. >>> leland yee says he's introducing a bill to give people who's homes that were damaged a property tax inception and to allow them to deduct any amount lost in income. >>> new meaning tonight to going green. the color coding on seafood that is coming to a grocery store near you. >>> i'll tell you which days this week you might need an umbrella. >>> bay area immigrant rights groups unionize for the november election. >>> a major food chain has starred color coating fish to let people know which fish are abundant and which are not. green means they are abundant . the monterey bay aquarium helped create the system. >>> and officers searched every level, they found nothing suspicious. this past weekend the head of france's counter espionage said the risk of a terror attack has never been higher. >>> and palestinian and israeli presidents met with secretary hillary clinton. the pelestinians have threat en to walk away from talks if the moratorium is lifted. >>> flood waters are threatening the taj mahal. the water keeps rising. the security workers erected barricades to keep tourists aw

afectadas por la explosion y el incendio en san bruno del pasado 9 de septiembre.el senador democrata, "leland yeeento la iniciativa que permitiria a los contribuyentes la exencion de impuestos asi como deducir las perdidas por el desastre.el proyecto de ley requiere la aprobacion de dos tercios de la legislatura y la firma del gobernador para convertirse en ley. -- comenzaron las tareas de limpieza en el area devastada por la explosion de san bruno. y contrario a traer alivio a los vecinos, el retiro de los escombros ha despertado en ellos nuevas preocupaciones. --en vivo, claudia rodas tiene los trt; 2;06claudia ; 17"philly ; 0:49bean; 1:10teresa; 1:57 las autoridades confirmaron hoy la muerte de tres personas mas en la explosion ocurrida el pasado 9 de septiembre en san bruno.la oficina del forense del condado de san mateo identifico a tres miembros de una misma familia, que estaban en calidad de desaparecidos desde el dia del siniestro.--se trata "gregory bullis", de 50 aÑos, su mama "lavonne" de 85, y su hijo "william" de 17 aÑos.con esto, el numero de muertos a causa de la explosion y poster

of the highlands, hundreds are expected to come talk to jackie speier and come talk to senator leland yee and officials from the ntsb and other state and federal agencies to find out the latest about this investigation. i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jean kwan gathered organizers on the step to push for the passage of bb this november. it would prevent the domestic violence programs for this year. funding was reduced due to budget cuts. kwan says $6 million will be restored for domestic violence programs and to put 63 beat officers back on the street. >> i'm just afraid we're gonna revert to a time where people were afraid to call the police or if they call the police that support wasn't there. >> the measure requires a two- thirds majority to pass. >>> onto our weather now and believe it or not, bill has been telling us maybe some wet weather? >> there's a pretty good chance as we head down the road this week for showers. i think we might need some umbrellas around here. right now, temperatures outside are on the mild side the it feels like fall. it's still summer. 71 in conco

. >> ste senator leland yee and assemblyman terry hill both describingan bruno as a unique, close-knitommunity. the number of homes damaged a destroyed in the fire is much lower than what was reported last night. san bruno fire chief provid the latest count after walking through the neighborhood this morning >> our latest count which we finally did a walk-through, 38 homes destroyed and seven with significant damage. i think last figures we had prior to that were duri the heat f the fire and we did a fly-over and i think there was a lot of smoke, a lot of distortn that maybe the homes weren't damage but the smoke covered them and it may be assumethose houses were damaged. >> with me acting governor maldanato. we heard you say you don't know what happened but what is your office dog to find out what happened and find out from pg&e what was wrong with that pipe? and that's the most important thing right now. we've got an intergroup looking to find out what happened. we have a 30-inch pipeline 40 feet underground that was 60 years old. we need to find out what happened soon. it's a crimes

state senator leland yee who represents this area is proposing legislation that includes tax breaks forected families, propey tax loss, reimbursement for the county and other considerations dennis hague said it is possible that the red-tagged homes will be released back to the homeowners. those folks did receive a bus tour of e area recently but today they may be allow to get back to whatev it is that remains of their home. one last note. this was a mutual aid situation, and a number of people have commented to me how many police departments are still on the scene out here. all over san mateo count pacifica, daly city, san carlos. the bay area all pulling together to try to get through this tragedy. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry. and if there's another massive disaster like the one in san bruno, should pg&e customers have to pay for any costs not covered by the utility's insurance? a questi state regulators are takg an initially look at right now. theresa garci is live at the public utilities commission meeting in san francco. theresa? >> well, the proposed plan is to re

