long, trying get some amendments to it. and he actually did succeed. he came on cnn earlier saying that he was upset with his own party leadership because he thought they were blocking an amendment to -- to have a court order before people's gun records were reviewed. his republican leadership relented. if you look at the senate floor, that is

and they are hoping dana, to break ground on this hospital within the month. >> all right. ann, thank you. >> well, for decades san francisco's castro district has been the world capital of gay life. but it is more straight families are moving in some gay activists think something important is being lost. mike sugarman in the castro where not everybody thinks that change is a bad thing. mike? >> reporter: well, allen, this hasn't always been the castro. you are a native long-timer. you remember this as the eureka valley and large irish families lived here. 40 years ago came the gay wave. and now people are talking about a new chapter. san francisco's castro district, it doesn't get any gayer than this. at least that's the world's image. the reason gay people, young and old, have flocked here for two generations. >> when i came here first in 1970, a big incentive for staying here was not to grow up in cleveland, ohio anymore. not a great place to live on be gay. >> oh, but this was. and at the time one of the few such places in the country. that's why jim dial came and so di

dana, got all of your ducks in a row? >> oh, yeah, baby. not that many, though. >> this was taken outside the dublin theater. thank you keep those coming in. dana, why did the duck cross the road? >> thanks, roberta. well, it does a body good. coming up on eyewitness newsat 10 and 11 why these are calling super milk a secret weapon. ,, ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. the giant fan who has been in a coma since openi . >> bryan stow may get to come home soon. now that's the words from doctors down will. the giants fan who has been in a coma since opening day of the baseball season hit a medical milestone over the weekend. doctors say he is no longer in that medically induced coma. now, his family is saying that he is no longer having brain seizures and stow has even started to snore again, which is a good sign. >> that's great. >> great to have him home. >> fantastic news. the kings want to st

dana. >> all right robert lyles with oakland police headquarters. thank you. >>> philosophically, you could say it's always true, but tonight there are people convinced that this is their last night on earth. they believe in the prophesy of 89-year-old harrod camping. the oakland minister who says his research determined the biblical end of days will end tomorrow evening at 6:00 p.m. camping says the entire world will experience an earthquake. his message has been spread around the world in 84 different languages. >> there's going be a huge earthquake that is going to make the big earthquake in japan. >> it's a combination of very new and rather peculiar way of reading the bible. coupled with brilliant 20th century american marketing. >> warning the world of the apocalypse is not cheap, but family radio can afford it. the radio network was worth $22 million. that amount grew to $117 million by 2008. camping does have experience predicting the end of the world. he previously said it would end in 1994. despite being wrong about that, camping insists t

dana, back to you. >> i'm wondering what the forecast is for tomorrow. do you have any idea? >> are you talking to me? >> yeah. i know we have a delay here. i'm wondering if you have any idea what the forecast is going to be tomorrow. >> well, i think they are looking at possibly more storms. today was actually very difficult. the conditions were torrential downpours, there were lightning strikes and yet rescue workers continued their effort in these completely dangerous conditions. as far as the folks here in this area, some of them are trying to actually stay in their homes because they just simply have no where else to go. they have no electricity, no heat. there's a boil order in effect right now, so it's difficult just to keep a cup of coffee. >> unbelievable. thank you. >>> well, it was a happy ending tonight to a kidnapping drama that is stranger than fiction. a 4 month old was reunited with her family about 6:30 tonight. the family reported that she had vanished frommer when bed early sunday morning. then, authorities got a tip. the baby was with her paternal grandmot

. >> i'm dana king. >> i'm ken batista. 70 people burned out of their homes. >> it looks like it started with someone trying to make dinner. the fire burned for hours in san francisco's south of market area. joe vasquez is there. >> reporter: firefighters are still on the scene tonight monitoring hot spots. they say three people were injured in the fire and 78 were left homeless. it was a stubborn one, flames got more more intense as the hours went by. it injured several people over the hours of einsteins firefighting. one resident went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, a firefighter had a shoulder injury . none of the injuries were life threatening. this woman lived on the floor just above the source of the fire. they said someone was barbecuing chicken inside. >> it just happened to quick. she threw bourbon on the chicken. >> your baby was there? >> yes. i just left and they said get out quick. >> reporter: firefighters got there quickly and the numbers grew to more than 100 but some of the residents are worried about how long it took to get water on the fire. >> it seemed to be it

