tori?> thank you, steve. >>> we're learning more he details about the rocket attack in iraq that killed five u.s. soldiers this morning. iraqi security officials say the troops died when three rockets hit near their living quarters in baghdad. the attack is the sickle -- single largest lost of life for the military in iraq in the past two years. the 46,000 u.s. forces still in that country are scheduled to leave by the end of the year. [ chanting ] >>> over the weekend, demonstrators in yemen's capital city celebrated the departure of that country apresident. hese now in saudi arabia after being wounded. he -- he's now in saudi arabia after being wounded. it's said he will return to power after treatment for being wounded. >>> two bomb attacks in pakistan killed 4 people over the weekend. 18 people were killed by a suicide bomb outside a bakery in northwest pakistan. another six people were killed by a bomb that had been planted at bus stop. pakistan officials say the death toll could rise

i'm tori cam b. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, june 13th. >>> we begin our:00 hour with a major i'm development in the b.a.r.t -- our 8:00 hour with a major development in the b.a.r.t. shooting case. johannes mehserle was released from jail at one minute past midnight this morning. he served 11 months of a two- year prison term after being found guilty of involunteer ray manslaughter for killing -- involuntary manslaughter for killing oscar grant. we first go to claudine wong. >> reporter: good morning. we're on street where the jail is located. now, johannes mehserle knew today would be the day he would become a free man but details of his release were a mystery and kept secret into the night. i want to show you. it's a very big facility. you have the twin towers on one side and then on the other side you have the central jail where he was housed. we kind of camped out in this area waiting for him to get out. the media was there, oscar grant's uncle was there. but johannes mehserle never came out the door. mehserle's

. >> i'm tori tori campbell. it's tuesday, june 21st. about 30 minutes ago, firefighters put out a large fire at a fraternity house. allie rasmus is live with more. >> reporter: that fraternity house is on 11th street. right here behind me you can see some of the firefighters are packing up to clear the scene. later on, it will be the work of the investigators to go inside the building to figure out what exactly started this fire. now, firefighters started gaining control of this fire and within the last hour we've seen them shut the hoses off and get ready to pack up and leave. the building where this started, this fire started here at this house, just after 3:00 this morning. newschopper2 was overhead after the fire broke out. >>> at 4:00 this morning, the firefighters called for aid. shortly after they arrived, firefighter also to go outside the building and tackle it from the outside. as the fire spread through the building, it just became too dangerous to fight the fire from inside. the department gave us these pictures of what it l

tori? >> thank you, steve. >>> the tsa reacts to complaints after a 95-year-old airline passengers is forced to remove her viper >>> staking a live look at the big board on wall street, stocks are up as the debt news from europe is somewhat positive. the do you is up 100 above 12,000. >>> home depot is the latest company to be accused of vie slateing the -- violating the biamerican act. the department of justice is investigating after a san francisco attorney claimed home depot sold products made in china. home depot said it would not knowingly sell band -- banned goods. >>> today mcdonald's is introducing a new smoothie flavor nationwide of the mango pineapple drink is part of a campaign to convince consumersers, it's a hip and healthy place to eat. beverages now account for 25% of mc donald's revenues. >>> the tsa is -- tsa is defenning the search of a 95- year-old cancer patient who was forced to remove her diaper. this is the photo of a woman is at a mardi gras celebration. a tsa agent

i'm maureen naylor in today for tori campbell. we begin with an anuancement from governor jerry brown this morning that puts the state budget battle back to square one. he vetoed the budget passed by democrats yesterday and posted his comments on youtube. >> today i vetoed the california state budget. i do so reluctantly, but with clear purpose. for a decade, the can has been kicked down the road and debt has piled up. in january i presented a balanced budget solution of deep spending cuts and a proposal to let the people of california vote on whether to extend some taxes on a temporary basis. unfortunately, the republicans said no. they didn't want the people of california to have that right to vote. the democrats on the other hand made some very deep cuts. and in the budget that i received today there was more

