50,000-dollar bail revoked. >> there is no way this should be a murder case. >> reporter: the attorney said saturday's crash is a terrible accident not a homicide because howell didn't mean to kill anyone when she slammed her car no a sports car which flipped and exploded burning the driver to death. >> that's very unfortunate and she is very remorseful about that and sad. >> reporter: witnesses who saw howell at the scene and in the moments before the crash say she was chasing this motorcycle trying to run it down. in what is believed was a domestic dispute with a ex- boyfriend. this witness across the street from the crash tried to rescue the 56 -year-old jessie garcia. >> had a knife. tried to cut the seatbelt. i couldn't get close. >> reporter: the car exploded and only later did he realize that the driver was an old friend. garcia was a long time metal

yard manager, married 30 years, daughter just graduated from college and a soccer buff. >> reliable, dependable, salt of the earth. just a wonderful person. >> reporter: heather howell flashed a quick smile at her supporters in the courtroom today as she agreed to push her plea back to friday so that her attorney can review the murder allegation against her. reporting live in santa rosa, ktvu channel 2news. >> today police say they are developing leads in the case a 20-year-old man who was attacked on the 4th of july and later died from his injuries, we first brought you the story on the 10:00 news. the 20-year-old was beaten trying to stop a fight during a block party. he was removed from life support on sunday. today his mother pleaded with those at the party to do the right thing. >> they had the courage and the kindness to come forward

and bring justice to the situation. >> reporter: the employer and crime stoppers are offering more than $6,000 for information leading to an arrest. >> a grandmother has died from the injuries she suffered in a house fire that killed her 2 -year-old gone son. officials said today the 62- year-old died sunday. her husband is in the hospital following last friday's fire. investigators say it appears a candle burning in a household shrine started the fire. police are searching for a third suspect in connection with a home invasion robbery. officers had two men into custody and they are linked to the robbery on florence street. police are look for eyebeam for a for a woman. who may have been with them. she contacted him online. >> copper thieves getting more

bold and brazen in santa clara. we went inside a business where the damage was extensive. robert. >> reporter: copper thieves have struck again, this is a three inch pipe usually filled with copper wiring, it runs the length of the ceiling. armstrong is a manufacturing company but because of thieves that progress has temporarily come apart. workers are preparing $6,000 in damage, the thieves broke in and ripped out 600 feet of wire from the ceiling, saturday night or early sunday morning as one person put it. it's not easy pulling out enough wiring to cover two football fields. >> they mutilated everything. they. >> reporter: they were victims earlier when thieves dresseddas

utility workers, pulled out wiring on poles. it was a similar tactic used last week in palo alto that disabled a public park. police don't expect the problem to go away. they point out a thief was arrested but told officers he planned to do it again. >> he was able to get more money for the copper that he was taking the metal he was taking that he would in a simple store robbery or mom and pop store. >> reporter: the worker who take precaution plan to do more. >> we probably have to be more concerned with working late hours and being alone with that much material with us. it's surprising that things have come to this, copper so valuable that people are killing to go to such extremes to get it. >> reporter: sunnyvale said its increased patrols and is asking the public to call if they see what appears to be work crews late at night. robert honda. >> copper theft hassin creased in the bay area as the price of copper has gone up.

the market price for a pound of copper is now $3.46. just to show you a pound of recycled cans will get you 40- cents and you would have to 32 to make up that one pound. >> free street parking at night is about to disappear around at&t park. new at six sal is live now in the city with the proposal that could cost you more than just spare change. >> i want to show something. all the cars here are parked for free because it's after 6:00. now, the city said they want to start making people pay for that privilege. to me it's a gouging -- taking advantage of their fort. >> reporter: plenty are upset about the plan to make you pay for parking at at&t park seven days a week. some of those side streets in mission bay they plan to put in 900-meters there this summer. >> they feel they need money.

