it is exciting times in tripoli. with election and new congress coming together. as i read libya's recent history it is a bit like we are reliving the post world war ii years. how right he was. that was chris. always thinking, always sharp, always ready. public service is too often looked down upon by some in this country. often my colleagues in the foreign service la meant they don't make them the way they used to anymore. today we remember a man, chris stevens, whose life and service just proves how wrong my colleagues really are. chris shows us they still make them the way they used to, only an awful lot better, thank you. [applause] >> chris's family would like to invite everyone to a reception after the ceremony. it will be held over there. you are all welcome. let us pray. oh lord, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed and the fever of life is over and our work is done. then in your mercy grant us a safe lodging and a holy rest and peace at the last. may the author of all life bless us and k

that event precipitated, tripoli will still not liberated. people were thinking this is the end of the revolution, gadhafi will come back and wipe everybody out. in fact, what happened was that mustafa, the head at the time, used that as a means to us -- quieting his detractors and helping move forward the onslaught on tripoli. so the extent to which it now we have, appears to be a progressive, more forceful, i'm saying that qualifying, i don't have as much detail as i would like, prime minister, there's an opportunity here to maybe, maybe something, something better will come out of this in the near future. anyway, very happy to take any questions at [inaudible] >> thank you. i know that many of us have questioned outages ask that you wait until the microphone comes to you. identify yourself. >> this. i'm tired or. we hear a lot about tribal militias reaching unpredictable havoc here and there and making things very unpredictable and messy. can you comment on that? >> well, the militias are certainly making things complicated and messy. that

other militias in tripoli had proven to be responsive. when i landed in tripoli i was met by the zinton militia. that was the welcome i had. all these guys dressed completely in black holding automatic weapons. that was my welcoming party. we knew we were piecing together what a host nation was not yet able to do. >> then there was another meeting on march, 2012, just to be clear, in october 2011, then again in march of 2012 i believe that was here with the prime minister and neither one of these meetings was there a specific conversation between you and them with regards to concerns that we had that -- not just the deteriorating security situation but the inability of them as a host country to meet their obligations to provide security? >> of course. >> there was a conversation? >> absolutely. i mean this was a constant conversation, senator. and what i found with the libyans was willingness but not capacity. you know, in taoupb tunis a, you know they had capacity but i had to call and tell them to get that capacity out there. they are t

they were communication and air field specialist and helped to stand up in tripoli when we reopened it. i think it's important that they were very helpful with the embassy and at the end of the day, they were not focused on, nor did they pay attention to benghazi. since their primary mission was at the embassy, the embassy did acquire a lot of assets and that was the decision that they could not be extended for a third time. >> we will go to mr. engle of new york. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. adam secretary you and the state department have taken responsibility for what happened and convened and implementing the recommendations. as i said in my opening statement, we need to be clear eyed there is blame to share in congress. over the past two years alone, the administration's request, the diplomatic findings have been slashed and the currenta, pro appropriations bill for security and construction in e and maintenance by more than $260 million. i would like to ask do you think congress provided adequate resources for security in recent years. can you talk about security prioriti

i spoke with our target in tripoli, to get situation updates. i spoke with former cia director petraeus to confer and coordinate, given the presence of his facility, which, of course, was not well known, but was something that we knew and wanted to make sure we were closely lashed up together. i talked with the then-libyan national congress president, to press him on greater support, not only in benghazi, but also in tripoli. i participated in a secure video conference of senior officials from the intelligence community, the white house, and d.o.d. we were going over every possible option, reviewing all that was available to us. any actions we could take. we were reaching out to everyone we could find, to try to get an update about ambassador chris stevens, also, our information specialist, sean smith. so it was a constant, ongoing discussion and sets of meetings. i spoke with president obama later in the evening, to, you know, bring him up to date, to hear his perspective. obviously, we kept talking with everyone during the night, early in the

other militias in tripoli had proven to be responsive. when i landed in tripoli, i was met by the zin ton militia, that was the welcome i had. all of these guys dressed completely in black holding automatic weapons, that was my welcoming party. so we knew that we were piecing together what a host nation was not yet able to do. >> right, but then it was another meeting on march of 2012. to be clear, in october of 2011 and in march of 2012, that was here with the prime minister, and neither one of these meetings was there a specific conversation between you and them with regard to concerns we had not just the deteriorating security situation but the responsibility of them as a host country to provide -- >> of course. >> there was a conversation? >> absolutely. this was a constant conversation, senator. and what i found with the libyans was willingness but not capacity. you know, in tunisia, as i told you, they had capacity but i had to call and just tell them we had to get that capacity out there because, you know, they are still trying to

