mosquitos carrying west nile virus are out there. the latest indicator, a dead crow found in walnut creek by bancroft and treat boulevard with west nile virus. mosquitos bite the infected birds and then become carriers. deborah bass is with contra costa mosquito and vector control. >> west nile virus is a very serious disease. it can affect anybody of any age. and mosquito control matters. we need people to help us out. >> reporter: vector control just released a new campaign called mosquito control matters. this new video is now posted on their website. >> it lets people know why mosquito control matters and lets them see them, themselves what they need to be looking for in the water in their yards. >> reporter: people are urged to dump or drain standing water. use repellents containing deet especially over the holiday weekend. avoid being outdoors around mosquitos usually between dawn and dusk and report neglected swimming pools. one neglected pool can produce more than a million mosquitos, affecting people five miles away. >> it's

but control officials say it is necessary and it's exactly what protects us from west nile virus. amy sanchez loves ginger and her two other chickens. they keep the bugs out of her garden and breakfast on the table but she's worried that pesticide sprague scheduled for tonight in her neighborhood may harm her pets. >> we'll be sleeping with chee chickens in the living room. >> reporter: starting at 11:00 tonight, a fogging truck will canvas amy's neighborhood and much of the zip code of sunnyvale. the goal, stopping the spread of west nile virus which has been detected in dead birds found in sunnyvale. >> we were watching sunnyvale because 4 of 10 birds we found so far this year, were clustering right in the area of the fogging zone. >> reporter: technicians found infected mosquitos, a warning sign that as much as one out of every ten have the deadly virus which is transmitted to people. age my, who says she has a pesticide-free garden is not convinced the county should fog. >> i'm not happy about having poison chemicals spewed from the back of a truck throughout the neighborhood

mosquitos carrying west nile virus are out there. the latest indicator a dead crow found in walnut creek by bancroft and treat boulevard with west nile virus. mosquitos bite the infected birds and then become carriers. deborah bass is with contra costa mosquito and vector control. >> west nile virus is a very serious disease. it can affect anybody at any age and mosquito control matters. we need people to help us out. >> reporter: vector control just released a new campaign called mosquito control matters. this new video is now posted on their web page. >> it lets people know why mosquito control matters and letting them see the mosquitos themselves, what they need to be looking for in the water in their own backyards. >> reporter: people are urged to dump or drain standing water. use repellents containing deet especially over the holiday weekend. avoid being outdoors around mosquitos usually at dawn and dusk and report neglected swimming pools. one neglected pool can produce more than a million mosquitos,affecting people five miles

this is focused on the lack of the nile or access through the auspices focus on the lack of the nile are accessed through this is -- this is focused on the lack of access or denial. not accommodating the client's request for special meals. >> can you talk about the last one? >> this requires someone who is disabled and they require a tray of food brought to their table. the health and hygiene category, this refers to 11 standards of care which focus on meals, access to toiletries, and stock first aid kits. in this category, there was 39 separate complaints including allegations of mold. a lack of protective equipment for staff. the facility and access category, this is probably the largest category that involved the most standards of care. there are 16 standards of care which makes up thoughts which make up these categories. these are in the methodology. there were 64 separate complaints and included allegations of lack of access to laundry's services on site for a referral for such. there was a lack of notices posted in english and spanish and a lack of notices that posted maleness

. >>> the signs of west nile virus has been spotted in the bay area.fected bird was found in walnut creek and two birds that infected mosquitoes in santa clara county. warmer weather and standing water left by a long rainy season could lead to an explosion in west nile. just in time for the 4th of july new health warnings about the beach sand. we report from san francisco's ocean beach with surprising answers. >> reporter: children most susceptible to infections. >> you will be able to find a fish that my friend is getting right now. >> bacteria is everywhere. so, i would not think that it is not at the beach. >> reporter: scientists say the surface is not usually the problem. because the sun uv rays keep the bacteria levels down. digging down a bit reveals colonies of bacteria including salmonella and staph, parasites and viruses including pep tight hepatitis and lopus. >> i am not worry about it. >> reporter: they found beaches within a mile of sewage or storm drains three times more contaminated. >> everything runs down. this is where the storm runs

