in the news august 12th, two people are dead after a three-car crash on interstate 680 in san ramone. right now in southbound direction only the right lane is open. >> preliminary finding show a corroded pipe may have caused the fire at chevron refinery. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's check with the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. waking up to plenty of clouds along the coast, but unfortunately not making a push inland. the marine layer at about thousand feet. we have dense fog from half moon bay into the north bay, from sonoma county beginning to push

eastward to hayward and livermore. we'll have the clouds. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. then by midday. we'll be looking at numbers close to 80 degrees in our inland valleys. it's going to be another warm one but we're talking about taking a little edge off the heat. i'll tell you when in a couple minutes. >> carolyn: breaking news in san ramon where four lanes are closed southbound after a three-car crash that killed two people. it happened an one-third this morning crow canyon road east exit. chp says a car veered into the construction zone and slammed into a work truck. no workers were involved but gasoline spilled and one of the cashes caught fire with the victims trapped inside. highway patrol shut down the freeway. one lane has since reopened but there is no estimate on when the other lanes will. investigators are waiting for

daylight to get aerial photographs so you can expect delays on 6780 through san ramon for a couple hours. we'll keep you updated as the situation changes. pg&e says it will pay to replace appliances in two dozen livermore homes that were fried by a power surge. a contractor's mistake sent way too much electricity into the homes. tomas ramon talked to residents who suddenly to have spend all kinds of money and then repairs. >> the fridge, tv, stereo, electric toothbrush, fan, all that stuff. >> when a power surge sent twice the voltage here in livermore. a pg&e contractor was switching

service from 12,000 votes to 21,000 voelts volts when it went to homes. all smartmeters were replaced. this one shows the charring from the surge. she has to replace and get right back to normal. luckily her air-conditioner were repaired but nothing else. >> i haven't replaced it because i'm not sure how they are going to reimburse. >> all the items minus her washer and drier that were toasted by the surge. her laundry on the line outside. >> i have gotten my washington machine replaced. i have to waik wait a week for my drier. my credit card is maximum today the limit right now so i can't get the rest of my things lost. >> all these neighbors have to buy the items and bill the contractor. there are thousands of dollars involved.

a spokesperson says it all could have been avoided by a flick of a switch. >> when the contractor was switching over to the new 21 kv line, they forgot to switch over >> residents are worried about their home's inside wiring. >> are we safe in our house after this power surge? is our house going to burn up in a month from now. >> pg&e apologizes and makes sure that everyone will get their homes checked. the contractor at hot line has not returned our call. >> it appears the corroded pipe may be to blame for the massive fire at chevron. chemical safety board released preliminary finding yesterday. federal inspectors called the fire one of the most serious refinery incidents in recent years.

chevron inspected the same section of pipe and replaced the connector line because of corrosion. this comes as richmond residents want to know if more could have been done to prevent the fire. >> how could that not be monitored? >> this is part of an ongoing investigation. for us to come in on this report or comment on them are premature. the facts will bear themselves out in the investigative process. >> carolyn: federal investigators plan to conduct more tests on the failed pipe this week. they are asking chevron for last year's inspection records. chevron has told people filing liability claims to make appointments after the walk in center in richmond closed unexpectedly yesterday. there were too many people wanting to file claims. the company closed the doors an hour and 15 minutes early. some of those who were in line it was a way to prevent from

people getting help. to make an appointment. call chevron's claims hot line. toll free number 1-8966-267881. you are see it there on the screen. we have both the phone number and the address for the nevan community center where you can file those claims at abc7news.com under see it on tv. other news this morning, a pedestrian is dead after being struck by a taxicab in fender loan neighborhood. it happened around 7:00 last night at eddie and larkin streets, few blocks from the civic center. a minivan hit a cab. cab plowed into the pedestrian. the victim dieda being rushed to san francisco general hospital. no one else was hurt. police are trying to determine if either of the drivers involved will be cited. this morning the chp and oakland police are hoping witnesses will come forward

