patti ann? patti ann: well, mission complete.merica's space shuttle program ends its final voyage. >> main gear touchdown. now deploying the drag chute. patti ann: the shuttle atlantis landed at the kennedy space center, the final touchdown bringing an end to nasa's 30-year-old shuttle program, and phil keating is live, he saw it all happen this morning. so, phil, a true homecoming for atlantis today. >> reporter: absolutely. atlantis flew back in 1985, and after 26 years it flew 126 million miles around planet earth, and it only has a few more miles to go because it will soon be featured at the visitor' center here at the kennedy space center starting 2013 to see up close and personal what a space shuttle looks like. let me tell you, they are quite large as certainly was evident for the space shuttle crew, three men and one woman. they all got their medical checks after landing, wheels stopped, and they walked out onto the tarmac and did not look too sluggish there with the adjustment to earth gravity. they are all looking under

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. we are on verdict watch in the casey anthony murder trial. the jury deliberating for its first full day. the seven women and five men spent six hours discussing the case yesterday. jon: of course they are charged with deciding whether casey anthony, the woman you see there, killed her 2-year-old daughter, or if, as the defense claims, little caylee drowned in the family pool, an accident that snowballed out of control. phil keith live in orlando for us. casey anthony's attorney was not in court this morning. why, phil? >> we don't know. apparently jose baez was running a bit late, as all of the spectators were exiting the courtroom after the judge asked the jurors whether they had headed hiheeded his admonitionst discussed anything about this case after they were released from court last night at 6:00pm. everybody left, the jurors went back into the delib kraeugs room. then jose baez walked by, maybe they got caught in traffic or were taking care of something unrelated here. casey ant

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown. well, in this tragic story, the driver of that bus is dead, and 20 people have been sent to the hospital, some of them air lifted from the scene. bill: there is videotape of this incident from a cell phone. look at that fireball on the highway near waterloo, new york. this from a person driving by in a car. write to jamie colby in our newsroom now, what caused this one? >> reporter: showing that video is really amazing because it's incredible there were any survivors. a tractor-trailer rear ended a tour bus, and both became engulfed in flames on a highway in new york. it actually took firefighters, bill, 45 minutes to just get this massive blaze under control. the driver of the tractor-trailer's now identified as a 59-year-old man from michigan. he was killed. and of the 52 people on that bus, at least 30 had injuries ranging, we're told, from minor to serious. two were confirmed as critical. it is miraculous that 22 people walked away from that bus without any injuries, but the death

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patti ann. patti ann: rich edson, thank you. jon: for more on the raging battle over the debt and decifit, let's talk to senator jim demint, the influential republican for south carolina has been dubbed the king maker when it comes to electoral politics. he's also the author of a new book tiedel \dollars/{^ed} "the great american awakening". you've heard the president in his news conference and in his statement say hey, i'm here, i'm ready to go to work, congress needs to come to work to get this debt deal done. what's your take on that? >> john, it's hard to swallow. we've known this for six months, the president has yet to send a proposal to congress suggesting any type of spending cuts, in fact, he sent a budget over that increased our debt $10 trillion. so it's hard to take him seriously on this, and the whole debt commission that he started, he ignored, this biden task force that he started was designed to kill time, because even the president last december said we can't raise taxes in a down economy. now they put him back

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patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ supervisor campos: i understand. i will. i will. supervisor chiu: good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, july 12, 2011. please call the roll. >> avalos present. campos present. chiu present. chu present. cohen present. elsbernd present. farrell present. kim present. mar present. mirkarimi present. wiener present. mr. president, all members are present. supervisor chiu: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? colleagues, you should have copies of our may 27 and may 24, 2011, board meeting minutes. without objection, this meeting minutes will be approved. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have no communications, mr. president. supervisor chiu: if you could read our 2:00 special order. >> the first item is the opportunity for the mayor to engage in formal policy discus

