>>>josé: ¿tienes ganas de servir en las fuerzas armadas?.plicadas. pero es mi tema de servir >>>josé: ¿que dices a las personas que están viendo y tienen temor y no quieren dar el paso adelante por el temor de lo que les puede pasar? tú has sufrido ese temor. >>> ese temor es real, ese temor n nos pega en el alma pero les digo que sigan adelante, sigan trabajando y que tengan fe, que las cosas van a cambiar y sigan adelante. >>>josé: muchas gracias por estar con nosotros en el noticiero telemundo de washington nos vamos ahora a california. el escándalo por los elevados salarios de funcionarios de la ciudad de bell, se recuerdan provocó las primeras capturas. y carlos botifoll con los detalles. >>>carlos: en medio uno de los casos más sonados de corrupción fue arrestado robert rizo. >>> enfrenta 53 cargos de conflictos de interés y malversación >>>carlos: tumbaron la puerta del alcalde para llevárselo, 6 otros funcionarios incluyendo concejales y ex concejales de bell fueron detenidos residentes celebraron el arresto de políticos que según lo

>>>josé: momento ordende otra be pausa.durante el día de acción de gracias pagará más de 170 dólares, el precio promedio dentro del país será 384 dólares ida y vuelta. - el uso de parches anticonceptivos ha estado rodeado de controversia desde su llegado al mercado. carmen d carmen nos tiene lo más reciente de la polémica permanencia en el mercado de estos parches carmen? >carmen: así es josé, luego de miles de demandas relacionados a este departamento, veremos cómo el parche continúa en el mercado. cuando salió al mercado en el 2002 causó sensación entre las féminas. para no tomar pastillas pero luego empezaron las complicaciones y hasta muerte. la madre de adriana nunca pensó que la elección de anticonceptivos de la joven le podría costar la muerte. estaba hecho por johnson y johnson que hace la comida de bebé y por qué la iba a cuestionar. pero el parche exponía a las mujeres a 60% más estrógenos que las pastillas algo que podría incrementar los riesgos de coágulo de ano grsangre y at al corazón. nuestra cadena hermana n

josé?. >>>josé: raúl torres desde nuestro gurú de la ciudad de méxico. el país se apresta a celebrar el bicentenario de méxico, y estamos con alberto islas, gusto en verlo ¿cuán significativo es este arresto? >>> qué tal buenos tardes es un arresto significativo, el "grande" es una paerpersona quea llevado la parte del narcotráfico durante los últimos 20 años, él se encarga del tráfico y otra ciego de droga y podría importar a estados unidos de 8 a 10 toneladas de cocaína lo cual lo hace mucho más peligroso que la "barbie". >>>josé: esas 8, 10 toneladas al mes. >>> al mes >>>josé: muy menos de un mes han arrestado a "la barbie" y ahora "el grande" cómo está cambiando la guerra ésta? >>> ahorita va hacer muy importante la redefinición de lo que pasará con la gente que queda al mando del cartel de beltrán leiva, buscarán en la parte de torreón y morelos, donde barbbarbie y el grande, pero fue un operativo limpio, un operativo mucho mejor cuando fue la captura de arturo beltrán leiva, hay un poco ha mejorado la parte táctica y sobre todo que ahora con el gr

con ustedes josé díaz balart.de washington d.c. ♪ (música) >>>josé: muy buenas tardes, comenzamos el noticiero aquí en washington con el senador demócrata, harry enfrentando en una reñida batalla, pero d como telemundo informó primero hoy propuso una estrategia para lograr la aprobación conocida como el dream act. un beneficio que permite a los jóvenes algo más. >>>angie: hasta ahora el futuro de millones de jóvenes indocumentados parecían incierto >>> hsoy a neshamérica americae no tiene son papeles y podré ir luego a la universidad sin miedo. >>>angie: sin embargo debido a una propuesta demócrata el dream act oizar a los estudiant indocumentados pudiera convertirse en realidad. todos los niños extranjeros traídos por sus padre as estados unidos, deberían obtener la residencia y poder ir a universidades estatales, o las fuerzas harmarmadas. esta enmienda formará parte del proyecto de defensa del 2011 a presentarse la semana que viene en el senado. >>> con esto esperamos que podamos pues obtener los votos para pro

josé.a decir cual, al regresar. [ locutora ] sarah quiere ser ingeniera. pero ahora es una niña. y su mamá confía en flintstones gummies, un completo multivitamínico con colina que refuerza el sano funcionamiento del cerebro. porque cuando eres un niño flintstones, todo es possible. >josé: es de los >>>josé: si es así, tenemos que decirle, hay algo que en mala puede hacer mía de 20 mil pacientes, indica que el ejercicio, puede reducir las tendencias genéticas hacia la obesidad en un 40%. el ejercicio de verdad que ayuda muchísimo. y recuerde que nos puede seguir en 24 horas al día. a través de twiter. y por nuestra página de facebook. noticias telemundo. puede enviar las últimas notas en telemundo.com/notas. me ddo