after a woman died after she was hit by a highway patrol motorcycle. it happened friday night on west macarthur boulevard west of market street. investigators say the woman stepped off the curb and darted in front of the motorcycle as the officer approached an on-ramp to interstate 580. now, you can see some marks where the motorcycle skidded along the pavement in these pictures provided by the chp. the officer continues to recover after being treated and released for minor injuries. >> it's traumatic for officers who are involved in fatal incidents whether its shooting incident or vehicle collision because we take those things very seriously. we are trying to operate the highest level of safety. >> carolyn: victim's name has not been released. tonight at 6:00 there will be a candlelight vigil in vacaville for 16-year-old girl

who was killed that jet ski collision in hawaii one week ago today. 16-year-old girl was riding a rented jet ski. she was only going about ten miles an hour when an australian tourist slammed into her from behind going 40 miles an hour on his jet ski. he was standing up on his seat before his crash. he has been charged with negligent homicide. he appeared in court friday wearing a neck brace saying he is very sorry for what happened. the stepfather is not convinced. >> the way i felt, he wasn't sorry what he did to my child. he was more sorry to be involved in the accident. >> he is being held on $100,000 bail. tonight's vigil is open to the public. it will take place in vacaville's andrews park.

>> new this morning, a wildfire east of fresno has forced the evacuation of 200 homes. it is burning on highway 168 in fresno county on the way to shaver lake. this morning that fire is 20% contained with some locals being warned they will have to evacuate. about 400 firefighters face hot, dry conditions in steep rocky terrain. they are getting a bit of help from four air tankers and two helicopters. straight ahead on this first day of republican presidential candidate mitt romney's running mate paul ryan goes on the attack. and the outside lands must cal festival winds up towed but some neighbors are not fans of

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>> carolyn: this morning in iran two strong earthquakes struck

that country yesterday morning. the earthquakes struck eleven minutes apart in eastern province about 200 miles northwest of tehran. they say at least 250 people are dead. more than 2,000 injured. there have been several aftershocks and many people are simply staying outside. they are worried more buildings will crumble. because the country is located on seismic fault lines. republican presidential candidate mitt romney and his newly announced running mate congressman paul ryan of wisconsin are beginning their multistate bus tour this morning. they will start off in north carolina with the campaign stop scheduled at 7:00 our time. 10:00 they will stop at high point, north carolina and campaign in wisconsin tonight. yesterday in front of the u.s.s.

wisconsin romney told supporters why he feels ryan is the right man for the job. >> he has taken our party and with his intellectual leadership help make sure that we focus on values. >> president obama is not going to be run for reelection on his record because it's a terrible record. he didn't change, he didn't moderate, he stayed hard left. hope and change is attack and blame. >> you can see the 42-year-old seven term congressman ryan wasted no time going on the offensive. he advocates dramatic cuts to medicare. mitt romney's vice presidential choice will be the hot topic coming up at 8:00 on abc's "this week". george stephanopolous has former governor tim pawlenty who was

thought to be the vp choice and obama campaign advisor david axelrod debating his addition to the ticket. that is this week, with george stephanopolous at 8:24 morning right here. downtown association plans to hold more cash mobs on a weekly basis in hopes of drumming of business. musicians serenaded diners and shoppers in main street corner. they ask to bring $20 and spend it at local businesses in downtown pleasanton. >> we had heard about them in neighboring communities thought it was perfect fit for our downtown, august tends to be slower for our downtown. >> carolyn: several local restaurants offered discounts

last night. >> staoef have i wonder is heading the final day of the musical festival today. it draws about 65,000 fans every day but as sergio quintana tells us not everyone lives nearby supports this annual concert. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: metal giants metallica took the stage and they are the one of the reasons why thousands of people packed into the golden gate park polo fields. >> i can't wait to see them. >> this is the fifth year of the week long music fest. it sold out. 5/6,000 tickets each day but some neighbors say the noise and congestion that comes along with the three-day event are too much to deal with. >> you can feel it vibrating the floorboards of my house. >> sue is with a group of

neighbors that continue to raise concerns. each year she says some of her neighbors leave for the weekend. this year, 5,000 more tickets were sold than last year. >> we have no access to bart or caltrain or to the ferry. we have absolutely no parking. we're in a quiet residential neighborhood, why we have tens of thousands of people pouring into this event. >> reporter: promoters say they work hard to make sure the festival is minimal inconvenience as possible. >> a lot of ideas of what we are doing to mitigate impact has come from the neighborhood groups themselves. >> there is increasing parking enforcement and more tow trucks and promoters say they are open to any other suggestions of them also say 12,000 tickets were sold to people that live in the surrounding zip code. there are plenty of neighbors who support the event.

