nobody was placed into handcuffs that we know of. however, there is information that we are investigating at this time. i will be able to take some questions at the end of this. my information is current right now and the aircraft is no longer at the site. for the passengers have all been moved back to this terminal here. and working with american airlines to get flights out of sfo. there is no more further information i am able to release at this time. the fbi is actively taking a role in this matter and they are also conducting an investigation. the current test-at this current time, the fbi is working with a debriefing. and i cannot know what their information is going to be as far as a press releases. that is all i have at this time and i take you for your patience. >> sargent, the sergeant,? >> and the sergeant from the san francisco police department is wrapping this up. there are a couple the been held today here e is back at the podium. let us see if he says hear anything with sergeant michael regrets. >> the couple that you

two of them were taken in handcuffs. others were taken into a shuttle bus and not taken to the gate, there were taken all the way back to the front of the terminal. they had to go through security come and get on another flight. jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >> our coverage continues www.kron.com >> right now, we of news crews all run the bay area covering important to you. other top stories. >> in the bay area, only 6800 closed escrow, that is down 22% to the same time, led to the worst never wising for the month of july since 1995. this with california's largest increase in unemployment claims and the country. real-estate agents say a high unemployment and the bleak outlook for the economy are helping buyers on the sidelines. even though mortgage rates are not helping. christine connolly, kron 4 news. >> in oakland, and ever were owls, ac transit commuters are waiting for buses that are not coming. and everywhere else does-and it the last one week, 200-400 scheduled runs each, every day. they say between six, retirement,

passengers say they saw two different people that were taken in handcuffs. police say that nobody was arrested. passengers were left on that airplane for several hours and there were told three little breakfasthe only said that thera security breach in the we did on that plane in taken off in small groups. six people at a time, onto buses. here is the latest. >> somebody made a verbal threat regarding a hijacking. subsequently, the aircraft was moved from the runway area to a remote site. passengers were taken off of the airplane and put on buses and returned to the terminal. the fbi, is actively taking a role in this matter and there also conducting an investigation. >> some of those passengers were interviewed. others had to go back to security again if there were going to go to other flights. once they got to the airport after hours of waiting on the tarmac ahead with for their baggage again for screening. another 30-45 minutes many people spent the entire day at the airport going to test. flye and kron4's craig sklar spoke to many of those passengers as

boarded from the rear and removed 2 passengers in handcuffs.atthew hoffman took these pictures. >> and came in and came in rather quickly and went straight to that individual sitting on the other side of the plane and spoke to him a little bit. asked to stand up. asked if he had any belongings with him. >>reporter: more time passed. plane moved again and then as we see in this you tube video from new yorker jay police took passengers off 6 at a time. frisked them and put them on buses for a holding area. seven hours after leaving the gate bound for jfk they return to the terminal at sfo where ticket agents book them on to new flights. among them those 2 passengers the police removed from the plane in handcuffs. not a threat after all apparently. >> everybody knew sos something was wrong but nothing was wrong so we are home. safe. >>reporter: if turns out this was not the only american air lanes flight that was affected. when that plane ariff at jfk it was to turn around and fly back to san francisco. that flight to san francisco that would have

among them the two passengers police removed from the plane in handcuffs.ot a threat after all apparently. >> from sfo, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> santa clara county federal agents have put an immigration hold on three men. investigators believe they are members of the mexican drug cartel after authorities seized 400 pounds of crittal methamphetamine and more than four pounds of cocaine yesterday in gilroy. this is video by the gilroy dispatch. drug agency still in buckets and with the purest highest quality form of meth. the drugs have a street value of between 100 and $150 million. the sacramento county sheriff's department led the bust after launching the investigation more than a year ago. federal agents believe the house was the center of a massive drug raid. >> say lot of dope. when you're talking about 400 pounds and that's pure. that's about 95 to 98% pure methamphetamine. that could have messed up a lot of people's lives. >> authorities also raided six other locations in sacramento and modesto yesterday, all tied to the three suspects at the gi

and a pakistani couple was taken from the plane, by police in, handcuffs.ick, what more do you know?

