polic policÍa va a servir y proteger lo mismo que a cualquier otro residente de la ciudad. >>> el tema de inmigraciÓn desata mucha pasiÓn, y hemos recibido correos negativos, sobre la ordenanza pero vamos a trabajar en su aprobaciÓn. >>> y la policÍa no respondiÓ la solicitud de telemundo para una entrevista, y pero en declaraciones a a un diario local, dijo el capitÁn que tenÍan que proteger a la poblaciÓn independiente del origen y que mo tenÍan ninguna intenciÓn de ser agentemente de inmigraciÓn. >>> telemundo. >>> y este domingo en enfoco hablaremos del futuro de la reforma migratoria en la cÁmara de representes llanto la controversia en mÉxico por lino abro sobre los escuadrones de la muerte, y marÍa celeste los momentos mÁs emotivos de su entrevista exclusiva con la madre y la hermana de jenni rivera. >>> y mi compaÑera lori montenegro estarÁ ca cargo del programa especial, asÍ no se lo pierda el domingo en enfoque. >>> y con esto nos vamos, gracias por estar con nosotros y para la a audiencia en estados unidos los dejamos, "caso cerrado", que pasen buen fin de

. >>> las vegas police are investigating the death of an officer during a helicopter remembers cute. >> this officer dedicated his wife saving people and that act ultimate little cost him -- ultimately cost him his own life. he was lowered down to help a hiker monday night. he put a safety harness on the hiker. as the two were being lifted back up, police say the officer fell to his death. the hiker was safely rescued. >>> a woman out on a morning hike in south lake tahoe became a hero when she discovered a plane crash. beth frisbee is a flight attendant. >> at the point that i was helping the woman in the aircraft, it didn't matter that i was a flight nurse. i was working as someone who did basic life support. >> karen lepton survived the plane crash but her husband did not. the couple was returning home to palo alto after a family gathering. their small plane went down after taking off near the lake tahoe airport. >>> free wireless internet is coming to open spaces through san francisco. city leaders will announce they are teaming up with google to provide wi-fi to 31 areas includi

they are two females, las vegas police believe they're two of three possible suspects in a string of robberies in the southwest las vegas area. >> they turned the lights on? >> they did. two women and one man are suspected. they don't seem to notice the cameras either. las vegas police saying these robberies taking place at businesses with low or no exterior lighting. >> what are they taking? >> they must know something about what's in there. >> i think they work there. >> move to a liquor store. look at the front door. you see a guy creeping around. he sees what he wants, walks in the door, grabs a bottle of whiskey, out the door he goes. gone. >> that's quick. >> that's not the funny part about the video. watch the other angle of the clerk who noticed this happened and does his best to try to foil this thief and tries to leap over-the-counter and oh. >> sounds like one of the guys in the background watching the video on the security camera is the guy that fell off the counter. he is having a chuckle about it. >> so sorry. that had to hurt so bad. >> looks like he hit his head. i th

. >>> a police car on the pen nen sill la is brewing a popular debate in our country right now, privacy versus security. while lawmakers are figuring out whether the government can tap your phones, palo alto police have a new piece of equipment raising similar privacy concerns. nbc bay area's bob redell is live in palo alto with a look at the patrol car that can automatically read your license plate. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla not only read your license plate but store the information on where and when your car was spotted. hence, the privacy concerns. on tuesday the palo alto police department joined the list of at least 30 other bay area law enforcement agencies who now use this automatic license plate reader, which in palo alto's case is four cameras mounted on top of just one patrol car. as that car drives around town, those cameras scan and read every license plate within roughly 30 feet and alerts the officer if hearn has come across a stolen vehicle or a car, lemon say, registered to someone with an outstanding warrant. police say this is much more effici

. >> from nevada the investigation continues to find what led a las vegas police officer to fall to his death great a helicopter. the 36-year-old was on a search and recuse mission to save a hiker and he was lowered by helicopter to the hike are but as the two were hoisted up something went wrong and the cop fell from the hoist and died on impact. >> the las vegas police department says the ntsb is joining the investigation. the hiker survived. >> new details this morning in the ongoing legal saga of lance armstrong after now saying the former team sponsor hud have known all along that he was doping. armstrong is making the new accusations in a court document filed yesterday which is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit accusing armstrong of defrauding the postal service which was his sponsor. armstrong says the postal service should have known all along he was doping because of the years of allegations he faced in the media which he denied until early this year when he confessed in a tv tell all with oprah. >> new this morning a just released government watch dog report shows taxpayers