con josé díaz-balart.é: muy buenas tardes el pastor cristiano de la florida dice que ya no quemará ejemplares del corán el próximo 11 de septiembre, nos vamos directamente con angie sandoval ha estado estudiando el caso. t >>>angie: dice que cambió de parecer después de hablar con el islam de nueva york. pero tiene que ver con la llamada telefónica de robert g. t y se habrá cancelado la polémica de quemar los coránes pero la polémica de terry jones continúa. no se conmemora en gainesville. >> esto último no se pudo confirmar pero la decisión de jones ocurrió después que el presidente obama le envió este mensaje durante el programa "buenos días américa.". quisiera que él que un ten diera que podría poner en peligro a los jóvenes soldados afirmó obama. >> la afirmación del primer mandatario se hizo eco en todos lados. llamando a la fecha el día internacional de la quema del corán, a pesar de la decisión de jones la interpol mantiene alerta global advertido de la alta posibilidad de que se produzcan ataques v

>josé: hola ¿cómo están?no y el ejército reconocieron que un grupo de soldados atacó a una familia inocente provocando la muerte de un padre y su hijo adolescente. raúl torres tiene el reporte. (llantos). >> patricia castellanos perdió a su esposa y su hijo en todo momento, viajaba en su auto en nuevo lo nuevo laredo pero cuando pasaron un convoy militar recibieron una lluvia de bala. >periodista: alejandro león tenía 15 años recibió un balazo en la cabeza su padre vicente león murió horas después en el hospital tenía una bala en la espalda. los militares se dieron cuenta que era una familia y lo único que les dijeron fue "ustedes disculpen". >> creen que ustedes disculpen van a revivir a mi papá mi hermanito de 15 años. >periodista: el ejército mexicano y el gobierno del presidente calderón aceptaron que se equivocaron que no viajaban criminales pero la familia no se detuvo en un reten militar. >> después que la familia de león repasar a unidades mixtas que lo instruyen. >periodista: sin embargo, la familia

josé >josé: desde hombre hablamos de los narcos.re más violentos se vuelven más débiles. >> ¿perteneció a héctor beltrán looef? looef leiva? >> sí. lo conozco en una junta. >josé: eso y muchísimo más "en enfoque" >> bueno, dicen que la necesidad es la madre de la invención y el que siente desempleo ha obligado a muchos a explorar nuevos horizontes y reinventarse y la pide convertida en éxito >> en este local mantiene despierto y con los ojos bien abiertos a los clientes. >> ya vine dos veces e son para las mujeres. también puedo ir para todo esto. con las mujeres. >> el dueño dice que copió la idea de un amigo de oregon porque estaba en una situación desesperada. >> llevaba casi un año y medio sin trabajo. quién además de tener dos hijos en la universidad estaba a punto de perder su casa. >> aunque el local es pequeño, roberto martínez y su socia están pensando en grande, dicen que quieren comprar al menos 2 más antes de empezar a vender la franquicia. >> las meseras en su mayoría estudiante también comparten el éxito. >> es una dif

the final score was alabama 48 and san jose 3. despite the loss. the coach saw the fight in the team. third quarter was not that good of course. but they kept fighting and there's not a tired guy in there can and they fought as hard as they could. >> this is the second time that they opened up against the no. one team. although they did not win they have hopes of get ago win next week. update news. >>> update news reporter melissa had the chance to catch up with the new head coach to get his how the on san jose's home opener against southern utah. already so the first opening home game against southern utah, how important is it to have fans and other people come out and support the team. >> it important. they are playing their first home opener. so they are excited about our team and we are excited about it and you know we are coming off two teams and he we are playing inventory of 100,000 fans. so we want to put on a good should show for them. what do you say to all the people that saw last season. what do you say to get them pumped up and the dif

nearly 40 are at san jose's communications for a last week. it gives students opportunities to learn public service and social v. michael fallon of the community of learning and leadership says university shouldn't just function as employee factories. >> we are trying to instill a spirit of community engagement in our students now while they are in college that will hopefully carry after they graduate. >> reporter: they are one partner in student engagement. college students volunteer as mentors in the after-school program for elementary students many who are from low-income families. sans hose has helped to fill a mission. >> it doesn't matter the background, they can be engaged in own self learning through education, arts and technology. >> reporter: they summarize the philosophy as whole child, whole family, whole community. the community thrives on the time and energy given by volunteers and the experience can have far-reaching benefits. prefer told me civic engagement is vital to the future of the country and for the issues of population

reportando desde la capital de méxico, josé díaz-balart gracias

the latest on almaden expressway at o'grady drive in south san jose. that's where an suv slammed into a pole and caught fire about 3:00 yesterday morning. an 18-year-old boy was trapped in the burning car and died. more than 200 people gathering last might for a memorial at the scene of the crash. emily childress was the victim's ex-girlfriend. >> everyone needs to learn from this and not just like take it lightly. it's horrible. it's like the biggest tragedy ever. >> police found 18-year-old mitchell pennings from san jose wandering near the accident scene. he had minor injuries. he is charged with felony dui, fleeing the scene of a crash, and vehicular manslaughter. >>> we have a bump in your morning commute. several streets are closed right now in pleasant hill. crews are out there right now trying to fix a water main break. we have some live pictures to show you. this is a live look at the intersection of morello avenue and kiki drive, where the break was reported about 7:30 last night. this is actually the second water main break in the area in ju