authorities put john mccluskey back in handcuffs last night, ending a nationwide manhunt. >> the nightmare that started on july 30th is finally over. >> reporter: mccluskey and his fiancee and cousin, casslyn welch were arrested after a forest ranger spotted them at a catch ground if springerville, arizona. the duo were both armed. welch even went for her gun. >> the s.w.a.t. officers obviously had their guns trained on her and she dropped the weapon. >> reporter: after the arrest mccluskey had chilling words. >> if he had gotten back to the tent, there was a gun there and he would have killed the officers involved. >> reporter: mccluskey was the last of three inmates who busted out of prison last month. welch allegedly helped by cutting through a security fence. the other two inmates, convicted murderer daniel renwick and tracy province, were captured earlier this month in colorado and wyoming. mccluskey was serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated assault, and discharge of a firearm. he was last seen with welch in montana on august 6th. >> i hope the citizens of arizona and the nation c

witnesses say the police first walked a man and woman off the plane in handcuffs. >> handcuffs. >> we do know that they were of pakistani origin. and that they were singled out amongst all of the other passengers and fai and detained questioning. >> tight nbc bay area has learned that the flight crew told police they were concerned about the couple because of their behavior. police did release them after questioning. they said they'll monitor the investigation to see if the pakistani couple's civil rights were somehow violated. >>> well, battle action outrage and heartbreak. the tillman story premiered tonight six years after the disturbing death of the football star turned army ranger. >> pat tillman was the most famous enlisted man in the military. >> he thought that going into afghanistan was the right thing to do. >> times like this you stop and think. >> the san jose native was killed in afghanistan, as you may remember. the documentary now narrated by josh brolin tells the story of the firestorm that erupted after his death when the military initially told his family he died fro

two passengers were taken away in handcuffs but they were quickly released.to by one passenger, he says he believes the people were racially profiled because they had pakistani passports. >> police hope witnesses lead them to two men who walked up to a 16-year-old boy and shot him to death at a bus stop in broad daylight. happened yesterday while the victim waited for his mother to pick him up. those stories at 6:00. we should find out if singer whitecliff sean will be able to run for president of haiti. the hip-hop artist said he is hopeful the electoral council will rule in his favor. the problem is his residency. haitian law requires a presidential candidate to live in haiti five years before taking office. sean who moved to new york when he was nine says he meets that requirement. >> the outrage over the exorbitant salaries paid in the southern california town of bell has led to action in sacramento. state lawmakers showed bipartisan outrage over the excessive pay the city gave its leaders, including former city manager robert rizzo who made nearly $800,0

but the first thing they did was put us in handcuffs. and i'm like, "why? we're coming for help." made the statement because you all... i said, "you all not helping my brother." whoever killed him, i'm gonna kill them," out of anger, you know, for my brother. i'm seeing my brother in that, you know, that way. so that's what i said and that's when the beating came. man, they beat me, they beat me. i ain't never been beat like that in my life. when he first hit me, i faked like i was knocked out. so he said, "get up. get up, you piece of shit." so he grabbed me right here and he... his fingers almost touched. i liked to blacked out and he let me go just in time. >> they hit me. kicked me in the ribs twice. hit me with an m-16 rifle upside my face. and henry glover is still in the car bleeding. and no one didn't check on him at all. that was the cruelest thing a person can do to a man-- let him bleed to death in the car like that. and show no, you know, no reaction to try to help him. >> they let him sit in that car too long. the last time i saw my brother is when they took me out of

