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behind me. you can see there's disappointment against the parents that are gathered here. they were looking for out right approval. instead the board agreed to approve the charter petition but with provisions. as the clayton valley high eagles prepare to face off against their next opponent supporters of converting the 53- year-old school into a charter high school prepare to face off against the school district. >> this is the way for us to take control and our teachers to take control. >> reporter: mom allyson says budget cuts have led to a decline at the quality of education at the school and fewer opportunities for students. she believes taking clayton valley out of the district will allow teachers to try innovative programs to restore academic rigor. >> one of the things for charter schools is you're

released from the bureaucracy but you're also accountable. >> we were concerned about that. >> reporter: the school board president wants more details. >> how that educational program is going to differentiate itself from the education program now in place. >> reporter: reporting live tonight here in concord, i'm heather holmes. new at 10:00, trying to stop the spread of west nile virus. vector control and contra county were out fogging. 15 dead birds and four groups of mosquitoes have all tested

positive for west nile. officials say the pesticides they're using is not dangerous to humans. >> i think it's an important part of living in this community. you keep the west nile down with the mosquito control and so forth. >> reporter: so far this year there have been no reported cases of west nile in humans. but in the last year, 36 people have been diagnosed with that disease and two have died. some tech start ups are upset that the port is evicting them from their offices. those folks put down their computers today and picked up protest signs. >> we filed the notice on september 6 saying you have to be out of here on september 30th. >> reporter: jason wong is one of about 20 people that work

here at the start up hub. >> it's really kind of crazy that san francisco would want to shut this down. >> reporter: last week the port of san francisco notified all tenants that inspectorred had found the building unsafe and ordered everyone to leave. >> kind of put us in a bind so we've been running all over the city trying to find new office space that we can move to immediately. >> reporter: tom brown says he had sublet the building. tom says he offered to make necessary repairs but the port has not responded. >> every city in this country and probably the world, if they called what i would call a jewel of job creation and tech invasion they would bend over backwards to say what can we do to help you. >> reporter: skeptics know that eviction comes just as the city

is preparing for the america's cup. we do know the governor has asked to meet to resolve the issue. university of california officials are preparing a plan that could dramatically increase tuition again. they need more money to maintain the quality of education. in the last five years, tuition has nearly doubled to $12,000. university is asking regents permission now to raise tuition by as much as 16% a year over the next four years. now about five years ago, tuition and fees cost undergraduate california residents nearly $6,100. since then tuition has risen steadily. if the regents approve the 16% hike next week, tuition in 2012 will be just under $14,000. then it could rise to $21,000 in 2015. four teenagers are facing

murder charges. police announce the arrest today. david lee hall and three juveniles who are 15, 16 and 17 years old are seen in this surveillance video running from the scene. the four are accused of killing antonio torrez to steal a gold necklace he was wearing an and an i pod. police say their break came after one of the teenagers bragged about the shooting. this is one of the men wanted for a botched robbery at home depot. an oakland s.w.a.t. team surrounded the store near san pablo. police say they have surveillance video of killin helping cantrell and that the gun cantrell was carrying was actually a fake. the stand off lasted for hours, all of the employees were able to get out safely. we're getting more information on more explosive found after a bomb scare this

afternoon. it started after lunch time. news chopper two was overhead as that scene unfolded. police say mark sublot kept explosives and firearms inside the home. officers detonated the explosives in the front yard around 6:40 this evening. just a short time ago, police told us bomb technicians found four additional devices inside the home. officers took sublot into custody. new information about a bizarre incident where a 4-foot grenade launcher was found in the backseat of an suv driven by a 15-year-old. we have more on what caught police' attention. >> reporter: it is a good question for police, how did a 15-year-old boy get his hand on a rocket propelled grenade. the teen driving this blue

dodge durango was blasting loud music. after the stop, officers saw something very unusual in the backseat. >> it's unusual to locate a device, a rocket launcher in the back of a vehicle. >> reporter: you can see it here standing vertically on the sidewalk. the device is a rocket propelled grenade. this you tube video shows it's destructive power. able to penetrate concrete bunker and even tanks. not taking any chances, police shut down busy nevado boulevard and evacuated near by businesses. >> now that you know what it was what do you think? >> i think i'm glad we evacuated. >> reporter: patients at this medical office building couldn't get to their appointments. >> i heard helicopters, all kind of sirens. i finally went downstairs, an officer came up and told me what was going on. and i was very surprised. >> that's a little scary.

