your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. [ yelling ] angry crowds silence san francisco's top cop. what's next as police try to control the rage over a deadly shooting. nose gear touchdown... having fired the imagination... >> touching down for the last time. the picture-perfect end for atlantis and 30 years of space shuttle history. good morning. it's thursday, july 21. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger. time now is 4:30. we'll start you off with a look at traffic and weather. i guess a little fog throughout. >> yeah, fog at the coast, more cloud cover on the whole but today's going to be another

beautiful day similar to yesterday, maybe a little cooler. still warming up into the 90s inland. i'll tell you how warm we'll be in our warmest spots in just a bit but gianna has traffic. >> thank you. good morning. well, we are starting off with roadwork this morning on the pay bridge. in fact, it's going to show you down in both directions. details in just minutes. back to you. >> thank you. it was the perfect way to end nasa's space shuttle program. a smooth landing for atlantis about an hour and a half ago at cape canaveral, florida. >> atlantis is home, its journey complete, a moment in history to be remembered. >> the international space station was built and 200 satellites were carried into orbit in the 30-year history of the shuttle program. there were 14 astronauts who died in the challenger and

columbia disasters of 1986 and 2003. as for the remaining shuttles, they will become museum pieces. endeavour will be on display in the california science center. atlantis will be on display next year in florida at the kennedy space center visitor center. >> the projection is that it will draw more people year round than the shuttles ever did. >> starting tomorrow, about 2,000 workers at kennedy are expected to be laid off. there is no replacement for the shuttle program. the u.s. will instead rely on russia and private companies. we have live pictures to show from you kennedy space center. the crew is holding a post landing news conference. we'll check into that and have a live report on his historic landing coming up at 5 a.m. here at home, san francisco's police chief is turning to plan b. a shouting match cut short his town hall

meeting last night over a deadly police shooting in the bayview. anne makovec is at the police station this morning. i guess things got heated. >> reporter: certainly. now, the police chief says there will be more meetings to come but none are scheduled just yet. it was a rough night for the police last night. take a look at this scene. this is the police chief getting shouted down. [ screaming ] >> reporter: chief greg suhr left not long after that. he did try several times to answer people's questions but a lot of people were mainly there to vent. [ screaming ] >> people are upset. an act of violence happened in their town square. but we were doing our best to make sure mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> the meeting was held in

response to a police shooting you just heard suhr referring to. it happened as officers approached a 19-year-old for fare evasion. he took off. police say he was shooting at him as they ran. they shot him and he died. his name is kenneth harding a parolee from seattle wanted for questioning in a shooting death out there. people say it wasn't about him, they say it was more about years of bad relations with the community. people say they are upset. they say police shot to kill in this circumstance that they let him bleed to death and it happened in front of children. >> do you know how long the meeting lasted ? does anyone feel like anything was accomplished? > >> reporter: now, people got some of their complaints off of their shoulders. but obviously the police chief is only there for about an hour. so a lot of it, you know, they felt like they were talking to each other. there was a city council member there and we're going to hear from her in the next half hour.

>> anne makovec live for us this morning in san francisco, thank you. no everyone at the meeting came from the bayview and 43 people were arrested on the night of the protest. most of them were not from the bayview. only 17 were from san francisco. just one was from the bayview. richmond police are searching for a killer after another young man is gunned down in the streets. 20-year-old darrell russell was shot to death near the nevin community center shortly before noon yesterday. police say someone got out of a car and shot russell at close range. the victim's grandmother lost another grandson in a shooting two years ago. >> i'm just tired. this is the second grandchild

i'm going to bury in two years. >> police say they have no motive for yesterday's killing but they are looking at possible connections to a double murder in the same area sunday night that may be gang- related. the fbi is searching for an 85-year-old woman believed kidnapped by one of her sons who has ties to the bay area. investigators believe doris goldberg was taken from her home in ashland, oregon, on may 24. she has alzheimer's disease and had been living with another son. the suspect in this case is 55- year-old marshall goldberg. he has connections to daly city and the fbi believes he may be here in the bay area. goldberg also has ties to southern california. he used to work odd jobs in the film industry in north hollywood. he was last known to be driving a 1996 gold oldsmobile four- door sedan, california plates 3szy023. and one of the three people who went over a 317-foot waterfall in yosemite was a

