this morning. where there is more concern over aim plains response time. the man who lived in this apartment building where we e died yesterday. he apparently waited for an ambulance for nearly twice as long as the maximum response time allowed. tara moriarty is there live. she will talk about the impact that may have on the firefighters. let's take a look at the weather. say it will be a nice start to fleet week >> what a tease. we did not plan that. >> how about that? >> did not just turn off the turnip truck. steve, is it all right, he just tweeted me. saturday looks clear and warmer. cooler as we head towards the end of the week. everything looks good. lather half, first part, more in the way of cloud. plenty of fog out there.

not making much of a push inland. 40s, 50s to almost 50 degrees. hayward at 59. pittsburg, mid-72s. it's hard pressed to break down this. they stay warm, although there are signs it will stay cooler. is there a delta breeze? it was 18 last hour. now 8. i'm telling you, when it collapses like that, there is a sign. still in the upper 80s and 90s. completely missing it. inland, spot on. still warm, highs in the upper 80s to near 90s by the water. good morning, steve. we are looking at a commute that all of a sudden has some

commuters. we have a 20 to 25 minute drive time from this side to the san francisco exits. no problems there. we also checked with b.a.r.t. if you want to catch a train into the city, that system is running without delays. 880 north and southbound, driving from downtown oakland to the airport exit, should be about a 50 minute drive for you. a lot of slow truck traffic over the altamonte pass. some slow traffic as well as you drive over the 680interchange. this gets bad, a little later. right now is a good time to go. 6:02. let's go back to the desk. san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white may face a vote of no confidence. her job of chief will be evaluated less than three weekings after the firefighters union asked for her

resignation. >> tara moriarty has more. there is another report of a poor ambulance response time. >> reporter: this could impact. an elderly man died after waiting too long. the man suffered a heart attack as crews were evacuating an apartment building because of a carbon monoxide leak. 5:30 a.m. an aim plains were called, the ambulance arrived at 5:50. poor ambulance response time has been an issue for chief joanne hayes white. the chief has said that 16 new paramedics that hit the streets a few weeks ago has helped the

situation. others say it's the use of private ambulance companies that the city and kuehn at this are not contracted to that eased the problem slightly. we reached out to the chief to get a response. many have voted to out the chief. she says that mayor ed lee is backing here and they are trying to solve the ambulance and staffing shortage. >> all right, tara. we are learning more a sting operation that targeted alleged unlicensed contractors suspected of preying on victims of earthquake in napa. you have video of that under cover operation, al is it. >> good morning to you. after a disaster, unlicensed contractors come out of the wood works and unsuspecting

homeowners get ripped off. >> we charge you about 170 an hour. >> you are lacking at hidden undercover camera conducted by the contractors license state board. authorities invited unlicensed contractors to this house here in the napa area that has earthquake damage and asked for repair estimates. of since the 6.0 earthquake here, people have fallen victim to contractors working under the table and the homeowners who hire these crews risk losing their money and liable if a worker is injured on their property. an unlicensed contractor was taken into country. >> mr. liu, do you have a contractor's license. >> huh? >> do you have a contractor's lies offense. >> no. >> this is a sting operation,

state of california. >> those workers busted during this sting could face a variety charges iron clueing contracting without a license. state officials say that this shows that homeowners need to be careful and cautious about who they have come in checking their home. they can check them on the state license website beforehand. the news conference will be held at 10:00 here in nasa to talk and offer further details about the result of this sing operation this week in this area. the chp is looking for the big rig driver responsible for a deadly hit-and-run crash on a busy street in frement. investigators say that a of 1- year-old man on a motorcycle was killed on mission boulevard near warm springs yesterday afternoon. witnesses say that the driver of a silver big rig never stopped after colliding with the motorcycle. mission boulevard is a major connector between interstates