they will try to get it. they don't understand they are hurting people coming in to the city and they are hurting the businesses, that's the bigger picture. >> i would keep it is way it is because i'm a locatal. i like after six i know i can come and park for free and that's nice to know and you go to restaurants. >> reporter: this is not about making money for the city but part of san francisco's congestion parking pilot program. the city said parking during giant's games and other high events will be based on demand and could be as high as 7- dollars an hour. >> this is meant to provide less congestion, provide marking space availability and turnover in a conguested high demand area of parking. >> the new meters will make it easier -- making easier to avoid a ticket. >> i don't see it affecting -- we have lines running all over

and being so close to the ballpark its busy around here all the time. >> you won't have to worry about this until january of 2013, about six months, you will be able to park here after six for free and the city said its part of a test program if it works it'll be permanent. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> one day after naming it's new ceoyahoo post it's earnings after the markets closed. the company reported revenue of $1.2 billion. that was a decline of 4% but a bit higher than expected. before the announcement shares fell slightly to 1560 per share. today intl reported a drop in quarterly revenue. they said profits fell more than 4% from last year to $2.8 billion. the company said it expects the

slowing economy worldwide will put a dent in sales over the next quarter. >> officials may extend a ban on alcohol after a floating party onto american river got out of hand. nearly four thousand people took part in the second yearly raptors gone wild event saturday. officials say most raptors were well behave body you in the afternoon a fight broke out on shore with some people throwing rocks at deputies. alcohol is banned on the river during the 4th of july holiday. >> some union workers made their it voices heard today over stalled contract talks. >> employees of the wastewater district protested before a meeting of the district board in richmond. the union said that it's at odds over pay and pension contributions. >> we think that the district has been well run and has the resources, they should get rewarded. >> the district said that it's limited by its budget to a 3%

yearly increase in operating costs, including payroll. no new talks are scheduled. >> officials say two more birds have tested positive for west nile virus. the mosquito and vector control district said they both were found in pleasant hill. six birds have tested positive overall. >> a lawsuit filed against clayton back in 2005 over shifting land could soon be settled. residents say the city owned land has moved resulting in property damage. the city, the abatement district and a home builder have agreed to pay more than $1.3 million to settle the claims. the agreements will go to city council tonight. >> alameda today threw a life line to a nonprofit helping thousands of women and families every year. the supervisor handed a check for $50,000 to building futures

today. the center offers housing and help to women and families struggling with homelessness or domestic violence. >> now -- i'm working, i have -- my own apartment now and i'm a grandmother. i just want to say thank you for them for helping me get back on track. >> the center offers a 24 hour crisis hotline which is on track to answer more than nine thousand calls this year. >> convicted of killing his wife a jury rules he now owes his children. where all the money is expected to come from. >> the governor is about to get on board. the action he is about to take to launch california's largest transit project ever. . >> and damping temperatures, its clear out there, the fog is gonna way. when does it come back? when do we warm up? >> and if you aren't around

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. a collision involving a police cruiser and a taxi cab sent hundreds gallons of water into a bayview intersection as you can see. it . it happened just before 2:30 this morning. brought drivers were sent to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> the two young children of a convicted killer won a 60 million-dollar verdict from a jury that awarded them damages for the murder of their mother. rob roth is live with the reason why those two may never

see a cent. >> the jury did award his two children $60 million but the question remains, how much will they see? in court today a jury found him liable for the death of his wife nina and he ordered him to pay their two children $25 million each plus another ten in punitive damages. >> you saw -- just a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the former computer programmer said he has no money but nobody seems sure if that's true. the only way that we can force him to turnover anything he has, the only way is to get a judgement from a jury. >> reporter: his children are 11 and 12. they live in russia and they haven't been told anything about the lawsuit. he admits strangling his wife in 2006 and led police to her body in exclay for a second degree murder conviction. during -- he acted as his own

lawyer and claimed he killed his wife to protect his children because she was a unfit mother. >> i was surprised the first time he said -- when i decided to kill my wife and hide the body he was just -- that he was that open. >> reporter: to counter the attacks on nina the children's tore showed these photographs, one in particular stood out. >> that motherly love toward her daughter and the pig tails and the bows and all of that. that certainly pulled all of our hearts. >> reporter: he showed no emotion as the verdict was red, he just took notes. reporting live. rob roth. >> a parolee is in jail after a shoot that sent a 10-year-old boy to the hospital. richmond police announced today that the 20-year-old is under arrest in connection with the june 28th shooting. very maniors say he was riding a bike when he opened fire at a passing car near south 15th

