bey iv is currently serving life without parol. he states the missions of your black muslim bakery is now entering a new phase and make no mistake we will be bigger and better. ktvu is getting direction for the sight from the bey family. today at the site of the now closed bakery opinion is still mixed. they say the neighborhood is no better now than bakery closed. >> i didn't really notice no change. the bakery was good. it was delicious or not. i don't think they were doing as much undercover stuff as they were. >> reporter: many people cannot believe they were reemerging. >> i cannot believe. if they want to start an online business fine. to me it seemed like it's kind of in the past. it's gone. i can't imagine it coming back. >> reporter: one important note to discuss in this story is the fear that still permeates those familiar with the bakery.

we talked with several people today who said they would not appear on camera because of the possibility of pay back. we reached out to the district attorney's office this afternoon about bey's apparent actions from behind bars, her office has no official comment. coming up at 6:00 we will share more from the website including its goal and how the organization plans on defending itself from its perceived enemies. the -- christien kafton, ktvu. now on comments made by mitt romney that half of americans are dependent on the government. >> reporter: it's based right here in union square up in that building you see behind me. the editors tell me they were surprised by the huge response

they got from releasing the video and one labor economists says she's surprised about what romney is saying about almost half of all americans. >> 47% of people who will vote for the president no matter what, we believe they have responsibility for him. >> reporter: in this video released by mother jones, mitt romney is talking about the number released by the policy center. it refers to americans that don't pay taxes. silvia alegreta says the number are true but the sentiment is not correct. >> it's not like they're paying any taxes they are paying local taxes and state taxes and they are paying sales taxes and property taxes. so this idea that these 47% are somehow free loaders is not correct. >> reporter: here are the facts about those who don't pay federal income taxes. about 48% of american

households still pay payroll taxes for social security and medicare. a little more than 10% are retired an elderly. and close to 7% of american households don't pay because they have incomes of less than $20,000 a year. >> it's the same thing that very wealthy people do. wealthy people take advantage of the tax code to bring down their tax burdens which is why you have very rich people in the u.s. paying you know very low percentage effective tax rates. >> reporter: romney says his remarks were off the cuff and quote not elegantly stated. but he doesn't take back any of the message. coming up at 6:00, hear from mother jones the news organization that released the video. we will tell you what the response is from the nonprofit magazine and also how they developed their source. reporting live from san francisco, lorane blanco. an exclusive new ktvu field poll shows president obama is maintaining a wide lead over romney. 58% said they will vote for

president obama and vice president joe biden. while only 34% plan to vote for romney and paul ryan. state voters are more optimistic about the direction of our country. 52% said the country is going in the right direction. 41% believe it is seriously off on the wrong track. last november, just 19% thought the u.s. was headed in the right direction. while 70% said it was on the wrong track. the state of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is now in the hands of the ethics board. all this stems from an altercation last year between mirkarimi and his wife that left her armed bruised. redwood city police have

released this surveillance video in hopes of catching this man. you see him go to the backyard then opens the home through an unlocked door. police say the burglar took electronic items as well as some jewelry. now there is a reward in this case and anyone with information is asked to call redwood city police. the alameda sheriff's department is investigating a bomb threat that forced the evacuation of the hayward hall of justice. someone called in the hoax around 10:30 this morning, they said there was a bomb at the courthouse at amador street. no bomb was found and everyone was let back in after about an hour. a san francisco music student's prized chello is stolen and the thieves were caught on camera. david stevenson live in the city and it was more than the instrument that was taken. >> reporter: let mel te -- let me tell you, police say the break-in happened here between

two concerts. that's when police say the suspect walked in and began casing the school. san francisco police investigators are calling them bonnie and clyde. that's after this well-dressed couple entered the conservatory of music and allegedly stole a student's cello. >> we have them on video trying lockers and committing a burglary it were the couple checked classrooms until they found one that was not secured. >> it was very violating to see people handling my instrument that i've had for so long. >> reporter: 23-year-old adam young has owned the handmade cello for half his life. he plays publicly to help supplement his school scholarship. young says thieves stole more than his instrument. >> reporter: i carry a binder full of music in the back of my cello case. it has all original