state senator leland yee who represents this area is proposing legislation that includes tax breaks forffected families, property tax loss, reimbursement for the county and other considerations. dennis hague said it is possible that the red-tagged homes will be released back to the homeowners. those folks did receive a bus tour of the area recently but today they may be allowed to get back to whatever it is that remains of their home. one last note. this was a mutual aid situation, and a number of people have commented to me how many police departments are still on the scene out here. all over san mateo county, pacifica, daly city, san carlos. the bay area all pulling together to try to get through this tragedy. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry. and if there's another massive disaster like the one in san bruno, should pg&e customers have to pay for any costs not covered by the utility's insurance? a question state regulators are taking an initially look at right now. theresa garcia is live at the public utilities commission meeting in san francisco. theresa? >> well, the pr

senator leland yee announced today that he is going to be introducing a piece of legislation that would allow for some tax breaks for people who live here and san mateo county a whole. >> the lieutenant governor says he will press for fast answers. we heard it might take a year to find out what's going on. >> reporter: in fact, i spoke with abel maldonado about that on saturday and he was saying he is going to press for quick answers. he said it was absolutely unacceptable that the ntsb might take up to a year to complete its investigation. and the ntsb quickly followed that saying that as soon as they get each new piece of information they will release it. >> i'm sure people want answers. anne makovec in san bruno, thanks. >>> as anne mentioned, it's an 18-year-old woman who is now the latest victim to be identified. so at this point, four people are confirmed dead. the other victims are jackie grieg and her 13-year-old daughter janessa. they are survived by her husband and her 16-year-old daughter. also killed, 20-year-old jessica morales. she was a student at the academy of art unive

. >> state senator leland yee and assemblyman terry hill both describing san bruno as a unique, close-knitommunity. the number of homes damaged and destroyed in the fire is much lower than what was reported last night. san bruno's fire chief provided the latest count after walking through the neighborhood this morning. >> our latest count which we finally did a walk-through, 38 homes destroyed and seven with significant damage. i think last figures we had prior to that were during the heat of the fire and we did a fly-over and i think there was a lot of smoke, a lot of distortion that maybe the homes weren't damaged but the smoke covered them and it may be assumed those houses were damaged. >> with me acting governor maldanato. we heard you say you don't know what happened but what is your office doing to find out what happened and find out from pg&e what was wrong with that pipe? and that's the most important thing right now. we've got an intergroup looking to find out what happened. we have a 30-inch pipeline 40 feet underground that was 60 years old. we need to find out what happened so

state senator leland yee introduced a bill calling the practice deceptive.e said if you didn't already have a chinese name his bill would say you could not make one up. >> it would be a trans lit ration, a foe nettic translation, not some characters that somehow suggest some good quality so you can gain an advantage or get some votes. >> reporter: fair and just. if i'm cynical i'm going for a minute you changed your name to try to get them to vote for you. >> i look at it this way. it does double duty as my slogan and my name and i don't think it is misleading in that sense. >> reporter: i want to make this point clear. what mr. nava is doing appears to be perfectly legal. i mentioned senator yee's bill, the governor vetoed that, so it never came to fruition. the bottom line here, sit is a common practice that will probably continue to go on for some time. reporting live in san francisco, joe vasquez, cbs5. ne >>> hope so, because it's definitely something to say, eh. >> helping drivers get the picture. coming up next, the optic will illusion meant to make d

. >> state senator leland yee says he's working on legislation to provide tax relief to the fire victimshe says the bill will likely include a homeowners' exception and allow writing off losses on state tax forms. he hopes to include one year help to local schools that will lose funding based on property values, similar to those passed recently to help wildfire victims. he plans to introduce the measure this fall. >> california's economy is expected to grow slowly with high unemployment keeping the state a year or more from a quicker recovery. that's the quarterly anderson forecast at least this morning from ucla. the state was unlikely to generate enough jobs to tug unemployment to single digits until the end of 2012. unemployment was forecast 12.2% after hitting a record 12.6% in march. the state has recorded steady growth in inports, exports and other sectors. while bay area employment numbers have held steady, inland parts of the state continue to experience job losses. >> it's 4:36 now. the bay area may be on track to become the electric car hub of the nation. according to the valle