>> it's a big deal. it brings a lot of people here. it brings a lot of money to the neighborhood and the city. >> reporter: continuing popularity of outside lands is promoters are able to attract big names. neil young, last night metallica and tonight stevie wonder takes the stage. >> carolyn: they probably need to bring a jacket with them. we'll see sunshine for a short time. then the fog coming back. we wish we could spread the cooling to the inland valleys. golden gate bridge, lots of dense fog. mile and a half visibility at half moon bay, once again very hot inland. when is the cool down coming? >> carolyn: also, the city of petaluma rejoicing this morning with their baseball team heading to the little league world series. last night's big victory had one of the strangest endings.

mike shumann has highlights coming up in sports. we have three more people for taking part in the sleep train dream campaign, charles s of santa clara and bruce b of fremont. just like "abc 7 news" on facebook and one dollar will be donated to the abc7 sleep train foster kids program.3q

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valleys. high pressure looks like it's going to hold on a little longer. each and every day, past couple of days we've had a little bit of sea breeze reach the north bay and fog along the coast. we're looking at today, numbers flirted go with hundred degrees. 6:23 is official sunrise. here is a look at emeryville and low clouds shallow at about thousand feet. barely reaching our east bay. as we started off this morning, live doppler 7-hd, nice and quiet. we will be looking at numbers on the cool side where the fog sits along the coast. 52 half moon bay with 49 in santa rosa. 62 in livermore and 55 in oakland. we'll look for oakland to become overcast and hayward but that is about it. we'll look for the sunshine once again today with temperatures just a little cooler around the coast and bay. main cooling for our friends in the tri-valley have to hold off

really until tomorrow and middle of the workweek. subtle cooling as we started the workweek because this ridge that has expanded from texas into the four corners region, right along the central valley. we have heat indices of over 105 degrees in the san joaquin valley. monday, tuesday and wednesday when the marine layer becomes tuabler and see the sea breeze spread inland. as for today, still looking hot. take a look at these temperatures from fresno to sacramento, it could be worse with 109 in fresno. 109 in sacramento. very hot here while we still have numbers in 70s at the coast. outside lands, you will see a little bit of sunshine briefly, numbers in the mid 60s and then the fog rolls back in by 4:00 or 5:00. then we'll notice numbers in the

50s by 7:00. it will be chilly by 10:00. elsewhere in san jose, numbers maybe 2-3 degrees cooler here. mid 70s by 10:00. mid 80s today. down a few degrees and cooler by 7:00 at 75 degrees. once again in san francisco a nice afternoon with upper 60s. mid 60s for about 4:00 in the afternoon staying nice and sunny. back home, 75 in oakland with 83 in fremont. notice in the north bay, still triple-digits you have to go pretty far to the north. our friends in the east bay valleys, quite warm, 102 yesterday. livermore, 98. 78 palo alto, a little cooler around the peninsula with the sea breeze staying within five miles of the shoreline. 88 in hollister. accu-weather seven-day forecast, it will stay hot inland perhaps

triple-digits, 80s around the bay and 50s around the coast. some cooling tomorrow. more significant cooling by the middle of the week into next week. it has been quite a tale of microclimates. >> carolyn: let's check out sports. this afternoon at 105 barry zito starts in the giants in the rubber game of the weekend series. this is exciting. today the petaluma national little league team is flying to pennsylvania for the little league world series. after winning the west regional in southern california. here is mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the noise you heard from the north bay was still of petaluma going crazy as 11-year-old team beat hawaii. hawaii is the foe. little does he know aloha means goodbye. petaluma coming from behind.