>> thanks, patti ann. let's welcome our guests. i am here with dye anne ma -- macedo. -- her name is portuguese for she is is on business news. ann coulter, columnist and author. her latest book is called "demonic" and a book of exer civil frtz demon's point of view. and he is on late knitel vision, and so andy richter couldn't be here, and so we have bill shultz. it is word play, people, you can't beat it. >> hi, pinch. > you are not that fake ombudsman, are you? they may help with your endeavor. they say to works on yorks o face, oh for outraged. >> are you not welcome. >> are you not welcome. >> too short. >> get him off my screen. >> they reaped financial gain while arousing disdain. i speak for congress. >> yeah, working for the people ain't cheaple. they earned 3.4 times more than the average full time worker and are among the highest paid lawmakers in the industrialized world. their annual salary, $17 4,000 and they make about 285,000. meanwhile the average worker earns about 50k. i believe that is half. their lofty salaries

patti ann: right.l, because they say it would just stifle the economic growth. what's your response to that argument? >> well, i don't think there's any evidence to that. right now, you know, our corporations are sitting on about $2 trillion in cash reserves. their profits are up. why are they not investing? it's not because they're not getting a tax cut that would provide additional money on top of that two trillion, it's really because we have high unemployment and because there's an apprehension that if they make more goods, we won't have consumers to buy them. so there needs to be some aggregate consumer demand here, and obviously, we've got to try to get people back to work. but if we want to have long-term fiscal stability when we have a gap between how much we're collecting in revenues, about 16% of the gross domestic product, and we're spending about 24%, then, obviously, you've got to bring that spending down and bring those revenues up. patti ann: what is your stand at this point on entitleme

george: patty, let me be honest with you.ing for social security benefits online be confusing? patty: george, it's simple and easy, and you can do it in your pajamas from the comfort of your own home! george: oh, my! patty: you've navigated through asteroid belts, right? george: oh sure, plenty of times. patty: compared to that, navigating socialsecurity.gov is a snap! george: really? patty: it's so easy, even kirk could do it. i can't even afford my prescriptions anymore. you wouldn't leave your grandmother all alone. my rent just went up again. and don't get me started on the prices at the grocery. yet millions of seniors are on their own, struggling to make ends meet. i don't think anyone even cares about me anymore. there is hope -- the senior citizens league. call 1-800-333-8725 or visit seniorsleague.org. the senior citizens league. you're not alone. an update of the debt limit standoff in d.c. talk of a frame work of a deal leaving harry reid to postpone a key vote tonight. reid making the announcement on the senate th

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george: patty, let me be honest with you. filing for social security benefits online be confusing? patty: george, it's simple and easy, and you can do it in your pajamas from the comfort of your own home! george: oh, my! patty: you've navigated through asteroid belts, right? george: oh sure, plenty of times. patty: compared to that, navigating socialsecurity.gov is a snap! george: really? patty: it's so easy, even kirk could do it. less fought out there it'll be as high as 67 and then we will cool down later on in the evening >> we have highs on wall street doubt ups 700 points and we're waiting to see what happens with the june of job report also good retell set jobs for the month of june with had a preliminary good news and the job market. onto the debt issues here pair the republicans and democrats are still far apart and the deadline is approaching. he wants the republicans to give up their tough line on tax reform. the governor is facing an august 8th deadline. >> live look outside and are mt. tam cam and we will be righ

patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ mayor lee: thank you, everybody, for coming. i have asked for the roundtable because oftentimes, information about what we're doing this not get expressed in much detail for a lot of the emerging news outlets, so i wanted a special time with the asian roundtable press just to make sure you can get your questions answered about what we're doing and in particular, i wanted to talk about our pension reform, which is one of the most important things that i think i can contribute to the city as the mayor, and of course, what we're putting on the ballot in addition to that this november would be the street repaving bond. i will begin with the pension reform first and then talk about the bond and attempt to answer any questions you have about things we're doing throughout my administration. in january, as you recall, i announced five high priorities, and pension reform was one o

patti ann: it is effective and she comes across as unlikable and you hear the profanity and everybody is trying to help her and she's giving them incredible at ought to and wants to talk to her boyfriend and they are like, why do you want to talk to him, we are trying to find caylee. gregg: joey jackson, your take on this? >> they are really in trouble, they, being the defense here. i think, linda drane burdick is laying that out, attempting to establish, there is no possible way it can be anything but somebody's premeditated act to kill their daughter and it doesn't makes sense in terms of the defense points being made about, you know, george's involvement or anybody else, and, trying to deflect anything, and i think she's being really effective at this, gregg and it does not bode well at all for the defense at this point. >> a marie, it also goes to, as patti ann talked to me off camera, it goes to the motive in this case as it was laid out yesterday, by her co-prosecutor, when he said, look, her daughter became inconvenient and wanted to live this fun lifestyle, and, so, according

patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> thank you for your patience. i m leader pelosi's district rector in san francisco. i've been with the for about nine years, and we are excited to put on this forum today to help people learn how they can access credit and capital for their small business. click background on some of what was accomplished in the last congress when later closing was speaker of the house. she had had 16 tax cuts signed into law to help small businesses grow and thrive. as we know, during the last 15 years, small businesses account for about 2/3 of the job growth in our country, but when the bush recession hits in 2009, 2010, small businesses were hit particularly hard. small businesses are the center of her agenda. congress under her leadership gave 27 million small businesses tax cuts. two main pieces of legislation -- the small businesses jobs act in the information you have, will creat

patty: it's so easy, even kirk could do it. cooper has been outed. the anchor ripped off a bit in january. it was a dramatic reading of snoo ky e's -- snoo ky e's latest home. >> she pulled out all of the stops. >> they played the clip and they discussed it. >> wait a second. let's wind things back six months to january 10th setting the mood as this year, that's when fox news rising introduced a special segment called a moment of ?ook key. -- snookie. >> back in high school this kid i know went on the sky scraper after drinking a giant blue slurpee. when he was at the top and spinning he got sick. >> there was a stunning resemblance there. something familiar. >> yeah, yeah. gloat away. a dramatic reading of a jersey shore cast member's book when did i last see that? oh yeah, last october. i am pleased one of our guests is a huge fan and has agreed to read an excerpt. john? >> greg, thank you. "the situation" writes," no matter what t-shirt you select whether it is fitted, graphic, see qen, bedazzled, deep v, wife beater or what have you, it is about

i am patty lee and i was look to introduce my comc. >> good morning. my name is maurice. one of the interesting things to note is the collaborative came apart from the meetings and get togethers. this is important for stake holders and it works. >> i have a few housekeeping measures. i want everybody to take notice to the emergency exits. we are asking that everybody please sit down if you can because you would be blocking the emergency exit. men's room is on the first floor. it's closed on this floor. we are asking that everybody including our panelist to remember turn off your black berries, pagers and phones. at this time, i am very honored and proud to introduce jeff adachi. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the 5th annual public defender's juvenile summit. i was thinking this morning. 5 years. maybe we will not need this because we will have justice for youth. until that time, we will continue to meet and talk and create action. this is the theme of today's summit. creating an action plan that will result in the changes that we're talking about today and the inn

patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> fundraiser is getting underway in san francisco for the two hikers held in iran. shane bauer and josh. they are trial is scheduled july 31. today is shane bauer 29th birthday. the fundraiser features his photography. money raised will go towards legal fees. . >>> how patrol agents botched their monitoring of phillip garrido. ken pritchett is live. he sat down with the district attorney who just made public key evidence in the case. >> reporter: a sat down with the da. asked him why he released the documents, he says he wants to highlights the mistakes made in this case. mistakes that could have prevented the kidnapping in if first place. >> reporter: look at this video of phillip garrido with nancy garrido taping. this one of them stocking children. >> do you think anybody can see me? >> no. >> i see them. >> reporter: this is part of the evidence released by the da who says it shows the role of both. >> it's very clear that nancy was a willing and active participate in some of the things that he was doing. >> reporter: he released the evidence to hi

a friend of bryan stow reacted to these new developments, patti. >> reporter: well the family's reaction was understandable. reaction from bryan stow's friends and family was much more membered. >> reporter: ramirez son spoke out. >> we've been saying my son was 100% innocent. they didn't give to him, the parol. they went straight to the police. >> we are not here to criticize l.a.p. d. you know sometimes, this can be a very tough business on both sides. we make mistakes, the defense good faith mistakes. >> reporter: meantime stow's family says their focus is on bryan who had emergency surgery on monday but has since given a nurse a thumbs up and responds when asked a question. >> he response with eyes following some simple commands. so it was very nice to see. >> reporter: we caught up with bryan stow's cousin. he tells us this has been an emotional week for the family. nearly every day there's been a major unexpected development concluding with these three new arrests. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> a vigil is growing right now in san francisco's bay view district in the wake of anger over