. >>> leland yee says he's introducing a bill to give people who's homes that were damaged a propertytax inception and to allow them to deduct any amount lost in income. >>> new meaning tonight to going green. the color coding on seafood that is coming to a grocery store near you. >>> i'll tell you which days this week you ú our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up to 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a surprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm, then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. >>> a major food chain has starred color coating fish to let people know which fish are abundant and which are not. green means they are abundant . the monterey bay aquarium helped create the system. >>> and officers searched every level, they found nothing suspicious. this

federal investigators or on the scene right now governors schwarzenegger along with senator leland yee will tour the site. three people are still listed as missing at least four people were killed 37 homes destroyed. 19 homes were substantially damaged and remain unoccupied this morning. the 320 other homes have been cleared for families to return. authorities are searching for clues as to what caused the gas line to expose and what could be done to prevent such another disaster. >> will is live at san bruno. >> i'm in front of the command center. it feels like the day after the explosion with a lot of police officers here. they're making sure that unauthorized people do not go down the hill which is about half a mile from where i am located to the gas line exploded. it is allowed investigators who will be here for the next couple of days to gather evidence but more importantly at this point to go round and tried to talk to people who reportedly smelled gas before the explosion took place. they don't all of this point if it was a panel that caused the leak to-probably moments before th

another bill co-authored by state senator leland yee required children to wear helmets on the slope. the governor signed that one but since was contingent on the other bill, neither became law. >> the government wants to collect your old prescription drugs. a reminder what you can do today to make sure it doesn't happen. and frightening bankxç >>> its gorgeous look a live look along the embarcadero and beautiful picture. water looks so still. there is a warmup up ahead. lisa argen will tell us more about the weather coming up. >> a florida bank was robbed by one of its own tellers who had been turned into a human bomb. it begin early in the morning where a person was held hostage. they strapped a bomb to his chest, drove him to the bank and ordered him to rob it or he would be blown up. >> once he was able to secure the money, with the assistance of the branch manager, he gave it to the individuals who were waiting in the parking lot. he was ordered back into the bank. the individuals left in a red mustang. >> this is teller with the police. investigators since cleared and released h

state senator leland yee says the cow palace has become a magnet for trouble and needs to be greater accountability by board members appointed bit given. >> we said to the governor that these individuals who currently sit on cow palace board are really not responsive or looking for the interest of the general public. >> yee says he is trying to write legislation that would restrict use of cow palace without violating group's right to. >>> daly city police have arrested two members of a violent gang. police say carlos mejilla- quintanillaa and mejilla sensent are members of gang. they say the two killed alexander castenon on june 21st. though each face a count of murder way firearm and a gang enhancement. >>> there are concerns tonight in one oakland neighborhood about a potential new neighbor, a reporting center for parolees is being proposed. as ktvus a patti lee reports many in the community are not warming up to the idea. >> i invested a lost money in opening up this restaurant and i don't want people to be scared to come here. >> reporter: matt gonzalez and his wife charlotte rea

senator leland yee who represents san bruno. >> thank you very much. my former colleague lieutenant governor able maldanato for his quick action along with the governor. the fact that we were able to call this issue and this incident state of emergency opened up an array of assets at the state level to deal with this. someone who has lived through the oakland hills fires, one of the things i remember and i know very, very deeply is the fact that you've gotta acted and you've gotta act quickly. and that's what we did. now that there is daylight, there's gonna be even i think more heartaches and more difficult times ahead. individuals are going back and really seeing the devastation of this particular fire. we are committed to doing whatever we can to help this city and this county to rebound. as i think congresswoman jackie spear mentioned, this is a rather tight-knit community but it's a large community. there are victims who have suffered tremendously who are now in burn centers in san francisco. there are individuals who are no longer living in their

senator leland yee, who represents san bruno. >> thank you very much.k my former colleague, lieutenant governor abel maldonado, for his quick action along with the governor. the fact that we were able to call this issue and this incident state of emergency, opened up a array of assets at the state level to deal with this. as someone who has lived through the oakland hill fires, one of the things that i remember and i know very, very deeply is the fact that you have to act and you have to act quickly. and that's what we did. now that there is daylight, there is going to be even i think more heartaches and more difficult times ahead. individuals are going back and really seeing the devastation of this particular fire. we are committed to doing whatever we can to help this city and this county to rebound as i think congresswoman jackie speier mentioned, this is in fact a rather tight-knit community. but it's a large community. there are victims who have suffered tremendously who are now in burn centers in san francisco. there are individuals who are no lon

he will tour the site with leland yee later this afternoon. they're searching for three people still listed as missing. that on top of the for people already listed as killed in an explosion. 37 homes were destroyed 19 homes substantial damage to them they remain unoccupied. 320 homes have been cleared for families to return. authorities are searching for clues as to what caused the explosion and what can be done to prevent this from happening again. >> the train is live on the scene near the site of the explosion. >> i'm in front of the command center is very busy today as see a lot of activity not just here but down the road where where the gas line exploded a quarter of miles from are located. there's a chain-link fence down there to make sure only authorized people are in that area. half an hour ago we had a live interview with the national transportation safety board as far as the investigation goes they are asking the public for help still they took back the key parts of the pipe to washington now comes talking to witnesses. they're talk