surrounded by schools, day care centers, the hospital. and so therefore, they were very concerned about this inmate. he s a five-time child molester. he has those or that report in his criminal history. therefore, neighbors are concerned because they didn t know what was going on. the school didn t give me alerts, because i checked with him. so when you have helicopters like this everybody is like well, what is going on? reporter: of course this is a photo that we have received of janel carter. his appearance has changed. he s clean shaven and has a shaved head at the moment. he s 40 years old. 220 pounds. he has a tattoo on his neck that reads the name alice and was wearing a jail-issued green shirt and pants. so once again, we heard today from this sheriff s department that he s a convicted child molester. which has many parents, many people here who are trying to get their children out of this day care center which by the way is still on lockdown until all of the par
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. where is he? a massive man hunt in san jose for this inmate who fought off deputies and escaped. tonight, he slipped through their fingers again. good evening, i m allen martin. i m veronica de la cruz. ken and liz have the night off. we now know the inmate on the loose faked an injury so he would be taken to valley medical center in san jose. that is where he made his break. kpix5 s devin fehely says cops almost had him again tonight. devin? reporter: yeah. it has been a bit of a back and forth for this suspect. the sheriff s department set up a perimeter hoping to trap him inside but convinced he had gotten away. a short time later it appeared the san jose police picked him up after a report of a break in and the theft of clothes but he slipped away again. we searched door to door, backyards, we believe he got out of our perimeter. reporter: the search dogs on the ground and helicopter overhead, the san jo
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. where is he? a massive man hunt in san jose for this inmate who fought off deputies and escaped. tonight, he slipped through their fingers again. good evening, i m allen martin. i m veronica de la cruz. ken and liz have the night off. we now know the inmate on the loose faked an injury so he would be taken to valley medical center in san jose. that is where he made his break. kpix5 s devin fehely says cops almost had him again tonight. devin? reporter: yeah. it has been a bit of a back and forth for this suspect. the sheriff s department set up a perimeter hoping to trap him inside but convinced he had gotten away. a short time later it appeared the san jose police picked him up after a report of a break in and the theft of clothes but he slipped away again. we searched door to door, backyards, we believe he got out of our perimeter. reporter: the search dogs on the ground and helicopter overhead, the san j
see it is a clear morning looking at the city of san francisco. a little chilly in some spots, santa rosa only 36 degrees, livermore 32, concord 44 and san jose 46 degrees. it is going to be mild to warm for everybody this afternoon and sunshine as well. some changes coming up in our 7- day forecast. we ll have a look at that, coming up in a few minutes. a manhunt is underway in the bay area for an inmate who fought off deputies and escaped. the inmate apparently faked an injury to be taken to valley medical center in san jose. that is where he slipped past deputies. with search dogs and helicopters overhead police searched the perimeter near the hospital for janel carter. it is not clear if carter planned his escape or had help on the outside. we will go back and do investigation work, and see if it was a planned escape. reporter: the sheriff s department says carter was arrest in march of last year on five counts of molestation. for the second time in less than three
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. [ singing ] a pivotal moment in civil rights history is remembered 50 years later at the alabama bridge stained with the memory of bloody sunday. good evening, i m ann notarangelo. and i m brian hackney. people rejoined to recreate the march. marley hall with the stirring speech from president obama. reporter: president obama and his family retraced the historic walk across the edmund pettus bridge. this is where police used brutal force to stop a march for voting rights 50 years ago. the events of bloody sunday became a turning point for the nation. it was not a clash of armies, but a clash of wills. a contest to determine the true miening of america. reporter: former president george bush attended the event with about 100 members of congress. while paying tribute to selma s heros, the racial bias in ferguson, missouri shows more work is needed. we need to open our eyes, our ears, and our hearts to know t