arrangements that i've done for my quartet to play. >> reporter: it's the second recent major theft at the school. in may of last year this man was arrested for stealing a student's $23,000 french violin out of a practice room. school officials and young's friends and family are putting out an online alert about this latest theft. young has a message for the couple seen carrying away his cello. >> i really need it back. it's a part of me. >> reporter: investigators want anyone who recognizes this couple or had information on this theft. there is a reward being offered for the return of the cello. david stevenson, ktvu. oakland police are searching for a suspect after a woman was shot and critically injured outside an elementary school. this all began around 90 minutes ago. a school district spokesperson tells us the woman was shot while waiting in her car with a child. children were being dismissed at the time of the shooting and

the school went on lock down for about 15 minutes until police determined the area was safe. we just talked to oakland police and they tell us that the woman is at the hospital now with life threatening injuries. in san francisco, some occupy protesters are standing their ground hours after a police deadline is passed. most protesters dismantled their tents. but about a dozen stayed. police stayed as well to make sure they didn't bring their tents back. remember we showed you live here at 5:00 how the protesters marched yesterday in the financial district to mark the anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. an alameda fire fighters is recovering from an injury to his leg suffered while fighting a fire at a restaurant. firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke and flames coming from the back of the restaurant. the injured firefighters was hurt while cutting into the roof to release some of the

smoke. firefighters say it was a difficult fire. >> this type of building it has a basically a fake facade that goes around the outside of it plus also getting into the back room, it was kind of difficult with heavy smoke within the restaurant itself. >> reporter: firefighters suspect the fire began in a dumper that was inside the back room. the back storage area was destroyed but the dining area was not badly damaged and the owner hopes to reopen in a couple of months. a contra costa county judge has dismissed a lingering drunk driving charge he did so today against a southern california assemblyman. a jury acquitted him of dui and could not reach a verdict on the second charge involving the blood alcohol level. the defense says hernandez had two glasses of wine hours apart. the judge said she dismissed the second charge in the interest of justice. more fall out today in

afghanistan from a controversial anti muslim fill. - - film. an attack by a 22-year-old woman killed 14 people. she drove a car full of explosives into a mini mart there. u.s. officials say that no americans were killed. many were south africans who may have been mistaken for u.s. citizens or members of nato. the renewed concerned about federal building here. the alarming discovery about those in charge of ensuring the safety of federal workers. the white house says it sees no sign that the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya was -- a planned attack. but the investigation is still going on on the attack that killed chris stevens and three

other americans. the libyan president has said that foreign militants plotted that attack for months. the government in russia may block access to you tube if the website refuses to take down that anti islam film that has sparked the violent protest like this one in indonesia yesterday. there's a fear that the movie could also cause unrest among russian muslimless. prosecutors have asked a court in moscow to outlaw the film calling it extremist. google owns you tube and says it will not block the film. the teachers voted overwhelmingly today to go back to their classrooms. the vote was not on a union contract officer itself but on whether to continue the strike. the contract must be submitted to a vote of the full union membership before it's formally ratified. teachers walked off the job nine days after keeping 200,000 students out of the classroom.

have a look at this, it may look weird but wait till you hear what it does to the bridge behind me. the fog cleared out right now. does that mean tomorrow will be a warmer day? i'll be back here at 5:20 on what you can expect tomorrow. -- with what you can expect tomorrow.

the bay bridge is getting thousands of thousands of blue lights that is going to change the way it looks at night. and tom vacar has a sneak peak of what it's going to look like. >> reporter: installation comes next march, but come march these high tech leds will dazzle the night with a harp of light. this icon looming over the city will soon get an amazing facelift. this is the artist animation of how 25,000 lights firmly attached to 300 vertical cables will glisten for two years starting in march. >> and use the power to let people see it new, see it fresh and really recognize and

celebrate the beauty that it is. >> reporter: some might object as was done in 1986. >> remember when we strung the lights on top of the bay bridge, we had a lot of the similar concerns about that then everybody loved it. it's worked very organic, very subtle structures. we believe it's going to be so popular people aren't going to want to have it taken down. >> reporter: 2-1/2 million yet unraised but all of it private money. >> just to be able to get a permit for two years itself was almost a near impossible task which has been done and the project officially started as of today. >> reporter: the current and two former mayors applaud it. >> you don't have a budget that can come close to what this will do to promote san francisco. >> just think of how incredible all of that is really going to be. it makes you say, okay 49ers go on down to san jose we don't give a [ bleep ] >> people are going to say, wow this is a beacon for san francisco throughout the world

and put into context of art. >> reporter: and for drivers safety the lights will point out ward to the north and west and not be visible to cars on either deck of the bridge. reporting live consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. and you can find more of the animations on what the bay bridge will look like with that new light display by going to our website ktv ktvu.com then look under hot topics. the drastic change that's coming to the bay bridge. toll takers are being eliminated. so what do you do if you don't have fast track? yahoo has wrapped up a deal that includes selling half of its stake on the alibaba group. the resolution of the more than $7 billion deal comes four months after the two companies first outlined the complex details. yahoo will keep 20% of alibaba and the sunny vale company will pocket more than $6 million.