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police continue to investigate the disappearance of a 20-month-old girl. volunteers searched the canyon hills looking for any sign of daphne webb. daphne's father reported her missing on wednesday saying he had been taken from his suv. police briefly jailed him after the reported disappearance for child abandonment but prosecutors will not charge him. >>> bills are set to go out today from the california department of forestry and fire protection. they are going to nearly 30,000 rural san joaquin residents. the annual fee of $130 is expected to bring in $85 million to help support fire prevention selveses provided by calfire. >>> a three-alarm fire damaged an apartment complex in san mateo. it started at about 1:00 a.m. in the building on bridge parkway. investigators know the cause and say it would have been a simple thing to prevent. >> reporter: from the outside, you would never know this was the scene of a fire. around 1:00 a.m., firefighters had a nine a -- had a 9 call of a fire -- had a 911 call of a fire. >> at first i thoug

police arrested him in las vegas back in january. they say' approached a woman on a hospital gurney, told her she was gorgeous ask touched her face and breast. an employee told him to leave the woman alone but the employee said he refused. stick had to wrestle him to the ground. prosecutors charged them month. he's married with one son. there is another reason why kpektant parents should kick the smoking habit. prenatal smoking could lead to hearing loss in children. doctors survived and found those who suffered from mild hearing loss had at least one parent who smoked while in the womb. and there are doults about the role of soy with men being diagnosed with prostate cancer. found men that took soy supplements had the same risk as those did not take soy. >> some rare fattage shows former president franklin d roos sflelt a wheelchair. take a look. you can see his head as he's being pushed in a wheelchair in 1944. fdr and aideses went out of the way to hide the fact he was in a wheelchair and journalists at the time agreed not to take

. >>> a man was r5e6d las arrested week at his home when he had a loaded shotgun in downtown dc. police found mushrooms while carrying out a search warrant in his house. >> and the not guilty very dick iverdict inthe george zimmerman. >> this group of protestor prots burning an american flag in california. we have the latest. >> from coast-to-coast, not guilty. >> the impact of that verdict red in a sanford, florida court room continues to be felt across the country. >> i can't imagine being that family right now. >> i thought we would get some kind of justice. >> emotions ran whi high. the authorities in oakland e california say dpe democrat ofts damaged business the. a miss car miscarriage of justi. hundreds taking to the streets calling for justice for trayvon. he was row file profiled and sh. the jury's decision lost the debate about the legal justice system. >> not one african-american and not one male a jury of his peers. the bishop hope homes hopes thel lead to a better system. the others believed the system worked as it should. >> he is not guilty. he is not guilty. >> th

at janine de la vega reports -- as janine de la vega reports, an alarm alerted police and they recovered all of the stolen guns. >> reporter: a bold mov early this morning. police say they punched out windows and stole firearms at reed's. >> they broke a lot of showcases and shattered a lot of windows. there will be a lot of cleanup. >> reporter: the police arrived in three minutes. they spotted the suspicious car leaving and followed it. >> as the officers followed them, items were thrown from the vehicle and that was two rifles and five handguns. >> reporter: officers caught up with the car a quarter mile away. police see someone of the occupants tried to run away while the female stayed. officers arrested all three. 27-year-old and 26-year-old, two men, of san jose. the woman is 39-year-old tina guzman of san jose. all were booked on weapons and burglary charges. >> it's just frustrating. i'm upset. it's a big mess to clean up. the biggest thing for me is everyone was apprehended. >> reed credits police and his elaborate alarm system for helping capture the thieves. reed says it's ala

reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a lawsuit has been filed against the outside lands music festival by a woman who says she was raped and robbed during last year's event. that lawsuit claims security did not help the woman as she was assaulted in a wooded area of golden gate park. three women reported being sexually assaulted during last year's festival. organizers have not commented on the lawsuit but they say safety is their top concern. >>> two men could get life in prison after being convicted in the gang rape trial. 20-year-old marcelles peter and jose month tan owe were convicted of all three charges against them. they were on trial for participating in the brutal gang rape of a 16-year-old girl outside richmond high school home coming dance in 2009. they will be sentenced on august 15th. two other men have been convicted in the case. two others are still awaiting trial. >>> tomorrow marks one year after the deadly movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado. a gunman shot and killed 12 people and injured dozens more during a midnight screening of the dark