very scary. >> reporter: a uc berkeley bomb squad robot was put into action. the device was fully functional but the grenade itself was not found. police are now trying to find the grenade and find out how the teenager got the device. the 15-year-old was booked into juvenile. police are looking into reports that he has a brother that was or still is in the military. the rpg is now at travis air force base. live in nevado, ken wayne. an update tonight on a story we first told you about back in february. the body of 74-year-old dale

smith was found buried beneath a bar-b-que pit. at the time neighbors said they had not seen smith for a long time and his wife had not reported him missing. tonight authorities in contra costa county are still looking for a teenager who walked away from a rehabilitation facility. two 14 and two 15-year-olds all sneaked out of the byron facility. that facility is not locked or fenced. three boys were found at a wal- mart but spencer thomas-brown is still missing. back here in 10 minutes, we're going to talk about thunderstorms up in the foothills and we're going to talk about the fog that's headed your way and your cooler temperatures for your wednesday. >> i received a gift that you can't even describe how big it was. only on two, a bay area

man's life saving surgery and the girl

only on two tonight, a remarkable little girl and her gift of life. she was only nine when she was killed in a car crash, and tonight a bay area man is alive because of her. amber lee is live now, and tell us that's just part of this

little girl's story. >> reporter: this summer 9-year- old rachel beck's story made national headlines when she died. but her story lives on. she's given the remarkable gift of life to a man who lives right here. >> knowing that a child passed away and the family made available this organ available for me is too much emotionally. >> reporter: less than two months ago, mark says his kidneys were failing. he had been on the transplant list for five years, waiting for the perfect match. late march the call came, a 9- year-old had been taken off life support, the child was the perfect match. the identities of both the donor and the recipient were kept confidential. but a week later, he heard the story of a girl called rachel

beckwood who had started to raise money for a fund called clean water. when beck learned how she died he realized his kidney came from rachel. >> i received a gift that you can't even describe how big it was. >> reporter: mark donated to rachel's cause and wrote a thank you note to her family. >> i had my life returned to me and as repayment to rachel i plan to carry her charitable torch for the rest of my life. >> reporter: mark's tone struck a note on the public. >> rachel was an emotion girl and i got that part of her. >> reporter: now rachel's family says mark is a part of them. mark says he hopes the story and the nation's generosity will encourage others to become organ donors. rescue workers found joshua

rob in the san san bernardino mountains today about a mile from grand view elementary. the boy was taken to a los angeles hospital by helicopter. he doesn't speak much. he is tired but other wise in good condition. the child is believed to have left school monday morning by squeezing through the bars of a metal fence. and school officials say the boy has a history of running away. in a courtroom in hawaii today, a 38-year-old man from santa cruz pled not guilty for murder. ier ral galaway is accused of first degree murder -- gerald galaway is accused of first degree murder, attempted murder

for the death of celestial cassman. mendecino county has increased the reward for aaron bassler. team of officers have been scouring the area around fort bragg but so far he's been able to elude them. bassler is very comfortable living in the forest. bail has been set for two uc berkeley graduates that have been jailed in iran. that means josh fattal and shane bauer could be free in days. >> reporter: there is finally hope, real hope. sandy close heard from bauer's mother this morning. >> shane's mother e-mailed me that this is the real thing, this is real. >> reporter: the iranian police

arrested bauer, fattal and shourd on charges of spying. this came after an iranian court set bail at half a million dollars each for bauer and f attal. the family said that it was a huge relief that they are going to be freed. >> i benefit from the outside world. i think it's the most horrible thing that could happen for them. >> reporter: students on campus are hopeful the ordeal will end soon. >> it's really scary knowing that students from my college are actually scared for their lives right now in a different country. and i'm just happy that these americans are coming back to

our country. c ount -- >> we obviously hope that we will see a positive outcome from what appears to be a decision from the government. >> reporter: the state department is getting news about the two americans through swiss envoys. a group battling the sex trafficking of youth in oakland is looking for help tonight. they said there has been a decline in prostitution ever since those billboards were first installed on international boulevard, tonight they're asking for

funds to keep the board up. a class action suit was filed today in san mateo county superior court against natalie's salon. the suit charges that employees often work more than 10 hours a day but were never paid overtime. ktvu was unable to reach the managers of the salon for comment. prices are rising at the gas pump and bay area drivers are feeling the pinch. gas prices shot up 12-cents a gallon in just one month to an average price of $4. that's 5-cents higher than the state average. oakland, fremont and concord saw the biggest jump. high temperatures today a little cooler in some locations. it was still pretty warm in fairfield and antioch. highs tomorrow cooler still. a lot of fog at the coast is pushing into the bay. i think we'll see more fog tomorrow morning when we get