have reported bird that died from west nile virus. here in the bay area, ten dead birds found in santa clara county. a mosquito also came back positive. one dead bird has been found this year in contra costa county. >>> way off course, the two whales found far from sea. >>> and bill martin is tracking a warm up in our weather, he's back in six minutes with a look at which days will be the warmest. >>> a grey whale and her calf have wandered far from home. as john fowler reports they need to find a way out soon, in fact, it may already be too late. >> reporter: not where you expect to find gray whales, the climate rivers 6 miles from the sea. a mother and infant stranded for at least 28 days. earlier today, scientists told me the calf swam toward the sea. >> if the calf has been separated from the mother at this age, the calf may not be able to survive on its own. >> reporter: the mother appears immaceuated. experts say here in the bay area such excursions are relatively common. you might remember two years ago a mother and calf nickna

have reported bird that died from west nile virus. here in the bay area, ten dead birds found in santa clara county. a mosquito also came back positive. one dead bird has been found this year in contra costa county. >>> way off course, the two whales found far from sea. >>> and bill [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. call at&t and see what we can do for you. with unlimited voice plus broadband, starting at $70 dollars. it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. >>> a grey whale and her calf have wandered far from home. as john fowler reports they need to find a way out soon, in fact, it may already be too late. >> reporter: not where you expect to find gray whales, the climate rivers 6 miles from the sea. a mother and infant stranded

now the fogging comes after some mosquitoes collected from the area tested positive for the west nile virus. >>> well, the final space shuttle launch is set for tomorrow morning, but it could be put on hold by bad weather in florida. atlantis is on the launch pad right now and could stay there through tomorrow morning's scheduled 8:26 a.m. liftoff. there is a 70% chance of rain and lightning though. slightly better weather is forecast for the weekend. now no matter when the shuttle heads into space, the space and science center will host a launch party. tickets are $10 a person. that's a fantastic place to watch stuff though. >>> all right. sal has a busy ramp in the north bay is blocked. >>> that's right. a tree came down in santa rosa on the connector ramp from highway 101 south to westbound 12. and they say this ramp is going to be blocked for the next hour. this is a large tree. not a branch, not a twig. this is a large tree trunk is downed blocking this busy connector ramp. just be careful. that's going to be slow on highway 12 in santa rosa. and as you know that's really busy ra

now we're talking about spraying for mosquitos to reduce the risk of west nile. this here is a look of the area that's going to be sprayed. this issy in el camino and south mary avenue in sunnyvale. emf marianne favro is there live now. >> reporter: marla, the fogging is set to begin tonight at 11:00 and should last about three hours but some people here in sunnyvale are questioning whether the threat really warrants spraying 2,600 acres of the city with pesticides. amy sanchez is diligent about making sure the bird bath in her yard has no stagnant water and the same goes for the rest of her garden. she want to do her part for eliminating breeding grounds for mosquitos carrying the deadly west nile virus, but she doesn't embrace the eye of santa clara county verdicter control trucks rolling down her street tonight fogging with pesticide, especially since she has three pet chickens. >> i absolutely have concerns about it being safe. i don't bring any chemicals in here. i don't use chemicals on my chickens. i don't want chemicals sprayed through the air. >> reporte

it is time to cast aside the fall safety of political the nile and reelection hopes and put the future of our country above all else. on july 4, 1776, our founding fathers put their honor and lives on the line to break from oppression and create a republic that the values individual rights of freedom and liberty. it is not only our duty but moral obligation to break from the oppression of debt and strengthen our country. we must all rise above the political considerations and do what is right for the future of our nation. thank you, and may god continue to bless america as we celebrate our independence. >> on newsmakers, freshman kentucky senator rand paul, one of the founders of the tea party caucus. he talked about the debate over raising the debt ceiling and says he and a group of senate conservatives will filibuster next week unless the senate takes a plan to raise the debt ceiling and pass a balanced budget amendment. >> i am part of the freshmen group in the senate that is saying no more, we will not let it go to any issue if we have a say in it. next week, we will filibuster unt