pet except in this case when a texas man found a wall la by outside his front door. he called police. they didn't know what to do so they contacted animal control. it it belonged to a family down the street and said the animal wept missing after their fence was ripped open. the family did not break any laws. >> as far as we know, we don't have anything in our city ordinance that says you can't have one. >> i guess that means you can have one. wally is back home with the family safe and sound. >>> let's check in with scott reese. that story had a happy ending. >> i don't know how to follow that. we have a big area ball game near and far. the a's try to cap off a convincing week of impressive interleague play. the giants just looking for a win. a division rival stood in the way. highlights coming up next in sports. >>> hi, everybody. looking for signs that the giants might be ready to turn things around. matt kain has turned in five straight results. made it four in a row today. san francisco trying to snap a six-game skid. this ought to help. buster posy muscling up.

after a police shooting on her property. ktvu's janine de la vega just spoke with the woman who owns the property and janine, the mayor of santa cruz paid her a personal visit as well? >> reporter: yes, that's right. i spoke with the woman on the phone. she said she was touched the mayor did that and she said the mayor was going to reconsider whether the city should pay for the damage done on her property. the gun battle between the police and suspect took place near the garage on doyle street. it's been fixed. but i've counted on this pillar, one, two, three, four -- six different places where a bullet pierced this pailar. she said it's too expensive to fix. she said her five-unit apartment complex was severely damaged by the rounds that the sheriff shot at jeremy goulet. the property owner said she was left with bullet holes on the property. her family had to clean up the blood and human remains left behind by the shooting. she was surprised by this. most people we spoke with this morning sympathize with her. >> i've never

. >>> a woman said a intruder broke into her apartment and sexually assaulted her, janine de la vega joins us live from santa clara to explain what they are doing now. >> reporter: good afternoon, police have been canvassing the neighborhood and going door to door talking to neighbors asking them if they heard anything or saw anyone suspicious hanging around near this apartment complex. they are still trying to confirm a crime happened here. police have been focusing their attention on a first floor apartment. police say they received a 911 call at 4:00 a.m. from a woman saying her roommate had been sexually assaulted, officers were told by the woman she woke up to a strange man hovering over her head and she said he held a box cutter to her throat and raped, she was taken to the hospital to be evaluated, a spokesman said they are working to confirm those allegations are true and taking this seriously. >> we tread lightly on all these sexual assaults cases. we are going to talk to anybody involved and a lot of the evidentiary things going on, we will take all those details and put th

. >>> new this morning, san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a homeless shelter. janine de la vega is live. we're learning someone has been detained, janine. >> reporter: that's correct, tori. no arrests have been made. but police have a man in custody that they say lives here at the julian street inn right at the corner of -- [no audio] >> it looks like we lost janine. >> yes, that's a stabbing at a homeless shelter in san jose. >>> let's go to sal castanedo for an update on traffic. what's going on in the east bay? >> it's a little bit slow. good morning to you. 80 westbound you will see a little bit of slow traffic, especially 80 coming through richmond. the east shore freeway, it's heavy. it's not all that bad. we had the crash where the big rig burst into flames earlier. they got that out of the way early this morning and that -- the commute traffic was never affected by it. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed you for a 30-minute delay. it's backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. once you make it on the bridge, it looks good into san francisco. i wa

he inappropriately touched a woman at a las vegas hospital. he was apparently drunk and fondled a woman she was on a gurney. attorneys say gaudin was being treated for confusion. he appeared in 29 games this season. >>> a giant of the tech world is dropping anchor. samsung is opening u.s. operations in san jose in a big way. in in the animation video it shows the ten story building. the tech giant already has a small presence in the silicon valley. it only employed a couple hundred people. thousands of people are expected to work at this new campus. samsung executives say opening head quarters in san jose was a no brainer. >> if you look at why we chose silicon valley look at the innovation that comes out of the city. samsung has been here for 30 years. it is showing commitment to innovation and job growth in the bay area. >> the building is expected to be completed by 2015. it will cost samsung roughly $3 million. >>> a bittersweet day for apple. on the five-year anniversary of the opening of the app store apple lost a court case involving eb