. >> i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. taking a new twist tonight. the former narcotics task force commander accused of running a brothel. joe vazquez with a story you'll see only on cbs5. >> they were scantily dressed. provokeing. totally made up. >> reporter: claiming this empty space during parts of 2009 and 2010 was turned into a brothel. neighbors repeatedly called police after seeing a constant flow of men visiting scantily clad women inside. >> when you talk to police what did you think it was? >> well, i thought it was prostitution for sure. i mean, what else was it going to be and i told them that. >> reporter: cbs5 learned that a private investigator confessed to state investigators that he was running the brothel along with his friend norm welsch, the former commander of the contra costa task force called cnet. the two already face dozens of felony accounts each for stealing and selling the very drugs that the task force was charged with getting off the streets. what's more, cnet was also responsible for shutting down houses of prostitutio

dana loesch is a tea party supporter. and carter lend, and john boehner, the house speaker says he wants to lock arms with the president. the tax hikes are off of the table. we're talking about the budget. what exactly does locked arms look like, cornell? >> well, in this case, it's really good political posturing because lock arms in this case means if i don't get to play exactly where i want to play, i'm going to throw the ball over the fence and go home. no new taxes. he's not locking arms. to me, this is just political theater. >> dana? >> i think speaker boehner wants to lock arms with the president to get serious about spending and this means reform. according to irs statistics, those who make the pomost. and you see that tax cuts actually increase government revenue. >> pete. >> mean the speaker meant to say lock horns instead of lock arms. or maybe, carroll, speaker boehner and president obama are going to negotiate while square dancing and at the end, the speaker will cry. >>> according to a new poll in politico,

. >> and i'm dana king. his family cannot wait. brian stowe is coming back to the bay area. >> preparations are underway to fly him back. robert lyles on the one hospital that his la doctors trust to give him the best treatment. >> savagely kicked and attacked, brian stowe lingered in a bed since march 31. tonight a spokesperson tells cbs 5la doctors believe stowe is finally stable enough to leave los angeles and make the one hour flight by private jet to sfo where he will be immediately transported to san francisco general hospital. chosen over all bay area hospitals we're told by la county usc medical because of dr. jeffrey manley, chief of neurosurgery and a doctor with specialized experience with brain and spinal injury. neither dr. manley will comment on anticipated treatment for stowe saying tonight, he's not a patient yet. >> now brian stowe is expected to leave los angeles monday morning around 10:00 a.m., but before getting here, the hospital in los angeles admits there is one outstanding issue. they still must find a spec

dana? >> thank you, allen. we are going back now to our chopper pictures of this breaking news story. a fire at the corner of 6th and folsom street. there are two buildings involved. the building with the bay windows is the park hotel at 1040 folsom street. the other is a type of warehouse building. we are told that the fire which is now a three alarm blaze started on the second floor and quickly reached the rooftop. firefighters are on the rooftop. they are trying desperately to put that out and also keep this fire from spreading to the building which is directly next to the park hotel. they have water on that third building. and as you can see, there are people on that rooftop watching the firefighters. we have joe vasquez on the ground. he is gathering more information. we will tell you that two people have been injured. they have suffered smoke inhalation. that's the most that we know at this point. but we are coming back with more in a few minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> as we watch this fire, it has now g

. >> i'm dana king. dozens of guns stolen in a home invasion. deputies wonder what happened to the weapons. mark sayre shows us they found the answer right under their feet. >> reporter: the gun seized from hidden comparts in a west san jose apartment cover not only an entire floor of a conference room but several tables as well. 60 guns in all both large and small including this semiautomatic machine gun. >> we do not want these guns to end up in the wrong hands. and they could be used in commissions of other felonious crimes. >> reporter: deputies say the man who lives here was tied up an tortured by a group of five men until he gave up the combination to his gun safe. early this month they arrested them and searched the apartment of this man on wednesday for a second time. when deputies noticed something suspicious. >> as they removed the carpet, as they removed the padding did they notice that there were these cutouts to indicate it had been altered. so when they removed the nails and took out the floor boards that's when they discovered the