880 and 680. the chp says an ongoing project in the area may be a factor in that crash. >> this tick hard stretch of roadway is also under construction right now. it lanes are not as wide as the normal lanes on other interstates. >> the chp is now urging witnesses to this deadly crash to step forward time is now 6:07. the man beaten and attacked in a levi stadium on sunday may now be paralyzed. that came out yesterday from santa clara county prosecutors as the two men suspected in the beating appeared in a san jose courtroom. the brothers, amador and dario rebelerio are facing assault charges. they punched a man who tapped them on the shoulder to tell them that a past room small is open. that man is now in critical condition. part of his skull had to be relief because of swelling. another man was also attacked many the suspects are due back in court at the end of the

month a court hearing involving and oakland girl declared brain dead has been postponed. the family went to court to ask the judge to declare her alive. the interest appointed by the judge has declared her brain dead. the attorney for the family is asking for more time to review. >> there is no false hope here. there is real hope. according to the nation's and world's foremost brain ex-per, she is alive. >> reporter: she was first declared brain fed 10 month ago. she suffered complications for surgery from sleep apnea. a homeless bill of rights is being developed for california, oregon and colorado by a coalition of social justice groups. this group wants told the law that is they say treats the

homeless like criminals. here in the bay area, both san francisco and palo alto passed so-called sit-lie ordinances banning people from sitting or lying on sidewalks or in or public places. the proposed bill of rights would let the homeless move freely, sleep in public places, sleep in parked cars and eat and exchange food in public. starting in january, the coalition says they'll push for legislation in california, oregon and colorado. b.a.r.t.'s board of director will meet to talk about expanding the service. they will increase bus services between san francisco and the east pavement the bus services would run every 20 minutes between 12:30 and 2:00 a.m. am. many b.a.r.t. riders complained they have no way it get home when b.a.r.t.

stopped running. b.a.r.t. wanted to start running trains overnight but they said that they need down time for maintenance. and a warning for parents at a east bay school. what a suspicious man was spotted doing nearby and if you are driving into the valley, we do have slow traffic building near 227. not as bad as yesterday but already getting slow. fog has been building and building and building but not just making much of a push inland. it might today. hooks like a cooler forecast for the end of the week but for fleet week, it looks warmer, especially towards the weekend.

welcome back to the morning news time 6:13. police in palo alto are trying to determine if the same man is guilty of two indecent exposh our incidents in two days happening within a half mile of each other. take a look at this vague police sketch of the man. this is based on one victim's description. he is described as a white man in his late 20s or early 30s with short brown hair. a man in a pickup truck exposed himself to a 14-year-old girl. a man in an older volvo sedan exposed himself to a 10-year- old girl who was out walking her dog. police have increased their patrols near schools and

conducting surveillance. and an east bay school is warning parents about a man spotted sitting in his car just outside the school. witnesses say he was taking pictures of students. >> kids will no longer be walking to starbucks on fridays and i'm here picking them up every day. >> i'm definitely concerned about it. i'm also hope that go this is being communicated to other parts of pleasanton. >> the school hats sent parents a letter warning them of the suspicious man described as a white male in his 40s or 50s, believed to be drying a red volkswagen bug or burgundy pt cruiser. police in santa rosa arrested a second suspect in a jewelry store robbery. the press democrats reports that johnny tasker douglas was arrested in connection with a robbery in july at the bennett valley jewelry store where an employee was shot.

douglas fled that scene in a stolen car that was recovered a couple of blocks away. they will be able to link douglas using the dna found in that car. police arrested two tourists. three machine approached him at 2:00 in the afternoon at the conservatory. one demanded money and another point add gun at him. an eyewitness kept an eye on the robbers and that helped police catch two of them. the nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame have been announced and punk rock band green bay are on the

ballot. there are stevie ray vaughn, joan jett and the barak heart and war have been announced. san jose car accident exacted some revenges against the stain lee cup champs, the los angeles kings. sharks throws l.a. in last season's playoffs after being up 3-0 and needing just one more victory to advance. so back at you. >> that's right. >> from the ice to the man who is always cool, sal. >> wow. >> back when i was a radio dejay, i needed nine inch nail. >> took you back. >> difference times. now i wear a suit and tie. good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at a crash that we have on 880 southbound at industrial. we do have a crash blocking

lanes. traffic is slow already. kind of a bad start for this commute. clearing up for a bit. there was an earlier accident right near dakodo road right near the shoulder. the crash is causing all the slow traffic. an extra 10 to 15 minutes immediated. a lot of slow traffic in livermore and moderately refy in dublin. let's take a look at the live picture on the toll plaza in san jose, right through downtown, still looks good, getting up highway 17. 6:17. let's go to steve. >> sal, joan jett. >> yeah? i saw her when she was a member of the runaways. >> good day. >> i saw runaways. >> good band. >> ch-ch-cherry bomb. hey, they were good. the fog can't lift, the sea

