travis began walking off the field. travis. oh, hey! you know what? only two outs. get back out there. you've got to get one more. reds' skipper dusty baker had a good laugh since he won it, 10-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, who's taking over for simon on "american idol?" your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, is farming a dying occupation? not if these kids have anything to say about it. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. here's a look at your thursday forecast. starting with showers near phoenix this morning. the afternoon should be dry. we will continue to watch dry conditions in much of california and temperatures will be near seasonal averages. the exception will be along the coast. it's been a very chilly summer in san francisco, and that continues into your friday. boise will be hot and salt lake city. notice some of the heat's really starting to build again into the weekend in the interior. and salt lake city will be near 100 by saturday. also along the co

>> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to protect environmental resources. some people commented on my remarks yesterday that i talked entirely about the economy and nothing about the environment eventhough we're seen as an environmental agency. it seems to me just as this conference opened dialogue for water and environment, i think we should find our worst enemy and going and sitting down and seeing the common ground we have and then putting together a coalition of allies not normally working together and then going to the legislature to ask for oversight hearings to the laws that protect san francisco bay all the way to the laws that deal with water and air q

travis received long distance counselin from his dad in afghanistan.t be home right now to nurture his own family, but they're helping afghan farmers impre the future for their families. >> every village we've been into, they know who the adt is, now when we return or our converts rern, we know we're there for good. >> abc 7 news. >> when "asgnment 7" continues, a bay area woman who paid for driving lessons but never leard how to drive. 7 on your side looks into several other complaints about the school she went to. and north bay home looki for a new owne the unique selling point that sets it apart in the market. ♪ (aouncer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... .to slow us down. but evenn your 30s... ...your bones can begin to chang overtime, you can begin to have bone loss. calcium d vitamin d work together to help keep your bones strong. and yoplait giveyou... ...20% of ur daily calcium... ...and is the only leading yogurt with vitamin d i every cup. keep yr bones strong every day... ...with yoplait. >>> one important milestone for s

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. >> reporter: director lila travis and her husband began rescuing animals.but as their own family grew, so did the number of animals. about six years ago, they outgrew their home and the animals and rescuers moved here to this rental property in the oakland hills. but now the owner wants it back and in just a month and a half, the animals and the family will be evicted. >> we're open to any kind of creative solution. we're looking for possibly purchasing a piece of property that's for sale that would be ideal as a relocation site. >> but that means the nonprofit has to come up with about $250,000 and time is running out. that's something travis does not want to think about because oakland's under funded and under staffed animal control division could not take the slack. and many wild animals that could be rehabilitated will be euthanized or left to die in the wild. >> it would be horrible. it's like, ten years of work trying to make the world a better place being flushed down the toilet. >> reporter: this place gives wild animals a second chance at life. now

subtle signs of a cooler pattern, a west-southwest wind at travis to 22. napa a west wind at five. was hardly any breeze at all. so cool coast, mild to warm to hot away. 60s, 70s and 90s to near 100. 60s here also. 93 las vegas, 88 palm springs. partly cloudy skies down there. could be more thunderstorms today. don't think it will make it here. it will just -- it will get pushed off right there -- [ inaudible ] >> -- if you look south and also east. for us though, the big news -- [ inaudible ] >> -- cooling the pattern down. it is already beginning to show itself today so coastal fog. now it will take another day or two before it clears the coastal hills. so oakland has cloudy skies so cooler, 60s, 70s by the coast. 70s and 80s now around the bay. inland still 90s. for many it will come down 2 to 4. fog, sun, warm, not as hot on saturday. here comes the -- [ inaudible ] >> -- fog sunday into monday. >> all right, time now is 5:40. and one of silicon valley's biggest companies make an announcement directly effecting to yous of employees. >> we will tell you about a new recall affect