. >> and i'm dana king. a suspect fired multiple times at a pittsburgh police car and now hours later, officers are swarming around a house where they believe the gunman is held up. it started as a chase and came to an end near railroad and atlantic avenues. the suspect ran into the neighborhood. elizabeth cook is near the house that police surrounded. elizabeth, what's going on if. >> nearly four hours of pursuit, police made an arrest. roll to that tape and i'll show you moments ago, a man came out with his hands up unharmed. police quickly put him in handcuffs, then a team of police went into the house to check for safety. the man who was arrested is now in an ambulance truck. they could not confirm if that was indeed the suspect, but meanwhile the people who live in this area are breathing a sigh of relief. patrol cars, windshield is riddled with bullet holes. it looks like the suspect was aiming right for the driver. the side rear window is blown out. the officer is okay, here he is taking off his bulle

dana bash is live on capitol hill with more on what's happening now. so benjamin netanyahu exited the chamber. what's going on now on capitol hill? >> reporter: now he is going to meet with members of the congressional leadership, the senate and the house and democrats and republicans. they're going to talk to us and then have a private lunch, just them. and then the prime minister is going to stick around here in congress. he is going to have another meeting with jewish members of congress. so as we talked about beforehand and as we saw for lack of a better term, this was a love fest. this congress now just as over the past many years has been incredibly pro israel, and you can see the more than two dozen standing ovations he got. i was talking to a couple members of congress about what really struck them the most. one told me that it was the idea that he talked about the holocaust, saying we never forget, and we really mean it, talking about the fact that israel really has to protect itself from its neighbors who want to annihilate it. but the other

dana bash is on capitol hill. the sad thing is that this is something that really needs to be talked about in this country. this is worthy of serious conversation. it is now this ugly political fight? >> reporter: it is. democrats are eager to have it. that's why they had the vote in the senate yesterday, carol. they feel they have had so much success hammering republicans in the house for their vote for this medicare plan. they had a lot of success on tuesday in the sfegs election in new york. they wanted the republicans in the senate to get on record so they could hold it against them as well. former president, bill clinton, while he said publicly, yesterday, carol, that he does not think that paul ryan's plan which effectively takes medicare and allows people -- actually, forces people to get private coverage instead. he doesn't think that's a good idea. he has said he doesn't think his party should punt on the issue. listen to what abc news captured behind the scenes between bill clinton and paul ryan. >> i to

. >> i'm dana king. just when you think the scandal couldn't get any worse we have learned that investigators are looking into new allegations against the dirty police commander. we have known about the drugs but tonight joe vazquez uncovers details about a woman the cop arrested for prostitution who then allegedly went to work for him. watch joe's story closely and he shows how the scandal comes full circle. >> reporter: as commander of c- net, the contra costa narcotics task force. two duties. rid the streets of drug and go after prostitutes and johns. now he admitted to selling the drugs confiscated by the officers in his command and he is facing new accusations he was running a brothel in this pleasant hill strip until. not just running the brothel but running off the competition. chris butler who rented this office space said norman wielsch used his powers as the task force commander to shut down other houses of prostitution to bolster business at his own brothel. two years ago norman wielsch arrest

. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken. we begin with news about arnold southward and maria shriver. apparently they have separated. >> according to the los angeles times shriver has already moved out of their brentwood mansion. last month was their 25th wedding anniversary. in a joint statement they said this has been a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us. after a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion and prayer, we came to this decision together. in this youtube video posted in march shriver wasn't wearing a wedding ring and alluded to uncertainty she felt about the next phase in her life. >> i like a lot of you i'm in transition, people come up to me, what are you gonna do, i hope you're getting time to relax and think and take a break. it's so stressful to not know what you're doing next when people ask you what are you doing and then they can't believe that you don't know what you're doing and then they are giving you advice, maybe i shouldn't do that, what are the three things tha

. >> hey, tyler, i'm dana. nice to meet you. >> you too. >> reporter: dana is an instructor with ford's driving skills for life program. the concept is to show kids how to anticipate and react to a dangerous situation. today's driving hazard is actually inside the car. >> it's in the news a lot. texting, talking on cell phones. a lot of those things. distractions is huge. >> there's just so much to do in the car that it's unbelievable, the distractions now. and that's the big concern we have. >> reporter: how bad can it be? i'm about to find out. >> you ready to go? >> we're ready to go. >> you're on your own, my friend. >> let's listen to my music. hey, i'm really thirsty. i think i've got a bottle of water over there. if you wouldn't mind getting it for me. thanks a lot, man. appreciate that. you're the best. what's that over there? you're from here. go ahead. unlock my window. my window won't unlock. can you unlock it for me? now, a little distracting? >> yes. >> annoying? >> really. >> so what happens to yo