breeze has not developed. inland temps have not. people asked about fleet week. does look a little cooler going into friday. saturday, the fog will burn off. sunday looks clear. woo he have a monster of a typhoon/hurricane. strongest tropical system this year. sustained waned of 150 miles per hour. just got past the mariana. looks like it was headed towards taiwan, now it has put on the brakes and headed into japan right now. now all indications are that it will get there by this weekend. we have to keep an eye top this system. we have to take a look to see what kind of energy it has. >> a westerly breeze, i say

breeze. not a wind yesterday. this system to the north should help. if it was here, i would say, yes, i should help, but it's up around seattle. but that tail end will drag across here. others in the low 50s, menlo park at ooh degrees. 53 san mateo. some areas in the santa cruz mountains still in the 60s and 70s. where is that breeze? delta breeze at travis went from 18 to 8. not a sign for a cooler pattern yesterday. 51 in ukiah. month raymonterey at 52. can you see the line from chicago to st. louis to kansas city. tropical system down in phoenix. unbelievable summer for them

for tropical, now moving towards denver and albuquerque. i tell you my forecast tells are about 4 0r 5 degrees. kicker warm up on sunday. maybe some rain. down a couple of degrees the last couple of days. 60s, 20s, 80s to near 90s for some. back to sat helena and clear lake. tough to put that down without a cold front. monday looks like 90s. billionaire ican is asking apple to make a buy back stock saying that apple is under valued. a 30-year-old wells fargo bank employee sent a letter to the company ceo asking for a

$10,000 raise not just for himself. he says that all workers deserve the same pay raise. he earns $31,000 a year. the suggested raise would be a 30% increase but the salary of the ceo has gone up 40%. he says that the bank could show the world that big corporation cost have a heart by increasing workers' pay. >> we'll see how that goes. time now 6:22. some u.s. airports vow to make some major changes because of ebola. >> coming up, the new screenings that some travel hers have to undergo. using uber at the en of the it supposed to be the responsible thing to use. >> we are hearing from a man who says that an uber driver attacked him with a hammer. the legal claim just filed. save up to 35%! and through columbus day, get three years interest free financing on tempur-pedic, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

grrnlings welcome back to the morning news. a man from american canyon is in jail accused of pointing a gun at another driver. the chp says it happened yesterday among on highway 37 just west of novato. 28-year-old paul massey pointed a semi-hand fun at the other driver during a trapping dispute. police arrested massey a short

time later booked into the marin county jail for assault with a deadly weapon. the san francisco man who says that that he was attacked by an uber driver is speaking out. carrajas and chicas were disagreeing on the fastest way to get somewhere. >> i don't even know the right words to use. using uber at the end the night is supposed to be the responsible safe thing to use when you are out with friends to take uber home to get you home safely. they are not sure whether i'm going to lose my eye or not. >> the drive has pled nod guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. uber says it is cooperating

with investigators and wishes chicas a fas recovery. now, a new state lay requires ride sharers to carry a $50,000 liability and at least a million dollars when it comes to passengers. it came after an uber driver hit a girl who was crossing the street. a pantry food van has been found and returned to its owners. the van was stone en late sunday or early monday from the south hayward parish church. without that van, the pantry had to depend upon its volunteers patriotic up groceries for about 100 families per day. those thieves stole some cash and bus passes from the church office these items are still missing. a community in mourning

today. how friend and families are remembering ally call pilot killed bill whiting -- killed while fighting a fire in yosemite. and a bay area tradition back. northbound 101, time slowing down. we'll give you a look. fleet week, heading into it, looks cooler going into friday but a fast rebounds. clearing and actually warmer as we head into the weekend.

welcome back on the morning news. we are river in san jose. this is what we are focused on right now complaints are growing about certain things that are allegedly happening in a popular san jose

neighborhood. cutt's janine dela vega is out there now. this is communications hill. we'll tell you about plans for more development. good morning. thanks for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's thursday, object per 9th. i'm dave clark >> and i'm pam cook >> sometimes it's too foggy to jets to fly. >> sunday looks to be fog free if everything comes in as advertised. one of my faith people on twitter, we built this city the that's their twitter handle. they have been saying foggy for a while. toyed it's foggy and cold. cold is not something that we have heard for a while. it is cold on the coast because of the system coming in. the problem is the challenge to get this cooler air for the inland dell manies. it's been a