travis mine question for you is, are you on facebook? >> jimmy: he looks like he is.has that facebook -- >> of course. >> of course. what's going on in the picture? >> me and my friend are playing a game called beer darts. two people throwing darts from a dart game at cans of beer. if you puncture is, you have to shotgun the beer. >> what a great idea. are you going to include this in your elementary education curriculum? >> of course not. but it's a fun thing. >> i think the kids would like it too what's your name? >> robert hil, h-i-l, not h-i-l-l. >> no one cares. >> how old are you? >> 71. >> let me ask you this, are you on facebook? >> jimmy: he might be, it's free, i mean -- >> i am not on facebook. i don't have a computer. i am computer illiterate. >> let me ask you one more question. have you considered using that shirt to fish out pelicans in the gulf? >> i could use it as a fish net, but i'd probably catch a lot of oil globs and that's about it. >> jimmy: the new catch phrase for sal. speaking of the oil spill in the gulf, after months of budge bmb it looks

midweek, so a cooling trend is with us, the onshore kind is there, already gusts over 35 out towards travis, out of the southwest, so morning clouds, even if you have the clouds a little breezy and cool and we will carry that right into wednesday, so low overcast, sunny, breezy, cooler inland, highs 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s and temperatures 50s 60s near the coast, 60s, 70s around the bay and then just a couple of low 80s as you push inland and temperatures will stay cool then warmer as we head towards the end of the week, pam and dave. >> well, in san jose the investigation continues into a devastating apartment fire that killed an eight-year-old girl on hamilton avenue shortly before 2:00 yesterday morning. fire investigators say five children and two adults were inside a one bedroom unit where the fire started everyone made it out safely except for the little girl. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> -- sad seeing that, you know. i-- you know, my condolences to the family. >> the little girl was from durham, north carolina, and was visiting family. nine other

the wind not as strong at travis. west at 25 but it is not gusting to 40 like it was 24 hours ago. there is also thunderstorm activity popping up. look at that, in northeast california near the border and the sierra. not as widespread pause the day before but it is still there. after the low overcast and a little mist, too. 60s, 60s, 70s. very cool for many. again some well inland and up into lake county are warmer than that but there is a rather significant cooling trend that has established itself. 50s again. nothing has changed really here on the lows. foresan rafael-napa to 59 san jose. palo alto 58. 90 las vegas. 51 tahoe, 55 ukia, same for sacramento, another upper 80s day there and fog up andown the coast from eureka down to san diego again. you can see that system, a little low, two of them actually. one of them causing the thunderstorm right there complex to explode then the other one coming just where it says southwest of that low right there, right there. see. so these are all coming. that is going to keep the fog bank rolling on. low overcast once that peels back. sun i

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police believe travis eugene church hill set fire in a recycling bin in front of sam's market on telegraph avenue. police identified church hill from a surveillance video. the fire he is accused of setting was one of nine authorities say were deliberately set around berkeley in the past week. police appears there is a definite link between the fires. >>> san francisco police are studying surveillance video looking for the vandals targeting trees in golden gate park. dozens of young trees have been cut, stripped, or sawed in half. and a total of 44 trees have been damaged since may. the cuts are clean. and appear to be the work of a hand or power saw. police say they were strategically cut about a foot off the ground so that they cannot be saved. >> sad story. >>> but it might be a good day to hang out in the park. >> i think so. early on today, we have the low clouds and fog sitting around the bay area, and it looks like that will start to break up. it is still going to get hot in parts of the bay area, i will talk about that in a few minutes. >> we love our variety around here. thanks, la

travis churchhill has pleaded not guilty to setting the fire. these surveillance pictures was key to catching churchhill. he's been he'll on $50,000 bail. police say they suspect him of eight other fires in the area but he has not been charged in those cases. >>> a minor earthquake rattled the daily city. the quake measured 3.5. it's epicenter was nine miles southwest of san francisco's city hall. there have been no reports of injuries or serious damage. >>> why experts say you may see a significant increase in gas prices in the days ahead. >>> one of the criminal cuts, dozens of trees in parks cut down by vandals. now the reward, details ahead. >>> i'll have your bay area forecast for tomorrow. >>> and one by area city wants to keep moving forward with plans for a new a's ballpark with or without major baseball's approval. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> weather conditions helped firefighters battle a fire today. high humidity helped