you know, keith brown when he was la chief of police, talked about how the principle of century, the idea that local jurisdictions are not in the business of enforcing immigration law is really a public safety issue. it is in the interest of the entire community for immigrants to actually feel comfortable coming to law enforcement and reporting crime, reporting crime if they were the victims of it or reporting crime is a witnesses to it. whenever an undocumented person becomes afraid to go to law enforcement and report a crime that they witnessed or report a crime that they were the victim of, that by failing to report that they're making all of us less safe. there are examples and pretty heinous crimes, homicides in los angeles and jurisdictions throughout the country that were solved because undocumented people came forward, reported what they saw, and eventually the perpetrator was actually killing people was caught. if that undocumented person was not comfortable enough in coming forward that perpetrator would have never been found. that is why this is such an important issue. it

janine. >> reporter: dave, police still have a thin description on the suspect but he is still at large. you can see a police star in front of me. and there were officers around the corner. they have crime tape roping off this apartment complex. this sexual assault happened at about 4:00 this morning. a woman in her 20s told police that she was sleeping and suddenly show -- he held a box cutter up to her neck an an when they did get there they interhappen again there is a limited description so police haven't released it to us. they aring vest very to yo a description see the back windows of the apartment complex? they say they found a broken screen on one of the windows. that is how he entered. and then police say he committed the sexual assault and then he exited outside the front door. i just briefly spoke with a neighbor of the apartment complex. her boyfriend who says that they are very shaken over there. we will continue to monitor this situation and talk to police as the morning goes on and bring it to you. reporting live from santa clara janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>

police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from the scene on university avenue to talk about the investigation and how it's affecting traffic. janine? >> reporter: sal, there's quite a bit of police activity here on university avenue. you can see a bunch of police officers and detectives. the westbound lanes here are closed on university avenue from 6th street to the west frontage road. so detectives can conduct their investigation. that's because a poddy of a man is lying up there on the overpass. berkeley police say just after 5:00 this morning, a patrol officer spotted a man down on the university avenue overcrossing. firefighters and paramedics were called to the scene but were unable to save the man. the department fatal accident investigation team was called in this morning because police believe this man was hit by a vehicle. >> we do have indications that it is a hit-and-run accident. so we're investigating that. and we had our fatal investigation team respond as well as homicide

near la me >>> police have made an arrest at a double murder at an oakland restaurant last night at the wing stop restaurant on lake park avenue near lake merritt. two workers were shot and killed around midnight. the 22- and 26-year-old employees were both from richmond. witnesses helped police arrest one of the suspects this morning. >> we were able to recover video evidence from the restaurant and both were helpful in making an arrest this morning. >> police are still looking for a second suspect. they say robbery was not a motive. police believe this was a targeted incident. >>> a brazen crime in oakland sparking more concern than usual. pg&e employees working late night hours were terrorized while down in a trench. it happened last tuesday on east 8th street near the nimitz freeway in oakland and neighbors are saying this is getting out of control. >> reporter: here's what you get if you ask people on the streets of oakland if it feels like crime is out of control. >> oakland is out of control. it's not -- it doesn't feel like it. oakland is out of control. and we need help. >> rep

more than a hundred police officers swarmed the stadium to try to regain order. >>> marion bartoli will battle sabine lisicki at the all england club on saturday. you can watch that on saturday. >>> congratulations out to eli manning, the two-time super bowl champ and his wife recently welcomed their second daughter who will be add ed to a family photo just like this one if the giants win another super bowl this year. i'm sure it's a picture they'd like to take. >> too cute. thanks so much, alex. >> sure. >>> coming up, "the lone ranger" appears to be getting left in the dust by minions of "despicable me 2." >>> brits and others are betting on the name and sex of will and kate's baby. you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this all-new cadillac ats for around $299 per month or purchase for 0% apr for 60 months. come in now for the best offers of the model year. mornings are a special time for the two of you...) and you can make them even more special... with fancy feast mor