the comedy movie the internship with vince vaughn and owen wilson started working tonight. the internship is said to be released sometime next year. it's only september but kohl's is already gearing up for the holiday season. the department store says it's hiring more than 52,000 temporary workers to help holiday shoppers. that's 10% more workers than last year. kohl's says those temporary workers could work up to 20 hours a week. >> reporter: on wall street, stocks ended up today. the dow picked up 11-1/2 while the nasdaq and s & p dropped

slightly. american airlines sent pink slip notices. they offered bonuses to employees who quit voluntarily. so far about 1,800 flight attendants and ground workers have accepted the officer. officials in contra costa county have been working to prevent the spread of west nile virus. mosquito spraying will begin in antioch. the county's mosquito and vector control district is also asking residents to drain any standing water in their homes. the fog was here this morning big time. it started out cool then you look behind me. you're not going to see fog there, that's diablo. but if you're looking out, you are not seeing any fog because it's cleared away. it will work its way back in tonight. but with the fog gone, temperatures got up to the 50s. we can check out the wind buoys just offshore. winds are gusting to 21 miles per hour out of the northwest.

something like this, right. so the winds overnight are going to continue northwest and they will usher that fog right back to the coast. but it's just sort of, telling of the seasons when you look at the coast this time of year. the fog vaporizer goes away. as you get closer to the fog season, the fog is less of a player in the forecast. we're also seeing cool to milder temperatures inland. this morning, the fog the marine layer was pretty deep and it got into the livermore valley. up into napa. lots of mid-70s. temperatures today about the same as yesterday. maybe a little bit warmer in some spots. maybe a little cooler in others but basically the same. that's how it goes tomorrow too. your overnight lows tonight will be like they were last night. this pattern is very subtle and it changes until we get toward the end of the week. 46 tomorrow morning in santa rosa. 48 in napa. these temperatures are cool. you noticed it in vallejo.

chilly, right. typically we're due in the upper 60s when you get into the late summer months. we're dealing with temperatures that are on the chilly side. a little change tomorrow. tomorrow feels much like today for your wednesday. for the weekend, friday and saturday, temperatures click up a couple of degrees. we will talk about that as we come back at 5:45. right now i want to show you, see this area right here. this is what i'm tracking. you see that rotation. that's just a weak low pressure center. when it blows in it blows out that inversion. this morning it pushed all that fog inland. this afternoon it actually did away with the inversion and everything vaporized. that's why it cleared at the cost. 62degrees as you move through the bay area tomorrow through the san francisco area mid-60s. low 70s where there were 80s. when you get up to where there were 90s there'll be temperatures in the mid-70s and low 80s. we will talk about the subtle changes and then we will talk about that increase in temperatures that's coming toward the end of the week.

see you back here in just a few minutes. it is a scam that is targeting certain elderly people in san francisco. the ploy they used to convince their victims to put all of their money and valuables into a bag and then hand it over. >> it was a close call, 49er alden smith almost didn't make it to sunday's game against the lions. what happened to the defensive stand out just two days earlier? police are using a new tactic in the east bay to rid apartment complexes of troublemakers. >> the fine print making it easy for landlords to evict certain tenants. >> also riled up about romney's comments. we talk about the bay area organization responsible for this video. >> plus a substitute teacher one day and a millionaire the next. the unexpected way a millionaire woman came into so much money so fast. tonight on ktvu news at 6:00.