there are no human cases of west nile reported so far. but you should apply mosquito repellant during dusk and dawn. >>> talks will start next week to determine the future of an oak tree. the tree is right in the path of a pipeline that the san francisco public utility commission, utilities commission wants to install during seismic upgrades. the utility is leaning toward a plan to tunnel the pipeline underneath the tree roots. >>> what is now the biggest wildfire in new mexico's history is only 2% contained. more than 103,000 acres has burned. the fire near los alamos is still burning. the answer here comes with a warning. >> make donations through the red cross, 800-red-cross. someone is calling you, asking you for donations claiming to be from the red cross, hang up. there are scams out there. >> reporter: the fire has been burning now for six days and crews still have no idea how it started. >>> well let's talk about our weather now because it was just spectacular today. right as we head into this holiday weekend, bill looks great. >>

before that, the first people to walk the planet and develop situation -- civilization came along the nile river valley. if we teach african history as human history, history will require that you incorporate our story and tell it the right way. [applause] >> just to say that in terms of how teaching history can make a difference to these test scores that we are also obsessed with, i had a piece of news from mississippi where the book, "putting the movement back into civil rights" -- are you familiar with that? the superintendent has agreed -- and your piece is in it, awele -- the superintendent has agreed that it be used districtwide. just this week, i was hearing that the rigor and relevance of the material actually got students engaged and got the score is up. while the score is being up is not the only thing, i do want to say there is real value in making curriculum relevant, truthful, and rigorous, and one of the ways of doing that would be to embed all of this into all subjects all year for all the students. [applause] >> if i could just show that on friday, ms. colvin spent the whol

. >>> this year's first confirmed west nile virus has been found. was in the hospital but has since been released. the state didn't tell us his name or age or how he caught the virus. west nile is commonly carried by mosquitoes. >>> 5:41 is the time. there's one big winning ticket in the latest super lotto plus we're going to tell you what it's worth. >>> the progress being made on that big fire. >>> and coming up we'll tell you about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> we'll, we're staying cool, that's the main news. but later in the week we will start to warm up, we'll see less fog and temperatures will start to get back into the mid- and upper 80s. today 60s and 70s. >>> the main suspects in the stow beating case they are expected to make their first court appearance this morning. louis sanchez and marvin norwood are said to be formally charged in new york. >>> police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another one injured. it happened in a parking lot just before 10:30 last night. a richmond man is also recovering

west nile virus found in two parts the day area. contra costa officials just reported a dead bird fun to near walnut creek was carrying the viruses. in santa clara county officials report nine infected birds as well and an infected sample of mosquitoes. to avoid infection, officials say you should apply mosquito repellent, especially at dawn and dusk. also drain standing water and report neglected swimming pools which can breed millions of mosquitoes. >>> if you like the hot weather for your parades and fireworks shows, you'll get it. rosemary is here with a look at the rising temps. >> yes, goode morning. you're in luck we have a heat wave and it's going to last for the next few days, including through 4th of july. a live look outside our doors, we've got blue skies overhead. and just a little bit of low cloud and fog on the coastline. that is expected to burn off over the next few hours or so. headed to lake tahoe? it will be nice and warm. mid-80s in the forecast there. monday into tuesday, slight possibility of maybe thunderstor

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west nile virus is surfacing again in the bay area. officials in contra costa county say a dead bird found in walnut creek tested positive for the disease. here's the map. it's not far from 680. officials say hot weather and standing water from the rain has caused the mosquito population to spike. they urge residents to drain stagnant water from yards. you can protect yourself from west nile by using insect repellent and avoiding the outdoors around dawn and dusk when mosquitoes tend to be the most active. >> in the quest to build the stadium the 49ers may have scored their biggest victory to this point. the team has sold its luxury boxes for the new stadium, $138 million worth. the new stadium is scheduled to have 165 luxury boxes, up from the current 77 boxes at candlestick park. the money more than doubles the funding committed so far and puts the niners and the city of santa clara about a quarter of the way toward bankrolling this massive project. construction is expected to begin in january 2013. >> okay, if you don't feel like gr