patty lee davis. >>> and betty white helps helps find a new place for a seeing eye dog. [ jolene ] i got involved with honor flight through my job here at southwest airlines. honor flight is an opportunity for world war two veterans to travel to washington d.c. to get to see their monument. you know, joe, i'd like to thank you for honoring our country, for giving your time, and just making us so proud. [ joe ] on behalf of all of the veterans, you're welcome. ♪ this is who i am. ♪ >>> so if you've owned a television any time in the last 60 years, the odds are you saw an episode of i love lucy. you've probably watched all of them, and some of them more than once. one of the geniuses behind all those crazy situations in which lucy found herself was pioneer television writer patty lou davis. ktvu prepared an hour long special to celebrate lucy ball's birthday. and in that special, davis talked about how they came up with situations. >> we started with very simple little stories that she spent too much money. or that she wanted to get a freezer. and you know she was always doing things t

ktvu's patty lee will explain how police plan to handle the increase in homicides. details ahead at 5:30. >>> one day since casey anthony walked out of jail a free woman and that has many wondering where is she now. casey anthony was released yesterday. hours later a plane registered to one of casey anthony's attorneys took off from orlando. making four stops across the country before ending here in the bay area. it is unclear whether casey anthony was on the plane. her attorneys say a plan was made to protect casey anthony from people with the quote, lynch modmentality. >>> new northern california twist in the casey anthony story. leonard pudia is suing casey anthony and jose baez. he claims he accepted their offer to search for caylee anthony and spent $200,000 on private investigators and security. he realizes now he was tricked into believing caylee anthony was missing with they knew she was already dead. >> he knew where the body was lulong and she was never was missing, lost. he conned us and did a good job. >> some are saying casey anthony's attorney could co

like, a few years ago, my sister patty and i went to alaska.o many bears that when you arrive, they take you to what's called bear orientation. and what they teach you -- and this is a real thing. like, if you ever see a bear, it seems counterintuitive, but you're actually supposed to clap and make the bear aware of your presence. like, "i'm right here, bear! [ laughter ] i'm right here! i'm mike and you're a bear." when they told me this, i was like, "oh, i'm going to be murdered by a bear." [ laughter ] 'cause that seems like painting -- you're like basting yourself in barbecue sauce. [ laughter ] you know, it's just like "i'm right here, bear, i'm right here, and i taste fantastic. i've applied condiments, so that will --" but, we actually went fly fishing. have you tried fly fishing before? >> jimmy: i went once with a -- yeah, and it was awesome. >> yeah, it's difficult, though. >> jimmy: not easy, no. >> yeah, it's like much more difficult than it looks, yeah, in "a river runs through it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they make it look easy, th

i am here with patty anne brown. he knows laughs like i know crafts. i would like to welcome a first-time guest, sean donely. probably not irish. and even his hook worms have hook worms. it is bill shultz. and if insightful commentary was a beauty pageant i would enter him wearing a tierra. it is our fox news contributor and editor and chief in "the daily column." and he is a mess from the printing press. good to see you, pinch. >> today in some section i have never heard of called on-line, they are reading questions about the summer movies. why can't tinseltown make moving pictures like they did back in the golden age of film. it isingong the lients -- lines of breaking. basically anything will do. >> those were the days. >> they certainly were. >> were you into break dancing? >> i did. i wore zuubos and we did it on a cardboard box, but we flattened the box to do head spins and whatnot. >> i did not know. >> i do an amazing robot. i have no appendages. all the news that is fit to boogie. >> don't look at it anymore. >>> does working for the fed only

ktvu's patti lee live to explain the consequences. >> reporter: restaurants were packed at la fiesta square. but there's a definite air of caution and restraint. from bringing their own bottles to restaurants, to holding off on bigger purchases. east bay residents are coping with the war of words. if the debt ceiling is not raised, the u.s. will not be able to pay its debt say analysts. >> that would be catastrophic for the economy. >> reporter: harlen shaken says the show down could be severe consequences. >> if the u.s. defaults or even looks like it's going to default we could fall not slip, but fall into a second recession. >> reporter: until now the debt ceiling raised 10 times in the past decade has been a technical question. but this year republicans demanded major spending cuts in return for an increased ceiling. a plan democrats say won't work without raising taxes. >> they just want to create some drama so that they can extract their pet projects out of the administration. >> i think they should try to get down underneath what the current debt ceiling is and stop spending.