inland -- for the inland areas. 72 around 2200 feet. that's warm. oakland at least has a westerly wind. yesterday a northeast. that's a sign of a cooler pattern. my projections are above average. areas 70 the. independent land, 80s. here is sal. >> we are seeing a lot more slow traffic now as we get into the 6:00 hour. traffic is going to be slower and the drive times going up a lull bit on westbound 80 as you drive from the carcinas brimming. no major problems along the way. driving along the north bay, slowest track on highway 82 westbound from vallejo to marin county. let's move to some live

pictures now, showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is going to be slow. about a 20 minute drive time from this side the bay as you drive through. we also have slow traffic in san jose already but it's not bad. 101 just a little bit slow after the 280 interchange right about here but that's all. you may want to take advantage. i'm sure it aprobably not going to stay this way for much longer. 6:32 as you go back to the desk. >> new developments involving embattled san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. she may face another vote of no confidence in a closed door meeting. the fire board will be evaluating her jobless than three weeks after the firefighters union called for her to resign. tara moriarty is live. a response time may have led to

the dead of a man. >> this particular incident is under review by the department of emergency communication as well as the fire didn't. we are here on 23rd and taraville in which firefighters responded to a call after an old derly man ended up dying waiting for an ambulance too long. the man suffered a heart attack yesterday morning as crews were evacuating the apartment building because of a koirks leak. dispatch records obtained by ktvu shows an ambulance was called at 5:37 a.m. and a private ambulance arrived at 5:55 a.m. that's an 18-minute wait. the maximum response time allowed is 10 minutes for a a life threatening call. paramedics were unable to revive the man and an autopsy is planned. poor ambulance response time has been an issue for chief joanne hayes white. ktvu has chronicled ambulance response time that have taken in some cases two hours long.

the chief has said that new paramedics hitting the streets has helped. others say the reason is because of private companies that the city has not contracted with. the firefighters union, all the 'em eye owes work group have asked for her ouster and that she needs to do. but she says she does have mayor real estate's backing and she plans to work together with him to end this shortage now more cases of an enterovirus in the city. a child was admitted to the hospital with enterovirus but is now said to be in good condition. contra costa, san that cruz,

sapp solano and alameda also reported cases. more than 600 people in 44 states and the district of columbia van been sickened by the virus since august. five of the patients have died including a four-year-old boy in new jersey. no deaths have been reported in california so far. developing news now from plaster county where firefighters are still battling several grass fires that are threatening homes. at least circumstances buildings have burned since the fire started yesterday along interstate 80 near the town of apple gate. eastbound interstate 80 was shut down for several hours between auburn and koulfax. many had just minutes it get to safety. family and friends are mourning the death of a pilot

firefighter. 53-year-old greg hunt died in the fire. >> if you were kind of out and down, he would ask if there was anything he could do to bring you back up. if you needed something, he is there to help you out out. >> hunt worked for a company that contracted with cal fire for more than 13 years. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. our time is 6:36. >> some city council, there is plan for a new development but not everyone is on board with this. janin dela vega joins us live with some concerns that some have with building more new houses >> people started showing up here at 5:30 to use this grand scare case. they use it to exercise and it's really a virtual stair master. the majority the people here that are exercising don't live in this neighborhood and homeowners are not thrilled about the city's plan to add

more developments. ktvu first reported about the concern neighbors have about all the noise and crowded work ways because of all the people who come here to take pictures but sanjoseinside.com are now getting reports of people using the grand staircase for drug use and sex in the area. the san jose vice mayor has asked the council to take those complaints into account before approving more. >> more staircases is cool, but for the residents, i can see why they would not want to. i heard in the afternoon it's crowded and there's a lot of people, but not early in the morning. >> one of the issues the city is dealing with is that the stairs are zoned as public

passage open to everyone so at this point, a curb view cannot be enforced. once the development is approved, that had be the largest development in san jose. you can see, as we get back here live, plastic water bottles, left behind. trash left behind. that's some of the concerns that homeowners here have. also happening today, it fleet week is back with a roar. military ships lined the harbor, the blue angels will be taking the skies. many people are excited but some are not. >> thanks. for the most part, many people are excite that had fleet week is back here in san francisco. we are along the embarcadero