we have a strong delta breeze right now, travis air force base is reporting wind gusts up to 38 miles per hour. these are wind gusts. so that is going push that marine layer well inland. wide spread low clouds tonight continued cooler than average, then working at warmer days starting thursday this is marine layer never quite peeled out in locations. and there is parts of the north bay explains why the high was only 64 degrees, you can see socked in most of the afternoon. inland there is sun, still, with that breeze coming off cooler waters you're on the mild side as opposed to warm side. here is what is preventing us from getting warm. there is a lingering upper level low talking about it last week. we're talking about it all over again this, week. this is going to sit here and it will be playing with the marine layer so continuous counterclockwise rotation will be keeping onshore flow that is wind coming off the waters coming into our area next few days and... that means the temperatures will be running below normal for tuesday and wednesday, and then, once this low kicks on out of

travis ishikawa appears to beat him. the ump doesn't disagree.anging one off the bricks against brian wilson to drive in the go ahead run. giants final chance. two on. eli whiteside. mets escape with a 4-3 victory today. >>> to kansas city where this kid was doing his best kobe impersonation. slugging a two-run blast deep to left. likes to sprints around the bases. jack was in fronts of him. kevin kouzmanoff. two more for him today. would have been more if not for the great spare by myer. turning in another strong outing. 7 and two thirds. just one run allowed. as sweep and get back to the 500. #-6 the final. cleveland indians hosting the tigers. driving one deep right center field. looking for the fastest way out of the ballpark. instead of making catch drifts away. winds up with an inside the park home run. and obviously someone forget to lock the bull pen door. no one in that indian bull pen has claimed responsibility. sweeping the them. 7-2 the final. >>> ride alone to finish his first ever stage victory. yellow jersey. still leads by 31 seco

. >>> reporter: it wouldn't be a cliche to call leila travis mother wildlife. she has taken in thousands of earth's creatures. >> people don't know what to do when they find orphaned and injured wildlife and that's why we're here. >> reporter: she aid 10 years ago she and her -- she said 10 years ago she and her husband didn't know either not after a squirrel's nest fell out of a tree in their yard. i saw the mother squirrel and the mother was carrying them to a backup nest. she came back two out of three but not the third one. we collected up the baby that was left and started the hunt for what to do. >> reporter: not only did they find the answer, they found something bigger. the beginning of this urban wildlife rescue center they call ig dra sill, the mythological world for world tree. >> our purpose is to release them back into the wild to give them a second chance. >> reporter: she says the group is run by volunteers and donation. the center gets medical help from local vets. while this house in the oakland hills has served the rescue center well over the

travis ishikawa. he beat the tag. the umpire ruled otherwise. that is just a lousy call.he game consequently goes to extra innings. ike davis has feasted on giants pitching this season hitting .429 and bangs one off the bricks against brian wilson to drive in the go ahead run. giants get one last chance. curveball. mets escape with a 4-3 win. >> i was so sure the game was over. it was a satisfying feeling. you saw me celebrating early because i thought i beat it. but it was just almost heart sinking to him raise his hand for the out. >> we all screw up out there and i don't care if they call it good or bad, they have got a job to do. make mistakes. not to say that was a mistake today but it is just the way baseball is. >>> kansas city where the kid was doing his best kobeyashi impression. sprinting around the bases. jack cust the bigger guy. kevin kouzmanoff knocking in seven runs in the series. two more today. it would have been more if not for this great spare. 5-1 as. another look at the form. turning in another strong outing. 7 and two thirds. just one run allowed. th

they suspect travis churchhill set fire to a recycling bin on tuesday. they say surveillance video taken outside of sam's market was the key to identifying him. there's been eight other suspicious fires in the area all in the past week. churchhill has not been charged in those cases and being held on $50,000 bail. >>> a 3.2 magnitude earthquake shook san francisco. it was 3 miles northwest of daily city and 9 miles from the san francisco city hall. it struck at about 2:29 p.m. and no problems though were reported. >>> san jose mayor chuck reid says he wants to put a stadium on the measure even though there's no guaranteed they will land the oeblgland a's. it's a shift for him until they received a green light to move to the stout bay. they need the approval of team owners and major league baseball because giants hold the right to san jose. the giants are not too will to go relynn wish those rights. >>> a political war district 2 supervisor took out papers to run for reelection. her candidacy has been down until yesterday when they had been turned down an