>>>josé díaz balart: muchas gracias maribel. ataques mortiferos y también los campos de concentración, y sandra habló con antiguos rehenes. >>>periodista: durante años tuvieron que soportar los malos tratos de este guerrillero. varios de los que estuvieron en este campo de concentración recordaron las veces que estuvieron frente a este hombre. >>> tenía un grado de crueldad inimaginable, responsable del baño de sangre. >>> un hombre sanguinario, iba, tenía los objetivos claros. >>> fue muy enfatico cuando en las pruebas de supervivencia que nos prepararamos para un largo secuestro. >>> y este oficial tuvo contacto tres veces con él. >>> ordenaba todos los actos, y todos los actos terroristas. >>> para fernando quien logro escapar del campamento en el que estaba, y para lópez que estuvo secuestrado 6 años este golpe puede ser el final de las farc. >>> una enorme amenaza. >>> le causó mucho daño a la sociedad colombiana, no representa ese peligro. pero no todos celebran. la madre un oficial teme por su hijo. >>> nuestros muchachos

regreso contigo josé.que menos saben de religión y en qué josé jo >> el informe dice que las ventas de fin podría contratar a miles de personas, 30.000 personas, 45.000 "macy's," algunos de los trabajos si rían en seguridad para patrullar los centros comerciales y ayudar a los consumidores y cuidar bebés y mascotas. para muchos los hispanos católicos están entre las más religiosos pero un estudio parece indicar todo lo contrario el sorpresivo hallazgo de este estudio carmen. >> lo que nos muestra el sondeó es que no es lo mismo. los católicos hispanos sacaron muy mala calificación en manera de religión. >> aunque parezca difícil de creer, cuando de conocimientos de religión se trata en esta nación, los católicos hispanos están al final de la lista. >> me da cierta vergüenza saber que nosotros me incluyo estamos por debajo de los demás grupos religiosos. >> el sondeo nacional realizado por vida pública del centro. incluye 32 preguntas sobre enseñanza que incluyen este el lugar de nació nament miento de hast

josÉ.en el aÑo 2005, con el equipo de telemundo fuimos a hacer un reportaje a acapulco sobre el narcotrÁfico, cÓmo estaba creciendo, y nos tocÓ ver las primeras cabezas, tres personas, un comandante de la policÍa, dos narcotraficantes de los zetas que estaban ahÍ decapitados; despuÉs aparecieron los cuerpos y se supo momentos despuÉs que habÍa sido la barbie. y ahÍ se inaugurÓ uno de los momentos mÁs terrorÍficos de la violencia en mÉxico. >>y de ahÍ aumentÓ su trabajo sanguinario, ¿verdad? >>asÍ es. convirtiÉndose, como tÚ lo sabes josÉ, en un narcotraficante muy famoso, fundamentalmente por su grado de violencia. >>raÚl, quiero hablar un poco a nivel personal contigo. tÚ, padre de familia, tienes un niÑo de 9 aÑos, una niÑa de un aÑo... ¿quÉ piensas? ¿cÓmo crÍas a estos niÑos y quÉ temores tienes? >>fÍjate que es muy interesante lo que preguntas, porque es... me imagino, esa incertidumbre con la que estamos todos en mÉxico. ¿quÉ hacemos con nuestros hijos, cÓmo les enseÑamos que eso no es

josé.emundo.com/noticias. >>>josé: gracias carmen otro huracán, en las islas der mudas. igor causó inundaciones dejando sin electricidad a miles de res debtss de hamilton, la capital. y los primero informes no hablan de ninguna vivíctimas. vamos a la primera pausa de hoy. tenemos la carta de un periódico a los narcos que asesinaron a 2 de sus periodistas. - será apto para el consumo >>>josé: vamos a méxico con una casa abierta de un diario de ciudad juarez, para los narcotraficantes. >>>raúl: así lo describieron sus colegas la misma bala que lo asesinó, una herida grave a la libertad de expresión en méxico. este domingo en su editorial el diario de ciudad juarez, luis carlos describió a los carteles de las drogas. somos comunicadores no adivinos, por tanto como embajadores de la explicación, que remgs que xmri xeno qué que r expliquen que qué es lo que quieren de nosotros. para saber a qué atenernos. >>> nos hace temer que pudiera suceder algo más. >>> el jueves 16 de septiembre, un comando

today san jose about 78 degrees. notice the temperatures around morgan hill, livermore and pleasanton, some 80s further inland. 76 for petaluma. here now your seven-day forecast. tomorrow looks pretty tame with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. friday chance of showers north of santa rose avmt then saturday evening, sunday areas san jose northward we'll see a chance of showers with temperatures cooling off for the weekend. back to you. >>> scott joins us now with a look at the markets. >> reporter: good morning. certainly wall street all abuzz about a lawsuit that was just filed against goldman sachs by the women of goldman sachs. they're trying to seek class action status claiming discrimination. meanwhile dow industrial is down 36 points this morning. nasdaq down 11. we're watching cisco systems up better than 1% after that company yesterday announced it would start paying a dividend eend of its fiscal year. do watch microsoft as well. that company is announcing new web browser technology in san francisco later t