according to rabbi dovid rice jews were exiled from the land of israel because of their sins their tory karcher worshippers believe restoration of the land should only happen with the coming of the messiah until then we don't. have that. according to work or to israel and zionism are in direct conflict with the torah the campaign for israel to be dismantled and the holy land returned to arabs who originally occupied it and it sure can best be understood within the confines of east williamsburg brooklyn which comprises the largest community of orthodox jews in the us an inclusive neighborhood dressed in traditional modest clothing defined by a large families of up to twelve kids here you speak yiddish eat kosher pray three times a day and display no flag of support for israel rabbi dovid feldman says activism plays a strong role in the religious life of new tory courted jews and this includes meeting with leaders of muslim countries or. what use they can host. problem with occupation which we have with. an agreement that has raised eyebrows members of new tory carter have spoken several

the collective voice is otherwise known as new tory carta ultra traditional jews who are religious lee opposed to the creation and existence of israel it is like the last it is good it has latched itself to was terrible painful movement of zionism which is the high ground behind the state of israel and it's my job to be sure i'm david according to rabbi dovid weiss jews were exiled from the land of israel because of their sins which were a quarter worshippers believe restoration of the land should only happen with the coming of the messiah and told them we are jews who have become a celebrity. according to a neutral record israel and zionism are in direct conflict with the torah they campaign for israel to be dismantled and the holy land returned to arabs who originally occupied. it tory kartik and best be understood within the confines of east williamsburg brooklyn which comprises the largest community of antis orthodox jews in the us an inclusive neighborhood dressed in traditional modest clothing defined by large families of up to twelve kids hear you speak yiddish kosher pray three

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, june -- june 24th. >>> a zombie march and campout at city hall. ktvu's kraig debro is live where people are continuing an unusual protest ahead of an important meeting taught. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yesterday, these same group of people marched here. they will be the first in line today when the city council chambers opens their doors. they also want to be the first to tell the mayor and the city council not to go too far with some of those austerity measures they are considering taken. some city workers oppose the lank in the mayor's proposal. if that is approved, they would be able to limit pension benefit -- benefits to the city workers. the mayor says five unions have already negotiated and are negotiating with the city but another six are not. >> we have other unions, our largest union believes the problem is imaginary and they don't want to engage to try to find a solution. we have serious problems. we just laid off a couple of hundred of their neighbors.

because i -- tori, go visit my heart. i left it in san francisco. >> his book is available now wherever you can find books. let's go back to dave. >>> 7:48. police in oakley have made an arrest in a deadly shooting that happened over the weekend. 19-year-old damian was arrested at his home. police say he shot and killed james dadio. investigators have connected damian to gang activity but they say they still don't know a motive for that shooting. >>> san francisco supervisors are expected to vote today on a redevelopment plan that would transform treasure island. san francisco mayor ed lee talked about the proposed project in today's "examiner." he says the project will create jobs, affordable housing and be a financial boost to the city's planning figures -- commission. critics say this will cause too much traffic often the bridge. >>> today apple developers will have a chance to match witz with the real es expert. this is -- with the real experts. there's steve jobs. today's highlights include a chance to challenge the

>> reporter: well, it's okay, dave and tori. we don't have huge delays but we have tip scal ones out there. let's -- typical ones out there. one of the things that we found out, there is a car accident blocking lanes just around the corner. so this traffic here in bay point looks good. around the corner, there is a big backup stretching all the way back to antioch i have to find out the actual exit. it's at bally -- bailey road. westbound bay bridge, jam - packed. no summer break here. and this morning, the castro valley commute, there is a crash, 580 east to 680 north. let's go to steve. >>> this is the last full day of spring. tomorrow, we say hello to summer. it will feel plenty warm to many. today it's more of an inland event. it will be warm across the board or maybe just too warm for some of you. we'll see temperatures continuing to climb and then i think we'll top it out. but some of the higher elevations are already really warm. so with that in place, 74 degrees. mount tam, 71. ben lomond, 70. belmont hills, 67. is from

just a warning, tori. >> yeah. pretty expensive. more than you would pay probably at a parking lot. >> exactly. >>> let's check in with sal. >> you know, sorie and dave -- tori and dave, we've seen son improvement now. we always come back because this is the commute that interests most. after 10:00 we're expecting a bigger delay than normal because of today's baseball game at at&t park. 12:45, the nats, the last game of the series. i think it's the last game. steve will tell us if it's the last game they play the giants. we'll see. let's take a look at northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. no major problems here. this freeway is expected to be busy. i just want to avoid you being surprised when you are driving across the city around 4:00 and you are wondering what heck is going on. this is a look at the commute as we look at the traffic on 85. there's some slow traffic at 17, getting up to coop per tino is -- cooper tino is -- cupertino. >>> sal, the nats are leaving town and the reds are coming to town. >> you are a reds fan. >>