travis ishikawa called out at the plate. replay. senning the game into. overtime. r.b.i.e on brian wilson is the difference and mets beat the giants 4-3. >>> as remaining perfect in the second half. kevin kouzmanoff. sweeping kansas city 9-6. they are back to the .500 mark. >>> taking the finals of the funny car division. john miller going to the hall of fame. on "game day." marcus thompson head of the curve with the warriors story also on studio tonight. >> all right. looks good. >> that's it for eyewitness news at 10:00 p.m. the news is always on at cbs5.com. we will see you at 11:00 p.m. on cbs5. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

pish travis faces arson charges in the looking whether churchill is involved in the other suspicious fires in the area. the wireless industry is suing the city of san francisco they want to stop a lot if that requires selfless stores to oppose how much radiation or radio energy each phone and its. kron 4 vicki looks at what this all means to you. >> yourself will harmful to your brain? the jury's still out but the courts are involved. san francisco has the first of the thai law set to take a vote effective february would require cell phone stores balata consumers just a much radiation each model phone events. an industry trade group is suing the city to stop it. the wireless association claims san francisco is going to far. it sets limits for phone radiation it's called star. that's an average of 1.6 w per kg. if the group said the local law would mislead consumers into thinking one phone might be safer than another on the basis of radiation measurement. studies have been conclusively found itself on radiation as a health risk and research on brain tumors continues. coming up but fiv

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travis blue away the competition winning his seventh x freestyle championship.sonn catch this ball, help me out, watch. did he catch this ball. >> no. >> yes -- >> did he? >> yeah. >> i don't know man. the play of the night, scott marlboro in the u.s. senior open championship going for the birdie on 0, got one better. finished the day though at plus 12. >> okay. he had one good shot. >> congratulations done a perry of hayward. you are tonight's winner of a $260 gas bar from your 76 gas. you can also have a chance to win. go to our web site 76.com and click on contest. >> just giving it away. >> yeah, i always got gas. >> yeah. >> i was at the t -- >> i was at the practice today for 14 hours, i'll be blogging about that tonight, you can also enter for your gas card. >> and your sunburn too. >> forgot about that. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] get extra savings at the jcpenney appreciation sale. save an extra 15% on all regular, sale, and clearance items. everything, no exclusions! save on everything for her, for him, for kids, all jewelry

consumer activist travis plunkett says the new consumer financial protection bureau will become a household name. >> they're going to be out there stopping scams, stopping abusive practices, educating consumers, handling complaints, talking to the public, talking to the media about the latest problems in the financial services marketplace. >> reporter: some analysts argue this bill also marks a turning point away from an economy driven by finance to one that is more focused on making things. but to do that, regulators will have to write 500 new rules implementing dodd-frank. and business advocates like david hirschman worry those regulatory decisions will determine the history that children read decades from now. >> i hope they will read that regulators implemented this correctly rather than exacerbate the current economic uncertainty. >> reporter: the president will sign the bill next week, and that picture might be set in the history books next to franklin roosevelt's, the last president to enact financial reforms this broad. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie:

will travis? >> thank you, mr. president, members of the commission. i would like to offer bcec's staff support for the study. i think we can all be extremely proud of what we have accomplished here on the waterfront. in fact, bcdc regularly takes credit for the good work you have done here. [laughter] i think we have to acknowledge that we have only partly done the work. our goal is to reconnect san francisco to the waterfront. you have done a great deal of work here on the water side of the embarcadero. your executive director and i regularly engage in quality control assessment at the many restaurants along there. [laughter] obviously, i take my responsibilities more seriously than she does. what we have decided to do is look at and the determination of what this side of the embarcadero should look like. what do we want? and then we went about doing what we said we wanted to do. the embarcadero was the same thing. we made choices. what do we want to achieve? we went about implementing them. we need -- we need the same thing for the inland side of th