>josé: depresión tropical causa problemas en guatemala.ndocumentados en la mira en decena de juegos cruzados en campañas políticas reviven los cuentas se aprovechan de clientes vulnerables. duerma bien pero no muy demasiado, cualquier efecto grave podría tener problemas para el corazón. >josé: muy buenas tardes, comenzamos con las inundaciones en guatemala, no paran las lluvias en estado de veracruz en dónde el paso de la tormenta geremain podría a grabar la situación. >periodista: no hay rincón, tampoco calle o casa que esté bajo el agua el río de veracruz se desbordó y obligó el desalojo de 10.000 personas en el poblado. >> salimos de allá y estábamos en casa de unos amigos. >periodista: los ríos pan. provocaron la evacuación de poblaciones enteras. algunos literalmente arriesgan la vida solamente para recorrer algunas calles y más de 100.000 personas abandonaron sus casa. >periodista: el ejército mexicano implementó un plan de emergencia y navegan por donde habían caminos así intentan rescatar del agua algunas de sus pertenencias. mient

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in san jose.about 1971 trip has promoted transportation policies that relieve traffic congestion and improve roads. it says 64% of roads in san jose are in poor condition and that the average cost to a motorist to keep their cars, vehicles, in good running shape because of these roads is more than hundreds of dollars a year. now i mentioned san jose is number one. san francisco, oakland is number five. l.a. is actually number two. so san jose even beats los angeles area. now coming up, i'm going to be trying to talk to some motorists out here so they can tell me where they think the worst roads are in san jose. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> all right. time now 5:34. sal, speaking of roads, how's our commute? i know you're watching san francisco. >> we're going to start there because coming into san francisco this morning along northbound 101 from the airport there were a couple of lanes closed for road work. they're in the process of picking that up. it never really did cause a traffi

in san jose, rick villaroman, cbs 5. >>> well, san jose state fans, good news!our football season starts tomorrow. the bad news, you're 37.5-point underdogs. quick check of the alabama crimson tide legacy. 26 conference championships, an ncaa record 57 post-season bowl appearances, tied with usc for an ncaa record 31 bowl game victories and, oh, nellly! the program has claimed 13 national championships. they also claim paul bear bryant. their home turf, the 7th largest nonracing stadium in the world, could hold the entire population of the city of san mateo comfortably. tomorrow they will host the san jose state spartans, a team that has a slightly less regal football pedigree. how did the matchup come snob what can the spartans expect in tuscaloosa? mike sugerman has a pre-game for us. >> reporter: it's a new football season at san jose state and there is excitement. first year coach mike mcintyre is firing up his guys. >> you have to recruit young men who are good athletes, great character and want to be at san jose stated and that's what we started the proces

---desde san jose, aqui comienza el noticiero de la tarde de telemundo 48 !!! ---en vivo, cubriendo toda el area de la bahia, noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis ... primero en la noticia !!! ---hola que tal, muy buenas tardes y feliz miercoles !!! ---- les saluda blanca garza ... ---cesar bayona se ha tomado unas merecidas vacaciones ...----asi es seÑores: tenemos records ... pero en hoyos !!!--- vamos a hablar de las ciudades de la bahia que tienen mas baches ... y quiero que usted opine al respecto ... ---pero primero, a la informacion del dia. ---iniciamos con malas noticias------¿a donde iran ahora los muchachos para no meterse en pandilas?---los recortes al presupuesto de la policia provocaÁn el cierre del programa "pal", la liga atletica de la policia--- policia------esto significaÁ que 5 mil jovenes del este de san jose se quedaÁn sin la proteccion del programa, que los mantiene activos en disciplinas deportivas--- ---residentes del este de san jose estan solicitando que los ajustes al presupuesto se hagan en otros sectores, pero no en el programa pal---

san jose at 5.you get along sky line boulevard and the north bay hills passing the golden gate you have fog and mist and drizzle along twin peaks over eureka valley. sunnyville and san jose, temperatures are running a couple of degrees warmer than this time yesterday. or cooler rather. rather cold air settles up right into the gulf of alaska coming in on wednesday. things change. drastically in fact. we have this ridge of high pressure today, tomorrow and monday. so labor day will be the warmest. that ridge gets stronger, the offshore on monday. at that point we have a couple of mid and upper 90s. 100 in the warmer spots. wednesday things change. we're going to drop into the 70s and those will be the warmer spots. statewide lots of heat right through the central valley, and at the beaches 60s. santa cruz, very nice, mid 70s. sacramento at 95. lake tahoe at 80. 88 through reno. highs 65 in san francisco, 94 in livermore so big changes there. sunset at 7:34. we have low and mid 80s for the north end o