find his own government's warnings against traveling to the british pm david cameron has flown into tripoli on a surprise visit the prime minister pledged to u.k. support for the country and proud to help with its democratic transition earlier british authorities warned of an imminent threat against its embassy in tripoli warning its citizens to beat the country. north korean leader kim jong un has reportedly impose martial law and told his troops to be ready for war as a nuclear test looms the isolated communist state is widely expected to hold its third ever test late next month meanwhile hundreds of protesters in south korea have called for the north to back down from military threats so has warned again there will be grave consequences if it goes ahead with a nuclear detonation. two hundred people including dozens of children have been injured in a train cross near predator in south africa authorities say the accident happened when a commuter train hit a stationary one twenty kilometers from the city of urgency services arrived on the scene to find many of the injured walking along the

democratic transition earlier british authorities warned of an imminent threat against its embassy in tripoli warning citizens to the country. north korean leader kim jong un has reportedly imposed martial law and told his troops to be ready for war as a nuclear test looms the isolated communist state is widely expected to hold its third ever task late next month meanwhile hundreds of protesters in south korea have called for the north to back down from its military threats seoul has warned pyongyang there will be grave consequences if it goes ahead with a nuclear detonation. two hundred people including dozens of children have been injured in a train crash outside pretoria in south africa authorities say the first train smashed into a second stationary one stopped outside the station twenty kilometers from the city emergency services arrived on the scene to find many of the injured walking along the tracks. in egypt's top politicians have reportedly signed a document renouncing widespread violence at protests across the country the agreement came at a meeting attended by leaders of the musli

other militias in tripoli proved to be responsive. when i landed in tripoli, i was met by a militia. that was the welcome i have. all of these guys dressed in black, holding their automatic weapons. we knew we were piecing together what a host nation was not yet able to do. >> then there was another meeting in march 2012. i believe that was here with the prime minister. was there a specific conversation between you and them with regards to concerns we had, not just the deteriorating security situation but the inability of them as a health country to meet their obligations to provide security? >> of course. this was a constant conversation. what i thought with the libyans was a willingness -- found with the libyans was willingness but not capacity. in tunisia, they had capacity but i have to call and tell them we have to get at capacity out there. they were still trying to figure out how to be a state without being a security state. but cairo, we had to call the egyptians and tell them get their people out there. the libyans were very

find his own government's warnings against traveling to the british pm david cameron has flown into tripoli on a surprise visit the prime minister pledged to u.k. support for the country and proud to help with its democratic transition earlier british authorities warned of an imminent threat against its embassy in tripoli warning its citizens to be the country. north korean leader kim jong un has reported the imposed martial law and told his troops to be ready for war as a nuclear test looms the isolated communist state is widely expected to hold its third ever test late next month meanwhile hundreds of protesters in south korea have called for the north to back down from military threats so has warned going again there will be grave consequences if it goes ahead with a nuclear detonation. two hundred people including dozens of children have been injured in a train cross near predator in south africa authorities say the accident happened when a commuter train hit a stationary one twenty kilometers from the city of urgency services arrived on the scene to find many of the injured walking alo

own government's warnings to the winds of british prime minister david cameron has touched down in tripoli full of surprise visit the pm promised to stand by libya as a dream builds even as his own foreign office one breaches of a growing threat to his embassies them let's get more on what he hopes to achieve there with archies andrew fama andrea this is the second visit in seventeen months to libya what's david cameron been up to today. well he did arrive initially made very tight security and then he stressed that he wanted britain to try and beef up security in libya and try and help it improve its own economy there's no doubting that things have deteriorated in this country since twenty eleven when mr cameron last made his visit here just after the overthrow of colonel gadhafi the new libyan government is struggling with a lack of resources it's also struggling to its authority over militias and on top of this recently the british government admitted that there was a threat to its own embassy in tripoli and that it had advised british nationals to leave benghazi because of security con