tory johnson has them only for "gma."e. who doesn't dream of running away to the circus. but at 41, why? what i did was truly nerve-racking and thrilling with the folks from cirque du soleil. i'm sure you can't wait to see what they put me through. oh that little diddy is called the wheel of death. >> the wheel of death? >> yes. >> oh lara i got to tell you, forget "wipeout." that's insane. >> well, you'll see. >> well done. i'll just introduce myself by the way. >> hey, josh. what's happening. >> good morning to you. >> don't talk about "wipeout" again. >> at least i'm not campaigning for father's day gifts, george. all right. we begin with the debate last night, seven republicans running for president. managed to avoid attacking one another during that debate, new hampshire, which benefits front-runner mitt romney you got to figure. instead the group attacked president obama. common foe and his economic and health care policies and congresswoman michele bachmann made her candidacy official declaring mr. obama a one-term

an assist nlt said tori was trying to get away from a photographer.nd said after the accident, the shutterbug got out of his car to try to get more pictures. >>> the kardashians scored a big victory, successfully fending off a lawsuit, saying kim and courtney were to blame for the collapse of a credit card company when they soured on a deal after the card came under fire for high fees. >>> and finally, he's back. maybe. sources tell tmz charlie sheen is in final negotiations for a deal which could be announced by the end of the week, for a show written just for him on a broadcast network. and this comes to us from wmaq, nbc 5 in chicago, illinois. where in nearby addison nursing students are getting a crash course in how to save lives, robotic patients are helping future nurses prepare for real-life situations. instructors create emergency medical scenarios with the help of man kins, including pregnancy kpli complications, along with a robo baby. officials say teaching life-saving lessons in life-like situations, makes it more than worth it. >>> i'm l

>> reporter: that's right, tori. good afternoon. the groups met within the hour to seek the removal from the ballot measure. they met on the steps of city hall about an hour ago. and the lawyer for the group says there are antisemitic over over-- overtones. >> as jews we take the threat of banning circumcision personally. this measure singles out along with the muslim community as illegitimate and unwanted in our own city. >> i believe it would take away my right as a muslim to circumcise my male children. vy a son i civic -- i have a circumciseed young son. >> reporter: they gathered signatures to put it on the ballot. if approved by voters it would be unlawful to circumcise anyone under 17 in san francisco. those who violate the ban could get jail time or pay up to $1,000 in fines. >> because we're challenging this initiative before the election, we are relying on the -- on this very clear state, sacramento prohibition on exactly these kinds of ignitions. >> it's been endorsed by the world health organization and many other import

tori and dave? >> thank you. >>> a big change when it comes to recommendations on when you should change your car's oil. >>> also, google makes its biggist investment yet on clean technology. why google hopes other companies will do what they do. >>> good morning. still some low clouds around. patchy low clouds around the bay. sonoma coast is mostly fog- free. inland, no fog to deal with. not too much. sunny, warmer highs, well inland, near 90. >>> new this morning the u.s. military has announced the death of two american soldiers conducting operations in southern iraq. no details were given and the soldiers have not been identified. the u.s. has stepped up attacks with the approach of the year and the withdrawal of the troops. eight troops in iraq have been killed this month. >>> last night, seven republican presidential candidates faced off in new hampshire. as alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, they were all focused on one message. alison. >> reporter: it was the national de

. >> reporter: tori, following the developments and the searchers on state road yoirn 84 in fremont. that is where dozens of volunteers are looking for michelle, even it means spending eight hours a day for the next three days under a blazing sun. they were only animal bones but they caught the attention of people eager to find michelle le. dozens of people answered the family call for help and showed up this morning at a vietnamese temple. >> none of us wants to compromise the investigation. >> that is exactly what the authorities were worried about, that was until the police learned the class kid's foundation would be involved. he knows the pain of a missing murdered child but hasn't gotten used to the heartache. >> i don't go in search. i don't want to stumble upon something that is going to break my heart. >> i don't want to think about what will happen. i want to assume the best and we will find her alive. >> she was last seen on may 27th. recorded in a parking garage at kizer hospital in hayward, taking a class for her nursing degree. last week though police said they had proof