the city of san jose staff will study an aerial track instead of a tunnel through downtown san jose. we're talking about an elevated rail that could soar as high as six stories into the air. the stretch is likely to be between highway 87 and alma street and extend to where highway 87 connects with interstate 280. some people say that's going to be an eyesore but it could really be a money saver as well. because it will run up and down the state, the high speed rail authority has to sign off on the design and has to agree to let san jose consider that option. that decision is likely to come in the next two weeks. the city of san jose voted last night, a day after the city of palo alto asked them to refocus their environmental studies. it may decide next week to sue the agency over those same studies. still a lot of decisions ahead for this project, which has right now a $43 billion price tag. live in san jose, chris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thanks, chris. >>> tens of thousands of schoolchildren across the bay area are giddy with excitement, all because of new school supplies. ele

---- desde san jose, comienza el noticiero de la tarde de telemundo 48 !!!! ---en vivo, cubriendo toda el area de la bahia, noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis ... primero en la noticia !!! ---hola que tal, muy buenas tardes y feliz dia de la independencia a los paises de centroamerica !!!---- les saluda cesar bayona ... ---y estamos en la vispera de la independencia de mexico, por eso, la de esta tarde es una edicion especial...--- mis compaÑeros blanca y daniel estan en el estadio pal de san jose, trayendoles a ustedes la fiesta del grito ...---con ellos vamos a conectarnos enseguida.----mientras, a las n. noticias. ---por primera vez desde el desastre del jueves pasado, los dueÑos de las casas que estaban en el lugar de la explosion, en san bruno, pudieron regresar para ver que es lo que queÓ.... y recuperar lo poco que se salÓ.---despues de la de hoy, podran hacer otra visita ... antes que se limpie el area completamente. --- y despues de llegar de una mision comercial en asia, el gobernador de california arnold schwarzenegger se dirigio a la zona de la tra

afuera de la mina san josé en chile.errames cerebrales. si usted quiere rebajar de peso. pero tiene historial. olvide. esto es lo que advierte el estudio el propio fabricante. este medicamento lo que hace es tener la sustancia en el cerebro que controla el hambre y la persona se siente satisfecho. lo que pasa es que también se asocia a una alta presión sanguínea y también se asocia a un aumento en el ritmo cardiaco >> el estudio publicado en la n nueva inglaterra los sugerencia es tos que inge reern. tuvieron un aumento de 28% de ataques del coro kon y 36% en aumento de derrame cerebrales no obstante,s el estudio que examinó a 10600 personas o obesas por espacio de 3 años y medio. no encontró que causó ra daños a la población que no padecía de provocar dio vas claros el pasado mes de enero, la agencia médica europea, decidió suspender la venta en toda europa, la administración de drogas y alimentos estados unidos epss se reunirá este mes para incremento afuera las regulaciones sobre el fármaco. cardio y con los paciente.

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outside i'm going to show you what it looked like today from san jose towards hills tr.unshine now. san jose mild at 75 degrees right now. and there is another vantage point from our camera. marine layer starting to get organized. right now sfo reporting winds out of the west gusting to 28 miles per hour. just signs of changes coming. cooler day tomorrow. and the onshore flow picks up and the marine layer becomes more organized. temperatures now around the bay area look like this. 84 in antioch. 64 degrees in san francisco. looking at 24 hour change you'll see everyone warmed up. half moon bay up five. san jose, up five. napa, same story. oakland seven degrees warmer. coastal drizzle in the morning. looking for mild afternoons friday and saturday. then, rain moves in on sunday. so that system really slowed down. we're not bringing rain in until sunday. saturday is looking nice. here is the pacific satellite picture there. is a storm here developing. it's a very slow-moving system. stationary right now. and it will work towards the bay area. let's take you through time. c

pretty calm around novato, mountain view and also san jose. as far as the temperatures, as we look through the 8:00 hour, we'll still be for the most part in the mid to upper 50s with a few lingering clouds that will see sunshine quickly develop. and the winds will erase those clouds from our sky and we'll have mid-60s around the bay into the south bay. mid to upper 60s in the north bay and east bay valleys with near 60 along the coast. the breezes will continue during the afternoon hours. mainly sunny today. 60 half moon bay. we may hit the 70s around morgan hill, low to mid-70s in the east bay valleys and also the north bay valleys. let's take a look at your accu-weather seven-day forecast. today is the coolest day. fall starts tonight at 8:09 and look at the warming trend. the coast will warm nearly 15 degrees by sunday. inland nearly 20 degrees. it's going to be a warm, hot and sunny all around weekend for the bay and the coast. good morning, frances. >> hi, mike. i'm really looking forward to that. there is a wind advisory for the bay bri

