their funding but at one school parents, students and a special teacher proved where there is a will there is a way. >> every student in this academy is going to college. >> and good evening. i'm ken batista. . >> i'm dana king investigators looking into accusations that not only was a cop selling drugs but he was running a brothel. joe vasquez broke this story. >> they were barely dressed, you know, always -- totally made up. >> reporter: in a pleasant hill office park a bomb shell claim. that this empty space during parts of 2009 and 2010 was a brothel. neighbors say they called police after seeing a lot of men visiting barely dressed women inside. you said what to police? >> i thought it was prostitution. what else was it? i said that. >> reporter: we have learned that chris butler confessed to state investigators he was running the brothel along with normwwielsch. they already face a number of charges. they were also shutting down houses of prostitution. >> chris butler can't be trusted. >> reporter: i asked the attorney about the allegations that his client already an admitted drug dealer was a pimp. >> butler has apparently spoken to the law and told them that my client was involved with running a brothe l, that's not true. butler bought the furniture for this would be brothel, he was the one that signed the lease, he was the one that paid the rent, he collected the money from the prostitutes, but he is blaming other people and trying to drag my client into this mess in order to get some sort of support or less time from the law. to say i'm giving you information dirty up other people. he is a rat. >> reporter: no charges have been filed yet but investigators are looking into it as the scandal continues to widen. joe vasquez. >> joe tried to contact butler's attorney as well as the da, neither returned his calls. >> another video showing what looks like san francisco police abusing their authority. here it is. undercover officers going after a bystander would sticks his head in a drug suspect's room while the officers were searching it. you can see they put him in a choke hold. the suspect said he never gave permission for police to go into his room in the jefferson residential hotel. that goes against the police reports. after the da released this video police announced an investigation. >> the internal affairs investigation has started an investigation and have been told to give the case the highest priority to determine if there is any merit or not to the allegations. >> also, the officers take a duffl bag from the man's room, the bag was never booked into evidence. the suspect said he never got the bag back which contained an i-pad, a bottle of tequila and clothing. the officers are still on the job as police investigate. >> you remember the story, one of the governor's final acts in office, giving a break to the son of a political friend, a son who played a role in the death of a college student. elizabeth cook shows us the victim's family now trying to right what they say is a wrong >> don't ask me the same question. you are boring the hell out of me. >> reporter: it was this attitude that added insult to injury. >> he feels great about giving the killer a break because he knows his daddy. >> reporter: today cabby joined the da in filing an unprecedented lawsuit, to overturn the previous governor's decision on his last day to reduce the prison sentence of the son of former state speaker fabian nunez. >> our son bled to death and arnold feels good about it. >> reporter: her son and a group of friend friends were attacked. lewis died and his friends barely lived. nunez was sentenced to 16 years. the da said the governor violated a victim's rights law by not telling the families of the decision to cut the sentence by more than half. >> political swindlers, hijacked our justice, he showed more compassion for a killer than for any of the four victims that night. >> reporter: both the san diego da and kathy have promised to take the lawsuit all the way to the supreme court if necessary. >> we will follow the case. its been an open secret for months but tonight it's official. newt gingrich is running for president. he announced it on facebook and twitter. he said he is running because his experience is prepared him to return america to hope and opportunity. >> a little girl who police were looking for has been found but police say the evidence suggests she was abused badly. . >> reporter: police arrested a 31-year-old jane marin and charged her with child abuse in a case involving her own daughter. >> the girl is with the police right now as well as workers, cps and is being taken to the hospital. >> reporter: yesterday acting on a tip police went to this duplex to do a welfare check on the girl, nobody was home and police later served a search warrant. the evidence authorities found led them to conclude the girl had been abused. this man, george rodriguez lived in the duplex. he is the ex-boyfriend. police are looking for rodriguez. >> we have a warrant for him and are looking for him. >> reporter: shortly offer the arrest jane marin was brought here for booking. as for george rodriguez, he, police are asking for the public's help to try to find him. >> in campbell, thank you. >> other headlines, san jose state will make what is expected to be a major announcement tomorrow in connection with last night's shooting at a campus parking garage that left three people dead. police are investigating a murder suicide. two men and one woman died. the school said they are