university of san francisco student. all three with a church group from the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witnesses say the three had crossed a metal guardrail to take pictures in the swollen river above vernal fall. a woman fell into the water and then a man and another woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies have not yet been recovered. there is a new man in charge of transportation in san francisco. the "chronicle" newspaper says ed reese skin will be named today as executive director of the municipal transportation agency. he has been san francisco's public works director since 2008. san francisco mayor ed lee seems to be backing off from his pledge that he will not run for a full term this fall. the "chronicle" reports for the first time lee is not ruling it out. if lee does get into the race, polls show he would become an instant front-runner. this morning president obama is changing his tune.

he now says he could support a short-term debt deal to prevent the u.s. from going into default. but the president says he would only back a stop-gap measure if a larger agreement was essentially in place. he had previously said he would not support a short-term plan. he is hoping the bipartisan "gang of six" plan can gain enough support in the house and senate to pass. >> let's actually take this moment and see if we can rally around something that could actually move forward. >> if we can help in the debt ceiling debate by producing this product, fine. >> lawmakers must raise the debt limit by august 2 or the u.s. will default on its bills for the first time. >> let's check traffic, first to weather. >> a little more cloud cover this morning than yesterday at this time. marine layer back in the picture, still shallow but bringing some of the clouds and some of the fog. temperatures outside right now pretty mild though.

still 56 in concord. 56 for oakland. also 56 right now in redwood city and san rafael sitting at 54. the highs for today are going to be beautiful again but not quite as warm as we were yesterday. livermore making it to 95. we'll see 86 as a high in fremont, 47 for san francisco and 90 santa rosa -- 74 for san francisco and 90 santa rosa. we'll have the extended forecast coming up but first gianna has traffic. >> lots of roadwork this morning. first of all bay bridge westbound you are going to see various lanes blocked between the cantilever section and treasure island eastbound off the skyway towards treasure island. so that should be there at least until 5:00. right now here's live look. looks like traffic is moving nicely on the upper and lower decks. accident southbound side of 101 right at broadway. two cars involved over to the right shoulder. chp is on scene. you can see though on our sensors no major delays 10. 1 good in both directions towards sfo no delays. 101 in marin county a little

different. ongoing roadwork. it's in effect until september. so various lanes blocked right around highway 37. , novato, san rafael affected. give yourself some extra time. hopefully everything will be wrapped up between 5:00 and 6:00 this morning. golden gate bridge not too bad. things look good into san francisco. looks like no delays there. we'll check mass transit coming up. commuters may be getting money back. >> it's a win-win for both sides. >> the new plan to have your boss foot the bill for part of your trip to work, coming up. >> and bashful travelers may be getting a break. the new improved scanner that's less revealing. coming up. grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots.

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sacramento lawmakers passed a ne for employer soon you may be able to get your boss to pay for some of your work commute. sacramento lawmakers passed a

bill that makes it easier for employers to pay for part of the bill. transportation experts say it will draw more people out of their cars. >> it will help the employees by getting them off the road to work more rested sped of having to fight the traffic santa barbara instead of having to fight the graphic and $4-gallon gas. >> california's chamber of commerce spoke out against the bill. small business owners says it costs them. the costs will be tax- deductible for businesses. the bill is on the governor's desk. new numbers from the state show that last year was the safest year on california roads since the 1940s. 1944 to be specific. the number of traffic deaths dropped last year for the fifth straight year to about 2700. that's a 37% drop since 2005. researchers say traffic safety campaigns and drunk driving crackdowns played major roles.