going. this is the weather system i'm tracking. as it does temperatures trend south. so we're looking for a bit of a cooldown. this is a subtle cool down tomorrow. we're looking at increments of 5 degrees, three degrees, so not a big drop. highs maybe just in the upper 70s. as you blow through the bay area microclimates. you have fog at the coast tomorrow but mid-50s downtown san francisco. as you move out across the bay you're going to find mid-70s, low 70s. and then out in the hot spots out in the livermore valley you will find those low to mid-80s. back here at 10:45, the five day forecast with your weekend in view. a major upset tonight in a congressional district rocked by a scandal that made national headlines. plus a bay area city wants to drastically drop the number of medical marijuana clubs. why this

a very close race in new york tonight in that special election to replace congressman weiner who resigned in that sexting scandal. the city of san jose took a big step to dramatically reduce the number of medical marijuana clubs in san jose. the owners of those clubs are furious. what they're already threatening to do. >> reporter: the city council spent two years trying to figure out how to regulate medical marijuana clubs. during that time the number of

clubs exploded to 140. so some club owners and patients call today's ordnance outrageous. >> i don't flaunt it, i need it. i have pain. >> reporter: regardless the council decided to limit the number of clubs to 10. licensing will come on a first come first serve basis. clubs must cultivate marijuana on-site. >> the most unrealistic thing about cultivating on-site is that federal law conflicts with us being to do that. >> reporter: but the sheriff says it's the best way to keep track of the pot. no matter how much the city believes it will work, pot club owners are weighing their options. at the top of the list, a referendum to put it on a ballot. >> this is california, there

will be litigation. that's just the way life is. >> reporter: the final chance for voters to change the mind of the council will be next week. county supervisors approved a ban on a smoking ban in condos. the ban would be phased in on existing units and new units. one supervisor said he was concerned about regulating what people do in their own homes. some residents on a los angeles suburb are in a quandary against coyotes. several neighbors are against a proposal to trap and kill the coyotes while others worry the coyotes will become more aggressive. there is a chance the coyotes will move on their own when that damaged house is torn down. airport pat downs that

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transportation officials are working on making airport security a little more kid friendly now. today homeland security secretary janet napolitano made the announcement that changes are comes and they will include letting children younger than 13 keep their shoes on at checkpoints. kids will also now go through body scanners or body detectors instead of being patted down. this all comes after outrage on

videos showing children being screened. napolitano says the new rules will be released in the next week. u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood and federal aviation administration randy babbit says millions of the dollars were wasted this past month when a political fight led to work stoppages all across the country. some 70,000 workers were laid off during that time including workers at oakland international. >> don't tie whatever your political agenda is to our jobs and run people out of work and break them town to nothing. >> today the house approved an agenda. new figures offer an alarming picture of poverty in america. the number of poor is 15% equal to the population of california

and colorado. poverty is defined as a family of four living on $22,000 a year. and the number of people with no health insurance is 49 million. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live now in san jose to show us how even in the state's most affluent counties residents are struggling to get by. >> san jose the capital of silican valley in the most affluent county in california, still go below street level and you will find poverty. on the banks and creeks the homeless make their homes. encampments in santa clara county, where the median price of a house is more than $700,000. the median household income is $85,000. >> the whole year maybe 4,000. >> reporter: you can't survive? >> i can't survive on that. >> reporter: you find poverty

in the soup kitchens. the number is rising and more children are here for a meal. >> without food like we wouldn't live. >> if i wasn't in poverty i wouldn't be here today. this is an awesome place. >> reporter: many here have jobs but still live at poverty levels. >> the federal poverty level is 22,000 for a family of four. in santa clara county because the cost of living is so much higher the equivalent would be people having to earn 65,000. >> reporter: growing food lines, growing homeless encampments a snapshot of poverty in santa clara county. >> the need is greater, the protracted recession probably morphing into a depression is going to create poverty that america has not seen since the 30s. >> i'm going to look into the cameras, i could be you, you could be me. just one paycheck away my friends. >> reporter: if there is one bright side, catholic charities says people are even more

generous now than before. giving to others if they can. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now about poverty in america. this number explains a lot. last year about 86 million people of working age did not work one single week. and about 22% of all children were living below the poverty line. as for racial differences, blacks remain at the bottom of the median household income. president obama took his campaign to ohio today. he walked out to a revved up crowd. the president demanded the congress pass his economic and jobs plan asking what in the world are we waiting for. >> this isn't about giving me a win. this isn't about giving democrats or republicans a win. it's about giving the american people a win. >> reporter: mitch mcconnel took to the senate floor saying that the tax increases shows

that the bill is not bipartisan but republican house majority leader eric canter says he is cautiously optimistic that the two sides can reach agreement on some of the plan. a few details are emerges about president obama's visit a week from friday to the bay area. he's said to attend two private fundraisers at the peninsula. one is at the home of john thompson. and the second is at the home of sheryl sandberg. the race for mayor in san francisco has taken a negative turn. david stevenson tells us about a new television ad. >> reporter: major

