but your black muslim bakery is reemerging online. reborn as your black resurrected nation. the bakery's former leader yusuf bey iv is currently serving three consecutive life sentences. in a letter attributed to him he says about the new site, the mission of your black muslim bakery is now entering a new phase, and make no mistake we will be greater than in the past. he is getting direction for the site from the bey family. the bakery is preparing to defend itself. and is continuing to provide protection to all members of the ebrn. we will also provide over sight in all cases involving injustice. today on the streets of oakland near the site of the closed bakery some say they can't believe the bakery would

return. >> i assumed they were gone. the cops shut them down. there was a murder some place. i didn't really follow that. >> you can say worse. they used to stand outside, like how can you say it, like street security. >> reporter: one important note to discuss in this story is the fear that still permeates those familiar with the bakery. we spoke to several people who told me they would not appear on camera because of fear of reprisals. we also reached out to the district attorney's office about bey, her office has no official comment. live in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now, yusuf bey iv took over the your black muslim bakery in 2005. bey was convicted of killing

chauncey bailey and two hours in 2009. only on 2, ktvu's janine de la vega is live now in union city with a program that's turning some of the city's most troubled apartments into safer places to live, janine. >> reporter: julie under the program tenants can't engage in any illegal activity and managers need to take care of their property. now for example, at this complex, police are saying these bushes are way too tall and they need to be pruned because criminals can hide here. >> at night i do a nighttime inspection of the properties too to try to take a look at all their lighting. >> reporter: officer vaughn is on the look out for lighting. he knows lighting is poor and bushes need to be cut back so that they're only 3 feet tall. >> if someone wanted to jump into this deck and break into this apartment they could do that with this added

concealment. >> reporter: those are just a couple of things apartment come leks need to do if they're part of the city's crime free program. >> we were having apartment break-ins, auto thefts, domestic violence issues. >> reporter: new tenants are reu -- required to sign this new addendum. so far 12 complexes are participating in the program. police say it has drastically reduced their calls for service. >> it's a way for us to eliminate that problem that's here. and hopefully increase the quality of life, quality of living for the residents that are here. >> reporter: apartment managers go through an eight hour training program that teaches them how to spot suspicious activity and how to respond. police also meet with residents to educate them. at medallion, managers estimate crimes have decreased by 18%. >> it's been peaceful here. out of the six years this has been the best time right now. you see how quiet it is? it's like this all the time now. >> reporter: the policy only

applies to new tenants who sign this agreement but if a current tenant's lease is up and they want to renew, they have to sign this as well. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. the future of suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is now in the hands of the board supervisors. the board now has 30 days to decide if it'll uphold the decision by the ethics commission to suspend mirkarimi indefinitely or return him to his post as sheriff. they were private comments that mitt romney made to fundraisers but they are now very public. ktvu's lorane blanco spoke to mother jones, the news organization who went through great lengths to publish this video. >> reporter: mother jones is

based in union square. it's magazine has a circulation of about 200,000 but today its website has millions of hits. >> there are 47% of people who are with him that believe they are victims. who believe the tkpwoát has a responsible to care for them. >> reporter: this video with the sound bite heard around the world came from this small office in union square. within 24 hours, mother jones a nonprofit news publisher went viral. >> we've been picked up by news outlets all over the world. >> reporter: this speech by mitt romney was secretly shot at a private fundraiser in florida. mother jones acquired the video after negotiation. randy shandobil says it's a huge get. and for the candidate it's a

huge gasp. >> because it seems to reinvest the negative element that he's an out of touch millionaire who only cares about people like him. >> reporter: romney says the remarks were not elegantly stated but he sticks to his message. >> this is really a discussion about the political process of winning the election and of course i want to help all americans. all americans have a bright and prosperous future and i'm convinced that the president's approach has not done that and will not do that. >> mother jones faced criticism yesterday for releasing the remarks in snippets. now it's releasing the full video plus a transcript of the speech. our exclusive new ktvu field poll finds president obama finds a lead against

voters. 58% of likely vote for president obama. romney draws 35% support. president obama also has a 58% approval rating and that's the highest in the last years. a new proposal to track who's campaigning online and the wide reaching impact that could have on tweets, facebook posts and blogs. occupy demonstrators today obeyed a police deadline to dismantle their tents in san francisco justin herman plaza. protesters took down their tents by 6:00 a.m. but about a dozen people stayed behind. some street vendors tell ktvu they were sorry to see the protesters come back saying last year's demonstrations hurt their business. we are learning new details tonight about the scene at law enforcement scandal. authorities revealed san ramon