street and main avenue. the boy was shot as walked with his mother. police say he is now out of the hospital. >> the governor has now signed a bill allowing the temporary release of a convicted serial killer so he can help search for his victims. the so-called speed freak killer is on death row, he was convicted in the murders of four people but authorities believe that he -- they may have killed dozens. >> the governor is on track to sign off on funding for the high speed rail and it's happening in san francisco. the governor is said to be at the transbay terminal construction site tomorrow afternoon to sign a bill authorizing the state to borrow up to $4.5 billion for the project. the governor will be at the union station in los angeles earlier today for another signing. >> strong second quarter

earnings. they rose to $275 million. that tops expectations, that is in part due to a gain from a private settlement with a vendor. shares for it'll up $13 today. overall stocks held onto their rally today. the dow gained 78 points. >> cooler weather is helping firefighters -- to help fight a wildfire threatening home as long the coast. the fire started yesterday. it's now 30% contained with full containment expected tomorrow. 60 homes are still evacuated. nobody has been hurt. there is still no word tonight on how that fire started. firefighters say they are making progress in the robber's fire that's grown to 2600 acres since it started six days ago. it's now 50% contained.

it's destroyed one home and four out buildings and injured a dozen people. >> the governor has given the go ahead for volunteers to restore the historic beacon on mount diablo. every december 7th its started as a reminder of the attack on pearl harbor. a group offered to fix it since the state doesn't have the money, officials said they were concerned that the restoration wouldn't meet state standards but this bill cuts through the red tape to repair it. >> and the follow has cleared out for the first time in a few days, we have a nice looking evening for many places it's as warm as its been all day right to you as we get to the end of the day. 67 at san francisco airport. 72 an jose and look where it's clear out here, they haven't seen the sun in a few days -- not in the western side of san francisco, so the fog is gonna

way. it comes back late tonight. brings more drizzle, probably not as much, heavy, even light spring manies as we saw last night but look for it late tonight and early torn. it should clear faster tomorrow. i think it'll clear at the coast tomorrow. what's that mean? a warmer day. this is the weather system. it'll start to pull off to the north. >> we start to get a more typical summer weather pattern. the fog forecast wants to reform. six, seven. a lot of it. as the day goes on it goes away. a warmer day but not as warm as you may expect. the forecast then for drizzle,

look for the greens, right when the fog is at its most prevalent is when drizzle will start to show up. some of that tomorrow morning. just be prepared, it did play havoc on the drives this morning especially the coastal ones. the afternoon goes on clouds coming up in the south. partly cloudy, mostly sunny coined of day with temperatures in the 70's. warmers, forecast highs like the 74 -- 76 fairfield. 72 in nevado. these highs below the average but warmer than today. on the peninsula -- the five- day forecast, we go into a warming pattern. nothing extreme. 89, 90 degrees. >> that is perfect. >> 70 miles. >> it has. >> thank you bill.

>> coming up on bay area news at seven on tv36 a simple walk to a starbucks. our interview with the dog owner whose pet was killed by a pit bull. and the big topic of a meeting in san francisco. why managing that will soon force road closures. join us for these and more at seven on tv36. banned from bottles, the chemicals federal officials saying can no longer be used inside baby bottles.