giving california the two-run lead. little league plays six inningss. down 7-4 and base hit gets past dillon moore but before the next hit. the runner misses the bag and they get the out. too close to call. doesn't matter. petaluma will represent the west in the little league world series against fairfield, connecticut. >> facing the white sox and petaluma native that started the winning rally. a's were up 4-1 but white sox roar back. kevin is gone. two-run shot. and who says baseball wasn't a dangerous sport. now tied at 6. a.j., one wide to the outfield. one run scores. top of eighth, a's take their

turn, jonny gomes, see ya! it ties the game. brandon follows with a shot down the line. gomes had added an r.b.i. single a's win it 9-7 and they are still in the wildcard hunt. >> i got a lot of memories. been in the world series and playoffs. the little league memories are pretty special and i'm excited. >> giants and rockies, matt cain an r.b.i. in the second. 2-0 giants and no better player in the league than buster posey, eight home runs, two-run shot. 4-0 g-men. striking out six, cain was solid. 11-5 on the season.

giants win big, 9-3 and now a game up on the dodgers who lost to the marlins. >> earthquakes 2-1 over seattle. that is the way the ball bounces. >> carolyn: today the san francisco 49ers will hold a fan testimony at candlestick park. they open this morning with a practice at 2:00. in between fans can sample game day amenities, food, beverage booth a live performance and meet-and-greet autograph sessions with 49er alumni. there will be a an exhibit showcasing a model of the new stadium now under construction in santa clara. >> this season you are going to be able to catch the 49ers and raiders right here on abc7. it's n.f.l. thursday night football. you can catch the niners against the seattle on october 18 and raiders against the denver broncos on december 6th both

right here on abc7. >> inside look on what is being called the world's largest recycling center in the south bay. state of the art technology it's using. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento, state lawmakers to california's anti-bullying laws aren't working in many cases. an audit o ♪

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>> carolyn: welcome back. state lawmakers want to know if anti-bullying laws are working. they are heading to the classroom to find out. nannette miranda has the details of a new audit in schools across the state. >> i was pushed around

physically. i was called a lot of names. >> high school senior karen knows all too well what bullying is like despite years of tough anti-bullying laws, for more than a decade, she feels schools are doing a poor job of helping people like him. >> the joint legislative audit committee is finally doing something about it. an assemblyman has gotten an approval of an audit of every public school to examine whether anti-bullying and harassment laws have been implemented. >> a survey found that every year more than 200,000 kids were harassed because they are gay or someone thought they were. >> they point to the recent shooting death of 15-year-old lawrence king of oxnard and suicide of a 13-year-old as can examples of how there might be some gaps. >> one student being bullied or

harassed is too many. we've seen our students either commit suicide, murdered. we need to do everything we can to save every life. >> democrats shouldn't make state government interfere with issues. >> they want to control bullies which really isn't under the purview of government. that is parents' responsibility. why don't they do an audit why the education system is failing. >> but an important to kaylin? >> i didn't find out about the laws until this year. >> the sawed expected to take nine months. nannette miranda, "abc 7 news". >> carolyn: new this morning, marin county water officials are considering two plans to protect against wildfires on mount tamalpais by getting rid of the invasive shrubs that threatened native plants.

one option is to use a controversial herbicide. they suspended using it back in 2005 over health concerns. there is fear chemicals would leach into reservoirs and contaminate drinking supplies. the district is considering a plan that doesn't use chemicals but will cost a lot more. marin independent journal the district plans to hire an environmental consultant to review options. >> a new state of the heart recycling facility is operating in the south bay. it's billed as the world's largest. david louie takes us inside the milpitas plant. it is bigger and runs faster than any recycling center you have seen before. technology makes the difference. 170 people to work two shifts a

day, they separated the we've. bulk handling systems built the system. >> we apply light in the near infrared range to an object, each type of material has a unique signature. we are abl to read that signature by using technology at high speed. when we see the target material we are able to eject it. >> the facility is financed by san jose's 8,000 businesses. they say it's cost-effective because recycling reduces what is sent to the landfill sites. >> it would cause rate increases for everybody. alternative would be having to haul our waste to a distant landfill and would generate more use of carbon fuels which is not desirable. >> right now 25% of the waste from san jose businesses gets diverted. two years from now it will be

80%. residential will go up to 95%. plastic bottles are part of the waste recycled here. they say a facility like this does not mean plastics can be recycled over and over. she is author of a book. >> a plastic bottle is not going to be recycled into another plastic bottle but into something like carpet or some kind of textile. those things don't don't get recycled. >> this is a major step forward if san jose implements the green strategy for the future. it's ultimate goal is to divert hundred percent of the waste and turn it into energy. >> carolyn: coming up next a true science wiz. a bay area woman is trying to make basic science more user friendly. take a live look from our roof cam. it should be a nice day if things hold they usually do.