chef travis jones is showing these youngsters how to make mongolian beef.uring the school year, the company he works for, choice lunch, is serving 180 schools in california. >> parents will go online, preorder the meals for the children, and then we have trucks that go throughout northern california and southern california and deliver the meals to the schools for the kids. >> reporter: and these aren't the kind of meals you and i used to stand in line for? >> no, no. we do most of our cooking from scratch here in our central kitchens using local sustainable ingredients that we try to source within 150 miles. >> we are going to cut and we are going to turn it. look. all the little trees fall off. >> reporter: eating healthy is learned at a young age. >> carrots, broccoli, strawberries, watermelon, lots of things. >> reporter: you really like healthy food. >> except for spinach. i hate spinach and brussels sprouts. >> reporter: everyone has their limits. the folks at choice lunch are trying to expand the limits of school lunches. >> pizza. i don't usually get

travis ishikawa, more clutch hitting. 3-2. brian wilson came in for the save. giants pull off the sweep. 3-2 the final. they return home after a 6-1 road trip. >> after getting hit in the has with a line drive foul ball last night, today velez was released from a hospital in arizona with a concussion. now the giants did place the reserve outfielder on the disabled list and called up ryan rollinger to replace him. but this is good news. velez was set to join the team today and fly back to the bay area. that's a sign that he is doing better. >> for dallas braden, this season will always be extra some sp thanks, of course, to his perfecto. but perhaps more amazing than the perfect game, the stockton ton native tausd on mother's day he hasn't won since. that was over two months ago. today, he gets another chance to take the series from the white sox. check out who was there. phillen seymour hoffman is scouting for his role in the upcoming movie "money ball." bottom two. 1-0, chicago. bases loaded. some timely hit nepg single scores ellis and matt watson. 2-1, a's.

and with jandek and travis a left behind caster semenya is back to competitive racing their nineteen year old twins a first gold medal in eleven months. to both us where terry henri has been getting himself into a new york state of mind the french international has been unveiled in the big apple as the newest member of the local red bulls side following a blockbuster transcontinental move the thirty two year old is arguably a bigger coup for the event david back home was three and a hall's years ago henri boasting a huge garage which includes two premier league titles with also mel and an unprecedented six trophies with barcelona. gone as a league and cup titles as well as the two thousand and nine champions league crown in one thousand eyes as world cup and euro two thousand when it has now retired from international competition to focus solely on his time with the bulls the frenchman sousing is glad to see the league changing for the better. but i would say it's showing the love you see when you see the facilities that's where they are right now but i'm not i know some of the team

. >>> in the tenth inning, travis ishikawa of the giants hit a ground ball single to take the lead.an francisco held on for a 3-2 win over arizona. >>> in the 11th inning lopez of st. louis hit the go ahead home run and the cardinals beat the chicago cubs 4-3. st. louis now has a half game lead over cincinnati in the national league central division. >>> and andre dawson is now in baseball's hall of fame. the former cubs and expos outfielder was inducted sunday in cooperstown. he was an all-star eight times and is one of only three major league players to hit over 400 home runs and steal over 300 bases. congratulations to him. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a snapshot of the world, a new movie tries to capture life in a day. life if a day. l? [ powder cleaner ] mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber? [ spray bottle ] what does she see in him? [ liquid cleaner ] well, he cleans three times more soap scum per swipe than you. [ spray bottle ] and i bring out the shine, too! ding! what was that? that was the noise a shine makes... [ male announcer

travis ishikawa. more clutch hitting. 3-2. brian wilson came in for the save as the giants pull off the sweep, 3-2, the final. they return home with a 6-1 road trip. >>> there's more good news today on the kchb velez. he was released from the hospital today after taking the line drive foul ball off his head during last night's game in arizona. now the reserve outfielder does have a concussion but he's well enough to fly with the team back to san francisco this evening. the giants did place velez on the disabled list calling up ryan rollinger. >>> it's been 11 weeks since dallas braden secured his place in the history books by tossing a perfect game. there's just been one problem. he hasn't won since. ten starts, a trip to the disabled list and a five-game losing streak standing between the perfecto and today. out at the coliseum this afternoon, braden getting another chance as he and the a's try to take the series from the white sox. look who is taking it all in. philip seymour hoffman scouting for his role in "money ball." 1-