ktvu's janine de la vega just left the police news conference a couple minutes ago. what did they say. >> they didn't have much to say. they're still staying tight lipped. initially we were told that weapons were allegedly used in this crime and there was forced entry at the apartment complex that's on homestead road, but the police spokesperson told us they are reinterviewing the woman to confirm details. they are still here looking for evidence of the crime. officers were called to the apartment complex on homestead near kiley boulevard at 4:00 a.m. after a woman called 911 to report her roommate had been sexually assaulted. police arrived and said the woman who was in her 20s told police that she woke up and found a strange man hovering over her. officers say that she told them that he put a box cutter to her throat and then after that he assaulted her. detectives said that she only got a vague description of the suspect, so police are not releasing that information. the woman was taken to the local hospital. a police spokesperson says that while that information

police say it was a drug deal gone bad. >> brown was found guilty of shooting and killing a local rap sensation better known as the shizz. he started a dance craze that began in louisville and caught on nationally. just a few hours earlier brown was in court to hear his sentence from the judge. >> we the jury, the punishment of the defendant, kenneth brown, offense of murder, confinement in the penitentiary for 24 years. >> just got sentenced today to 24 years, 85% prison, for first-degree murder. two counts of one endangerment. trafficking over five pounds with a firearm and tampering of physical evidence. >> seem pretty cool, calm and colle collected for getting 24 years in prison. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. i know i've been on the news. i was on the news earlier today. i don't know if i'm going to be on there again at 6:00 or not. that's what i'm looking to see. see if they got my good side. >> brown's calm demeanor might result from his regimen and havg already spent the past 17 months in jail awaiting the start and end of his trial and it has not been easy. fans of brown

on a recorder splitter. and instantly. live . in the live in la. police. more news today violence is once again fled upline these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations or the day play. play . play. live. play . please. deadly divisions in egypt at least forty two people are killed in cairo at a muslim brotherhood rally with the army denying its fired shots and blaming terrorist amid fears that the country could slide into violence and chaos. in baghdad with the germans and i say whistleblower edward snowden claims american intelligence has been working hand in glove with berlin and its secret surveillance program. and mali gears up for its post-war presidential election and fears the fragile security situation could collapse back into chaos we report from inside the west african nation struggling to return to normality.

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. >> prosecutors bernie de la rionda asked about zimmerman's use of profanity in his call to police reporting a suspicious person in his neighborhood. >> in your opinion, calling somebody in reference with them, pardon my language, [ bleep ] punks. >> that is ill will and spite. >> it is? >> yes. >> ill will, evil intent are all factors the state must prove in its case. the prosecutors are working to support the theory that zimmerman profiled martin. >> you said following him is not legally improper, correct? >> it's not illegal. >> reporter: the judge may decide if zimmerman's college records as a criminal justice major can be admitted. ron mott, nbc news, sanford, florida. >>> there's growing outrage in southern california after a fatal police shooting involving a dog. officers say they were in fear for their lives while animal rights activists call it an unsubstantiated use of force. video of that has gone viral. we have to warn you it can be disturbing. it all happens in hauthorne in los angeles. police were arresting the dog's owner for refuse to go turn down his car stereo. that's when

attorney bernie de la rionda asked sondra osterman, a friend of zimmerman's, whether zimmerman seemed angry that night. >> when someone tells the police that these -- pardon my language -- [ bleep ] get away, he's not upset that in the past people have gotten away and this time they're -- this time mr. trayvon martin is going to get away? you don't take it as that? >> i don't take it as he's angry, no. >> let's go back to the court now where george zimmerman's a friend don donnelly is testifying on the stand. >> you heard another par dealing with where he uses other derogatory words? you had not heard that before? >> i may have heard snippets of it, sir. but i'm hearing everything pretty much fully today. >> okay. so you were trying to become familiar with his voice, i guess you were already familiar with his voice but you were trying to compare it to just the 911 recording on saturday? >> yes, sir. >> you didn't go back and listen to any other recordings? >> no. >> okay. that's what i was trying to get. you didn't compare it to any other voices he had made, prior calls or anything li