this morning. hyped me is the newest amphibian fleet. last year, fleet week was canceled because of the the sequestration. the blue ann gentlemens will begin practicing at noon. a hill bit of fog this morning so hopefully that had clear up. if you live in the area, expect a lot of noise. blue angels a sight to see. for those who live here, they say it gets too noisy but others are glad to see the blue angels back. south of the bay bridge, the u.s.s. america ace an amphibious ship, can carry about 1000 marines and their equipment. it is more than 880 feet long and had been commissioned at a private ceremony 10:00 a.m. on saturday but plenty of other

events tarting saturday. the u.s.s. america begins at 1:00 a.m. the band performance at pier 39 at the same time. and then there is going to be a military and civilian seminar. it's actually a panel that i will be m ing later on this afternoon. mat reason core band concert at 6:00 p.m. as we take you back out here live, you can sense that fleet week is certainly back. officials estimate a million people had be along the waterfront this weekend for fleet week events. live here in san francisco, blind flores. >> time is 6:40. golden gate transit workers will make another strike announcement today affecting marin county commuters. last month, a one-day strike by ferry boat captains stranded many riders. they have not said if it will

affect golden gate ferry riders or bus riders. the news conference today will be held right outside the st. francis yatch club in san francisco. the home run king going under the my. why barry bonds said he needed surgery and he is thanking fans for their prayer. and cracking down on unlicensed contractors praig on victims. and we are looking at the bay bridge, the actual span right now. a hill bit slow here. coming up, looks like there is some sort of a stall or accident in the left lane. this is going to affect your drive time into san francisco. fog is there. temperatures which have been very hot inland cool off. we'll see how that plays out. that looks like a flip flop on the fleet week forecast. bulldog: [yawning]

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is an operation targeting contractors taking advantage of the victims of the napa earthquake. later today, prosecutor has release more information about this undercover sting. >> still a lot of damage to homes and businesses here in this area because of the

earthquake back in august and that's why state authorities say that contractors, unlicensed contractors have been very busy in this area trying to do work. this week, authorities cracked down on work ares trying to do repairs under the table. >> you are a he going to charge me 10 grand if it's just 10 grand between you and me, you don't have to get the workers' comp. >> the government is not part of this. this is hidden camera video taken during an undercover sting operation carried out this week by the contractorsite state license board. authorities invited unlicensed contractors into this tick hard home that has earthquake damage here in the napa area and they asked those workers for repair estimates. a lot of people have squall fallen victim it contractors working under the table.

homeowners risk losing money and they may also be liable if a contractor gets hurt. >> mr. lu, do have you a contract tr's license. >> umm? >> do have you a contractor's license >> no. >> this is a sting operation. >> homeowners with earthquake damage need to be careful and cautious about who they hire to do work on their home. they can check the lie eppss on the state board website. there will be a press conference to off more details on this week's sting. alex savidge, ktvu. time is 6:46. this morning, doctors in spain announced the health of a nurse who has the even what virus is getting worse. this follows reports of a second person in texas who may also have the virus.

a dallas county sheriff deputy went to the apartment where ebola patient thomas duncan had been staying. as you know, duncan died yesterday. the deputy was not wearing a hazmat suit. as a precaution, the deputy has been hospitalized complaining of soreness and fatigue. critics call it a hollow gesture. favorfive airports will be screening patient. new york's jfk will be the first one this weekend. while there are no plans to step up screenings at sfo, there is still a heightened sense of awareness. >> i've been very concerned about it, most especially people coming from different continents like africa. >> enhanced screening mean

travelers from guinea, liberia or sierra leone will be questioned about potential exposure. their temperatures will be taken and they will be observed for even hasim tops. these measures would not have prevented thomas duncan to enter the u.s. because he appeared healthy and he did not have any fever at the time of the travel. let's check with tory campbell to see what is coming up on mornings on 2:00. >> good morning. jon stewart going mainstream? the popular show host was aggressively recruited to take over and host meet the press. find out why the tempting offer he got and the likely reason he ultimately said no this may come as a shock but the energy drink red bull does not really give you wings. find out why it could give you ten bucks due to a class action lawsuit. those stories coming up on

mornings on 2. let's check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. >> on the live camera net wok, we noticed something off the bay bridge. looks like a stalled car on the east end but it's gone now. traffic is slow and once that happens, the metering lights get turned down a little bit, turned on to extra slow and now we have bigger backup than we did even just ten minutes ago. 30 to 35 minute if you are in the main part of this backup, just to get across to san francisco. nimitz freeway very slow because of an accident. san mateo bridge also getting a workout. southbound 680 at 24, there is a backup. lots of report of foggy conditions, san francisco, vernal heights, grand park. up land towns, they just continue to go from about 48 to