government's warnings against traveling to libya british prime minister david cameron has flown into tripoli on a surprise visit the prime minister plus the u.k. support for that country and valjean help with with its from our democratic transition earlier british authorities warned of an eminent threat against its embassies in tripoli warning its citizens to leave the country. workers in athens have gone on a two day strike with hundreds in the streets of protesting against austerity measures that will make a deep cuts to be a pay five hundred medicals job chanted slogans in front of the health ministry doctors sport workers and public transport staff to target a number of different demonstrations across the greek capital. egypt's top politic politicians have reportedly signed a document renouncing widespread violence at protests across the country the agreement came at a meeting attended by the leader of the muslim brotherhood and the heads of liberal and secular opposition movements it was called as president morsi cut short his trip to germany over the ongoing unrest at home without secu

top of this recently the british government admitted that there was a threat to its own embassy in tripoli and that it had advised british nationals to leave benghazi because of security concerns so mr cameron is well aware that there are problems and no doubt he will be talking about these when he meets with the libyan prime minister and the president during the rest of his visit but there was one telling moment today because apart from all this he did make a fifteen minute walk about around martyrs square which was the center of the revolution and he did come in from algeria today and his visit to algeria was of a similar purpose really he was trying to show that britain has support for this country and he also made reference to algeria today and also talked about the terrorist attack at the gas plant there which saw which saw thirty seven foreigners killed he mentioned that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics t

government's warnings against traveling to libya british prime minister david cameron has flown into tripoli on a surprise visit the prime minister plus the u.k. support for the country and help with with its from our democratic transition earlier british authorities warned of an eminent threat against its embassies in tripoli warning its citizens to leave the country. workers in athens have gone on a two day strike with hundreds on the streets of protesting against austerity measures that will make a deep cuts to their pay five hundred medicals job chanted slogans in front of the health ministry doctors sport workers and public transport staff to target a number of different demonstrations across the greek capital. egypt's top politic politicians have reportedly signed a document renouncing widespread violence at protests across the country the agreement came at a meeting attended by the leader of the muslim brotherhood and the heads of liberal and secular opposition movements it was called as president morsi cut short his trip to germany over the ongoing andras at home without securing any

top of this recently the british government admitted that there was a threat to its own embassy in tripoli and that it had advised british nationals to leave benghazi because of security concerns so mr cameron is well aware that there are problems and no doubt he will be talking about these when he meets with the libyan prime minister and the president during the rest of his visit but there was one telling moment today because apart from all this he did make a fifteen minute walk about around martyrs square which was the center of the revolution and he did come in from algeria today in his visit to our jeery was of a similar purpose really he was trying to show that britain has support for this country and he also made reference to algeria today and also talked about the terrorist attack at the gas plant there which saw which saw thirty seven foreigners killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics t

our team in tripoli had received them, medical care for them, and had sent them on. so we knew that clearly there was an attack, a heavily armed attack. >> i think you know where i'm going with this. the next sentence is, and i stood with president obama as he spoke about an act of terror and there's been a lot of debate of the context that the word terror was made. be that as it may, i want to go to sunday morning when ambassador rice went to the sunday morning talk shows. i think we all recognize that this happened at a politically charged time and notwithstanding that, the american people are still entitled to be told the truth about this. did you select ambassador rice to deliver the message to the american people? >> no, i did not, senator. let me take this opportunity to address this because obviously i haven't had a chance to testify, i have certainly seen the resulting debate and concerns about this. you're right. it was a terrorist attack. i called it an attack by heavily armed militants. >> well done. >> and that is clearly what happened. we know that. but

democratic transition earlier british authorities warned of an imminent threat against its embassy in tripoli warning citizens to the country. north korean leader kim jong un has reportedly imposed martial law and told his troops to be ready for war as a nuclear test looms the isolated communist state is widely expected to hold its third overtasked late next month meanwhile hundreds of protesters in south korea have called for the north to back down from its military threats seoul has warned pyongyang there will be great consequences if it goes ahead with a nuclear detonation. two hundred people including dozens of children have been injured in a train crash outside pretoria in south africa authorities say the first train smashed into a second stationary one stopped outside the station twenty kilometers from the city emergency services arrived on the scene to find many of the injured walking along the tracks. in egypt's top politicians have reportedly signed a document renouncing widespread violence at protests across the country the agreement came at a meeting attended by leaders of the musl