can't read the name tags that to the left of where i'm sitting on the panel or to your right is will travis, executive director of san francisco bay conservation and development commission, well known around him. i'm one of the people who pretend to be his boss over the years. to his left is david baumforth, senior principle with mwh, montgomery watson hargrove, a major international consulting firm. he's with their offices outside of london and they on do work for us as well. the last speaker is tom franza with san francisco puc. we will have some questions among the panelists and a little bit of discussion, but our goal is to leave a minimum of half an hour for interaction with the audience so we will try to get on with it briskly here, starting with will. . >> thanks so much, mary. first off, what i would like to do is acknowledge somewhere out in the audience is leslie lako of our staff. leslie, can you stand up? there she is. leslie lako is the creator and manager of the project that we have at bcdc to deal with climate change and sea level rise. as usually is the case, she does all th

police identified travis eugene churchill from a surveillance video. the fire that he is accused of setting was one of nine authorities say were deliberately set around berkeley in the past week. they say there appears to be a definite link. >>> a concord family is devastated by the loss of their 2-year-old. little jacob bisbee was mauled to death yesterday by his step- grandfather's pitbulls and tonight his grandfather is in jail and admitting his responsibility. linda yee spoke with him and jacob's father who is also feeling responsible. >> i lost my son. and now the loss of my father. he's a good father, you know. lost two in one. >> reporter: michael bisbee clutches his 4-year-old son as he mourns the death of 2-year- old jacob. the little boy was killed when the family's three pitbulls attacked him. the child's step grandfather glees in his jail cell. >> he was -- grieves in his jail cell. >> he was only 2. just the day before he was giving me a hug. >> reporter: hayashi is charged with child endangerment and possession a malicious animal and he b

. >>> 26-year-old travis eugenetueugene churchill is charged with one count of felony arson. no one was hurt. >>> and a $2,000 reward to catch a serial tree killer. trees have been chopped, yanks out of the ground or hd their roots sliced since may. no one seems to have any idea who did it or why. >> it doesn't look to me like it was done by hand. it's a very smooth cut and relatively little saw des. >> pretty different for them as well. >>> a woman and her son helped police snag three 15-year-old suspect suspects the woman was home and is saw two of them through a window. >>> still ahead on the bay area saturday, a different kind of drivers ed. a very hungry bear takes a late night joyride and we have the pictures to prove it. >> happy saturday. we look ahead at weekend weather. we will start off with a live shot. [ son ] i'm a good son. dependable. i call my mom every week. i even bought her a computer with my new citi forward card. then one day... have you seen this? she "friended" me. there's a whole album. [ laughs ] [ groans ] and started posting pictures. ♪ and tagging

police believe that travis churchill set fire in a recycling bin in front of sam's market on telegraph avenue in berkeley. that fire was one of nine that authorities say were deliberately set around berkeley since july 16th. no other suspects have been arrested. but authorities say there appears to be a definite link between all nine fires. >>> checking other news around the bay area tonight in golden gate park, vandals are targeting trees. cutting, stripping and even sawing them in half. 15 young elm and sick mother trees the latest. a total of 44 trees damaged since may. san francisco police department is investigating. >>> in oakland, restaurant owners were held up at gunpoint late last night. police say that two men robbed at least nine people at mr. green bubble on feed monlt avenue. there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> reporter: in palo alto investigating a series of home robberies that may involve a boy who appears to be about 10 years old. police say he entered a home at least -- or rather two homes while an adult waited outside. in one case, he all

fox presented to the organization of american states and washington sparked the furious reaction to travis brutus. relief teams working on the oil spill in the gulf of mexico been ordered to evacuate the area for up to two weeks due to a threat of course storm warning. the site of the snake beach by saturday officials say the temporary cap on the well the safe enough to be monitored. to pump the well for good. now in remote areas of india health care can be hard to come by but thanks to the country's rivers some medical help kind of arrived by boat providing a lifeline for locals lottie's charan singh has more. well come to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in debate it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state of assam we ne india health care arrives by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the islands. many villages we can go on when the rainy season it's more difficult to get to them during the dry season we have to try to seven kilometers this could take