the pretrial hearing has

been postponed for two men charged with beating bryan stow. the judge says that the defendant's attorney needs more time to prepare. stow was permanently disabled and recovering from brain damage. a san francisco 49er was involved in a series car crash friday in santa clara county. the highway patrol says that linebacker alden smith was a passenger on a bmw that swerved off the road to avoid from hitting a deer. alcohol was not factor in the crash. san francisco set off a community warning about a scam that is targeting elderly chinese women. >> we know there are bad people out here that are trying to

take advantage of you. >> district attorney george gascon held a community meeting in san francisco. his office has investigated at least 40 cases of elder scams in the city. >> it's very disturbing because they are the most vulnerable in the community that is being targeted for this. people that cannot defend themselves. quite frankly people that are unwilling to come to the police station because they are ashamed. >> reporter: gascon showed a video ha shows how the scam worked. the thieves convince the victims to put all of their money and jewelry in a bag in order to ward off bad spirits. the thieves then take the bag away. and when they return the bag they caution the owner not to open it. when they do open it they find that it is filled with rocks and that all of their valuables are gone. >> they are so superstitious and they believe they give all that money to those people who

are trying to tell them how they can get rid of the sickness or how they can get rid of the problems. >> josephine moss says that the problem is compounded because the chinese elderly do not have bank accounts and they keep all their money at home. there is now a second ring at work. the entire board of a fund raising foundation for the college of marin resigned today over allegations of misuse scholarship funds. the college trustees and the foundation is in a dispute regarding funds. college officials told ktvu an external audit of the funds is on the way. the california wine harvest is in full swing with

predictions of a bountiful crop this year. that would tie the second largest california crop ever and make up for two consecutive years of smaller than usual crops. an average crop is about 3.5 million-tons and the last two years were closer to 3 million- tons. the san jose police department will soon have a change at the top. we'll show you how the departing chief will try to convince the public he's still working hard to solve their problems. >> and with all the excitement about the new iphone hitting the market you may be surprised at how much has been spent by iphone users

after announcing his retirement for early next year, san jose police chief chris moore still has a full plate and that includes public hearings on crime and police priorities starting soon. ktvu's robert handa in san jose tonight with what happens with a looming change now at the top. robert-- >> reporter: well we are at san jose city hall where inside one of those public hearings will start soon. one with a retiring police chief who must still reassure the public the department is still reeling with crime. he has only until the end of january to get the job done. >> i have four months left, there's still a will the of work to do. i am going to continue literally working until the last day. >> reporter: one of the main problems is to address two meeting tonight reassuring citizens something is getting done about increasing crime. one person he will have to

convince is solario who showed this video tape after his chevy pickup truck was stolen saturday from auto capital services in san jose. you can see the thief bring his own bicycle, break into the pickup truck and drive off with it. but later he was told by the investigative officer. >> they don't have the people power, the staffing power at this point to make this a high priority for the san jose police department. >> reporter: how did you feel about that? >> i was a little disappointed. >> we don't have the resources in investigating these burglaries. we do investigate in string of burglaries. it's important for the public to report the burglary. everyone though they hear heck, the police department is not going to do anything with it. >> reporter: moore does not believe his retirement announcement will worry residents. >> are we looking for a city

leader beyond a police chief to respond to those? absolutely. >> reporter: the council will address those issues in about an hour. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. the search for a retired san francisco firefighter who disappeared on a train ride took a new turn today. the family of 69-year-old charlie dowd now believe he may have fallen from an amtrak train on its way from emryville to chicago. today's dowd's son and daughter began organizer a search of 169 miles of train track through colorado and nebraska. as we first told you here, dowd who's from san mateo was traveling to montreal to visit his son. he was last seen when a conductor saw him acting --

earl littler this year doctors at napa state hospital returned results to the judge that said he was malingering or faking having alzheimer's. the unidentified man was hit by the train june 21st just before 5:00 p.m. on east fifth street. authorities said he was crossing the tracks in a wheelchair when it happened. now these sketches show his appearance from the front and from the side. he's described as a white man between 60 and 75 years of age. about 5'5" tall weighing about 130 pounds. if you know who he is you are asked to contact the san mateo county coroner. the highway patrol says a man from novato who lost control of his truck may have been driving under the influence. authorities say 46-year-old richard marshal veered off of nevato boulevard. they said the truck rolled and

slammed into a tree and that the boat ended up in a creek. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to pull marshall out of the truck. we're told he suffered spinal injuries and needed surgery. no one else was hurt. a new survey shows many iphone users spend an awful lot of money fixing the devices. warranty companies fair trade say americans have spent $5.9 million fixing their broken iphones. 15% have done it more than once. for the second time in -- for the second time in a year a man had to be rescued after base jumping in auburn. raymond arietta parachuted and got stuck in a pine tree. rescuers had to call in a pg & e boom truck. police sited him for taking part in an unsafe activity. last october we told you about another base jumper who was rescued from a tree after he jumped from the bridge.

the 750-foot tall bridge is california's highest ban. there's concerns tonight about safety at buildings here. jackland feld reports about the safety. >> reporter: an alarming new report from federal auditors says the fpf isn't doing enough to make sure workers and visitors are safe. >> it's roughly 5,000 federal buildings in the last two years have not had their security assessments updated. >> reporter: the agency operating every year with $1.3 billion. but it still can't assure everyone they are safe. the agency spent $35 million to verify weapons trainings and certifications of thousands of contracted guards. only to abandon the program.