authorities boarded the plane and took a man and woman off in handcuffs, you should be able to see them in that photograph taken by another passenger. they were questioned and eventually let go. the rest of the passengers were taken off, six at a time, questioned, let go and allowed to rebook trips to new york city. >> making you think about your safety, being careful about what you say. >> i'm flying american airlines this morning. i was little concerned yesterday, i think for the most part i assumed with the heightened alert it's easier to travel. you feel safer. >> as of late last night, some of the passengers who were on flight 24, and those people were not, they were still stuck here at sfo. the fbi does not know who called in the hoax. as far as any security enhancements as a result of that hoax, we have not noticed any here. reporting live at s ffshfo, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> a drunk man lost control of his truck leaving behind a trail of destruction. kimberly tere is live with the details. >> reporter: the damage was done about 100 yards from where i am standing. his

we're safe. >> the two taken in handcuffs were quickly really leased and face no charges. passenger believes racial profiling led to the arrest of the couple. >> investigating the death of a concertgoer at the mountain winery in saratoga. it was a concert of a folk band, the swell season. witnesses say a man jumped off the roof near a lighting rig and dove on to the stage landing next to the lead singer. some people thought he was part of the act. doctors in the audience tried unsuccessfully to revive the man. >> closed signs hanging up again at every dmv and many other state offices. 150,000 state workers are being forced to take an unpaid day off after the state supreme court said furloughs can resume until it decides whether governor schwarzenegger has the authority to i am polls them. the governor believes the furlough days he's ordered workers to take will save the state $150 million a month. the supreme court will hear oral arguments for and against furloughs next month. >> this morning an end of the summer crackdown on drunk drivers is underway in two bay area accou

. >> the place of her pink handcuffs, held for five hours my mother's bedroom just left to mexico to take her grandchildren on a trip. and this is what is left of for room. >> officers of the police department said the they're not liable when properly executing a search warrant. and at the end of the day was the capture of the suspects that serve to justify the search. >> we're hopeful that this will come to a peaceful resolution. a conclusion i came too late for this family. >> in union city jeff kron4 news. >> will continue to follow this investigation update you on the officers condition. log on to kron4 dot com there was some immune the accident today in chinatown. about 1220 the driver of that must be looking at of sophistry was helping a wheelchair passengers get off, the driver then try to close the door. that got stuck and the bus rolled backward. hit at the electric bus behind it. it hit a light pole a traffic light, control blocks and mailboxes. nearby is a post office had to close for the rest the day and workers of the mail from people out on the sidewalk. the dow of imag

she left and they put her in a car, took her away in handcuffs her stepfather says that, is saturday police swarmed the dakoto neighborhood. authorities say he was a documented gang member. the family doesn't believe her involvement. others say her son is good friends with barrienos. everyone's life is private. she's a good person, her stepfather says. barrientos was arrested, spotted by a san diego police sarge yenlt. saying accomplices gave him shelter and car as long the way. >> our investigators did fly back to san diego to interview barrientos. he did give admission to the crime. we're still in the process of having him transported up to alameda county to face charges. >> his mother didn't want to talk. off camera another family member says the 20-year-old fired in self-defense as the officer tried to serve a search warrant. court records show a past that seems to lead to this ending. last year, pleading no contest to resisting a gang task force officer. spending two days in jail, receiving probation. in april, he was accused of evading police and a $75,000 felony warrant was is

. >> reporter: even as he was being led off in handcuffs, steven slater seemed to be smiling.vernight he had gone from being an obscure flight attendant to an american folk hero. >> i think this is a dream. anybody who's had a bad day has wanted to do something like this. >> reporter: the saga started monday aboard a jet blue flight. according to passenger accounts, at some point slater was hit in the head with a piece of luggage a passenger was trying to retrieve. instead of apologizing, the passenger cursed him. the two argued, then slater left loose with a profanity laced rant over the intercom, pulled open the emergency evacuation shoot, grabbed a beer, and slid off the plane, headed for his car and unemployment. >> he was smiling. he was happy that he was done with his job at jet blue. >> reporter: it's a far cry from the glamour days of air travel. >> we wore white gloves, we wore hats, and certainly we would never talk back to a passenger. >> all that now just a distant memory for today's frequent flyers who see slater as a new-aged howard biehl. >> i'm as mad as hell,