. we have breaking news right now. we are just getting word there is a grass fire that's burning in east palo alto near illinois and purdue. that grass fire has gone to two alarm, we are working to try to get more information and will have that coming up on the news at seven. >> a chemical linked to side effects in lab animals has been banned from baby bottles and cups. the fda announced the move today. bpa is a hardening chemical found in hundreds of plastic products. the agency said that it supports the use of it for all

other uses including in canned goods. >> mark is off, joe filling in, barry zito has had his doubters but is coming through tonight. >> the giants started play with the biggest lead they have enjoyed all year in the national league west. two games for the dodgers and appears it'll be two when the evening is over. slaps the rbi single to left. they have led 3-0. within in the gap, cleared them. his third, 4th and 5th rbi. they are in the 7th right now. the british open gets started on thursday. the side is saint anna and its been four years since he won one but he can't talk it

without mentioning tiger woods. he won in 2006 which is also won three times on the -- if he just keeps playing another major will come. >> i think that if i continue putting myself there enough times i will win. >> it's no worry. >> no. not at all. i had to get healthy, being banged up. if i'm -- healthy i can prepare properly and get myself there. >> get started on thursday they open the two game series against the rangers. we will have it tonight at ten. . >> all right. thank you. >> considering cuts while handing out pay races, the mixed messages csu is sending out about the financial future of the state's university system. >> and more on a grass fire in

east palo alto tonight at ten. and bay area news at seven on tv36. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news. . >> actually now we have just gotten our first pictures here of that grass fire that is burning in east palo alto from what we understand its burning in the 200 block of illinois near purdue, again working to get more information on this. we will have it for you. the news at seven on tv36 and coming up tonight at ten. hot,. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway night. subway. eat fresh.

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come on. i don't want to. elaine, you're among friends. well, actually, he, um... doesn't really like to do... everything. yeah. it's surprising. yes, it is. it is surprising. does that bother you? no, it doesn't bother me. i mean, it would be nice. i'm not going to lie to you and say it wouldn't be nice. why not? you're there. exactly. but you said he was coming out of a serious relationship. maybe he's still kind of... not going to happen, no. i need you to help me get stuff out of the car. what stuff? i just came from the price club. i'm loaded up, baby.

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are you out of your mind? look at this. what did you buy here? you'll never finish this stuff. yes, i will. they're all staples. a 4-pound can of black olives, that's a staple? lindsay olives. a 48-pack of eggo waffles, a gallon of barbecue sauce, 10 pounds of cocktail meatballs. $17.50. you can't beat that. look at this can of tuna. starkist, jerry. most tuna don't make their cut. this isn't for a person. it's for biosphere 3. hey, clyde. hey, kramer. what's happening, dude? this is jerry. how you doing? hi. he plays backup with john germaine. john germaine. that's amazing. i was just talking about him upstairs with elaine.

they're going out. they're pretty hot and heavy. is that right? how about helping me bring this upstairs? sorry, kramer. i got to watch the hands. my hands are my life. georgie, can you zip me up? yeah. one second. well, come on! all right, let's not get into panic mode! let's not make a big deal, or we'll never get through this night. i'm meeting your in-laws. i should look nice. my in-laws. oh, my god. your old man can look good when he wants to, huh? i don't like the tie. what's the matter with this tie? it's too thin. they're wearing wide now. how do you know what kind of ties they wear? go into an office building on 7th avenue and tell me if there's anyone there wearing a thin tie like that. go ahead! oh, get the hell out of here. george, should he wear a tie like that?

i think he should wear whatever tie he wants. we got to pick up a marble rye from schnitzer's. it's out of our way. why can't we go to lord's? it's right over here. no! we have to go to schnitzer's. i'll show these people something about taste. this is going to be fun. hey, guess who i bumped into. this guy clyde. he's in your friend john germaine's band. what did he have to say? nothing. i told him you two were hot and heavy. you said, "hot and heavy"? yeah. what did you do that for? what? what if he tells john? john's going to think i think we're hot and heavy. i don't want john thinking i'm hot and heavy if he's not hot and heavy. oh. i'm trying to get a little squirrel to come over to me. i don't want to make any big, sudden movements. i'll frighten him away. clyde might not tell him. how do you know that?

i should have helped kramer with those packages. let me give you a hand. hey, dennis. i wonder if you can do me a favor. i'm taking the family to disney world next week. can you pick up my mail? yeah, sure. in fact, you know what... how'd you like to take my hansom cab? drive the horse? it'll just be sitting there. you can really clean up. 500 bucks a day. i'll split it with you. oh. giddyup. this is delicious, mrs. ross. what are you complimenting her for? she didn't make it. rowena did. what is this anyway? it's cornish game hen. what's that, a little chicken? no, it's, uh, not a little chicken. a little chicken. it's a game bird. game bird?