san jose kept it the same. a few clouds down there. 44 santa rosa. 38 on mount hamilton right now and i did see kenwood made it down to 41 this morning. 42 in tahoe. 48yukia. the system not responsible for the breeze. there it goes. it's in the northern nevada. mostly sunny, breezy, a little blustery at times. 60s and 70s. summer ends tonight. 8:09 p.m., we say hello fall and tomorrow morning it will be cold. wind protected areas and sunny and warmer. much warmer, 90s as we get into the weekend. dave and tori. >> time now 7:57. a fire forced the evacuation of dozens of students overnight. we'll tell you what witnesses say they heard just before it happened. >>> a congressional hearing. these are live pictures of actor kevin costner. find out what he is saying right now on capitol hill. >>> and a big cleanup job in heyward after this. we'll tell you how a car wound up crashing through an auto part store. >>> good morning, east bay neighbors dealt with a water main break within a week. again they deal with anothe

theresa garcia's live in san jose with more on this story. theresa?> this all unfolded last month when the officer found out that the 15-year-old boy had had sex with his 14-year-old stepdaughter. now, the officer is saying through his lawyer that he never pretended to arrest the young boy but rather was invited to use scare tactics or scare straight tactics to keep the boy from heading down the wrong path. even so, the san jose veteran motorcycle cop is now on administrative leave and being investigated by the district attorney's office to see whether he committed a criminal false imprisonment. the boy's parents feel the officer abused his authority. the parents say the officer pulled up to their house in full uniform after their shift ended, berated and warned the boy to stay away from his daughter and handcuffed and told him he could face sexual assault charges. later he unlocked the cuffs telling his parents he just wanted to scare the boy. legal analyst dean johnson calls the officer's actions an unwise move. >> anytime a police officer is person

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in san jose today. bark in the park, the 13th year the event has been held. it's a chance for owners to check out everything from obedience classes and for the dogs to socialize a bit as well. all proceeds from bark in the park benefit the humane society and the san jose animal care center. they're having a good time. i must tell you, it was weird out there today. it was overcast, a little hot and muggy, and it started to rain. i don't know, it was a weird day. >> tomorrow we're going to have a little more rain. >> last weekend, i can't eastern believe it. thursday is the official start to fall. we start out live right now in san francisco at the golden gate bridge. a little mist and drizzle. we are going to get some rain in the forecast, through late tonight into tomorrow morning. there's a shop from oakland as we look back across the bay. we have low level clouds, mid level clouds, high level clouds, we have them all coming across the bay area this evening. san jose, still sunny across the south bay a

reporting live in san jose. len ramirez cbs 5. >> many of those hurt in the explosion in san bruno suffered traumatic injuries, eight remain hospitalized. kim passty at that reports for those critically burned the road to recovery is long and full of risks. >> reporter: if you are critically burned you can survive the fire only to die later from infection. >> because of the damage of their skin, they are at much higher risk. >> reporter: this doctor works at the burn center at st. francis memorial hospital. to reduce the risk of infection, burn centers like these are designed as a close, isolated unit, the center has its own operating room, x ray department as well ventilation system minimizing danger of outside contamination. >> all the air is filtered not pulled from other parts of the hospital. basically to keep any other kind of bacteria that are floating around the rest of the hospital, from contaminating the burn unit. >> reporter: here fresh flowers are not allowed. >> they have bacteria on them. the with

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live look at the san jose san jose bridge, both directions problem-free, no troubles across the spane the metering lights are off at the toll plaza but we have a wind advisory in effect so use caution crossing the span. that's a look that's a check of your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >> hey, thanks, gianna. >> i love in-n-out. that's one of the few places i actually wait that line for an extended period of time. seven-day forecast, here we go. 78 degrees today inland. upper 60s around the bay. mid-60s for the coastline. we are warming up thursday and friday as temperatures for the weekend pretty hot. mid-90s inland. take a look at monday, 99 degrees. 97 for tuesday. temperatures around the bay will be in the lower 80s and the lower to mid-70s for the coastline. yeah. it's going to be pretty hot going into the weekend. our mypix photo: >> if you have a photo would you like to share, send it to mypix@cbs5.com and i will include it in my weathercast. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:57. the district attorney calls it corruption on steroids

jose guillen. giants up 4-0. that was plenty for barry zito. allowed two runs.ts are 9-2 winners. >> officially a giant now. something when it counts, when we need it. what do you think? >> takes one off the stat sheet of cody. >> i was hot after that. it's tough enough to get one run and to get one taken away, i was upset. but it ended up working out for us. >>> padres and cardinals in st. louis. john garlin one out rbi 4ñ/ single to matt holiday to give the cardinals an early lead. cardinals threatening to take three out of four from san diego. it was a great day for adam wainwright to be on the mound. one run in eight innings. he picks up the 19th win. 4-1 the final. giants once again half a game ahead of the padres with 12 games left. colorado is 1 1/2 games back after an extra inning loss to the dodgers. monday bobby kramer picks up his first win. he holds the twins to two runs in 5 and 2/3. they win 6-2. nice weekend. two out of three from the first place twins. >>> two weeks in the season and the raiders have a quarterback controversy thanks to another he