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>> carolyn: many scientists will tell us we are learning many things so fast we are entering a golden age. wayne freedman has the story of a woman who hopes to change. >> they are making stuff inside the building. if you saw only the parts they might make you suspicious, test tubes, alligator clips. >> she knows all of them. she is the mastermind of this place. if her name sounds familiar you have seen it before on every box they ship out of here. she is the brain behind science wyoming. >> have you envisioned this being your career? >> absolutely not. >> she planned to be a scientist it led her to founding this

company that teaches science through kids and games. >> do you think it's more pleasing, i can't tell. >> it's a full-time job designing and manufacturing. her husband who is in china working out the kinks on a new project called cool circuits. >> you get mozart. what is that? ♪ ♪ >> she published her first kit back in 1995, it has sold millions of copies. she will tell you that making money was never her primary goal. >> you are covering stuff in here that most of us have forgotten and never learned. >> each book is linked to a website that anyone can use whether they buy or not. kids friendly videos is just part of it.

>> this approach does not come b by accident. it begins in her living room. >> albert einstein. >> the women meant years ago where doctor norman had enrolled her daughter. >> are you doing science here. i would love to do more science but when you get science things they never work. >> they work now in the hands on kits that show kids how to dues batteries to power electric motors or drop pumice into water to see which floats. or tablets to stimulate the forces that move earth's tectonic plates. >> they are more denying and they beneath continental plates. >> you lost me. i'm 58 years old. >> you should read the book.

>> maybe so because when it comes to science mankind has learned quite a lot. some of mankind anyway, don't blame penny norman. wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >> carolyn: families in san francisco are prepared for the start of new school year. yesterday at the community center there was combination health fair, parenting class and backpack giveaway all rolled into one. organizers said just getting ready for school can be a life changer. >> i think if you can go to school feeling that the community cares it makes a difference. >> the event was sponsored by mo magic, it was started by the public defenders office. lisa, i was talking about when the kids go back to school, things heat up. it's too far away to know that

right now. >> a little heat wave is holding on in the inland valleys. it's been really hot there. temperatures in the triple-digits. a little bit of fog. doesn't look like we're going to inland too much but i'll detail more coming up. >> and life of timothy green what the disney film can teach about parents. >> an unknown charge on her credit card that charges her to lose

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third the length of a football field. here is michael finney why they are having trouble keeping it in shipshape. >> it protects the tires. >> reporter: this looks funny next to her gigantic motor home. 33 feet long and 18 feet high it's ideal to travel with these guys. >> on the weekend if we want to go somewhere we pack up the dogs and go any time we want. >> she is careful to protect the motor home, not only with this giant covering but with this extended warranty. she has been paying $64 a month just in case something goes wrong. >> actually what happened the spring had broken. >> of course, something did go wrong. jack that levels the rv suddenly jammed. big camper was leaning to one side. she took it to repair shop and

filed a claim for the repair but something went wrong there, too? >> i didn't see the letter my warranty was cancelled. i didn't understand why. >> reporter: they would not paying the claim saying she failed to pay the premium. she says not true. >> we can't find the money. i said how can you not find the money? >> it was a big mix-up when she saw an unfamiliar charge on her credit card statement, something called warranty service plan charged her $70 for merchandise. agnus didn't recognize it. it turns out the charge was from good sam using a new name and charging a higher premium. >> now i have to explain my situation again. >> as soon as she realized it was good sam, she paid the premium. still the company said her policy had been cancelled. agnus kept pointing to this

document showing it did go through but no response. >> i'm going to channel 7 because i said i'm not getting anywhere with this. >> we contacted good sam which took her case to the board of directors, finally they agreed to reinstate the policy. the situation originated when she disputed the automatic monthly payment putting her policy past due and ultimately cancelled. once we became aware of the situation we worked with the credit card company and ensured that the claim was paid. soon after, agnus received this check for $237. >> i just really want to thank "7 on your side" because i know without your help it still wouldn't be solved. >> i would like to thank good sam for stepping up in this case. if you have a problem with a warranty or anything else, let me know about it.