94 to 95. i'll get to that in a second. the strongest tropical system on earth this year. >> really in >> yeah, really. this is equivalent to a category 5 hurricane typhoon. it just went over the mariana islands. bong phong is the name of the typhoon. should go right over japan as we go into early next week. this is a lot of energy, big, big system. we have to keep track of that and see what happens as it goes into the weekend and also as it comes across the pack. a westerly breeze is trying. warmer weekend, though, cooldown today and tomorrow and right back up saturday and sunday. cooler, maybe some rain. the fog is there. some of that is really thick. this is what we need to give us

ally bit of a lift and maybe a push west to east but it's a very slow process. some areas are kind of stuck here. there are a couple of cool readings but pittburg, 63. somebody go out there and tap on it. that's too hot is what they are saying. lafayette, a little warmer. sfo has a northwest east, livermore northeast. until you get that howl west breeze, it's really tough. might pick up later as that system gets closer but right now not showing itself very much. ukiah at 51. 20s and 30s for lows in north dakota and south dakota. chicago, some heavy weather. it's going to kansas city. kansas city, here i come. remains of what was simon liting towards denver and also

clipping albuquerque. more rain for theming maybe for us middle of next week. we'll see. until then, fog, sun, warm to hot. there is some foggy cold areas in the city. some 80s, 90s. temperatures, novato at 85. berkly 85. 71 san jose, still holding on to a 91 in gilroy. 60s at the coast. does look a hill cooler friday and they a quick rebound on the weekend especially on sunday. >> all right, thank you, steve. a 72-year-old woman who was stabbed during an attempted car jagging in berkeley has died. neighbory joan mcclelland -- nancy joan mcclelland was removed from life sport. she had left a wedding at the center where she worked as a head gardener

time is 6:52. caught on camera you have to see this. this is pretty frightening video of a mountain lion on the prowl. this is in the bay area neighborhood. goodness gracious if you are

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channel 2 morning news at 6:55. an offduty police officer shot and killed a teenage another st. louis sparking protest. the officer was working a second job for a security company last night when he approached three young african american men. he chased of a them. when they started running, he caught up to one of the teen agers who had a handgun. the officer and the teen struggled and the teen fired at least three round at the officer. the officer then fired at least 17 rounds and killed one of the teenagers. protesters say that the shooting like the michael brown shooting in ferguson is another example of excessive force. time is 6:56. back here at home, san francisco police will hold a town hall meeting 6:00 about the tuesday night police shooting near at&t park. police were patrol that area near the giants game part of a crime crackdown the man who was shot and killed was an armed car burglary suspect identified

as o'shane evans of oakland. people in the area say that a lot of crime occurs in that area. one homeowner says that his car had been broken into three times already. >> one time, i'm looking out the window and i see this guy standing here and he smashes the window of my car. >> while you're watching? >> while i'm watching. >> tonight's public meeting again starts at 6:00. it will be held at the academy of arts on federal street. state senator jerry hill plans to formally ask for the removal the california head of public utility commission. michael hill has been under fire after an explosion killed four people. hill's district includes san bruno and he plans to introduce a resolution on december 1st to remove peavy. critics say that peavy foster add coasty relationship with pg&e which led to lax regulation of the utility at&t wireless customers may get some money back.

they agreed to a $11.5 million set -- 105 million-dollar settlement for cramming, where customers are charged for daily services such as the daily horoscope. it's hard for customers to find it on the bill. most of the settle will go to the cramming victims. the san francisco fire chief may face another vote of no confidence. the tragedy yesterday morning that may have an impact and a deadly hit-and-run in san francisco. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art,

and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools.

>> reporter: the san francisco fire department speaks out after an elderly man dies after waiting for an ambulance for too long. we'll tell you why this is poor timing for joanne hayes-white. good ole mother nature. >> the sting targeting people trying to cash in on the napa earthquake. >> reporter: outcry for people getting bombarded in a south bay neighborhood with traffic is prompting city officials to reconsider future plans there. we'll tell