other militias in tripoli proved to be responsive. when i landed in tripoli, i was met by a militia. that was the welcome i have. all of these guys dressed in black, holding their automatic weapons. we knew we were piecing together what a host nation was not yet able to do. >> then there was another meeting in march 2012. i believe that was here with the prime minister. send something or our ambassador is going to be overrun. he said the government has to be understanding that they don't just threaten us but the stability and future of these governments, so we have to help them the way we helped columbia years ago and finally, we've got to do a better job of this. i've said this to this committee before. a lot of new members on it. we have the broadcasting era. we have c-span, fox, nbc, all that. they are out there and convey information, but we are not doing what we did during the cold war our brad casting board is practically defunct in being able to tell a message. we need to get back into it. we have the best values. we have the b

should have asked for continued deployment and i think that's in part because the sst was based in tripoli. >> right. >> it's hardly ever, less than 2% of the entire time it was in libya did it even go to benghazi. its responsibilities, which were about the sighting of, the security of the embassy were focused on tripoli and it was not an open-ended arrangement as it has been understood. it was intended as an interim measure and the experts who were there played vital roles. they were communications specialists, airfield specialists, trained medics, they helped to stand-up our embassy in tripoli when we reopened it and i think it's important this they were very -- they were very helpful with the embassy, but at the end of the day, they really were not focused on, nor did they pay much attention to benghazi. and i think since their primary mission was at the embassy, the embassy did acquire a lot of assets and that was the decision that they should not be extended for a third time. >> madam, secretary, thank you, we're going to mr. engel from new york. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. m

other militias in tripoli proved to be responsive. when i landed in tripoli, i was met by a militia. that was the welcome i have. all of these guys dressed in black, holding their automatic weapons. we knew we were piecing together what a host nation was not yet able to do. >> then there was another meeting in march 2012. i believe that was here with the prime minister. was there a specific conversation between you and them with regards to concerns we had, not just the deteriorating security situation but the inability of them as a health country to meet their obligations to provide security? >> of course. this was a constant conversation. what i thought with the libyans was a willingness -- found with the libyans was willingness but not capacity. in tunisia, they had capacity but i have to call and tell them we have to get at capacity out there. they were still trying to figure out how to be a state without being a security state. but cairo, we had to call the egyptians and tell them get their people out there. the libyans were very

. >> i think that tripoli has more in common with bagdad than with paris. and i think the state department treats libya and tripoli like paris, instead of like bagdad. we set up a embassy in bagdad, still to this day, it is protected by a fortress, and by thousands of armed guards and marines. and that is the way i would treat libya, and several other countries that are unstable. here is the question i would have asked secretary clinton if i had a chance, when she goes to a foreign country does a militia guard her? this is such a huge error of judgment that disqualified her from making these decisions, that is why i was hard on her, if there is a time in the future, she has to make the decisions, she still has to answer these bad decisions in the past. neil: i think maybe she got a pass, maybe just the nature of the hearing set up, you know one guy, gets 5 minutes, and back and forth, republican, democrat, sometimes they are top of their questions, the other guy is not. and away we go. to me, i don't mean to be disrespectful of the system, but for nothing.

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a body was found in a drive home on the 1900 block of tripoli avenue. the person lived at the home with other people. some of them were taken to the police station for questioning. starting today, drivers in san francisco have to feed the meters on sundays and most drivers aren't taking it well. tomas ramon has the story. >> people are feeding parking meters all over san francisco today. this is the first day of meter enforced parking on sunday not something everybody welcomed. >>. >> i can understand where san francisco is coming from. they need to pay their bills. at the same time. >> sundays are regular business day which wasn't the case decades ago when the city closed down on sunday. but like weekdays, parking spaces need to rotate to let visitors a chance to park. some think it will affect attend plans. >> it runs flew 12:30. people are going to leave because of the $75 parking ticket is not worth it to them. >> it was done to accommodate the faith community because many services independent before noon. the new program is expected to bring in add

and i think that's in part because the sst was based in tripoli. it is hardly ever less than 2% of entire time it was in libya did he even go to benghazi. its responsibilities, which were about the siting of insecurity of the embassy focus on tripoli, and it was not an open ended arrangement as it has been understood. it was intended as an interim measure, and the experts who were there played vital roles. they were communication specials, airfields specials, trained medics. they helped to stand up our embassy in tripoli when we reopened it. and i think it's important that day, they were very, they were very helpful with the embassy, but at the end of the day they really were not focused on nor did they pay much attention to benghazi. and i think since their primary mission was at the embassy, the embassy did acquire a lot of assets, and that was a decision that they should not be extended for a third time. >> maddest editor, thank you. we're going to go to mr. engel of new york. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. madam secretary, you in the sta