>> reporter: mayor lee was all smiles meeting with san francisco city council even when his campaign went into a new negative. >> i'm sure i'm not going to run. this has not been my agenda. >> reporter: mayoral candidate leland yee this weekend began running this campaign ad. pushed lee to break a promise not to seek the office permanently. >> there are many many issues and themes within this particular campaign. this ad talks about how independence from powell broker just one of them. >> reporter: it's just one of the ads to hit the tv air waves and the first to go negative so far. >> it's telling that the only thing he wants people to know about his campaign, is that he wants to attack lee, he said nothing about jobs. >> reporter: other candidates

said they are closing in on lee's lead. >> all these candidates are going to stay in the race. clearly we're making a very strong showing. >> reporter: there are 16 candidates for mayor. hill announced he will introduce a bill to -- the mexican flag flew right next to the american flag ahead of mexican independence day. the mexican national anthem filled the air as the flag was rose. mexican independence day is actually this friday the 16th of september. it was on that day back in 1810 that mexico declared its independence from spain. remarkable video and even

more remarkable story. a group of people jump into action to save a stranger's life and they say they are not heros. back here in 10 minute, we'll have your forecast for tomorrow. and inincludes it includes a ( grunting ) ls

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the fighting occurred in the most residential part of kabul. and in argen to the tina a total of 11 died and several were injured after a train derailed in buenos aires. international aid is being rushed to the area and the need is great, more than 4 million acres of agoture land is under water. -- of agriculture land is under water so food shortages are expected. >> firefighters have now been able to make progress against several fires that are burning in current county. hundreds of people who had been ordered to leave their homes have now been allowed to

return. but some summer homes 20 miles northwest of tepachape have been evacuated the fire has burned some 100 square miles most of them sparse. some remarkable video now of people who risk their own safety to save a stranger. but even so they don't want to be called heros. it happened in utah. a motorcyclists became trapped under a car. a group of people rushed to help lifting the car and then pulling that man to safety. and it all happened while the motorcycle and the car were in flames. you see the man there being pulled to safety. that motorcyclists said today he is very thankful to everyone who stopped and saved his life. a paramedic who pulled off a daring rescue in walnut creek that is credited with saving the life of a woman is being recognized for his bravery. this video shows dave mencat as he pulled janet logan from the

walnut creek last year. a new report released today, the report commissioned by the state says san francisco's ocean beach will be the hardest hit. of particular concern the highway itself. a master plan for dealing with erosion is in the works now. the tracks on the california were damaged in several spots early this summer because of accidents and from flooding. one accident late last month happened in nebraska where a train hit a farm vehicle. eastbound service resumes this thursday with the train leaving from emeryville. westbound service begins friday out of chicago. california is looking with a critical eye at president

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according to our exclusive new ktvu field poll, support for president obama in california is shrinking and his approval rating has hit historic lows in our state. alex savage tells us what's bringing him down. >> reporter: president obama seems to be losing ground in california. according to new numbers from the nonpartisan field research corporation, his overall job approval rating among likely voters is just 46% with 44% disapproval. this is the first time the president's job rating has dipped below 50% in california. just three months ago he

enjoyed 54% approval. >> they're down rating the president's handling of the economy and that's having this big effect on just how they view the president over all. >> reporter: on the issue of the economy, this new poll shows 40% of californians approve of the president' performance. one year ago that number was 48%. >> i think he's going to have a hard time getting reelected if those numbers don't get up. >> reporter: jay sullivan has been out of work for the past eight months. he believes the president is doing everything he can to create jobs. >> i don't believe he can be the one to take the blame for it all. i think it's up to congress to step up to the plate. >> reporter: some say frustrated job seekers are driving down the president's approval numbers. and if support of the president is slipping here in california, a traditional blue state, that could spell real trouble for his reelection. a trend he will try to turn

around before next year's election. alex savage, ktvu news. stocks finished the day in positive territory. the dow gained 44 and the nasdaq picked up 37. at the start of trading worries about a possible credit downgrade of french banks sent stocks sliding. but stocks rallied for the first day of gains since august. google is letting residents opt out of wifi. it's android phones cross reference the data base to figure out it's location when gps is not available. a poston european blogs say an opt out option will be available in late autumn. facebook users can expect big changes tomorrow. the network site will