. >> it started last monday when police say 6-year-old mack shack nile fell down the stairs of this 27ion near san diego and was rushed to the hospital. two days later, 32-year-old rebecca zahel was found, her hands and feet tied together. >> what strikes you as most unusual about this case? >> the case is suspicious. there's no question about it. anytime that you have a female that's found in a backyard in a courtyard unclothed and her feet and hands are bound, that becomes concerning. >> pharmaceutical company ceo jonah shack nile is matt's father. his son later died from the injuries. shacknai says he wasn't there when za hel died and what happened to her is still a history. >> in this case, you know, suicide and homicide at times can look very, very similar. and it's important to really take your time, process that evidence and usually that evidence will solve the mystery. >> but za hel's sister is telling people she doesn't believe rebecca would take her own life and told a cnn affiliate my sister was not depressed. my sister was not frantic. my sister was planning to call my pare

they are asking people who are around hayward and kaiser area, the entrance to the niles canyon areathe lookout, if they have seen michelle le, the reward has increased to $100,000. she was last seen leaving kaiser hospital 47 days ago. her family and volunteers have continued their search. there is going to be another search on friday of the hayward police are not searching, they're looking for clues about her killing. they're treating this as a homicide. >> the latest out of santa clara, the city council will be giving joe montana 18 months exclusively with to develop a proposal. this exclusive negotiating agreement is for the land located across from the proposed forty-niners stadium. montana and his developing group which includes former owner 80 barlow jr. are interested in leasing to city old plots. and luxury hotel, restaurant and a sports bar. the mayor says the deal is good for santa clara. >> it is important enough that the city never sells the land. we are leasing the land for fair market value. this party that the city would continue to own received these payments, sales

. >>> santa clara county vector will try to get rid of mosquitoes that may carry the west nile virus. they will be fogging an area by sunnyvale, near south grape avenue and cass kay drive an will start at 11 -- cascade drive and they will start at 11:00 p.m. >>> harry potter fans are camping out. they are waiting for the world premiere of the final series. some fans have been out there since last week, they say they just want to get a glimpse of some of the movie's stars >> i did try to get out early to get the best spot possible. it's an end of an era. the movie opens next friday in the u.k. an here in the us. >>> the red vick movie house is about to fay to black. it will show its last film on july 25th. 31 years to the day from when it opened on haight street. the owners say in an era of streaming video, the red vick is simply no longer financial sustainable. >>> the junior giants program is being held for the kids today. the junior -- giants program serves 17,000 in 85 85 the bay area. >>> a you? push to track down dog owners at 5:00. we take a look at the high-tech way property ow

security counsel to urge the north to keep a presence in southern kurdufan and the blue nile. we are getting close there, and it's an opportunity for us to see them making an even bigger contribution. >> thank you, ambassador, and thank you for your service as well. thank you, mr. chairman. >> [inaudible] >> mr. ambassador, our relationship right now with the north, with sudan, is both caught up and controlled by, as you know, a number of overlapping laws that have been passed over the course of about 10 years, but obviously as of last saturday, the map has been completely redrawn. in looking at the map, i see that you are currently able to do certain kinds of worveg in dare cur, south kurdufan and blue nile, but you're not allowed to do it along the rest of the border, but obviously the relations between sudan and south sudan are not limited to those areas now, and particularly, there's this cuteness of delivery i think on our part both to the south and the north -- to south sudan and the north, so my question is we, as you know, our staff has been working on how to figure ou