i had the opportunity to meet with him in tripoli less than a month before he and three others were murdered in benghazi. his enthusiasm for the job was really something to behold. he was excited about the opportunity to free the nation from brutal dictatorship. i had the opportunity to join him for a dinner with a number of newly elected libyan parliament aryans. they were optimistic with creating the economy and restoring human rights for the people. he was as enthusiastic as they were about the prospects. no question he will be missed by all who knew him and worked with him. one of the things that troubles me is the hoops we on this committee had to jump through to get to the facts surrounding the deaths of these public servants. the state department has delayed and delayed coming forth with information. the committee was presented with the data, it amounted to what was called a document dump. hundreds of pages of paper in wide disarray in no order in terms of relevance and chronology in duplicate and different binders, making it difficult to locate documents of any help. our public serva

el primer homicidio del 2013 en san jos ocurri en la entrada de una casa sobre la calle tripoli el domingo por la maÑana.. s.o.t. albert morales/portavoz, policía de san jose we have witnesses, meaning people that were in the house, that may have possibly heard something, seen something. el portavoz de la polica dijo que hubo testigos que fueron interrogados. esta madrugada una persona fue apuÑalada. un inicio bastante activo para una ciudad que el aÑo pasado registr su ndice de homicidios ms alto en 20 aÑos, y en la que recortes al departamento de polica se han prestado para echar culpas. s.o.t. christian camarillo/sindicato de policía 7:23:29 lo que yo sí te puedo comentar es que en mis 14 años aqui en san josé yo nunca he visto el nivel que han llegado las cosas.. el sindicato de polica dice que los recortes han desmoralizado a oficiales, provocado un xodo que incluy al propio jefe de la polica. s.o.t. christian camarillo/sindicato de policía 5:57:11 bueno ahorita más que nunca nosotros necesitamos mucho el apoyo del público porque somos muy pocos. pero activistas como aaron

tripoli, 17 degrees. i want to take youthursday at 9. >> the top stories on al jazeera. the syrian president has offered a wide-ranging peace plan. he laid out a proposal including a reconciliation conference, a new constitution, and a new government. the australian -- a start has killed 16 people in pakistan. three taliban hideouts were targeted. reports from northern are less safe shots were fired at police. loyalists fought with officers in east belfast over the city council decision to stop flying the british union five-year round. the egyptian president has sworn in a new cabinet aimed at fixing the faltering economy. morsi has been under pressure to arrive sliding value of the currency. talk us through the changes that have been made. >> we have seen 10 new ministers brought in, the majority from different economic portfolios. that is not surprising given the president and prime minister have been talking about this for a while. it was presented to the public as an attempt to have -- help the faltering economy. three ministers had resigned. the biggest surprise was

husband and father from san jose who worked as a barber was found shot to death outside of a house on tripoli avenue last sunday, january 6th. his death marked the city's first homicide of the year. >> we need a big break in this case. our homicide detectives have been working around the clock. but it's frustrating for them, when they have limited information. >> reporter: today, segura's loved ones, including his wife of seven years, made an emotional appeal to the public, asking for help. >> i have a daughter, 5-year- old, and she is, she is asking for him and i don't have answers. >> reporter: police say they have no suspect description and are only working with evidence left behind at the scene, which they won't discuss. they are confident somebody out there knows why segura was killed and hope if that person sees this, will do the right thing and give some closure to the family left shattered by this act of violence. >> somebody coming forward from the community is that piece of the puzzle that we need to get going. >> from my heart, from my sister's heart, from my little niece, that we

this is kind of different element but one time he told me story when he was serving in tripoli and then in benghazi. he walked on the street of benghazi and looked over his back and saw two people following. whereever he goes they follow him. hen he stop and he went up to them and he said hello, how are you. yeah, they speak with him. they invite for coffee. these people of course are service. maybe not to protect him in first days but see what he is doing, his contact. this is the type of government we need in this world. he didn't go to them to protest why you are following me. no, he became friends. they became friends. this is chris stevens. i really cry for my family and -- with my family for chris when they hear this news. we lost a friend. we lost a supporter and lost a hero. chris stevens is a hero and part of the libyan history. part of the libyan revolution. his name will never forget. we will never forget him. i'm sure that his name and his achievement will be part of the history. we again are sorry we cannot protect this professional diplomat who came to help us in a very cr