no one was placed in any handcuffs at this time that we know of. however, there is information that we are investigating. i was more angry at passengers who were worried and impatient about getting to their destination, about -- rather than allowing people to do their jobs and make sure that passengers were kept safe. >> we are getting conflicting reports out here, one agency is saying that that initial call was not credible. now we're hearing information that it was credible. now, the fbi says that they did question the couple, they were released. this entire situation is under investigation. and we'll have an update on this story coming up at 6:00. reporting live at sfo, cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> it certainly is confusing right now, cheryl. there were tense moments for family and friends who in some cases dropped off loved ones at the airport for their flights to new york. we talked to one mother from palo alto who was in constant communication with her son via her cell phone. >> i said, look around you. be nice. don't do anything dumb, b

for tons handcuffs tear gas pistols and submachine guns the rapid reaction force has the same authority as a swat team and is armed according. must be clearly visible of course that they are negative towards us sometimes they. because people need to vent their anger when their property is being seized. these members of the bill of service have regular shooting practice. each member of the rapid reaction squad is an athlete most often experts there's even a special martial arts training program designed specifically for. your not an enemy helping him learn this technique so relax and let's start again that out i go. before he joined the rapid reaction squad he's a football player the captain of the pens a bailiff service football team the team plays and beach an indoor football tournaments yes dozens of awards for athletics achievements. when i came back from the army when i was playing in a local tournaments and somebody invited me to join the. team. and first his parents didn't like his new job there was too much negative press about bailiffs but now the situation has changed. eventual

for the suspects, guards were monitoring security the men were busted and there was no shortage of handcuffs. scientist just back from exploring waters off indonesia say they found dozens of new species. pictures taken by a robot submarine a mile or more beneath the surface revealed creatures unlike any seen before. including brightly colored deep sea corals, plant and animals with spikes and tentacles, even a four-legged fish-- there you see it walking on the sea floor. coming up next, five years after katrina, the trees are returning in new orleans, and you'll meet the woman who is making it happen. movie... next on cbs 5 no id thurs no id thurs >> five years ago tonight, hurricane katrina was taking aim at new orleans. three days later, it hit. today's cbs news poll asked americans if they think new orleans has recovered. more than half said no. but 63% of them said it will eventually. across the gulf region, 320 million trees were lost to katrina. now five years later, bit of green in new orleans are proof that recovery is growing. here's michelle miller. >> reporter: monique pelee is us

. >> reporter: steven slater was smiling when police led him away in handcuffs. >> mr. slater, why are you smiling? >> reporter: this time there would be no quick escape, unlike what police say happened when the flight attendant bailed out of the jetblue plane on the jfk tarmac. >> kind of funny. >> reporter: his neighbors can't believe what police say he ds td >> it's the most ridiculous thing i heard in my life. >> reporter: flight 1052 from pittsburgh was pulling into the gate. police say slater got into an argument with a passenger about luggage in an overhead compartment. investigators say a passenger yelled, cursed and may have even hit slater, who then apparently snapped.a passenger wh a passenger who says he was on the plane as well wrote that slater yelled "to the passenger who just call me a expletive, expletive you. i've been in this business 28 years and i've had it." >> it's a strange way to quit, let's put it that way, yeah. i don't think he'd be able to come back. >> reporter: according to police, slater then activated the emergency chute, jumped off the