whether you is the nile river and this star is for the unity of all the people to come together for this stephen: and who makes the decision that this is the flag? >> some flag decision guy. i don't really-- . >> stephen: wow. (laughter) >> stephen: that sounds like a job that drunlt last long. >> that was it. >> stephen: if i was the flag decision guy i would be like, i haven't made up my mind yet. keep the checks coming. now what kind of success do you think south sudan has a chance of having? because they've got something called the oil perf. >> the resource curse, here is this country that has been born, very poor one of the poorest countries in the world, very little medical care, no education but they got huge reserves of oil. but what that often means for a new country is that corruption follows very quickly. so everybody gets their hand in the cookie jar, turns out government becomes then a feeding frenzy for who gets to have a cut of that. and as opposed to building a state that can actually take care of the needs of people. >> stephen: exactly. like the unites states where mone

. >> california has the first confirmed case of west nile virus.ate public health officials say a man in santa barbara county contracted the disease. it's commonly transmitted by mosquitoes. the victim was hospitalized but is now recovering at home. people should wear insect repellent and get rid of standing water around your home. >>> livermore police are getting word about a rise in calls about pets suffering inside hot cars. they are getting five calls a week on average about overheated cars containing pets. pets can suffer brain damage or die from heat stroke in about 15 minutes. >> the heat index where you came back from was what? >> it was 108, 110 some days. they do it periodically, send people to check out the elderly to make sure they were okay. people don't have air-conditioning back there. >> they are afraid to open the windows. >> it's cooling down a little bit. >> it is still hot and dangerous but it is cooling. talk about here, it's cooling here, too. still in the 90s, it's dangerous but not in the hundreds anymore. 4:tea and look at

in the california town of niles, a throwback itself to a gentler age, kiehn runs a theater devoted tohaplin himself made movies in niles and watched them in this very room, where, this night, the film to which david kiehn gave new meaning, "a trip through market street," is the star attraction. ( laughter ) >> kiehn: that's the beauty of film. it captures something that nobody today has seen anymore. it makes a connection. young and old, they still react with amazement to it. ( applause ) >> safer: and 30 miles across san francisco bay, the ferry building still welcomes travelers, and market street-- a century later-- rolls on and on. >> go to 60minutesovertime.com to take a journey back in time and see the whole film, "a trip down market street." sponsored by pfizer. depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq -- a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in

. >> and the first case of west nile this season recorded in contra costa county. county reminds everyone drain any standing water on your property so that mosquitoes cannot breed. >> bay area catholics heading to an east bay church to pay respects to a saint that many swear is the reason they made it to the u.s. saint toribio of immigrants and as robert lills shows us, immigrants both legal and illegal. >> he stands just 4 feet, 5eu7b spes, but glides above this faithful group. some legal, some undocumented, but all have waited. >> how long have you carried this? >> ten years. >> others a lifetime just to touch our gaze upon patron saint of imgrants. >> they're going to make it better. >> this story starts where father toribio was murdered by the governor. outside, he went unnoticed until the early 1980s when -- >> three young guys that were trying to come to the united states and they were left in the desert by the smuggler. >> father gutierez says that's when a blue-eyed man appeared in the desert. >> they thought it was a person. they never thought it was a gho

. >> the first sign of west nile virus this summer has turned up in walnut creek. insect control officials say a dead crow found near treat boulevard and bancroft road has tested positive for the disease. the disease is spread by mosquitoes and officials are advising residents to dump standing water where mosquitoes. breed. last year there were 109 cases and six people died. >>> the san francisco public utilities commission and people in a menlo park neighborhood are discussing options that would prevent a century old oak tree from being cut down. ktvu was there in may as neighbors protested to save the california valley oak, nicknamed granny. the tree is in the path of a pipeline the utility is installing as part of a multi- billion dollar siesmic upgrade to the water delivery system. the utility is leaning toward a plan to tunnel the pipeline under the roots. the two sides will meet again in two weeks. this time next friday the crew of the space shuttle is scheduled to be in the final hours of the last shuttle mission. the crew for atlantis is smaller than usual.