attorney mary nolan was arrested today. the indictment claims nolan worked to illegally eves drop on the spouses of his clients. mary nolan is scheduled to appear in court on those charges as well as tax evasion next tuesday. oakland police are searching for the person who shot a woman outside an elementary school it happened at about 3:30 this afternoon outside marcum el -- elementary school. the woman was shot while waiting in her car with a child. that school went on lock down until police determined the area was safe. the woman is at the hospital now with life threatening injuries. a bay area man is under indictment in a sweeping student aid fraud scheme.

federal authorities announced the indictments in sacramento today. myron jacobs of san leandro is accused of signing students up for student aid. over all, $770,000 were allegedly taken from student aid. apple shared closed at $701.91. san ramon based chevron is being fined more than $17 million by brazil's national petroleum agency. chevron and the drilling company transocean are also facing civil and criminal lawsuits. contra costa public health crews will be out once again tomorrow morning killing mosquitoes that carry west nile

virus. insecticide spraying will start at dusk tomorrow night in antioch and will last until about 11:00. the map you're looking at here shows the area to be sprayed north of highway 4. contra costa county confirmed its first human case of west nile virus one week ago. the look of the bay bridge at night is about to dramatically change. in march 000s of cable mounted high tech led lights will illuminate the bridge when the sun goes down. you are seeing an artist animation of what it will look like. in all, 25,000 lights will be firmly attached to 300 vertical cables on the bridge. total cost $8 million. >> people are going to see wow, this is a beacon for san francisco throughout the world put in the context of art. >> the lights will glisten for two years. for driver's savety the lights will point out ward to the north and west. berkeley could become the first city in the country to

designate a specific day as bisexual pride day. the city council is discussing the measure at tonight's meeting that is happening right now. if the council approves that plan, bisexual pride day would be celebrated on september 23rd. we are learning tonight about a san rafael teacher and she's apparently the only heir to a fortune in gold. it's a story we first brought you yesterday night. a carson city man who died in june left a stash of gold worth as much as $7 million in boxes inside his home. now we have learned that the man's cousin arlene agnus maybe his only living heir. we tried to get in touch with her today at her home and by phone but she did not respond. an important grand opening is happening on third street here in san francisco. how it will help young people in the bay district. i'm back here at 6:20.

i'm tracking the fog, it is gone not but i will tell you where it will reappear in the morning.

a san leandro firefighters is out of the hospital after fighting this fire. the flames ripped through the tequila grill restaurant. one firefighter was on the roof venting the fire when he gashed his leg with a circular saw. the storage area was badly damaged but everyone so the owner is hoping to reopen in a couple of months. chris moore still has a full slate. the retiring police chief must reassure the public that the city is capable of handling its rise in crime. more moore says he doesn't believe his decision to retire will shake the public's confidence. >> i have four months left. there's still a lot of work to do on a daily basis and i will

continue to work until literally the last day. >> reporter: one of the problems will be addressed in a community meeting. those meeting will address san jose's spike in crime. san francisco will try to resure residents that something is being done about it. a new facility is being unveiled built with the dream of san francisco's youth in mind. john sasaki is in the bay view this weekend with the big impact the building will have on kids of that neighborhood. >> reporter: there's a sign right now across the street now, it serves as a beacon in this area for young people who want more out of their jobs. college track is an organization that helps high school kids get into college and succeed. this is its new 13,000 square foot facility. tonight is a grand opening that brought out students, staff and plenty of supporters including the mayor, ed lee and the former mayor gavin newsom who is the current general attorney

of california. it hopes to attract many more with its new capacity of 500. >> the kids come out with a backpack and study for the sat. they are a paradigm for other kids who are not in the program. >> it's been an ephifany for me to realize how many p eople -- supporters and opponents of the death penalty came together in sa sacramento today to look at the financial cost of execution. proposition 34 on the november ballot would replace the death penalty with life in prison without the possibility of parol. the state legislative analysts says that would save california about $130 million a year in