connected with the university but won't say if they were students. a murder suspect may be posing as his twin. san jose police say mario hernandez is wanted for a deadly shooting. officers believe he may be using his brother's identity to avoid capture. they have similar tattoos but mario has the lit letter n on his chest. his brother is not a suspect. >> a man with a particular fetish is targeting women out for a run and has been doing it for four years apparently >> and i have never had any problems. >> reporter: but it may be why an unknown attacker has been on a strange crime spree. >> i haven't found where anybody has done this. >> reporter: what is he doing? panting women, what's that? he sneaks up behind women running and when he catches them he strips down her pants, sometimes underwear included. the victims were always on open paths and always had baggy work out clothes and head phones, police believe that's why they never heard the attacker lurking on the other side. livermore police don't believe they have a case of -- acts sweeping europe and japan where men strip a woman's pants and videotape it. >> we have looked online and haven't found any video. >> reporter: women think this is a tacker is more sinsiter. >> they are pushing limits and seeing what they can get awayw. >> reporter: 25% of seen killers captured and interviewed admitted to crimes like this before graduating to more violent crimes. for women. >> i don't walk alone. you know i was -- friends and i -- don't walk alone. >> we are working real hard. >> reporter: for now the jogging trails are nearly empty. in livermore, cbs5. >> she used to be in charge of death row but tomorrow a former warden will make what could possiblely be the biggest career change ever. >> and is it really worth it? paying to use the carpool lane. before you pony up see how much time you really save. men. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. 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[ ding ] but tonight, she is fighting against . as the warden she over saw the execution of four men but tonight is fighting against the system that she once led. tomorrow the anti death penalty group death penalty focus will announce her as their executive director. she said that as a catholic she was never in favor of capitol punishment but had a duty to carry it out. the death penalty serves nobody she said. >> it was supposed to get you there faster if you were writing to pay but new figures show that people are not saving much time. during the morning rush hour drivers only saved about one minute and at night there is almost no difference. still, project planners say it's a matter of convenience. >> what the lane offers is reliability. if you need to get somewhere, to a meeting, to work, get there after you drop your child and don't have minutes to spare that trip is a reliable, guaranteed faster trip. >> we are hearing a lot about cut backs to education. the cut backs no different. what is different is how parents, students and staff are making it survive when all others have failed. how they are making it work. >> reporter: countless hours come to annd as the student built bridge cracks under pressure. oakland tech engineering academy is in an inner city school that rivals private schools, one of the highlights this program is the yearly bridge building competition. it's growing, last year 106 students applied and 63 were accepted. >> it's the new school and a lot want to go. >> how many go to college? >> all of them are going to college. >> reporter: parker mare ill co founded it in 1986 and as more want in they cut their funding. >> they used to get $25,000 for this program. they now get $450. that's 3.5 per student. >> as the classes increase and i volunteer to teach more then we got less support to pay my salary so i'm teaching two from classes floor free. >> reporter: that's right he doesn't get paid for extra hours. parents here say they will not let this one fail. >> this -- >> reporter: they committed to raising the money needed. >> that's -- outrageous to me that such a dynamic program here was not fully funded and i thought this has to be addressed. >> reporter: jamie co founded the efforts to buy hardware, software, cables, stools and equipment for projects. their goal to do all this and eventually pay merrill his full salary. >> reporter: could do you it without the parents? >> it would be hard because where would the supplies come from? >> we have such a crushing recession so it's a hard time to race money. >> reporter: the students are also learning about being frugal. >> we can have that paper to even just do assignments. when we waste paper its sort of like disrespecting what people have done for us. >> reporter: the seniors are ready. >> i'm going to berkeley. >> pennsylvania. >> ucla. >> reporter: because even if they don't end up engineers they are confident they smarter because of what they have learned. >> it was more about learning how to think than actually learning architect you're. >> reporter: their bridges may snap but just like a challenge of facing the program it's through the set backs that we learn to succeed. in oakland, cbs5. >> we are told the parents have raced 18, 5hundred dollars. that means they have been able to pay back merrill a year's worth of pay for that extra class. >> for the 7th yearly asian street heritage celebration. that held halt the cultural center south of market. grace lee was the mc. on may 21st the largest gathering in the nation will take place right