automatically group people by corporation, school or friends group. the line by the italian luxury designer was sold for a fraction of the regular price. that attracted people to both the target store and target website. several target locations told ktvu they sold out of all of their items early in the day. those who snagged some of the items, are trying to make some profit. as of now, there's more than 17 listings on ebay for massoni for target. in thunderstorms up in the mountains this afternoon and this evening there'll be more

tomorrow. let's look at this one i was tracking. this one came down the river canyon up lake oroville. you can see it there there's some watches for it and it starts to fall apart as it moves down into paradise and down to chico. look at this from today. 24 hour loop and you can see along the spine of the sierra nevada. up near mount watson. tropical moisture not visiting the bay area but hammering the sierra nevada. weaver we're getting a lot of lightning and we're getting a lot of rain too. a similar pattern tomorrow. temperatures a little bit cooler around here: and thunderstorms getting sparked off on the west slope by 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. tomorrow the fog is there. i have fog right now in the avenues. i have fog shooting across the mission district. we'll look at temperatures

tomorrow instead of in the upper 80s, i think we'll see low and mid-80s in the warm spots. so the computer model does this. here we are tonight. you see it, you have a couple of stray showers. we go through tomorrow afternoon and it starts again. not as severe, doesn't look. we're seeing less power in these storms. they're present tomorrow afternoon and again on thursday afternoon. right. and most of it is shifting east and shifting north a little bit. our constant player will be to the north. that cooling trend that we talked about is here. it's a subtle cooling trend that takes us to friday. and then for the bay area weekend the temperatures southerly go up. from 85 to 88. so not a big jump. 84 tomorrow in san helena. 84 in fairfield, not expecting any thundershowers around here. if you're headed to the lake tahoe area.

84 in concord, your forecast high. 89 in brentwood and 85 in livermore. pleasant weather what you would expect for this time of year. nothing behind schedule here. final low clouds coast side, you're used to that. that's just how it's been. but the fog is not as entrenched. the fog, it's going to go away pretty soon as we get into the fall months which obviously as you know right along the beaches of san francisco and the coastal area and coastal california. temperatures begin to warm up -z on sunday. >> we just keep chugging along. >> we really do. a backhoe may not be what you think of to help out an environmental project but that's just what was needed today to bring the coastline back. over the next several weeks, seven more levees are scheduled to be broken.

the hope is to flood 630 acres of former salt ponds with water. the hope is to bring back species to allow the area to return to its state. >> that's all going to get covered with marsh plants. >> reporter: the work is part of a 50 year plan to restore

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this year's north coast olive harvest is turning out to be a downer. growers say this year they are seeing less than half the amount of olives on the trees. one oil producer said the harvest is a quote disaster. this season has kind of been a disaster for the giants. they are hanging by one teeny little thread. >> but until they're mathematically, you're right. diamondbacks they played down in the desert so why not make them sweat a little bit down the stretch. that's all the giants have left to hope for. the only way they can make them

sweat is by continuing to win and they did that today. panda one of his three hits so far. then a rookie justin christian with a shot up the middle. base hit and this time it's sandoval in the 4th inning coming on home. right now we're in the bottom of the 12th inning, a 2-2 ball game. arizona has already won their ball game against the dodgers so no matter what it's not going to be a bad night for them. and the angels get a look at the story of the year. jerome is with the visiting angels. not before richard seymore throws out the first pitch. and there's jerome williams who had a brief day with the giants way back when. was playing semi probaseball earlier this year. what a come back.

he's been great with the angels. josh willingham scores one in. it's a 3-3 ball game. no decision for jerome williams but the angels already in the lead by one late in the ball game. soaks it away. kendrick with his second two run shot of the game. and that's it. the big statistic, the a's hitting the four double plays tonight. angels going ahead and nitpick. the only thing that matters is the 1-0 record that follows us. it's true, raiders did commit 15 penalties but the good outweighed the bad. 150yards rushing for mcfaden and hugh jackson and his first win as an nfl coach. >> i haven't slept, the meal was horrible. i've been watching buffalo so i don't feel good right now because they beat the team that

they played really badly. so right now i got some issues. you know. and i got to address them, it's going to take me probably till sunday to start feeling good again. >> meantime boy, seems that life isn't getting any better for manny ramirez after abruptly retiring early. admits drug allegations. he was released from jail today on $2,500 jail after his wife had reported last night that ramirez had slapped her. he was arrested and could face misdemeanor domestic battery charges although he seemed to take things in stride as reporters addressed him. >> i believe your family left. >> oh they left, all right. somebody will pick me up. >> meantime kind of an under the radar move by the niners as they sign a blocking tight end. justin peel a nine year veteran out of dublin went to high

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