two of those areas are here in san jose. jose, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we'll continue to follow the san bruno fire and explosion throughout the morning. you can also get updates any time, by going to our san jose website. ktvu.com. >>> more and more drivers are using fastrak to cross bay area bridges. the number has more than doubled. almost 77% of morning drivers now use that device. in 2006, only 36% of drivers were using it on the bay bridge during the morning commute. on the seven bridges overseen by the metropolitan transportation commission, 68% of drivers are now using fastrak. >>> you'll need fastrak if you plan to drive solo on the new toll lane of the 680. opens this morning and runs from pleasanton to milipitas. ktvu's jade hernandez will join us now. >> reporter: good morning. for a short period of time, extra california highway patrol officers will be going up and down this 14-mile stretch for this new express toll lane will be. they're going to be making sure drivers are making the transition. n

we saw the live shot from san jose with the wind and the flag.he wind out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour there. the setup moving forward. the ridge of high pressure here. the wind is up and over the ridge. giving us the north wind. the fog that forms gets blown out quickly. the warm air is in place. into monday things change. the cold air in the gulf of alaska is coming in on tuesday and wednesday. we drop 15 degrees in most cases across the bay area. your weekend ahead looks fantastic. enjoy it. tomorrow 80s by the time we get into noon. low 90s in warm valleys tomorrow. forecast city by city, 90s for livermore, san ramone, walnut creek. 88 in sonoma. mill valley, the art and wine festival, sausalito art festival. >> millbray, too. >> monday is the warmest day ahead. >> lovely forecast. i'll take it. >>> up next, plenty of people have to learn the hard way if they plan on v t andinhere h hean tthis weekend and treri is the hint right there. we'll be right back. in !% >>> it's been the standard in most cities for decades on holidays driver

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san jose hot today, as well. 97 in san jose, the 7 in santa clara and 75 degrees in half moon bay.t that sound good? your seven-day forecast, is this going to be the hottest day of the week or could cooler weather be around the corner? that's ahead. back to you. >> thank you. i'm all about the 80s, too. all right. >>> pg&e is asking people to conserve energy today. our anne makovec joins us from walnut creek where the temperature is expected to go above the century mark. hi, anne. >> reporter: it's pleasant this morning just below 60 as you can see from the time and temperature sign here behind me. but it's going to jump up to 102 more than 40 degrees from where it is right now by the end of the day. so take it easy on the power grid so we didn't have any power outages. that's what we saw in castro valley this weekend. it is also our fifth "spare the air" day of the year in the bay area. that season runs from may through september. that's a time when smog or ground level ozone becomes an issue for people with breathing problems. even if your city's air seems find, wind blows pollut

san jose at 80. san francisco 68. today temperatures cooler, 57 in santa rosa, 47 in concord, 27 san jose and 46 in san francisco. more bay area highs, 76 antioch, pretty mild, 69 benicia, 70s in sonoma and 70s, palo alto and in santa clara. we are cooling down but warmer weather is on the way. 90s are moving back into the forecast. i'll let you know when and your seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:38. the bay area's first freeway express lane is open in the east bay with the goal of improving the commute on interstate 680. check out the h.o.t. lane, or high occupancy toll lane. it opened yesterday on 680 southbound. but as with a lot of first day jitters, some confusion as people try to merge into the new lane. drivers have mile to do so but many moved over too quickly yesterday leading to traffic jams. officials say though things will get better. >> ing apeople get used to the fact that they are driving in a h.o.t. lane or have the ability to get to the lane things of will settle down. >> tolls

i'm matt bigler live in san jose for cbs 5. >>> wow, tough times for san jose, matt, thanks very muchwith kcbs radio. >>> unemployment lines are getting a little longer and that's a surprise to most economists. let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good morning. we just heard about the redevelopment agency in san jose and economists you say are surprised? >> yeah, sydnie. we are looking to have a flat reading at worst when it came to first time weekly jobless claims, instead another 12,000 were added bringing the number up to 465,000. that came after four weeks of slight declines. in fact, if you look at the four-week average, that number was down about 3,000 to 463,000. that's a decent with the numbers getting better but we are 65,000 over what's needed to indicate job growth. so the job market continues to be the big issue for the economy. that's weighing on investors this morning along with problems in europe. we saw manufacturing activity in the euro zone slow down in the month of september and also ireland's economy dropped over 1% in the 2nd quarter. b