here in san francisco. it'll feature free help services at civic center. >> all right. it's wednesday, you know what that means. >> that means all i want to know is where grace got that dress. >> she looked great. >> she did. >> the street festival was inside. we cooled off, out on the streets of san francisco, the air temperatures, the low 50s, overcast, today in comparison we cooled 13 degrees, check out concord yesterday, 79, today 66 degrees, tonight overnight with the blanket of low clouds and fog pushing at least a good 50 miles inland, numbers will fumble into the 40s and low 50s. tomorrow morning grab that light jacket, it'll feel cold, especially with local drizzle, all because of this area of low pressure, now lifting slowly upward. it won't be pressing up against that deck of low clouds, it won't be as extensive tomorrow as today. it'll peel back by the lunch hour in the inland hours, the direct result will be warmer for your thursday. pacifica, 58 degrees, low 70s away from the bay. 69 san jose, that still is down from the average high of 75, friday we kick start with full sun win creasing cloud, that will lead to rain showers, cloudy, breezy then, showers likely sunny with the risk of a thunderstorm by night fall and looks unsettled monday through wednesday in the bay area. that's the forecast, we have good question after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, to know: is it true you can see more land mass from the summit of mt. diablo than almost anywhere else in the world? that's tonight s good question. gq: "is it . can you see more land mass from the summit of mount diablo than anywhere else in the world? >> pyrimid and then the islands. >> reporter: kim has been hiking for more than 30 years. he has heard the claim that from up here you can see more land mass than anywhere in the world outside of japan. >> from the top of the mountain you can -- you can see 35 of the 58 counties in california. >> reporter: on this day we could make out the snow covered cap of mountains more than 180 miles away, the japan claim, well. >> that's got a lot of people upset over the years. i remember about ten years ago a man started his own website, designed to end that claim. >> reporter: the claim of the best view in the world started as a bit of real estate hype. >> build houses all the way up to the slope, put a castle at the summit. >> reporter: he would eventually go broke but the inaccurate comparison got rolling. its been downhill ever since. no it's not officially the greatest view in the world but it's all how you look at it. >> you like to tell people that you really haven't seen the west or california unless you have made the trek up and seen the sunset, the sunrise and the great view. >> reporter: go to cbssf.com and click on connect to send me your good question. . >> we have another one run thriller. can james send the celtics home? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, will have surgery on his shoulder . there is no timetable for his return, but it could be season- ending.. . dallas braden will have surgery on his shoulder. there is no timetable for his return. gonzalez got rocked by the rangers, grand slam was part of a seven run inning, against him and then the heavens opened and poured down rain. they postponed the game which means those seven runs are wiped off the slate. singing in the rain tonight. giants trying to make it five straight with an a's fan in the stands. the diamondbacks in the 5th until huff muscles up for his second home run of the season and the game is tied. same score in the 6th. torres, fresh off the dl yesterday, there is a double into the gap. tejada with three hits, he scores the go ahead run. wilson another save. >> triple, sorry. >> shaqq, miami, advances to the eastern conference final, boston goes home. back to the drawing board for the grizzlelies against the thunder, durant with 19, oklahoma city wins by 27 at home. they lead that series now 3-2. the sharks and red wings will play in game seven tomorrow night at the tank. sharks -- starts the top five. >> you have all done your work already. it's finished, you wrote one and another and just hit send. the two teams get to determine which story you will send. the stages are, the stages detroit, and allow you to hit the send buton. >> great sound bite. escabar starts the double play. look there, chris -- right ken? >> pretty good. >> gallagher on third. >> very go. number three, back to the playoffs, that's wade, the heat moving on, the celtics going home. number two, final play of the angels white sox game. pitch recovering,. number one, high school, beat own in softball, the 95 runs were a national record. >> i know the team here was really proud because they were champions but now it's a national -- like a -- a record. >> see, that's a -- as long as you get a record who cares what record it is. >> right. >> i tied a record last week by getting no bats in a fish tournament. i'm part of a record, dubious but we have something in common. >> still talking about you. they won't let you come back. can't even fish in the delta. >> that's not true. they want me to come up to clear lake. yeah, see? >> yeah. do a little clowning around for them there. >> be right back. there. are clown fish you know. >> yeah. ,,,,,, i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. and a forward-thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today, we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. . they have been talking about a baseball team from