district claiming bellusa has been retaliated against for telling the truth. especially when it comes to the second round of shots fired at raheim brown. in the sergeant s view, the second volley was unnecessary because mr. brown had been incapacitated by the first two shots. reporter: in this draft of his deposition obtained by the investigative unit, when asked why he didn t fire his own gun after the first two shots, he applied, just like i said in my statement with opd, i didn t see a threat. your story hasn t changed the. reporter: no, no. he said this is part of a cover-up. he said he has reported officers drinking while on duty and stealing from merchants in east oakland. he claims each time he s raised concerns about officer conduct, he has faced retaliation. do you consider yourself a whistle blower? yes. reporter: how have you been repaid for that? with hell. reporter: sergeant bellusa is currently on paid administrative leave. they said the distri
yesterday jeremy goulet blew up. armed and wearing body armor, police say he gunned down two santa cruz police officers. if there was ever a case i i wanted somebody who was going to give it their all and do the best job that they could, elizabeth butler was the one. a city in mourning for loren baker and elizabeth butler. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. good evening. i am julie haener. and i am frank somerville. investigators in santa cruz said the man accused of killing the two police officers was ready and willing to take innocent lives. we have team coverage. ktvu s robert handa is learning more about the two officers who were killed but we start with ktvu s alex savage and the new details about the suspect. alex? the gunman was angry and distraught. but those two santa cruz officer whose came to his house yesterday were unaware of his problems. they came tie the home down this alley way to questio
information. reporting live from san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. this affects a lot of people in the neighborhood. are they saying anything? have you talked to them this morning? reporter: yes, i did speak with one neighbor just a few moments ago who says his basement has been flooded and about 2 to 3 feet of water. he was awoken when he heard a lot of these car alarms and all this noise and saw that water pool up in this area. he is trying to pump it out. cate, do you know how quickly the water came and went away? i m not sure on how fast this happened. but it appears from what i have heard from neighbors and officials, it seems this happened quickly. with the water main break it s hard to tell. i m not sure how quickly it all pooled up in the area but as you can see we are at the foot of it and that s why it collected right around here at this intersection. certainly a big mess for crews to clean up. cate caugiran live in san francisco, thank you. 5:03. we
becomes the first pope in centuries to resign. and he s leaving behind a vatican really at a cross roads. the catholic church facing difficult challenges and also opportunities as it moves forward. now, as i say, usually when there s a transition and we ve covered it so many times, well, not so many times, but the last one i was here, and that was because a pope died. john paul ii died after living his last years infirmed and in visible pain. now we have a transition, we have a living pope. you re not watching a funeral before the next pope is elected. you re not watching the world s heads of state come here to pay their respects to the departed pope. you re seeing a much different kind of transition. john al whlen, what is pope benedict going to do the rest of the day? normally the wednesday audience, the pope gives religious instruction rooted in scripture. but today i would imagine that knowing the momentous nature of what s happening, it s probably going to be uncharact
i m zoraida sambolin. starting point with soledad o brien starts now. good morning, welcome, everybody. starting point this morning, the pope s final audience. leader of the catholic church addresses 50,000 followers in st. peter s square, a day before he officially resigns. this historic moment and what it means for the catholic church. christiane amanpour joins us live from rome. and thousands of people waking up to a snowy mess and canceled flights and bracing for more ice and snow. two days away from $85 billion in forced spending cuts and both sides just playing the blame game is there still time to stop pointing fingers and find a solution? from basketball bad boy to american diplomat. what on earth is dennis rodman yes, dennis rodman, what is he doing in north korea? and the pope s resignation not without controversy. what kind of financial legacy will the pope leave? this morning, talking to new york congressman steve israel. illinois congressman a
life. amazingly, he ll wake up and say thanks be to god and i think the voice will say to him well done good and faithful servant. we learn that he ll be called the emeritus pope. what will the church be doing to make sure he s not the second pope or there s a feeling that there are two popes. reporter: well, the church is bringing closer to this pontificate. this event here this morning is part of that closure, and the pope himself has indicated that he is going to retire. he wants to spend his life in prayer and medication. he s a humble generous man. he s giving up self-interest for a greater mission. so i m sure we re not going to have two popes on the same stage. what are the odds that you think he may have any influence over the new pope or perhaps offer advice to the new pope? reporter: i think that is possible. obviously the holy father has not died so we cannot speak of his legacy. certainly his teachings, his charisma will mark it. he himself said there are
days ago. on friday police arrested him for breaking into a co-worker s home and trying to make a sexual advance on her. shortly after yesterday s shooting, officers surrounded goulet a short distance away outside an apartment parking lot on doyle. you can see how many shots were fired based on the bullet holes and the damage done to that garage door there. and in that exclusive cell phone video, you could hear what it sounded like as deputies and officers unloaded on their suspect. he just came out into the open with a gun in each hand. he was just shooting them like out of a movie. reporter: that s what people told you? that s what the witnesses told me. then the cops opened fire on him. and there were lots of shots, like 50 shots. it went on for a long time. reporter: detective elizabeth butler served ten years with pd. she leaves behind his partner peter and two young boys. sergeant loran butch baker served 28 years on the force. he was married with two daughter
to say that the best way possible. i love it. what is your end point ? all eyes are on sequestration and also on the church, we re watching pope benedict s final hours. who would you pick? this is a crapshoot at this point. it s all over the place. african, latin america. they could go outside europe, we see african or latin american or the real long shot would be an american but i m not holding my breath on that one or they re just going to circle the wagons and stay european and who knows? this is partly why i love watching all that happens. so it s fascinating. congresswoman? good for marissa at yahoo!. more power to her. that s how she s ultimately judged, not the little things, did you make yahoo! work? if you did, then you re a hero. did the stock price go up. thanks, guys, appreciate it. cnn newsroom with carol costello begins right now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com happening now in the newsroom, whiteout. it s been stop and go
government. it s the latest development in a tense week that has seen rebel forces evacuating the city of homs. it s a major shift as they flee this area once known as their stronghold. we bring you news from ukraine in the on going tensions with russia. there is this apparent change of course from the kremlin at least when it comes to what vladimir putin is saying. the russian president says he is pulling back thousands of troops from the border with ukraine, doing military exercises there. he s also calling on pro-russian separatists to postpone a vote this sunday for independence. moscow is pushing for negotiations between the two countries. ukraine says it is open to discussions but not with the armed militias in the east which the government calls terrorists. while the u.s. would welcome a russian withdraw, american and nato officials haven t seen evidence that the troops are on the move yet. the european union has agreed on a round of punishments. the sanctions could co
ed. they had already feared these girls would be taken into this remote area bordering nigeria. now nightmare scenario with the release of the video saying he will sell these children in a human market because al la has commanded him to do so. let s look at how this story unfolded. his is the face of terror, the leader of the group bragging that he was behind the kidnappings. i abducted your girls, he taunts with a chilling smile. he adds, i will sell them in the market. 300 schoolgirls taken at gunpoint from their boarding school three weeks ago. another malicious attack orchestrated by this group that authorities say has terrorized nigeria killing innocent civilians. the disturbing comments and behavior underscoring their twisted ideology calling for the end of western education saying girls should get married instead of going o to school. families in anguish, too frightened to speak to the media or share pictures of their daughters fearing retribution. i m a young moth