. >>> west nile virus, the first case has been confirmed. the person who contracted the disease is from is santa barbara county and is now recovering from home. officials say they plan to intensify their state-wide surveillance for the virus. >>> police officers in pleasant hill are expected to attend a city council meeting. the council will discuss a one- year contract that will raise healthcare and retirement contracts for officers. this comes three months after negotiations between the city and the police officers' association. the proposal would save $280,000 this year. tonight's meeting starts at 7:30. >>> people across norway observed a moment of violence today -- silence today for the victims. the death toll has been lowered. the prime minister joined the queen, king and crowned prince on the oslo university to lead the moment of silence. huge crowds turned out to join them. they later signed a book of con dole lens -- condolences in the university. the death toll from both attacks was lowered from 93 to 76. the man accused of killing

and nile gardner. now that you're an expert, tep help us put that into context. it's pretty shocking when you find that bank accounts have been hacked, accounts of politicians, murder victims. >> we should be shocked and the british public clearly are deeply shocked by the whole affair. after all, we're talking here about highly illegal activity carried out by leading british journalists on a major newspaper "the news of the world." the scandal may be spreading to some other newspapers. there is real public revulsion with regard to what is going on. the prime minister, of course, has ordered an independent inquiry into the whole affair, but i do think this has shocked the british people at this time, and we're just seeing even potentially the tip of the iceberg in terms of what is actually happening. so this is a deeply disturbing development i think for the british media. >> and one of the questions people ask -- i was asked in the supermarket the other day, don't you guys do the same thing? we have websites, celebrity gossip and do any of the publications based

the sun still shines of the town the tribe the nile posed with a caravan of cross-country vehicles and box on the ordeal of descending the mountain the destination of the national park stuff is the mysterious cliffs called the three brothers. are you saying this is a no go situation. we need to get through here. it will cut it down it's dead wood the tree is sick. rain floods the roads an obstacle is even cross country vehicles find difficult to clear. but the rain just find a solution. this was a really heavy. toss of their. ok let's do it together there we go. well i was ready to go. so i deny national parks network of groups mountain streams from small rivers supplies water to the caspian sea on the arctic ocean during the summer rainy season small rivers in the taiga night swifty for me to to look streams some through rainy and waters immersion the surface in the form springs one of the most famous ones is called crimean ching it has been around for hundreds of years but it has never dried up or changed course where it gets its water from the mains on clear according to one theory

this is on the west side of 808, near the alvarado niles exit. they say the gunman fired on officers before disappearing into this residential neighborhood. kimberly terry joins us from union city with the latest. first and foremost, do they think the gunman is still in the neighborhood where you are? >> they seem to think that and that's why they're going door-to-door, house to house, yard to yard, looking for them. it's stillry very active scene with multiple agencies participating. you can see everyone out here. police describe this as an intense and fluid situation. this morning at about 10:15, the union police got a call about a break in on dire street and darleen way. the resident heard a knock at the door and glass breaking. when the resident came downstairs the intruder took off and over a fence. an investigation was launched to find the suspect which led them to a home a few blocks away. police say as they aprooimp, the suspect shot at them and they returned fire. at this point they're not sure whether the suspect was hit. police called

whist nile cases can be fatal. >> a victory enrichment. their attempt to fill their community has been put lead with opposition. however, it is turning into a positive message for all of us. >> the students in richmond high school cvs as problems. >> the city says graffiti is the on authorized spring as paint. >> they had to cover their efforts of public art. >> after weeks and weeks of efforts making this a public mural. where were ordered to take it down. >> they learned a lesson in city government. >> went to three council members the first was pretty negative. >> we wanted to show them that this was bellevue because we created it and we did not think that it was right to cover it. >> their concern was that it was gove-gainsand govern gan gang attacking. >> we spoke about city art commission, the freedom of speech. and with a more proper documents in place? we had 100 percent approval. >> now it is even better. >> and may-it went from a negative experience to now, the students to learn about law. >> we should all be allowed to express o

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