he allegedly groped a woman in a las vegas hospital. police say he was drunk and allegedly told the woman she was gorgeous. he's been charged with a misdemeanor count of lewdness. he was suffering from confusion and dehydration at the time of the incident due to acute renal failure. his attorney says quote, although he has been accused of touching another hospital patient, there are different and exonerating versions that have been reported. the giants say he is scheduled to be in san diego on friday to play the padres. >>> the mayor is being asked to resign. this is video of bob filnur during a conference in sacramento last month. a former council woman says she has credit evidence that he sexual harassed multiple women. he has yet to respond to the allegations. >> 8:18. prince william and his wife kate middleton will be welcoming ababy any day now. deliver in the same wing where princess diana gave birth to prince william and his brother harry. the 31-year-old mother to be has been laying low at her parents' house. some topics include

to engage in lewd and la sievous acts while shy was attending a ymca child care program. >> reporter: police say the man took the girl to another location on campus alone. he has been charged with unlawful sexual contact with a child under age 10. he was a teacher's aide who had worked for the y the past four years. karen's three kids all attended the program this summer. she has a lot of questions. >> just wanting to know what the background checks are, and the application process for any one working with the children. >> reporter: the coo of the ymca says he did complete a background check. >> when he was hired he was screened through the department of justice and the fbi. >> reporter: the ymca gave this letter to parents of 45 kids currently enwroled in the summer program. >> as soon as the police told us they had arrested him, we immediately contacted the parents. we've been at the site in all operations it's been in operation informing parents of the situation, answering questions, and we'll continue to be there throughout the week. >> reporter: this letter will also be sent to

. >>> police in newark say a mother and child riding their bicycles were seriously hurt in an accident involving an suv. janine de la vega spoke with some neighbors who witnessed this afternoon, janine? >> reporter: pam, the speed limit is 35 miles per hour but it is unknown just how fast she was traveling when she hit a mother and child. neighbors tell us the boy was unconscious and laying under need and the child am bike was trapped under the suv. a man claiming to be the boy's father was on the scene and said his son was just five years old, both victims said it appeared the boy's leg was broken and they are shaken up over the accident. >> it still makes me worried for my own grandchildren. i don't like my grandchildren playing out here in the front. and i am worried for all the other kids, and many of them say it would be nice if we had a stop sign or a light here. >> reporter: they are trying to figure out what caused her to strike the mom and her child and they are saying it does not appear that alcohol or drugs played a sole but police are trying to sort everything out in their

the taliban claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> a las vegas police officer tragically killed while rescuing a stranded hike per. 36-year-old david van buskirk falling to his death from the helicopter hoist line. not clear exactly how he became detached from that line. >>> this morning calls for san diego mayor bob filner to step down getting louder. a second woman who once worked for him publicly accusing him of making unwanted sexual advances, these latest allegations come a day after his spoker spokeswoman filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him. the mayor says he's saddened but believes he will be vindicated. >>> amanda bynes hospitalized after starting a fire in front of her own home and set her own pants on fire in the process. witness called 911 after seeing her with a gas can fearing it could explode. she could be held for 14 more days if she's deemed to be a danger to herself or others. >>> what exactly is it besides the obvious that makes birthday cake taste so good? it could be the candles. university of minnesota study finds rituals, unwrapping a bar of choco

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning oakland police are asking for the public's help to identify four women who may have information about a man's death. oakland police released these pictures taken by darren stone of fremont the night he was killed a halloween party in 2011. if you have any information please call oakland police are crime stoppers. >>> time is 5:04. there is a new restriction on pilots of foreign airlines landing at san francisco international airports. those jets can no longer land at the same time another jet is landing on the parallel runway. the faa says so far the new rules have not caused many delays at sfo. >>> thousands of tsa agents. we'll tell you what a new government awe fit found. >>> labor cindy. and his -- with 100% of the precincts reporting now chavez has 55% of the vote. her opponent theresa alvarado has 45% of the vote. santa clara county registrar voters need to certify the results. the winner will replaced disgraced supervisor george shirakawa. he resigned in march after pleading guilty to misusing taxpayer money to support his g

police. reporting a suspicious person in his neighborhood. >> in your opinion, calling somebody -- reference them as [ bleep ] punks -- >> that is ill will and spite. >> it is? >> yes. >> reporter: ill will, spite, hatred or evil intent are all factors the state must prove in a second degree murder case. the prosecutor will also work to support the state's theory that zimmerm zimmerman profiled martin. >> you said following him is not legally improper, correct? >> it's not illegal. >> reporter: tomorrow the judge may decide if zimmerman's college records as a criminal justice major can be admitted. ron mott, nbc news, sanford, florida. >>> still ahead for us tonight. a warning about an epidemic that's killing more middle aged women than ever before. tonight the problem with prescription painkillers. >>> big news today about a spike in the number of middle aged women who are becoming addicted to prescription pain medicines. and a warning from the cdc about the thousands who are dying from it,