>> should taxpayers be paying for the federal protective service. >> they should be demanding more out of it. >> reporter: spf says the shortfalls are costing taxpayers. the oddities they are paying for assessment on top of paying spf for their assessment. >> because contractors have a lot of experience in managing guards and that they can bring life lessons and best practices. >> reporter: the department of homeland security acknowledges the spf needs to improve and agrees with the recommendations of the report. in washington, jaquelin fell, ktvu news. steve sabol is being remembered as someone who changed the way we all watched football. he died today at the age of 69. he was diagnosed with brain cancer 18 months ago. sabel started working with his

father ed who founded nfl films. they introduced a series of invasions now taken for granted things like slow motion replays. sabel was enacted into the hall of fame. the two also received the achievement emmy in 2003. let's get ready to rumble. forget the presidential debate. two very well known tv personalities are going to face off in a debate. a change in the one of the world's most famous bridge takes your money. -- a change in the way one of the world's most famous bridges takes your money. lots of prepaid cards

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two influential media personalities with nothing in common will go head to head for a political debate next month. conservative talk show host bill o' reilley will head up against jon stewart. they're holding what is called the rumble in an air- conditioning auditorium. the bill would allow voters who don't have a driver's license or other identification to sign an affidavit then cast a standard ballot. one of 18 democrats say voter i.d. requirements can prevent nearly half a million people from voter. >> it is almost what i call a

conspiracy to rob people of their right to participate, their right to vote. voter i.d. supporters say the requirement prevents fraud. >> the new legislation doesn't stand a chance of approval on the gop controlled house before the november election. the santa cruz warriors broke ground on their new facile city near the boardwalk. the ground breaking comes nearly a week after the city council approved plans for the arena. the $5.4 million tent like structure will be on front street where a parking lot is currently located. the warriors d league team is moving from north dakota and is set to play their first game in that new arena in december. a harvard professor of divinity is reigniting a debate over the marital status of jesus. professor karen king presented a scrap of paper in roam and says the cryptic writing has a sentence. the quote said jesus said to

them, my wife dot dot dot. it's not clear where the piece of paper was. poll takers will soon become a thing of the past. so what will drivers have to do to pay their toll if they don't have fast track. >> coming here in just a few minutes, the fog is gone, does that mean a heat up in the future? we'll have that coming up next. police are using a new tactic to rid apartment s of troublemakers. plus a substitute teacher one day and a multi millionaire the next. the unexpected way one bay area woman came into so much money so fast.

tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

the golden gate bridge is about to do something that has

never been tried here in the bay area and ktvu's sal castaneda is here to explain why this is something every single driver needs to be aware of, sal. >> reporter: frank for 75 years has taken cash here at the golden gate bridge plaza. that's about to change. imagine driving through here and not stopping. many already do it with a automatic pay system. what about if you want to pay cash? you won't be able to here starting in february toll takers will be gone and all tolls will be collected electronically by a new $3.2 million system using several cameras. officials say it will save millions. >> we expect to see a savings $19 million over an eight year period. >> reporter: there will be three ways to play, two pay by plate programs that will record a person's license plate and three at a pay center the

bridge district says will be set up across san francisco and marin. bridge officials say special outreach will be directed at out of town visitors. the golden gate bridge is an international tourist destination. most of the people we saw snapping photos got here by crossing the bridge in a car. >> i came here a couple of years ago and we ended up going through one of the bridges. we ended up getting a ticket a year later. i think it confuses a lot of people. >> reporter: the new plan also worries some about the jobs lost. >> it's a shame in this economy to be eliminating more jobs. >> we need the toll taker jobs. i've gotten to know them as i've been driving through. and their livelihoods depend on that job. >> reporter: the bridge district says toll takers will be reassigned. they also say pretty soon they will start an outreach program to notify drivers of the