go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side". >> carolyn: meteorologist lisa argen is here to get your week started off. >> it's going to be better especially into the workweek next week. >> carolyn: what do you mean better? >> numbers are getting out of triple-digits. we may be one or two today, a degree or two cooling but not much when you have been sweating it out for the past week. this ridge is going to hold on. sutro camera, noticed the low clouds and fog and depth of the marine layer has not fluctuated much. that has allowed the sea breeze to stay right along the shoreline and with that compressed marine air, it byrnes off quickly. we're getting sunshine at the coast although it's been for a short time. it will be cool today for outside lands. >> 57 in fremont with 49 in

sanity rose. cool numbers and fog. half moon bay, mile and quarter visibility there. with the areas of fog from sonoma to marin down along the peninsula we're looking at gray skies. it could push over into oakland and hayward this morning. then it will burn back quickly by 10:00 and that will bring temperatures down just a little bit around the bay today as it hangs out along the shoreline. it will pull back all the way. we'll get the sunshine in the city and then by the overnight hours tonight, it should make a little bit of a further push. we do have a system upstream so it will allow for cooling to work into the tri-valley. it's been a dominant ridge that has built up from the desert southwest into texas over much of california including the san joaquin valley where temperatures topped out about 111 degrees. the rest of the bay we're

talking tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday for the cooler air to spread inland. that will take you out of the triple-digits, low 90s by the middle of the week around livermore and concord. here we go. 105-109 from sacramento to fresno. 108 in vegas. we're looking at 110 in palm springs. >> 76 in tahoe. back home, should be nice day in milpitas with 82. san jose jazz festival again with numbers in the mid-80s there. 90 in los gatos. 87 in saratoga. low clouds and fog this morning from the san mateo coast and 79 in redwood city. this afternoon we'll look for temperatures once again in the upper 60s. more sunshine for the giants game. 84 in petaluma. 89 in santa rosa. near east bay, 75 in oakland with 83 in castro valley.

puff of fog for you folks from berkeley to oakland and then it's more hot weather here with 97 in danville. 101 livermore coming down a couple degrees. down by the monterey bay, sunny with 66 there and 88 in hollister. accu-weather seven-day, no spare the air, they could have one today because pollutants are trapped at the surface. it's not until the middle of the week we get the cooling inland. once it's gone we won't see it return with the dramatic heat. >> carolyn: opening theaters on wednesday is the fantasy drama odd life of timothy green. this is from parent company walt disney. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez got a look at the film about a child who may be too perfect.

jennifer garner they bury a box in their backyard and they get a surprise. not quite like other kids. ♪ ♪ >> it's funny, emotional and poignant. directed and written by academy award winner peter hedges. they are national tour promoting the film and met with us her. >> first time he was alone and my mom lived here for a number of years. we both have promises for this place. >> many people and family is important in the film. >> maybe people will stop for a moment and say, thanks for what you did for me today. >> for those who may be hold on to some resentments and

disappointments in our parents, this film will help you see and understand and appreciated your parents in a new way. >> it's such a minefield. my parents got everything right but it's interesting with the child you can interpret your own way. >> reporter: the story frank zappa's son. they shot in georgia. movie magic that he hopes will translate into box office magic. his career is taking off. he will be the great gadsby in christmas. it opens next wednesday. >> carolyn: coming up next, it happened again, a chimpanzee gets lose in las vegas.

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>> carolyn: yes, we have the winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus. mega number is 24. no one correctly picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $12 million. a chimpanzee who rampage through a las vegas neighborhood last month has been captured after getting loose from her owners after a second time. police were called just before 5:00 yesterday about c.j. the chimp. they used a tranquilizer dart to subdue her. one of the owners says someone intentionally let her out. last month she got loose and the two terrorized the neighborhood. they shot and killed buddy when he made a move toward onlookers.

this time she was captured without resisting arrest. she is being held at a las vegas zoo. >> a power upgrade becomes an outrage for an east bay neighborhood. why not everyone is a big fan of the biggest concert event in the bay area. good morning! wow.

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