, passengers on the plane say two people a man and woman were taken off the back of the plane in handcuffs, separate from the rest. two air marshals were on the board during the incident and didn't report any problems on board. >> i didn't have really much information initially and then the pilot came on and said that they had had a security threat, eventually he said that. i think initially they didn't know why at least that's what they said to the passengers. >> it was a little tense because it was quite. everybody was calm and handled themselves really well, nobody got upset or anything like that. >> in the end it turns out this threat was not credible. in other words, it was just a hoax. the san francisco police department bureau received a call reportedly from the alameda police department about the threat and that's what set off all the delays and the questioning. for now, the passengers are back talking with american airlines agents trying to get on other planes. but how do you determine that this was a credible threat to have all this response and then at the same time afterwards f

two people were taken off in handcuffs but were released later. federal agents determined it was a hoax. 163 people had to be rescreened, rebooked on other flights. >>> a memorial service is under way right now for a teenager who was run over by an suv in danville. 19-year-old justin deyoung died sunday night. he is an alumnus of san ramon valley high school. investigators say that he hopped on the side of a friend's car while the car was moving, then lost his grip and fell to the pavement. the service is happening at st. timothy's episcopal church in danville. >>> another sign of our stagnant economy this afternoon. newly released numbers show california's unemployment rate remained unchanged last month. it is 12.3%. it's the second month in a row the state has reported a net loss of jobs with a decrease of 9400 nonfarm jobs. most of those were those temporary census jobs that came to an end. >>> a warning for people who might decide to drink and drive this weekend. a crackdown on drunk driving starts today. 11,000 law enforcement agencies across

, since i work in site emergency, i see people at the starting point when they are brought in in handcuffs. is now the way we like to see people need the mental health system, but for many people, it is the unfortunate reality. we have to work smoothly with the inpatient units. with residential programs and the long-term residents. if any of those things are missing, they do not have capacity. the whole system fails to work. people back up. they stood on the invasion units because there are no places to send into. our current record is 120 hours. that is 5 days, and we had 5250 hearings in site emergency for people we have determined 4.5 days before needed inpatient admissions. i was call that a fluid dynamics problem. that is a problem where we have not realized the flow and how many sub-acute beds you need to take the flow out of the inpatient units of the invasion unit can take people efficiently. when we start dismantling things piecemeal like this, nothing works very well. and it is costing us money we cannot afford and denying care to the people who desperately needed. i you very muc

. >>> tonight we have learned that a couple taken off an american airlines jet this morning in handcuffss apparently from pakistan but they are not linked in in any way to the phoned-in hoax that kept that jet grounded for hours in sfo. the incident started a little after 10:00 a.m. it was loaded with 163 passengers bound for new york when airport police got word of a hijacking threat. the boeing 767 was sent to a remote corner of the tarmac. after nearly three hours of investigation the passengers were taken off the plane. >> they were, apparently according to other passengers, two people taken off the back of the aircraft first, the rest of us were taken off the front. >> it was tense because it was quiet, everybody was calm andled themselves really well. >> the couple told the ap they were upset but felt authorities were doing their job. no one was arrested. the threat was apparently phoned into animal a immediate a holtz clerk this morning who reported it to that city's police department. they said the threat was not credible but whoever made it could face federal prosecution. >> a m

. >> you should say, coffee, tea or handcuffs?> that's the line, yes. >>> all right, laura behnke. >> exciting one in atlanta tonight. you were on the edge of your seat. >> i was. >> as were most people watching. they had to deal with the rain delay and extra innings in atlanta. was it worth the wait for the giants? >>> niners legend jerry rice is in canton. what was he doing on the eve of his induction into the hall e o what does he have planwhd r pl thecatpe sh? a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. no plan then. no plan now. meg whitman. a plan for jobs. log on. learn more. >>> they need the national league wild card and are in the thick of a pennant race. still many believe they're missing a big bat. in atlanta that

on down the blocks detectives they surrounded the house next in the know they take them out with handcuffshat was. somebody did a sharp u-turn into his house beds rain out sense of that. i thought some of the had a gun on the beach or something poor's 5000 cops it was crazy. there's 20 cops actually >> he had had enough he has facebook fan pages has been set up as a tribute to what he did. we'll be back with more and a couple of months. so my mercury moment happened during our family camping trip. i grabbed my son a juice box...and left the cooler lid open. twenty minutes later, all our hot dogs were gone. and so was most of the car. my mercury agent, steve, told me the car was covered. i switched to mercury because i saved hundreds of dollars on my car insurance, but it was the service that really made me a happy camper... er...ex-camper. call 888-4-mercury or visit mercuryinsurance.com to get a fast, free quote and start saving today. opening bell bring moments ago we have trading under way futures pointed negative following the trend from overseas they had a negative day in asian and eu