. >> reporter: well, theer to -- well, tori, the woman said she is disappointed but she's not giving up. the woman she had represented, 3400 women across the country, claiming they were saturday to workplace discrimination because of their gender. this class-action lawsuit could have affected 1 million female employees. it all started ten years ago with this woman. betty dukes worked as a greeter at walmart. she and other female walmart employees filed the suit against walmart in 2001. duke's name is the first name listed in the suit. over the past decade, walmart has tried to block the suit from going forward. and today, walmart finally gone. walmart said because the suit came from many different stores, regions, states and managerrers that hired them, there -- managers, -- they ruled that way many of the women involved said they will continue their fight. although they won't be able to be in a class-action lawsuit, they will sue in smaller groups. >> but they didn't say walmart was off the hook. they didn't rule whether they were guilty or not of sex discriminal names. in fact, the

-- it was, tori.e said he was asleep and it was kind of a surreal experience for him. it happened at the apartments on the 200 block of springs road. 201. the apartment is right in there. we talked to the man who lives in the apartment. he said he helped this little girl but not everyone was willing to help the little girl. one thing he did tell us when she came to the door last night, she was not shy at all about knocking. >> i heard some knocking, bamming. bamming. she was bamming on the door. she was strong, i guess. >> reporter: that was last night around 10:20. about 40 minutes earlier, that little girl had been in another part of vallejo arer -- with her father. her father and the little girl were driving around in the mid '90s buick when three men in a car forced them to -- to get out of the car. it seems as though they might not have known the little girl was in the car. they dumped the little girl and the car here at the apartments here on 200 -- in the 200 block of springs road. police say t

>> reporter: yeah, tori, talking to a lot of cab drivers this morning -- a lot didn't hear about it so we'll have to kind of wait and see the next couple of days because it will tell a lot if it will happen. san francisco is one of those popular destination in the world. taxicabs play a major role getting tourists and residents around the city. one of the recognized leaders of the confederation of drivers wants strike for june 21. none of the drivers i spoke with this morning was aware a strike was possible and is not clear right now if the strike will last a day or more than a day. what is clear is the anger and frustration drivers feel over how they get paid. >> [ indistinct due to accent ] we are charged for the fee and gate and high costs, plus the gas prices like sometimes minimum, like $5 for gas a day. that's most of my income. >> reporter: taxicab drivers do not want to pay the 5%, um, credit card fee for, um, these that means and what we've done is -- machines and what we've done is work on an income increase to take care of that. that's one thing we can do and have done. >> r

. >> i'm tori -- good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >>> we're following a homicide. the victim managed to call police before he died to describe his three attackers. golfing, kraig. >> reporter: good morning. there is a big sense of loss here on travis boulevard neared travis dairy. neighbors say they've known the shop owner for a long time. >> he was liked grand father we didn't have. very nice man. >> reporter: when officers arrived on the scene, they smelled pepper spray. a neighbor says the storeowner was someone the neighbor looked forward to seeing every day. i seen him in the morning. 8:00, 8:00. i waved to him. we call him papa. i said, good morning, papa. >> reporter: police say the suspects may have been driving a a -- a late-modeled sedan. police are asking anyone who may have been in the area at the time to contact the fairfield police. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the son of the monterey county sheriff has been arrested. this is a picture of 25-year- old jacob miller. yesterday, morn