we do know alcohol and drugs to be a fact for janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we are continuing to follow developing news out of eek land where police are searching the home of the father of a missing girl. an amber alert has been issued for daphne web. she was last seen wearing orange pagan and pink hearts. she has been missing for one day and her father said he left her in an suv with a disabled relative when he went into a market but there is a possibility the child was not with her yesterday. >> witnesses report seeing a woman walking away with a child that reaccident bent and oakland police roll asking anyone who saw john web or daphne in the days or weeks before her disappearance to please contact them. >> in snow what county, a car hit -- sonoma county, a car hit a pedestrian. it happened south of santa rosa and then hit the pedestrian, the career driver helped. >>> they plan to release the identity today or tomorrow. the fire started in an upstairs unit an injured more than 20 people the cause of fire is still under investigation. >> meanwhile 570 customers we

their that ended up there a lot and people from la call me and say i think this bicycle is stolen down here i bought it from this defy and somehow they got in touch with the san francisco police department. they take time and investigation and a thank you. the other question may not - i don't know who's going to answer this one. has there been any attempt to ask retailers i guess at the point of sale whether they would be willing to have the person who purchases the bike register right there and then and a i've personally make up index cards and placed no, the mission district and worked with shop owners and employees so at the point of sale part of the marketing material is this strategy where the card that says don't forget to recommend our bike i was using the national bicycle regulatory or but don't forget to reasonable our bicycle. so at the point of sale you spent 2 thousand y to register your bike >> i think that the idea is either to register it on the spot or go directly to the websites and actually fill out the form but definitely i think we're going to be working with bicycl

their that ended up there a lot and people from la call me and say i think this bicycle is stolen down here i bought it from this defy and somehow they got in touch with the san francisco police department. they take time and investigation and a thank you. the other question may not - i don't know who's going to answer this one. has there been any attempt to ask retailers i guess at the point of sale whether they would be willing to have the person who purchases the bike register right there and then and a i've personally make up index cards and placed no, the mission district and worked with shop owners and employees so at the point of sale part of the marketing material is this strategy where the card that says don't forget to recommend our bike i was using the national bicycle regulatory or but don't forget to reasonable our bicycle. so at the point of sale you spent 2 thousand you want to register your bike >> i think that the idea is either to register it on the spot or go directly to the websites and actually fill out the form but definitely i think we're going to be working with

after a police shootout on their property. >> reporter: it is still pain for here for people in santa cruz and this is where the shooting took place near these garages on doyle. you can see where it appears that bullets have been area and the property owner thinks the city and county should pay. that property owner has filed a claim that her five unit apartment complex was heavily damaged when sheriff's deputies fired 50 rounds on february 26th, they say he gunned down officer elizabeth butler and sergeant loran butch baker earlier that day and they applaud the actions of catching the suspect but bullets damaged her garage doors, fences doors annuals. she was also left to clean up some human remains of the suspect after he was shot and killed by police. she wants to see the reimburser but the setnal voted to deny it but they did not create the emergency circumstances instead they were crease ating this. >> it was just from. >> it was totally an unpredictable event and the prop tip owner had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: in the meantime they have also filed a claim with the count

my lal la yousafzai campaignedr publicly for girls' rights to education. >>> a san jose police officer working in the sexual assault unit charged with a sex crime himself involving a minor. in to colleagues at the department he's worked for for almost ten years. marla tellez live at police headquarters with new details and where the case is going right now. marla, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this officer's name is

police have found a body near the san lorenzo river. ktvu's janine de la vega is there. you were there when the activity began. what are they saying about the investigation, janine? >> reporter: well, they are being quiet and giving some limited information. i'm at so cal and river street. police have blocked off this road right here so people cannot make a right-hand turn so they can conduct their investigation. they've roped off an area that's down towards the san lorenzo river. the coroner has been called. let's go to video where you can see some more action. police were called here at about 6:45. again officers are being tight- lipped. but a detective did confirm that a body was discovered in the brush. it's unknown if the person died of natural causes or if this is a homicide. this whole area is frequented by homeless people. there are encampments down there. we did hear a lot of buzz from homeless people. there were several people distraught, claiming they knew the man who died. there was arguing heard. police are still trying to sort this out. at this point, offic