. >> please check your in handcuffs this morning held there for five hours. my mother just left for mexico does ticker grandchildren on a trip. she's still on there. this is what's left of her room. >> officers of the negotiating team told the family that the police were not liable when executing a search warrant. and at the end of the day was the capture of a suspect that justify the search. >> are hopeful that this comes to a peaceful resolution in brief opposing to that. >> a conclusion the came to lake for this family. >> will continue to fall the investigation and update you on the officers condition adjusting to kron4 news you log on to kron4 dog, you could also get the entire oakland police controversy tonight as well. >> the biggest airline group index rose been grounded because some money problems they've been forced to shut down because they do not have the money to keep flying. a lot of people had been stranded. and the airline will try to regroup and restructure. it flies to 65 national and international destinations. if >> of cool to milder and l

important to prosecute employers that break the law but if we just take the guys with the guns and the handcuffs let's rectum up there are seven thousand ice agents and there are about twelve million unlawfully documented people so if there aren't enough beds and their planes to remove these individuals and we're going to punish employers in the very trying your time to me that's just one part of it we need to have a way to introduce people into the system that will respect the law and that the same time complement our troubled economy so just in forcing employers will in principle sounds right won't fix the problem holistically and that's why question so these people they try to come get a job the employer checks them out they don't have the proper status what happens that is the employer call the police and they come in around the map or do they simply send them off to the street so they can go wandering around hungry looking for another job the people are still here they're already on this soil absolutely but we've seen that it works if you if you say no i'm sorry we can't give you a job i'm

witnesses say police first walked a man and woman off of the plane in handcuffs. >> we do know that they were of pakistani origin, and they were singled out among all of the other passengers and detained for questioning. >> nbc bay area has learned the crew told police they were concerned about the couple because of their behavior. police released them after questioning. they will monitor the investigation to see if the couple's civil rights were violated. several top brass in the san francisco department -- sources in the department say at least one assistant chief is among those who faces demotion or misconduct charges, the chief says there have been quote acts of negligence by various police officials who didn't recognize the issues that would affect the integrity of the crime lab. >> the san francisco police department has done everything it can do in order to get to the bottom of the problems that led to this incident. >> the chief says she doing everything he can to clean up the department. he promises those who do not do their jobs will be held accountable. the pat tillman story h

relate to a jet blew attendant he has fans of facebook for the fair way he went out he areas in handcuffshe was arrested on charges including him reckless endangerment following how he quit yesterday at jfk he was on a fly ball her from pittsburgh you know how you can't touch the overhead compartments will the jets going it was on the runway. they got into a heated argument i guess that the names that. chad that fleet he went over what the public address system to hold off the passenger rail passenger spirit then reactivated the block's slide chutes grab some beers from the refreshment hurt slid down a slight jump in his car and went home. that's where the police found him here is what his neighbor says. >> we are doing the deck next thing we know all the cops come down the block it looks like some it was robbing the bank mixing in no he takes a guy with handcuffs and he clears a lot >> i believe the it was him speeding down the block i thought somebody had a gun on the beach for something it was crazy it was and 20 cops >> he had worked for 20 years >> ticket mud nuggets' offense loses c

again, witnesses say the people were taken off the men in handcuffs.would not confirm the story. 106 degree passengers, 11 crew members were removed from the plane after waiting for more than throw hours on a taxiway. they were later taken back to the american airlines baggage claim to get their bags. the boeing 767 has been moved off the tarmac. police did say the investigation is continuing, and also other law enforcement agencies are involved. reporting live from san francisco airport, sal cast nay that, ktvu, channel 2 action news. >>> at all right, sal. thank you very much. >> that does it for us. thanks for joining us. stay tuned now for the patriots and eagles game up next.