ucsf is putting seatbelts in its shuttle buses in response to last week's crash. the university hopes to have the fleet outfitted by the end of next month. state lawmakers are also looking into why shuttle buses are exempt from laws that require seatbelts. wall street will get the report on new jobless claims this morning. then investors will be watching on capitol hill. fed chairman ben bernanke will testify before the senate banking committee. he will explain how regulators are -- what regulators are doing on putting new financial rules into place. a new federal law calls for 243 new rules. if you held a mortgage with countrywide, you may get some money back. thousands of borrowers were overcharged by countrywide when they defaulted or fell behind on their mortgages. the money is part of a settlement reached last year with the federal trade

commission. refunds will average about $240 each. steve jobs hasn't stepped down as ceo but cupertino-based apple may already be looking for a replacement. the "wall street journal" reports that some board members are talking to recruiters, plus the head of another big tech company. jobs is currently on medical leave and those talks are being described as, quote, informal. an informal look at succession options. 4:45. it is billionaires against millionaires. a crucial vote today in the nfl lockout and how a deal could help plan for a new 49ers stadium. >> the age recommendation for mammograms is changing again. when doctors say women should now start screening. and phone hacking. it's all over the headlines. surprisingly easy to do. the voicemail systems most prone to break-ins saint yours? and we are clear for take- off out of sfo today. beautiful conditions, 77, plenty of sunshine. but if your heading to the east today, chicago nice temperatures at 49 degrees as a

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the transportation security administration plans to instal re on scanning soon, no more naked images at airports. the transportation security administration plans to install new software on scanning machines. now, that will allow security workers to spot possible threats on passengers without having to view images of naked bodies. this comes after complaints that the current full-body scanners invade privacy. the upgrade will be installed at airports nationwide in the next couple of months. the price tag for another new terminal at sfo just went up. according to "the examiner," planners want the new terminal 3 to meet the same standards as the new terminal 2. it will feature an 18,000-square-foot

expansion, more seating and additional retail space. the price estimate has jumped from $24 million to $104 million. the airport commission is currently soliciting new bids for a contract. no public money will be used. there are some signs of hope now that the national football league will start its season on time. representatives of players and team owners are working on a final labor agreement that's expected to be ready for a vote today. the players reportedly passed a vote today saying some terms still need to be worked out. the owners locked out the players months ago preventing any formal practices, although many players have organized unofficial workouts. part of the complex agreement would set aside money for the 49ers to build their new stadium in santa clara. the "san jose mercury news" says the league could kick in up to $140 million. still, the team needs to secure a lot more financing for the project, which will cost an estimated $987 million.

meanwhile, oakland official unveiled a plan yesterday to build a new stadium for the raiders. there's also been some very informal talk of a possible joint stadium to be shared by the two teams. it's a victory for native americans protecting burial grounds. the tribes reached an easement settlement with the vallejo recreation district to protect glen cove. it eliminates the planned restroom facility and relocates the planned parking lot to an area with no cultural remnants. the tribes have been camped out for 98 days trying to block the planned development. yesterday may haven't warmest day of our workweek but no reason to get upset. it's going to be gorgeous today with plenty of sunshine. pretty mild as you step outside the door this morning. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. mostly clear start in those inland locations. around the bay a little cloud cover. at the coast, of course, low clouds and fog. more clouds than we saw yesterday morning. by this afternoon, warming up

nicely. still going to hit the mid-90s inland. around the bay we are going to see temperatures in the 70s and at the coastline, a little more cloud cover than yesterday, and temperatures in the 60s. that area of high pressure from the southeast continuing to keep us warm. this low will slowly slide through over the next couple of days and that will cool us down a little bit but for today you can still enjoy very pleasant conditions and hot throughout the rest of northern california today. 100 as a high in fresno, 97 in sacramento, 97 in redding, 79 for lake tahoe and 88 in yosemite. here in our neck of the woods, going to make it to 89 in milpitas, 88 for sunnyvale, 65 at half moon bay, 88 for redwood city and 63 for daly city. today inland spots seeing 94 antioch, 93 san ramon, 77 oakland and alameda. benicia 86. another pretty day today. warm plenty of sunshine and