>> [ bleep ] you, patty. >> have a lovely day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's fun.nd last time we talked, you said that you and your family sumo wrestle as well. and i didn't understand that. >> this is true. >> jimmy: yeah. now, but -- >> my husband david shaw has a sumo suit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i -- the first time i ever visited the home in maine, he put me in a sumo suit, and basically sat on me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i was wondering if you want to -- >> it's a test. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a test to see if you're cool or not. if you're down to wear a giant sumo suit. >> can you get back up? >> jimmy: yeah. do you want to try that? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: all right. there you go, you guys. glenn close and i are wrestling, sumo wrestling, when we get back. oh, yeah! get ready! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] this is the story of the south windsor thunder. a team with pride... guts... and last season... zero wins. [ groans ] [ male announcer ] but it's a new day and with unlimited from sprint, you can help them turn it around for no extra cost

patti ann, thank you.he accuser in the dominique strauss can sexual assault case is emerging from the shadows. she's telling her side of the story weeks after credibility issues caused her case to come into question. rick leventhal is following the story for us from the newsroom. hi, rick. >> reporter: hey, jenna. she's been called a liar and a prostitute, accused of trying to make money off of one of the most powerful men in france, but she says the attack was real, and she only wants justice. she says she didn't know dominique strauss khan and thought his room was empty when she went in to clean. he surprised her naked and gave more details in an exclusive interview with abc news' robin roberts. >> i said, i so sorry, he come to me and say, no, you don't have to be sorry. i say, i don't want to lose my job, but he keep pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, keep pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> reporter: she says she was forced to perform oral sex, and strauss khan left quickl

patti ann, thank you.ing] jenna: it's hot in the city and certainly hot across this country. 17 states are under extreme heat warnings, and in many places it's been over 100 degrees for days on end. here is an example for you. oklahoma city, there it's been 100 degrees every day for nearly a month. that is a longtime. we have a doctor who is an emergency room physician in baltimore. i'm sure you deal with this a lot. it's hot down there in baltimore as well. what are the first signs of heatstroke? >> you know there is a continuum. the way we lose heat is we sweat and it evaporates. if it is gentlemen muggy outside it doesn't work well. you get nausea, vomiting and goose flesh, all the way to stroke where you have neurological symptoms to coma, coma, seizures, that is a medical emergency. you have to all 911. jenna: how do you know? i feel we throw these terms around, heat exhaustion. you have heatstroke because you're outside and you're not feeling well. how do you know it's really time that you've got to

reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police will pay more toward their pensions after approving a new contract today. an additional 3% of their salaries will go to the pension fund over the next two years. in exchange, the city agreed to no layoffs the remainder of this fiscal year. officers will receive 3% of a previously agreed to raise. mayor ed lee is asking workers to make concessions to ease the city's budget deficit. if firefighters agree to a similar plan, it could save the city $31 million over the next two years. >>> to japan now where another large earthquake off the damaged northern coast today rattled nerves. the 7.0 quake was centered about 131 miles east of sendai at about a depth of 11 miles. a tsunami warning was issued and there is a report of a 4-inch tsunami hitting the north coast. that warning though has since been lifted. japanese officials said they had no reports of disturbances from today's quake at at at at at the fukashima nuclear plant. you may remember there was a crisis there and 23,000 people were killed. >>>

i am here with patty anne brown, the pab. well, she is unfunny, sharp and decisive. we have joe devito. and his new show called "the one" will feature malone in a cardboard box under theover pass. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. stop improving, greg. it is not working. if good looks were sand he would be the mojave desert. sitting next to me is the hideous, hideous actor sean canin. and our "new york times" correspondent, good to see you pinch. >> day two of my press tour to promote the documentary, page one inside the "new york times." doing leno tomorrow. on tuesday, david carr and i will be taping a sex scene for sin gnaw max. you would never believe where i get a paper cut. >> i don't want to know. >> i think you do want to know. >> i don't. >> i think you are a dirty freak and are dying to know. say are you a dirty little freak and dying to know. >> the puppet made you talk. >> black and down and up is white. i don't know where i am. more drugs please. >> are those with a sweet tooth destined for the fat booth? or does loading up on treats make for sma