. >> reporter: travis was killed in iraq. she helps comforts bay area families. >> i don't want to see anymore killed. of course not. till it's done we have to fish the mission. >> reporter: casualties are increasing because more u.s. troops are in afghanistan. 30,000 more troops are on the bay. president obama hopes that will change the conflict. time will tell. patty lee. >> new video of a pursuit near sacramento. an nba player at the wheel. >> a rally for three uc berkeley graduates. >>> a source of a lot of speculation, now we have details about chelsea clinton weekend wedding. >>> the highway patrol released video of an incident involving basketball player tyreke evan. he was driving the mercedes. he was going more than 100 miles per hour, weaving in and out of traffic on a sacramento freeway. westbound officers caught up with him and arrested him. last week, evans pleaded no contest to reckless driving. a judge gave him three years of probation and suspended his license for 30 days. vacaville police said today they made

west-southwest at travis. that's sustained 2 miles an hour. gusts to about 37. is your sea breeze all the way out to the delta and the valley. that means most locations cooldown. pretty good thunderstorm activity. yesterday right along the sierra. >>> sore 72. walnut creek 76. >>> 95 already in las vegas. but a log of fog. ukiah, 65. low clouds and fog made it into mendocino county. the system is moving into the north. as it does, it lifts the fog and means a cooler pattern. the night and morning fog will take us into sunny conditions. but breezy to windy at times. i wouldn't look for anything in the way of warmer weather until at least wednesday. 50s, 60s, coast. 66 santa cruz. 76 concord. yeah. napa, 72. 77 danville. 78 morgan hill. low 80s to mid-80s. well away from the coast. more fog tuesday into wednesday. and then a bump up thursday and friday with the temperatures. >>> starting today, napa residents will -- naperieses will get postcards telling you to throw away any groups you grew -- any grapes you grew on your property this year. the grapevine moth inv

last thursday police arrested 25-year-old travis churchill in connection with a fire set on telegraphenue near the uc campus. a police spokeswoman said churchill may also be responsible for eight other fires. last night's fires may be an accomplice or copy cat. >>> and bp is replacing hayward with an american, dudley. dudley today said bp will remain focused on cleaning up the gulf. after taking a $32 billion charge for the spill clean up, bp is claiming an almost $10 billion tax credit. >>> two bay area cities tonight debated raising their sales tax to reduce budget cuts. the antioch city council held a public hearing to rise their sales tax by half a sent for eight years. concord also considered a similar resolution for five years. residents in both cities would have to approve the tax increases on the november ballot. >>> san francisco supervisors today debated to put on measure on the ballot. the transfer tax on property selling for less than $5 million would remain the same. but properties selling for between five and $10 million would have the transfer tax raised to 2% and sales

last thursday police arrested 25-year-old travis churchill in connection with a fire set on telegraphvenue near the uc campus. a police spokeswoman said churchill may also be responsible for eight other fires. last night's fires may be an accomplice or copy cat. >>> and bp is replacing hayward with an american, dudley. dudley today said bp will remain focused on cleaning up the gulf. after taking a $32 billion charge for the spill clean up, bp is claiming an almost $10 billion tax credit. >>> two bay area cities tonight debated raising their sales tax to reduce budget cuts. the antioch city council held a public hearing to rise their sales tax by half a sent for eight years. concord also considered a similar resolution for five years. residents in both cities would have to approve the tax increases on the november ballot. >>> san francisco supervisors today debated to put on measure on the ballot. the transfer tax on property selling for less than $5 million would remain the same. but properties selling for between five and $10 million would have the transfer tax raised to 2% and sale