similar conditions for friday, cooler. but then we continue to cool off -- actually, warmer for the weekend but the cooling trend continues into next workweek. so only in the 80s by the time we hit the middle of next week. we'll see mostly sunny skies. so overall great weekend ahead. let's go to gianna. are the roadways looking great? >> they are pretty good as far as accidents go. we are dealing with roadwork. first of all the south bay 101 this portion looks good near mckee headlights northbound no delays. we have that ongoing construction at tully see this ramp is closed off 101 so heads up there. this is an ongoing project so do plan for. that jumping over to our maps, the rest of the south bay also problem-free. looks like lots of green on our sensors this morning. here's a live look at 880/237 connector, no problems. quick trip 101 to 85. they have roadwork but they

are wrapping it up early, no delays. southbound 17 to ramp at highway 9 roadwork in effect until noon. so that ramp will be closed so use an alternate until noon. we are seeing slight delays on the southbound side of 17. east bay good. westbound 8no delays from the carquinez bridge to the maze. altamont pass clear. from you taking 880 through oakland, free-flowing. bay bridge roadwork in effect upper and lower decks. looks like they will wrap things up in 15 minutes. that's a look at traffic. back to you. >> thank you, gianna. a ballot measure aimed at banning male circumcision in san francisco is getting attention at the state and federal levels. this afternoon, two state assembly members will have a news conference in san francisco to talk about their bill to prevent local jurisdictions from banning circumcision. a southern california congressman has introduced a similar bill in washington. one of the nation's biggest women's healthcare groups is changing its position now on breast cancer screening.

the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists is now telling women to start getting those annual mammograms when they turn 40 rather than 50. that is different from the latest guidelines from a government task force. instead they say women 50 and older should get screenings every other year instead of annually. it's 4:54. it turns out that hacking into voicemail in the u.s. is pretty easy depending on your phone carrier. cybercrime experts say hacking is hard to trace but easy to pull off, especially with at&t and sprint. unlike other providers, they don't require individual p.i.n. numbers to access voicemail. hackers just go to any of a number of websites, punch in the phone number and the number of the phone they want to hack, and then press go. >> they weighed the pros and cons and decided usability outweighs security. >> sprint and at&t both say that they take security very seriously but they strongly urge customers to set up those

voicemail passwords. disturbing stuff to think about. >> we are thinking about all the people that would want to hack our voicemail. >> we're not that popular. just thinking outside the box. [ laughter ] it's your chance to get inside the strange mind if you want to of charlie sheen. >> the actor's high school diary is up for auction. this is why i never write in a diary. i never know who can get their hands on it. bidding ends at 5:00. right now it's at $2,500. apparently sheen writes about fantasy vacations with women and feeling like he is going crazy. the journal has 35 pages with entries from 1979 to 1980. several poems and pictures created by the actor are also expected to be sold. >> it would be interesting to see who ends up with that diary. >> and why anyone would pay, what, $2,500? >> that's the starting bid. it is time for a change. >> that's what tiger woods said after firing his long-time caddy. the golfer parted ways yesterday with steve williams. now, both worked together for

12 years. woods has not played since may because of multiple injuries. it is now 4:55. a sudden about face from president obama. what he is agreeing do to keep government from going broke. >> three decades of the space shuttle program all came down to this. we'll have live report on historic final landing of atlantis and what's next for nasa. and things get out of hand at a community meeting dealing with a police shooting. we'll show you the moment when the chief of police in san francisco fits shouted down. and three hikers swept over a waterfall in yosemite. this morning, the bay area connection to one of those victims. ,,,, dinner's ready!

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happy starts here. look for it in the canned vegetable aisle. glides into the history books. what's next for space your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. nose gear touchdown. closing the space shuttle chapter forever. atlantis flies into the history books but what's next for space exploration? a town hall meeting turns

into a screaming match. good morning, i'm grace lee. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. time now 4:58. we'll start off with a quick look at traffic and weather. >> another beautiful day around the bay area, similar to yesterday. i'll tell you more in a bit but first gianna has traffic. >> roadwork may slow you down out of marin county along 101. i'll have that and more in minutes. back to you. it was hard to see the shuttle land in the florida darkers in, but a smooth landing to close out 30 years of shuttle flights. >> atlantis is home, its journey complete, a