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. >> reporter: well, tori, i can actually update you now. we just receive add briefing from a pio with the fire department. we've learned three firefighters have been injured in this fire behind me. you can see some of the fire trucks and ambulances that responded to the scene here up in diamond heights just around -- just after 10:30. we shot some video of the scene. it is a home at 133 berkeley way. you can see some of the firefighters standing around the aftermath of this incident. that's what happened at 10:30 we're told a fire broke out, neighbors who were witnesses said three women came running out of the house that you see there asking for folks to call the fire department to call the police. we're told by witnesses that the fire grew steadily. a lot of smoke. a lot of flames. firefighters that responded to the scene were told in developed what's known as a flash point in which a fire grows so much seemingly everything catches fire and explodes into flames. right now you can see an aerial look from chopper 2 of the scene. the firefigh

you can't trust the tories on the nhs. >> this side of the house will not take lectures from a party that when in government gave 250 million pounds to private sector companies for doing nothing. that is what happened. what we've heard today is just a series of bandwagons and anyone who is actually watching this knows that it is this government that is boldly making reforms in the public sector. that is dealingith a deficit, that is reforming welfare and what do we get from the party opposite? where is his plan for the nhs. ere is nothing. where is his plan for welfare, nothing. what is his plan for education, nothing. all we get is empty opposition and weak leadership and the country can see it. >> mr. robin walker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> mr. robin walker. >> thank you. following the welcoming people of the pupil premium some teachers in worcestertal me d to long-term funding, the money is needed to make ends meet and can't be spent on the people it was meant for. can th prime minister ensure that it will reform it and correct a problem that has been too wrong for too long. >

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i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> it's tuesday, june 28th. >>> we want to go back to sal about this license of a water reese you can -- about this breaking news of a ut waker rescue. there is a boat in the water looking for a person. we have errors that person is out there treading water in the water -- off the san mateo bridge. now, the emergency vehicles we have no idea how that person got into the water, why this person needed rescue. but they are out there right now. we will follow this and provide more information. it looks like some of the traffic on the san mateo bridge is beginning to slow down as they are seeing the activity. people driving on this flat span can see the coast guard and just natural curiosity is going to slow traffic. we're going 20 follow the situation just developing and have more a few minutes away. >>> our other big story is a rare, summer rain storm moving into the bay area. we do have team coverage. eric is out there where they are expecting a lot of rain. but first l

tori?you, steve. >>> did illegal immigrants start some of the massive wildfires in arizona? senator john mccain seems to be retracting earlier states he made on this topic. >>> and the scheduling reason a 7-year-old boy took the family car for a 20-mile drive. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! >>> taking a live look at the big board on wall street, numbers have been see sawing a little bit ahead of the federal reserve's assessment on the economy. we'll have more on that in a minute. >>> later this morning, the federal reserve will wrap up its later conference committee meeting but no major changes are expected. economists say the fed is likely to keep interest rates where they are and not expand the current buyback bond. what -- we'll have an update this afternoon to upgreat the -- update the economist forecast. >>> next week in greece, the prime minister will try to get parliament approve a package of tough austerity measures. they are ne

>> it's not a good commute this morning, dave and tori the it's been pretty busy. we expect it in middle of june to be better than that. but it's pretty slow. it's backed up at least from the macarthur maze. that's a 25 to 30-minute delay. we're looking at some of the east bay here, 237, milpitas. crossing 880 will you -- you will see stop and go traffic. it does get slow. >>> let's go to steve. >>> sal, sunshine for almost everybody, only some patchy fog, sonoma coast and around santa cruz. but that's about it. skies are clear. nice, nice tweet from dan. he said can we declare this a majestic day? no doubt about that. chamber of commerce day. the poll will probably start to work -- the pollen will probably start to work its way back. temperatures are warming up fast. not much of a sea breeze. west, it's there but it's not very strong. it will pick up starting tomorrow a -- starting tonight and tomorrow and we'll see a cooling trend. water temperatures are very cold. once you get that west wind, it will kick in. sunny, temperature, 60s, 70s, 80s, low to mid os. coo

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. >> and tori said paparazzi sent her to the hospital. >> who said midwestiners can't surf? >> and a crash that reduced traffic to one lane. southbound 101 near wood side road in redwood city. avoid the area if you can. >> things are better in downtown san francisco and the chi way. it is 101 and little slow and from time to time getting pockets of traffic on the bay bridge and people heading to the east bay. so far a lot better than the situation in woodside. more traffic and weather and news still to come on2ep after we make a diyoú floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. president obama waded in the controversy surrounding congressman anthony weiner. the president said if he was in weiner's shoes he would resign. he didn't call for weiner to step down but a lot of people have. karen travers has the latest from washington. >> one week ago congressman weiner admitted to exchanging messages to half women on line. but it was all above b

