0 tells the denver post she wants her son to turn herself. in she says more than a week ago he planned to surrender on a parole violation but then disappeared. he is with james lore, another member of the 2-11 prison gang. the sheriff sent out this warning. corrections. requesting all law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for the following parties. both of them are associated the 2-11 shown violent should be considered armed and dangerous. authorities are also looking in texas and nevada. john? jon: alicia acuna in denver. thank you. the former inmate though that was connected to the case, the clements case he also just started another investigation, right? that s right. today the governor ordered a review of all inmate prison sentences to make sure that they were appropriate. this after evan ebil was released four years early by a clerical error. iconic phrase two thumbs up. he and his partner gene siskel own battle of cancer. during the peek he hundreds of movies he
the police officers here, they have got their zip ties ready at their sides and we are told they are ready to make some arrests. we do have a 40 page whistle blower report that talks about how the campus has hundreds of positions which demonstrators say will put lives at stake. protesters say the management staff has been beefed up by 20% at an annual cost of 16 million dollars yet 300 positions have been cut that directly impact patient care. the report documents skyrocketing executive pay to under sanitized facilities and everyone from state senator leland 83 to board of supervisors here and nurses and patients say what is happening here is not right. what we are saying is they need not eliminate the jobs but actually need to increase staffing. they have been dinged with problems with wrong medication, increased bed sores and the jobs they eliminated would actually take care of these problems, instead they are making the problem worse. now you ucsf medical office
this support picket line started at 4:00 a.m. may last for a few days. the teamsters say they re honoring a strike being held a thousand miles away. robert morales is the secretary treasurer. we are supporting our brothers and in the local union because the corporations doesn t want to come to an agreement. you know? with fair conditions and they want to take the pension plan away. dozens of trucks are sitting idle in lots like this. allied waste are companies that operate in as many as seven cities including fremont and half moon bay. they service thousands of customers. evan boyd is the district manager. it creates a service disruption and deal yai. we re doing what we can to mitigate on the must service customers, hospitals, large accounts. those large accounts are places like restaurants. jersey joe s owned by don ask supposed to get garbage picked up friday. i never had to deal with it. it will be nasty. health department isn t going to like that. they f.the
minutes from now. korean auto makers hyundai and kia are recalling nearly two million vehicles is. 1.7 million through 2007 through 2011 model years have a problem with the brake light switch. another 200,000 are hyundai elans. they could have an air bag problem. berkeley police hope a surveillance photo can help in their search for an armed robbery suspect. police say this man is suspected of robbing another man at gunpoint last month. he demanded the victim s property, then pistol-whipped him. the suspect was last seen getting on to an ac transit bus. anyone who has seen him is asked to call the berkeley police department. ktvu caught up with senator feinstein. we are not going to sit and take an attack. and i think that ought to be well understood. she went on to say that it makes no sense for north korea to follow through with its threats. your tax money, spent to fly federal judges to kansas city, for a conversation event that included a basketball- themed pa
and homes in the middle of the night. a natural gas compression station blew up in logan county, oklahoma. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. the second college student lost in the california wilderness for five days found alive. rescuers heard 18-year-old kendall jack s cries for help and found her clinging to a cliff dazed and dehydrated but a member of the search team was hurt trying to save her. he sustained a fall and it was a head injury. as of now he is responsive but it is a serious injury. it took priority for a moment as we had paramedics on the ground with kendall and we were able to airlift the reserve deputy sherrif to the hospital simultaneously while we inserted a react team to help with kendall. gretchen: her friend nicholas was found wednesday night not far from where kendall was located. everyone is being treated at area hospitals.