what do you mean, you hunt it? yes. how hard could it be to kill this thing? i couldn't help but notice you've got quite a library. and if i had a dime for every book he's actually read... ha ha ha. i'd be broke. more wine, anyone? how do you like the merlot? merlot? i never heard of it. did they just invent it? she's heard of merlot. let me understand-- you've got the hen, chicken, and the rooster. the rooster goes with the chicken, so who's having sex with the hen? we'll talk about it another time. but you see my point? you only hear of a hen, a rooster, and a chicken. something's missing. something's missing, all right. they're all chickens. the rooster has sex with all of them.

that's perverse. has anybody seen firestorm? that's a hell of a picture. remember when the helicopter landed on that car? i haven't seen it yet! it has nothing to do with the plot! i like to go in fresh! oh, mother of god. of course, this is central park. this was designed in 1850 by joe pepitone. it was built during the civil war so the northern armies could practice fighting on... on grass. oh, yeah. giddyup. on, rusty! thank you. now i'd like to play something...it's my latest, so it's nice and fresh. it's called hot and heavy. thank god that's over. the mother seems to hit the sauce pretty hard.

i didn't like that. who doesn't serve cake after a meal? what kind of people are these? would it kill them to put out a pound cake? you didn't have cake. big deal. it is a big deal. you're supposed to serve cake after a meal. i'm sorry. it's impolite. it's not impolite. it's stupid! you got to be stupid to do that. your father is absolutely right. we're sitting there like idiots drinking coffee without a piece of cake. what is this? the marble rye? oh, dear. i forgot to put out that bread they brought. we forgot to bring it in. i brought it in. they never put it out. where is it? where'd you put it? right over there. well, it's gone. you stole the bread? it's my bread. they didn't eat it. why should i leave it there? because we brought it for them. well, apparently, it wasn't good enough for them to serve.

is it possible they took it back? who'd bring bread and take it back? those people, that's who. i think they're sick. people take buses to get that rye. maybe they forgot! they didn't forget! it's deliberate! deliberate, i tell ya!

he stole back the rye? yeah. why? he's off his rocker, that's why. so, do the rosses know? they're all very suspicious. why wouldn't they be? rye bread doesn't just disappear. now because of that stupid bread, i got to keep them all separated for the rest of my life. bad situation. i'd like to replace that rye. what do you mean? go out, get another rye. it would have to be the same one from schnitzer's. put it in the kitchen somewhere, they'll say, "oh, there it is." there you go. what's so hard about that? i can't just walk in with it!

i have to get the rosses out of there! all right, all right. don't panic. let's just think about it. getting the rosses out of the apartment. that can't be so hard. wait a minute. wait a second. you know, kramer's been driving that hansom cab? so? kramer could take them around for a while. it's their anniversary friday night. i could send them for a hansom cab ride. think they'd like that? people love it. there's something about the clip-clop, clip-clop. when they come back, the bread's there. what about susan? she's working late. we were having dinner at 8:00. i'll set up the ride for 7:00. you think kramer will do it? of course i'll do it. all i got to do is be there at 7:00? just ride them around for about a half-hour. what are you eating? beef-a-reeno. i got 50 cans. you want some? no. no, thanks. i think i bought too much at that price club.

i don't have room for it. how am i going to get the rye bread into the apartment? put it under your shirt. have you seen a schnitzer's rye? it's huge. i'll bring it over. i'll stop by schnitzer's, come by at 7:05 after they leave. well, this is all locking in now. it's all locking in! is that your horse outside? that's rusty. he's outside? i want to see him. lainey, want to see the horsey? well, you really did me in this time, didn't you? the first guy i like in a really long time... i mean, we're getting along, everything is just... great. i mean, all right, so he doesn't do... everything. and you have to come along with your hot and your heavy. you think clyde told him? he wrote a song about it. well, maybe it's a good thing. no, it's not.