. >> i'm tori campbell. topping our news, it appears a college football player's saggy pants led to his arrest add sfo airport. live with more on this bizarre and controversial case. >> reporter: good morning. i said baggy in the open, but i also meant saggy pants. according to san francisco police, that arrest was made for trespassing. the dress code is sort of loosely defined if you will, 20, 30 years ago, all of these people would be in suits, but you can see how that has changed. desean marmon was cited for trespassing. we'll have to talk to the sergeant why he ended up in jail, if it was only trespass, but according to reports, there was a dispute about his clothing, you know how these kids wear their clothes these days, lower than it their waist. this is what led to his arrest. we've got some video of the terminal, we just saw it a second ago, if you look inside the terminal there, you don't see anybody dressed the way that mr. marmon was allegedly addressed yesterday. i went up to the ticket counter a

we start with a story about actress tori spelling. pregnant. >> with her third. >> with her third child. >> she has cute kids. >> yeah. adorable, little kids. she was on her way to -- i don't know where she was on her way to. i think she was on her way to a preschool. she was in a serious car accident, after the paparazzi was trying to chase her and get pictures. you can see where she crashed her car. part of that wall was broken off. fortunately, everybody's okay. she was treated. her children were okay. she's okay. she was very outspoken on twitter, talking about how the paparazzi tried to come after her. what has to happen. you know, this guy, apparently -- or woman -- got out and took the pictures anyway. so, she's worried that somebody will eventually die. we hate to remember back to princess diana, who was tracked down by paparazzi. it can be very dangerous. >> actually hunted by paparazzi. i've seen this firsthand, when you see the paparazzi going after somebody. and they will stop at nothing to get that picture. that's where t

. >> used in the most famous for his or tori on the house floor. >> if you believe it's the wrong thing, you vote no. i will not yield to the government and the government will maintain regular order. >> this was over the 911 health care to. or when he scolded lawmakers for trying to fund npr. doctor michel sorts of georgetown university said this time he's not known for his legislative work. >> is more of a show horse a show horse a horse. >> earlier he called out clarence thomas who had his own issues with sexual harassment in the past with his own financial ties for organizations wanting health care reform. >> he's carved out this role of democratic spokesperson. >> in 2008, winter sponsored a bill to determine the number of visas for runway models. it was just economics to bring jobs to new york but as congressman is connected. >> his wife works for secretary of state hillary clinton, and her husband, former president bill clinton presided over their marriage. in the dailies show jon stewart is a college friend. >> that was christian reporting and of course this has sort of been a h

germany is under pressure to lock up in the tories nazi officer who's been convicted of war crimes but remains of large claws karo they were escaped from a dutch prison over half a century ago and found shelter in germany there's legislation for the end of his extradition. and russia split over a proposed restrictions on abortion many say the move aimed at tackling demographic the final breech birth of women's rights and result in more abandoned children. building an alliance next to report on people on the margins of society in cairo who fear they could lose their last means of survival due to their rival foreign companies. oh. to to. you . wrongs that i once went into cairo to collect trash i realized everyone was well dressed and i wasn't so what i was a bit upset. even by level of a muffin this city has three social classes will follow it all the upper class. and middle class. then there's the nothing class. they need that's us if this is them as. the. one miss monday everyone here works in the garbage. if i where like one big family. we understand one another again. everyone here

. >> i'm tori campbell. >> a fire broke out claiming the life of a firefighter of 20 years in of -- years of sssments the investigation is just beginning. they will be at the scene trying to figure out what went wrong. our live team coverage continues this morning. we start with kraig debro live at the scene of the fire. >> reporter: we are a block west of berkeley way. police -- we understand there will be another agency. i'm working on finding out who that is. this is just a three-story house. there's a fourth story below that deck. that's where we believe this flashover occurred that ended up taking the life of one firefighter and critically wounding another. we'll hear what firefighters are saying to one another. >> we have two critical firefighters. i'm transporting one driving medic 174. >> reporter: 48-year-old lt. vincent perez lost that battle. the cause of death is not officially determined but you can say perez died on the job trying to protect others. another one was injured. they responded to a house call yesterday morning at 10:45. a woman and three children inside got out u