upcoming changes. live in san francisco, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. californians got a wake up call about the future of their waistlines. right now about 24% of california adults are obese. a new study predicts 47% of california adults could be obese in 20 years if they don't change their habit. mississippi had the highest rate at 24%. they expect that number to double in the next two decades. new york university researchers have found -- researchers say their findings don't prove that bpa causes

obesity. the fda is releasing information on a formula thickening product may be found in baby formula. now they say 22 full term infants including the seven who died developed a life saving condition in their intestines after taking the product. thicken food is used to thicken liquids for people who have difficult swallowing. a french court today ordered gossip magazine closer to turn over all digital copies of nude photos. the photos are reportedly of kate middleton sunbathing topples in the south of france. those pictures have already been publicized in closer.

endeavour is said to travel riding on top a 747. it's expected to make a low pass over golden gate bridge. the final destination is the space center in los angeles. a new bill could soon let moon pioneers keep souvenirs from space. the house is set to vote this week on the bill which would give the mercury, gemeni to items from their trip to the moon. fog free at the coast right now as we take a look at the golden gate bridge we have clear skies. that's a little different than what we had last night. we have complete clearing right now. sunny conditions at the beaches that allowed temperatures coast side to get into the low 60s. fog returns tonight you know that was coming. look at the yellows and see the light colors that's where it's

cool. look at everybody else. redding is 94, sacramento almost 90 degrees right now. but we are much cooler because of that deepened marine layer which is fog and low moisture. the drop in temperature happened yesterday. we'll be headed to the bay area weekend slightly warmer especially on friday and saturday. the weather forecast more of the same. this low pressure center sitting there. that's the reason for the cool down yesterday and that's the reason for the continued mild weather. it sits here, make it is marine layer really quick. will it make the marine layer really fat. once you lose the inversion the fog is gone. we're going to see more of that in the next few hours and that fog should come rushing back again. i expect the same thing tomorrow. fog shows up for the morning, we're all starting cool. the afternoon sun comes out. okay it's breezy out on the

coast right now though. temperatures tomorrow are going to be a lot like today, not much change. as you look at the forecast for tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning and you will see fog pretty much everywhere and is trying to get into oakland and out toward the fremont area that makes sense. the model does what it should do, it pulls the mod -- the model from the coast. might see a few low 80s but those a little more inland. 80 in san helena tomorrow. 80 in fairfield. these numbers mimicking what we had today and yesterday. forecast high in san jose 70. 79 in gilroy. good weather pattern if you're worried about fire. because this is the time of year we so worry about them and this pattern is very helpful. the five day forecast with your bay area weekend clearly in view. more of the same. it really is a nice place to live. everyone at the -- even at the

coast, when you have the sun. >> the kids that take the jacket to school in the morning have to remember to bring them home in the afternoon. >> we've all dealt with that. well she served her country. >> fighting in iraq but a u.s. soldier could spend years in a military prison. the charges against her and why supporters spoke out for her today in san francisco. have you heard of the new dialing procedure

for the 408 and 669 area codes? no, what is it? starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll still need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out!

there's a new development tonight in the controversy over the search for a new school superintendent in berkeley. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that the sole finalist for the job has now withdrawn his name for consideration. edmond heatly was chosen but withdrew his application. justices will hear from lawyers who will say it is right for the government to speak of marriage only in heterosexual terms and from lawyers who says doing so discriminates from same-sex unions. oral arguments are said to begin september 27th. small group of protesters

spoke out on behalf of a u.s. soldier who fled to canada rather than fight in the u.s. war. supporters protested canada's plan to deport kimberly rivera. she faces up to five years in military prison. >> it's unfair that she has to be forced back to the u.s. military into a military prison for simply following her conscious and doing the right thing in a very wrong war. >> a canadian immigration says canada does not consider u.s. soldiers to be refugees. they made his private words at a fundraiser very public.

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good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. only on 2 tonight the imprisoned former leader of your black muslim bakery is resurrecting his operation and running it from behind bars. christien kafton with more on how it plans on defending itself if necessary. >> reporter: the department of corrections and rehabilitation has launched an investigation to find out if any laws are being broken. today we found this information. he is now serving three consecutive life sentences for murder. the bakery used to be a real shop on san pablo avenue before it shut down. it now appears that your muslim bakery has reemerged online under a new name. your black resurrected nation. the store front is vacant