how do you figure what to do in tripoli? i could go down the line and tell you 10 or 20 of those examples. it is more of an art than a science. as of through we don't have hard parameters but we are trying to develop the best we can. >> madam secretary i understand you have a meeting at the white house but have agreed to stay so members can have a few more questions. we will end by 5:00 and we appreciate that. now to mr. kissinger of illinois. >> thank you for staying. i appreciate it and appreciate your service to your country. as mentioned we look forward to your next steps. let me just say i am an air force pilot. i have a few concerns to lay out. the first thing i was told as a pilot in the military, color country will never look you behind if you find yourself down enemy line, your country will move heaven and earth to get you. if you are in armed conflict rest assured your country will do everything in its power to come save you from that armed conflict. as a representative of the administration i have to ask you this:

i had the opportunity to meet with him in tripoli a little less than a month before he and three other outstanding americans were murdered to benghazi. his enthusiasm for the job was something to behold. he was excited about the opportunity to help a nation newly freed from decades of bra tall dictatorship. on my first night in the country i had the opportunity to join the ambassador for a dinner with a number of newly elected libyan parliamentarians. they were optimistic about building a democracy, creating a vibrant economy, and restoring fundamental human rights for libyan people. he was as enthusiastic as they were about the prospect. there is no question he will be missed by all who knew him and who worked with him. one of the things that troubles me, madam secretary, is the hoops we on this committee have had to jump through to get to the facts surrounding the deaths of the public servants. the state department has delayed and delayed coming forth with information when this committee was finally presented with relevant data it had amounted to what could be called a document dump,

at the home on tripoli avenue in san jose's little saigon district. the victim. who police say appeared to have been shot. is said to be a latino man in his 30s. police have not released his name. or how he ended up in the neighborhood. demo right now, we do not currently have a motive. but the victim was suffering from a least one gunshot wound. that was confirmed in right now we are interviewing witnesses there was a canvas dawn of the neighborhood to determine what happened. if anybody had seen or heard anything new. >> so far. no arrests have been made. >> palo alto police say an alert neighbor helped lead them to a man suspected of stealing packages off front porches in the south bay. 25-year-old andrew philip stafford was taken into custody on new year's day. after the neighbor reported seeing him steal two packages from a house on marshall drive. police say they also found a gun. baton. and drugs in stafford's truck when they arrested him. detectives also searched stafford's storage locker in campbell. and say they found packages that may have been stolen

own government's warnings to the wind and british prime minister david cameron has touched down in tripoli full of surprise visit the pm promised to stand by libya as a dream builds even as his own foreign office one breaches of a growing threat to his embassies them let's get more on what he hopes to achieve there with archies andrew solomon andrea this is the second visit in fifteen months to libya what's david cameron been up to today. well he did arrive initially very tight security and then he stressed that he wanted britain to try and beef up security in libya and try and help it improve its own economy there's no doubting that things have deteriorated in this country since twenty eleven when mr cameron last made his visit here just after the overthrow of colonel gadhafi the new libyan government is struggling with a lack of resources it's also struggling to its authority over militias and on top of this recently the british government admitted that there was a threat to its own embassy in tripoli and that it had advised british nationals to leave benghazi because of security concern

a body was found this morning in the driveway of a home on then 1900 block of tripoli avenue. police say the victim was found with at least one gunshot wound. police say the victim lived at the house. some of the people living there were taken to the police station for questioning. >>> a 22-year-old man is dead following an early morning crash in san jose. it happened around 2:30 on south first street under the 280 overpass. police say a blue bmw swerved, hit two light poles and rolled over, an officer heard the crash. when he arrived the driver was already dead. drugs are alcohol are not suspected to be a cause of the crash at this time. >>> an alert citizen helped san jose police catch a thief who was stealing packages off front poaches. andrew phillips stafford of union city was arrested after a neighbor called 9-1-1 to report someone stealing two packages if a proven. -- porch. he is facing charges of's of stolen property and narcotics. >> nhl players will strap their skates on again after reaching an agreement with the owners. that means the san jose sharks will return to