tori. >>> it's finally sentencing day in the jaycee dugard case.dos go before the judge. >>> 26-year-old michelle lee is still missing. we'll have more information coming up. >>> a very disturbing new incident. it involves muni and a female rider and a man who is still out there on the loose. >>> good morning. welcome back. >> there's sloom new developments in that search for a missing bay area student. >> ktvu's jade hernandez is back to tell us the focus is on a cell phone, phone calls and persons of interest. >> reporter: we just heard from the spokesman from the department. the only thing he could say is the data won't be back until today. then investigators can intensify the search for 26-year-old michelle lee. she disappeared and no one has seen her sense friday night. the latest developments, hayward police say the phone pinged off tower until midday saturday but it's taking them a well to get information from the cell phone provider. also, investigators interrogated and detained a former friend lee had a fight with and was a best friend at

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. even though the rain was forecast it caught many of us by surprise. >> i walked out the door, it's raining. what the heck? >> shut off the water! [ laughter ] that's all i know. >> reporter: the rain comes at an unusual time of the year, late june. in some cases it's causing people to arrive late to work. alejandra had to go back home and get a sweater. >> but i missed the bus running back and doing that. >> reporter: summer is supposed to be different at this time of year with the weather. >> reporter: you guys were planning to go to the beach? >> no. >> now we have to stay home. >> reporter: san francisco was next on the line. depending upon the rain totals. the bay area is on the brink of several records. there's one danger in the dampness. this white sheen is oil that's bubbling up from the surface. drivers are urged to use caution on the slick roads. but from one woman, the rain comes at a very bad time. >> i just got out of high school. you are supposed to enjoy high school. you

tory cambells is mcing tonight's dinner. >>> in san francisco a project to fix an underground drainageem has caused a street closure. the street will be scheduled to close from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for the next two weeks. >>> some relief is coming to the tens of thousands of muni riders in the san francisco that accounts for about one third of the muni's daily riders. they will have an express bus in the hope to reduce crowding. >>> tonight there's a new effort to get proposition 8 reinstated. as paul chambers reports, prop 8 supporters say the judge that overturns the ban is biased. >> reporter: one side is asking the judge to overturn vaughn walker's decision to eliminate the ban on same-sex marriage. >> the supreme court says that no man can be a judge in his own case and no man is permitted to try cases where they have an interest in the outcome. >> i believe it is discriminatory. i believe it is about the judge in his private life. >> reporter: judge walker admitted that he is in a long- term relationship with a man and some say that because of that judge walker may have wanted

[laughter] at the end -- at the end it is revealed all along the women had been in perg tory after havinged on the operating table of abortion clinics but the film isn't some kind of preachy right wing sermon. he explained, i think the audience will walk away not knowing what the filmmakers position is. it gives both sides of coin. it gives the side where the women who have their baby goes to heaven and the other side of coin where the woman who doesn't goes to hell. the viewer can choose who is right. i believe he is on to something here. young people are brain washed by pop culture all the time. but i say -- [laughter] -- if this movie works why stop at abortion. horror movies targeted to youth audiences can promote all of our traditional values. [laughter] for instance, i for one would like to see a remake of carrie where she's home schooled. that way there's no prom, no taunting, no bucket of blood and she gets a full scholarship to liberty university. [laughter] or how about -- [cheers and applause] i think this could go pretty well with the kids, a movie to convert vegetarians where

you can still-see if the tories. this 4 year-old is in critical condition.to help the driver with a jump start. when she was returning into the driveway, the boy was still under the car. first responders are right. the neighbor was here when the helicopters landed and air lifted the boy to the hospital. he also was the 4 year-old and here is his response. >> very close to home. and just it just takes a couple of seconds to not -you must pay one of personal attention. >> out:drugs are not believed to be played a part, alcohol and drugs are not believed to be a culprit in this accident. the neighbors saying that you must pay full attention, 100 percent of the time. >> , that fog is going to be a relatively fog-light. perhaps even that know fog for the areas in livermore, concord, san jose. however, and the fog will be clearing quickly by 7:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. monday of sunshine. - with plenty of sunshine on monday. by futurecast, is shown that weather system coming towards us. yes it is the end of june and the newly the beginning of july but they're still rainfa