san jose at 62 and same for livermore. as we go through the evening hours, temperatures are one to six degrees cooler than this time yesterday. notice the wind direction. this is what i want to point out. out of the northwest pushing a lot of the fog that would normally form down south this is future cast for the fog. patchy in nature. especially close to the san mateo coast. san francisco and santa cruz and monterey. through 1:00 a.m. in the morning. 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, all said and done. plenty of sunshine to start sunday morning. this is 9:00 a.m. a couple of patches along the coast and that is it as far as fog. we've got the wind coming out of the northwest up around the ridge of high pressure. the main concern is your labor day forecast. the wind coming out of the north and northwest tomorrow gives us warming. more in the way of 90s. tomorrow we see a few more. as we get into say monday that is going to be your warmest day. beaches mid 70s. bayside mid 80s. inland mid and upper 90s. that is on labor day. the o

north first street, a major intersection here in san jose. it's central to one of the redevelopment districts for the city. cisco and samsung had the locations here and the vta has the station and pg&e has a presence here underground and it's not very reassuring. the city of san jose confirms with us that they learned that one of pg&e's pipelines runs near the intersection, one of two within the city limits and the other further north with the border. later this afternoon, the utility will release the risk with the 100 riskiest pipelines throughout the state in response to a gas pipeline explosion with san brown bruno. they notified them of two lines that run west of 880 through the city limits. that city is supposed to meet sometime this week to figure out how to move forward. as for san jose, the gas pipeline located here underground at north first, pg&e is supposed to be upgrading this in 2012. live in san jose, rob redell, today in the bay. >> 680 express lanes are slow. that's what it is south of highway 84. this is the express lane here

campbell and san jose about 78 degrees.sunny to partly cloudy from north to south on the peninsula. a lot like the east bay shore with low to mid-70s here. we'll be mainly cloudy along the coast. some patchy drizzle possible, low to mid-60s for you downtown, sausalito. mid to upper 60s under mostly cloudy sky. partly cloudy conditions in the north bay valleys. look at the clouds around the monterey bay with monterey 68. mid-70s santa cruz and watsonville. near 80 the inland valleys. at&t park, half game up in first place. that's 6:15 first pitch. 67 dropping down to 62. look at the clouds tonight, mild conditions once again, patchy drizzle, mainlily upper 50s to 60. cloudy conditions here. look at the sunshine break out around the lunch hour mixing with some clouds by 7:00 sunday morning. look at the rain moving into the north bay. by 10:00 hits the golden gate. by noon falling apart. 10th to a quarter inch of rain. all of us 5 to 10 degrees cooler sunday so much warmer next week. have a great weekend. here's frances. >> yo

as we mentioned it is the kickoff to 01 san jose tonight. and with us right now, joel slayton, the executive director. tell us a little bit about what 01 is. >> 01 san jose is the largest and most prestigious contemporary art festival in north america, the nexus of art, technology and digital culture. >> sounds fantastic, a culmination of a loft things coming together. can anyone attend these events happening, over 100 event? >> over 100 art installations, 46 commissioned projects, 12 public artworks. there's a little bit of everything for any person that wants to attend. it allows you access to major exhibitions throughout the city with one pass. >> the event tonight will be interesting, seafood key dee composing on screen, people are eating those inbreed yents, just one example of a lot of other things happening. where can people go to learn more about this real quick? >> the south hall of the san jose convention center, the signature exhibition taking place, out of the garage and into the world. >> thank you so much for joining us. let's

. >>> other head lines tonight, firefighters quickly knocked down a small grass fire in east san jose. it broke out about 3:00 this afternoon near mount pleasant. only 5 acres burned. one firefighter injured his arm and had to be taken to the hospital. the cause, this fire still not known. >>> san carlos city council members tonight approved to disban their police department and contract out to the sheriff's department. under this plan, most sworn officers would become sheriff's deputies but some administrative jobs could be cut altogether. the sheriff's office is ten ta live set to take over -- but it has to be approved first. it would save them about $2 million a year. >>> saturday, plans to restore 61% of its service that was cut in may, but the union that represents the operators is fighting the move. the chronicle said the group filed a request with labor officials to put a stop to the changes. they are saying management failed to discuss the new schedule with them. the agency is also making some union representatives on the city payroll resume their driving duties. he says it's

those are san jose-based temperatures. monday near 100 in san jose. look at that, that is a big change. six days of 90-degree temperatures inland getting started on friday. >> when does the snow start? mixed bag of weather lately. >> pretty amazing given the fact our summer had mini heat waves that lasted two or three days. this may be five or six. quite a change. >>> 500,000 books for as little as a buck. the san francisco public library's big book sale started today. the five-day sale is from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. through sunday. the sale is at the ft. mason center festival pavilion. excluding rare books, every title will be sold for $5. sunday the books will be sold for just a buck. >>> the kickoff for nbc's primetime fall lineup continues tonight with a premiere of the drama "under covers." a couple of careers are pulled out of retirement as globe-trotting cia agents. the show is directed by the man behind the hits "lost" and "alias." it premieres tonight at 8:00, followed by "law and order svu." 11:00 the "bay area news at 11:00." >>> on the ho