she's taken from the store in handcuffs. >>> and saving dottie. veterinarians at sea world enlist a surgeon who operates on humans to operate on dottie the dolphin and save her life. the unlikely heroes join us live. >>> and good morning, everyone. we have a lot to talk about this thursday morning. >> we do. >> including that news out of california, where a federal judge has ruled that the state's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional. the judge, vaughn r. walker, a republican first nominated for the bench by ronald reagan. he is also openly gay. and he concluded that california's ban unfairly discriminates against gays and lesbians. something walker says that california has, quote, no interest in. this ban was passed by more than half of californians. and these appeals have begun. this case almost but certain to go to the supreme court. >> it appears that way, george. >>> and also, supermodel naomi campbell, testifying about her diamonds. it turns out, she may have been given blood diamonds that had been illegally purchased with weapons. we'll

animal rights advocate took it upon himself to get the puppy out of the house and he ended up in handcuffs. >> obstructing our investigation. this has cleared l.a. city from liability. >> the dog could end up dead in the house. >> the older dog is still in the garage. the puppy went to the south l.a. animal shelter. >>> a great tool for mom and dads on the go or a big parenting failure? the way to watch your kids little league game. >>> and think twice before you take your trash to the curb thio rbage anseice for thousands is delayed. ds >>> the hot weather we have been having is adding to a stinky mess. a garbage truck driver walkout is causing a big, smelly problem for thousands of customers. christie smith is live with when the garbage pick-up could begin. people looking forward to this one. >> yeah. i have to say at least it's not that hot today. this comes down to a labor dispute. drivers, collectors and sorters called a strike after negotiations broke down at the landfill. this is to support 12 union workers who have been without a contract since 2009. the company that runs it, allie

animal rights advocate took it upon himself to get the puppy out of the house and he ended up in handcuffs>> this is a clear l.a. city. >> the dog could end up dead in the house. >> the older dog is still in the garage. the puppy went to the south l.a. animal shelter. we'll see what happens there. >> this next story a disturbing sign of the times or a smart idea? >> am i horrified or impressed? a company is installing web cameras at little league fields so you can watch your son or daughter's game on your iphone. take a look. >> okay. there he comes rounding the bases. you're watching the whole thing on your iphone. it is called youth sports live. the site has been around for a while, they're adding this new video feed. it seems kind of disturbing, this idea that you can remote control watch your kids. on the other end, we all missed something. you will some day miss something with the triplets. >> with three, can you imagine how many games i have to go to? >> putting kids on the internet where they could make a terrible mistake that kind of thing, it could get on youtube. >> i see. >> the

. >> handcuffs. >> we do know that they were of pakistani origin and they were singled out among allg. >> nbc bay area learned that the crew was concerned about the couple because of their behavior. they will monitor the investigation to see if the rights were violated. police are offering $7500 to anyone who can help nab a suspect who sexually assaulted a woman. she was walking to her car in a city garage when a man followed her and attacked her in daylight. police describe the subject as a black man, 30, 5'9", 200 pounds, missing a front tooth. we'll be back with more in a half hour. coming up on the bay area saturday, planning on picking up gift cards? you might want to wait until sunday. we'll explain. >>> we're back on a gorgeous saturday morning. it's august 21st, 2010. we say thanks to the crowd for spending their weekend with us in person. >> it's starting to feel a little bit like fall, isn't it? a cool breeze. >> that's good news and bad news. >> back to school, good news. >> you're still in those years. anyway, coming up in this half hour, they're calling it the "peter pan