court costs and other expenses. opponents of prop 34 disagree. they say it would cost far more to care for the inmates. >> housing and medical costs will dwarf any long term savings that come from this proposition. >> the data also shows that there is that possibility of executing an innocent person. >> there has not been an execution of california since 2006. bloggers bloggers are up in arms over what they call a solution in search of a program. the fair political practices program discussed the legislation today. it would require political campaigns to report any payment made to anyone who posts internet content on the campaign's behalf. some say the regulation is too broad covering billionings o f -- billions of posts and comments. supporters of the regulation

say voters should know whether people who post online are being paid for their opinion. ktvu.com has the latest on politics news. san ramon's new wal-mart store is set to open tomorrow morning. a ribbon cutting is set for next month. it is a smaller store with a greater emphasis on groceries. wal-mart says it's still hiring for this new location. and we're fog free at the coast right now. today a lot like yesterday in terms of temperatures, maybe a little cooler in some places. tomorrow, it's going to be a lot like today. the fog is clear now. i think the fog clears again tomorrow night. the fog pushes back into the coast tonight. so you'll have it right along the coast. inland pushed tomorrow something like this. it'll get out there into the concord area. kind of trickling into the

livermore area. these were the official national weather service highs, you still had some heat over antioch. but for the most part a very fall like temperature pattern. lots of 70s. that's what you kind of expect for this time of year. that's a fall like looking temperature spread. 78 in morgan hill, 70 out in the san jose. you know forecast for tomorrow just like today. fog comes back, whatever you had today in terms of burn out. temperatures just about the same. the changes come on friday, and saturday. when temperatures will trend or try to warm up a little bit. so tomorrow morning as you head out there's your fog. about 5:00 or 6:00 a.m. fog in the north bay. then it burns off right back to the coast. look at that cool temperature footprint. firefighters dream in september. i will tell you they love this because that's a high humidity, low temperature footprint and that helps greatly with fire concerns in the height of our fire season. that is great. temps below average. the coastal fog comes back. we look at temperatures

tomorrow just like they were today. the high pressure kind of losening out to this low pressure here. this low pressure starting to work out the rest of the week. the forecast high in san helena tomorrow away from the coolest of the fog. 80, 80 in fairfield. a little cooler than today. 78 in pittsburgh. 88 in brentwood. these forecast highs not bad for this time of year. a little cooler than you would expect this time of year when you look at the numbers not hard to get lots of 90s. we're not seeing that that's why we're not seeing spare the air days and that's why we're not seeing a red flag warning or anything. this is the time of year you worry about that stuff. your weekend in view, autumn arrives on saturday. you really can't go wrong. >> i'm trying to think when we had a red flag warning last. >> it's been a long time. we haven't had that in this

year. seven or 10. it's good. >> thank you, bill. mitt romney's latest controversy has everyone talking including romney. how he's defending himself. hear what president obama is saying to a popular late night tv host. it's no fun and game at this baseball field at a san francisco school. what we've uncovered about why it's contaminated and who might be to blame. >> join us at 7:00 on tv 36. taking you to a place you've probably never been before. inside an empty bay area reservoir. more on a very expensive work project being done there right now.

today was sent through a reservoir. it's empty as crews perform improvements. >> i am fully going to be against any effort to drain that because we've invested properly in the system.

we will honor rate payers and people who depend upon this system. >> the sutro project is expected to be complete in the year 2015. mark is off tonight. joe is here. every game crucial for the a's but not looking too good tonight. >> i think it's going to come straight down to the wire. holding on to the number one spot. the a's begin a crucial 10 day road trip that takes them to new york, detroit and to texas. tonight's game not going too well. cabrera already driving to third. the griffin pitch that's number 39 on the year for cabrera. the long ball fighting griffin again in the fifth. prince fielder had a laser to the left field stands. tigers 8-1 now. the rangers are playing in anaheim tonight. with nhl players locked out by the owners, members of the san jose sharks are dispersing themselves all around the

globe. thornton has agreed to go to switzerland and play for the geneva team. he actually met his wife there. other sharks are headed to over countryings. the nhl locked players out on friday. south bay race car driver almendinger is calling it a learning program after being reinstated today by nascar. almendinger tested positive for amirol. the giants again trying to trim the magic number to win the national league west. the west they can do is get it down to seven by beating the rockies. the dodgers were rained out in

washington they will play in a double header tomorrow. not the time of year you want to have double headers stacking up. so if you can get it done in seven tonight. >> too bad about the a's. >> yeah. groups heading out on whale watching trips are getting a whole lot more these days. coming up, take a look at what people are spotting up and down the northern california coast. >> wow. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. na add some oomph.

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