gun featured in the las vegas shot show this year a d.n.a. gun that leaves an invisible trace on the skin what we have here is a d.n.a. pellet marking system which fires these little pools here and in each of these pools there's a unique d.n.a. code with the right now he's designed to allow the police and law enforcement and the printers you know right situation. the planet to deploy through this gun and this and that he leaves the name because it was going to be simpler do you realize they can be friends and allies around the perpetrator to be part of the crime scene from invisible ink pens to d.n.a. guns these gadgets walk a fine line between cops just doing their jobs and civil rights violations in washington margaret how will are to outsourcing that word is becoming very well known to discuss our nation's joblessness problem excuse me but outsourcing is also taking place in our nation's armed forces namely the outsourcing of duties that used to be performed by members of the military to private defense contractors like ones formally known

. >>> chad gaudin has been charged with lewdness after police say he touched a woman's breast while she was on a gurney at a las vegas hospital back in january. gaudin's attorney says the athlete was at the hospital because he was experiencing symptoms related to a condition called rabdo, a condition where your muscle tissue gets damaged apt particles are released into the body. that cause symptoms ranging from muscle aches to confusion and disorientation. this is a condition doctors say is only made worse by alcohol. >> can have more alteration in your metal status, you canning more confused, have muscle damage, problems with your liver, problems with your kidneys. >> las vegas police say when they arrested gaudin, he was con found spell smelled of alcohol. he is cooperating with authorities and denied doing anything wrong. >>> experts say the plans to delay the opening of the bay bridge may put the public safety at risk. engineers on the seismic safety pier review committee said the old bridge is not safe in the event of an, so the new, eastern spanhould be opened as soon as possible.

gun featured in the las vegas shot show this year a d.n.a. gun that leaves an invisible trace on the skin what we have here is a d.n.a. to let mark in a system which fires these little wounds here and in each of these pools there's a unique d.n.a. code with the right now is designed to allow the police and law enforcement to offenders in a riot or character and proceed to ation and when the planet to deploy through this gun and they hit the skin and that he leaves an invisible man was going to be deployed to you realize they can be friends with me and allies and i'm the perpetrator to be put at the crime scene from invisible ink pens to d.n.a. guns these gadgets walk a fine line between cops just doing their jobs and civil rights violations in washington margaret howell r.t. now some good news for big old drinkers in new york city on tuesday a new york appellate court rejected mayor michael bloomberg proposed ban on sugary drinks sold in containers sixteen ounces or larger mayor bloomberg who is pushing for the ban to combat the city's obesit

it was up a rocky ridge. the fbi is helping local police find out who did it. >> some people are considering it an act of vandalism. we are leaving everything open from vandalism to domestic terrorism. >> a private company owns the tower but local governments and public safety agencies used it. backup towers are handling public safety communications but some people in the tri- valley may have trouble getting online. >>> chp hanging out the help wanted sign again. california highway patrol will be accepting online applications september 12 through 14 for cadets. applicants will be required to take a test in january. the agency will announce those exact testing dates after the application period is closed. >>> time now 5:09. from locked up and left alone now a california college student wins a huge money settlement. >> quit is the way we roll in new york city. >> "sexting" scandal slip. how anthony weiner is trying to save his bid for new york mayor. also ahead -- >> dangerous distraction. the street sign that

lecture and told him very cautiously how he needed to talk to police as a young black man. at the time he thought that he would perhaps by the la -- the last generation that would have to deal with this type of lecture from a parent but this situation sadly is still true today, and so he brought up trayvon martin, saying he is very concerned about the case, and when he said that, once again, another ovation, some resounds applause. in fact, when he walked into the room there was a massive standing ovation, so obviously the attorney general a very popular speaker at this time here at this convention. eric? >> thank you, jonathan. just to wrap it up. attorney general. stand your ground laws, look at laws that try to fix something that wasn't broken, look atlases that undermine the public safety. we have to take a quick break. we'll have that debate when we come back. >> after all, we come together today in -- ne, my doctor and i went with axiron, ne, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in