. >> the center started 10 years ago but lila travis and her husband, they found baby possums and learnitd came to rescuing wild animals they were on their own. >> there just weren't resources in the city to help these anlz. and -- animals. not had expertise. >> the couple took action and their efforts grew into a wildlife center now saving 500 to 600 animals per year. about 50 volunteers care for animals. youngest babies sometimes go foster homes first. margaret is in charge of the squirrels. these babies have to be fed every three hours. so margaret carries them around whenever she goes. >> i think it's important to save urban wildlife because i feel find of bad and humans infringed on their territory. i feel like i'm making up for that by helping. >> creatures at the center come from area around oakland and ala media. most have been hit by cars or takd by dogs or maybe their mothers had. the anlz get rehabilitated and released. >> they're going to be more wild. and just like human teenagers they're not going to want anything to do with us. >> this p grant and donations are creating a

that's in travis. yesterday it was southwest at 9.t's a big difference and santa rosa, you can see a little low clouds there and a little over san pablo. anybody in the north bay this time of year gets a south wind thaw a cooler breeze. temperatures will come down. they never really got into too much heat. a little bit. temperatures will come down, tropical clouds down in southern california, thunderstorms yesterday but it is taking the turn stage right and won't affect us. but the fog will and some of that is moved in. most of these are higher elevations but near fair feel there's a gust of 38 and the pass, 31 miles per hour out of the west and reservoir, it can be a windy area, 28 and gusts to 26 due west, port chicago, there's the delta and even liver moore at 12. you shall be coolerred today. 55 in the city, 58, 64 for the high side and 62 the fog beat me yesterday on the coast. everywhere else was pretty good but the coast too much fog, cool coast, mild to hot. 60s coast, maybe santa cruz, but that's it around the bay, 70s or 80s

good breeze around travis allowing winds for 30 miles an hour. notice we're pot green and cooler temperatures, low to mid-50s. in fact a change from 24 hours, anywhere from two to eleven degrees cooler. we're definitely getting a stronger onshore push with a deck of low clouds go up to 2,000 feet. it will be taking some time to burn back. lots of clouds this morning, cooler today and staying cloudy and chilly at the coast. here is a look at highs, 76 in santa rosa. average high is 82. san francisco will be 8 degrees below your average. san jose only 75. high should be 84. well below average, as much as 12 degrees below average in redwood city. and a slight warmup by the end of the week. >>> we're keeping a close eye on a.c. transit as drivers call in sick. some writers were reporting -- riders were reporting half an hour waiting for a bus. you may want to consider bart as an alternate. for those that have the option of driving, problem free right now on the freeways in the east bay. here is a look at the speed sensors moving along at 65, 70 miles

travis with a drive to center that makes it down. renteria and juan both score. third on the double by torres. runners at second and third with one out. sanchez grounding to third. david wright's throw to blanco is high. sliding in ahead of the tag. he is calledo. the play not that close but he clearly missed attempt reaction onto giant's bench when they think they have won but haven't. the mets got out and then in the 10th davis made the giants pay again. bay at first, davis hit one high off the bricks in right. that's almost a home run. bay scores, again the giants in the hole. they rally with two outs in the bottom of the inning. they put runners on the first and second. rodriguez struck out whiteside. it's a blown save for rodriguez who is the winning pitcher. mets edge the giants and get one game in the series. they now head to los angeles for three big ones. >>> a productive weekend for the a's who swept with the royals. it was another hot one in kansas city and they figured if it's not your day to pitch you can do something good for the other guy. tied for

travis parsons, senior director, business development. silver, president and ceo of the free press. scott, a vice president and senior fellow, and technology policy institute. and susan, the vice chair of the nielsen company. thank you all for being here. >> thank you for inviting me here today. i am the senior vice president and general deputy counsel of dish network. we want to applaud these statements. government oversight of the merger of this magnitude is absolutely essential. in a forum like this, it is important to hear all voices so the right decision is made. this is the third largest pay tv provider. we provide -- offer the most hd programming, cutting edge technology, and award-winning customer service. we will focus on how the combined comcast, nbc would impact the on-line video market. this is important to the entire video distribution industry. comcast and nbc say that this is benign in nature and will only improve the experience. perhaps you're wondering why a satellite tv provider might be interested. let me outline dish's stake in the merger. dish must integrate on-