because she was going to have a baby. he said go but you can t come back. and that was 9:00 in the morning. just on the phone, talking to anybody, they re go in there, lay down. they re laying down? yeah they re laying down on the floor. reporter: earlier, negotiators were on scene, trying to end this peacefully but it s gone on for hours now. we have seen some neighbors escorted out, coming and going outside of the area. again, at this point we re waiting for an update from newark police but the neighborhood still with a heavy police presence. okay christie we ll keep you on site and check back with you after an update. well tonight a canadian mother is demanding an apology after being kicked off a united flight because her son was crying before takeoff. tonight the airline is standing by the decision. nbc bay area s michelle roberts is with us with the details. we ve all been on an airplane sitting next to a crying baby, but usually you don t see the mother an
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. [ screaming ] two california police officers under fire tonight for this, wrestling a woman to the ground. she was eight months pregnant at the time. the officer s body cameras were rolling. this is really hard to watch. reporter: yeah, it is liz. it standarded when that woman was dropping her daughter off at school in san bernadino county. police are saying their actions were justified. we are going to show you the entire video and let you be the judge. i m not giving you my name. i have the right to ask you. let me make sure. how long will it be? let me be sure. i m not about to be harassed by the police. you know what ma am? i have ever right to ask you for your name. ma am, ma am. what is your name? ma am? i m going to give you two minutes. hello? miss? they are talking about they have to get my name and all that. i don t know. ma am? just give me your name please. give me your name. i
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. [ screaming ] two california police officers under fire tonight for this, wrestling a woman to the ground. she was eight months pregnant at the time. the officer s body cameras were rolling. this is really hard to watch. reporter: yeah, it is liz. it standarded when that woman was dropping her daughter off at school in san bernadino county. police are saying their actions were justified. we are going to show you the entire video and let you be the judge. i m not giving you my name. i have the right to ask you. let me make sure. how long will it be? let me be sure. i m not about to be harassed by the police. you know what ma am? i have ever right to ask you for your name. ma am, ma am. what is your name? ma am? i m going to give you two minutes. hello? miss? they are talking about they have to get my name and all that. i don t know. ma am? just give me your name please. give me your name. i
jose. stay tuned for that. a full look at your drive to work coming up. this morning, several beaches in los angeles county remain closed because of oil on the shore. the finger-pointing is escalating over the major oil spill off the santa barbara county coast. anne makovec has the very latest from the newsroom. reporter: california senators are calling the response to the oil spill insufficient. it looks like it took about an hour and a half for the pipeline company to even notify emergency officials that there had been a spill. that happened near goleta on may 19 spilling crude down a culvert into the ocean off the southern santa barbara county coast that left beaches black, creating a 10-square-mile slick on the pacific. senators boxer and feinstein are asking federal regulators to give more details on the response by the company, which is plains all american pipeline. and farther south,beaches along the los angeles county coastline are closed as the coast guard invest
reporter: those tar balls were found along almost 7 miles of beach from the el segundo jetty south to redondo beach. the coast guard says those beaches will remain closed until at least noon today. that s when the health department will decide if the shoreline is safe. michelle. so anne what s it going to take for the beaches to be determined safe? when new tar balls stop appearing they will re-open the beaches. as far as we know, they haven t found any new ones since yesterday so it looks like that noontime target might stand. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. all right. we are going to have a look at weather and traffic. brian? oh, that s me. [ laughter ] yes. yes. how are you, by the way, this morning? i m great. good. we re starting out with drizzle and fog and low clouds and stuff like that. as we look toward the bay bridge nothing dramatically from today or from yesterday. [ laughter ] wake me when it s over. the numbers right now were most