it's a bad thing. do you know what it's like to have no control over a relationship, and you feel sick to your stomach all the time? do you know what that's like? well, i've read articles, and i must say it doesn't sound pleasant. one of these days, something terrible is going to happen to you. it has to! no. i'll be just fine. you're seeing him tonight, so talk to him about it. i can't. he's got a big showcase for record producers at his late show tonight. i don't want to upset him. oh, what the hell. i'll upset him. george, i got to tell you, this is a nice gesture. we appreciate it. well, it's your anniversary. it's the least i can do. i just want you to have a good time. you think we should get downstairs? we've got about 20 minutes. you seem a little nervous, george.

anything wrong? oh, no, no, no, no. nothing, nothing. everything's fine. fine. i just get a little nervous on weekends. can i get a glass of water? we've got water. i don't think we have any bread, but we've got water. here you go, big fella. that's beef-a-reeno. ♪ i'm so keen-o ♪ on beef-a-reeno ♪ what a delicious cuisine-o ♪ ♪ fit for a king and queen-o ♪ nice night for a hansom cab ride, eh, george? you know, george, we haven't done anything... romantic like this in... years. oh, my god. it's 7:01. what have i done? my whole plan is depending on kramer. have i learned nothing? how could i make such a stupid mistake? he'll never show up. [horse galloping] aha. there he is, right on time, as usual.

53. 53. i'd like a marble rye-- no plastic, in a bag. you're lucky. it's our last one. hold on. that's your last marble rye? that's right. there's none left? that's what i said. number 54. uh, excuse me. i know this is going to sound crazy, but i have to have that rye. a person's whole future may depend on it. i'm sorry, but you should have got here earlier. well, if you could just find it within yourself to give it up... you're not getting this rye. all right...all right... i will give you double what you paid for it. you're in my way. mr. ross, mrs. ross, my name is cosmo. i'll be your driver. we have blankets for your comfort, hot chocolate if the mood should strike you. my favorite.

we're all set to go. you two hop aboard and let me show you a taste of old new york, the way it once was. happy anniversary. on, rusty! i'll tell you what, i'll give you $50. be reasonable. you cannot turn down $50 for a $6.00 rye. no? watch me. give me that rye! give me that rye, lady! help! help! shut up, you old bag! thief! thief! stop him! he's got my rye! i'm sorry to show up unexpectedly like this. i know your showcase is later. i know it's important, but i just had to tell you that i never told jerry "hot and heavy." i didn't think we were hot and heavy.

who's hot, and who's heavy? hold on, elaine. i'm kind of disappointed. disappointed? yeah. i mean, i was excited when clyde told me that. you were? absolutely. ohh! whew. i'm so relieved. listen, i've still got a couple of hours to kill before the next show. my place is only a few blocks from here. really? sure. and you know what? i've been thinking about what we do, and i'm thinking... of adding a new number to my, you know... repertoire. oh.

what is that? i think it's the horse. oh, my god. how's everything? you need anything? this is really intolerable. excuse me. what do you feed this animal? oats and hay. yeah, they like that stuff. i can't take this. get me out of this thing. hey, turn this thing around. we've had it. we can't breathe back here! and hurry it up! rusty! rusty! [whistles]

whoa. what are you doing back so soon? ask rusty. i'm terribly sorry, mr. ross. one never knows how the gastrointestinal workings will function. thanks for nothing. come on, george. let's go upstairs. what the hell happened? the horse is gassy. it must have been the beef-a-reeno. you fed the horse beef-a-reeno? i overbought! george! what's going on? where is he? uh, he'll be here soon. i'll give him 10 more minutes. i'm not going to stay here all night.

how much did you give him? just a can. he really liked it, though. jerry. up here. what do you want me to do with this? they're standing by the door. throw it up. really? yes. it's the only way. what are you, kidding me? you've got to get this horse out of here. i don't want to go back on there! i got an idea. don't be silly, john. you were very good. you just don't have to try so hard. good luck, honey. come on. come on. would you wait a second? i never baited a hook with a rye before. your hook's too small.

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