ktvu's patty lee tells us what a survivor told the victim's family. >> reporter: leslie yee's life was remembered here in the city where he grew up and developed his passion for fishing. >> family and friends honored leslie yee whose body washed up on an island. the family encouraged thime join his friends on the fishing trip. >> he was a work ahaulic and we said this is a trip of a life time. >> reporter: there are no regrets. he died. >> doing what he loved. and at least they have closure. there are acceptable men still missing and yesterday the coast guard called off the search. >> like having a loved one on life support and pulling the plug. >> reporter: one brother is still missing. he is working to convince the state department to respond dive teams to the ship when is 200 feet underwater. menry survivors attended the funeral service today, including the last man to see leslie yee alive. >> we gave it our all. >> reporter: hearing from the survivors gave them some comfort. >> my father lasted about 15 hours on a cooler, that was relieving to me, he just didn't die when the boat t

thank you patty. people say talk is cheap and events like ours invoke a lot of talk. be worried because today, talk anything but cheap. the bill coming due and writing off the next generation is not one we can afford to pay. let's make today a day we squeeze the value from walking. when we leave today, we must walk the talk. our dynamic panel that will get engaged on this topic for today's topic. guns and violence, what's working, what's not. first we have mrs. smith. she's's senior advisor to mayor gavin newsom. david onick. malik senfero. director of bay view safe haven. children youth and families. cheryl davis. momagic. last but not least, we have jenay. >> we have tyre and then we have cheryl. john. i have a question for you. i hear there's a summer school safety plan that started in may 2007. >> they were 4 partners that collaborates on looking at summer school sites. the 4 were the mtap with muni, the youth services with san francisco police department and the security guards through the san francisco unified school district and d.c. yf. we rolled out responsib

it's two chicken patties, topped with bacon, and melting cheese plus seasoned curly fries and a drinkor only $3.99! what do you know? your only a baby! vrrrrooooom! i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. no. >> the time is 6:80 a.m.. we are dealing with low cloud cover over san francisco. it is going to be another cool day this afternoon and breezy. let's talk a little bit about what we see with the fall. it is not dense but still at the coastline. most of what you are seeing here is low cloud cover. 54 in san francisco, still cool in the north bay. perfect fairfield is a touch warmer than yesterday. today it will be 76. rare product right about 60 degrees in downtown san francisco. 64 in oakland., red and the south bay, low-and the '70s. we have been watching the 7 day forecast and anticipating a warming trend. it will kick in saturday and sunday with inland temperatures getting into the 80s. we did not steal the summertime warming until tuesday or

ktvu's patty lee is standing by at the intersection of west henson and tararoga and joins us with the live report. >> reporter: investigators and the coroner's office arrived about 15 minutes ago to process the crime scene which is basically centered under that white tent which was structured by police. under that tent is the gold four-door cadillac. according to police, inside the car is an african american male about 25 years old. we're told he was shot several times through the driver's side window in the head, chest and shoulder. police tell me some of the calls started coming in around 5:30 with reports of gunshots. then they were flooded with calls from people who say they saw someone running from this scene. this is a 76 gas station open 24 hours. police tell me there are surveillance cameras on scene, but they will be focusing on eyewitness reports and those eyewitnesses have been taken to the police station for questioning. you can see yellow tape surrounding this gas station and also surrounding this area are patrol officers who tell us they expect to be here all night. repo

patti lee is working on the story right now. what she's learning about what went on inside the house a few harrowing moments before shots were fired. >>> and the new city that's joining in the movement to ban plastic bags. that city is berkeley. tonight we'll tell you what took berkeley so long to jump on the bandwagon. those stories and more coming up at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

ktvu's patty lee is standing by at the intersection of west henson and tararoga and joins us with the live report. >> reporter: investigators and the coroner's office arrived about 15 minutes ago to process the crime scene which is basically centered under that white tent which was structured by police. under that tent is the gold four-door cadillac. according to police, inside the car is an african american male about 25 years old. we're told he was shot several times through the driver's side window in the head, chest and shoulder. police tell me some of the calls started coming in around 5:30 with reports of gunshots. then they were flooded with calls from people who say they saw someone running from this scene. this is a 76 gas station open 24 hours. police tell me there are surveillance cameras on scene, but they will be focusing on eyewitness reports and those eyewitnesses have been taken to the police station for questioning. you can see yellow tape surrounding this gas station and also surrounding this area are patrol officers who tell us they expect to be here all night. repo

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from san diego for its reporting out-of-state calls were made from michele le's cell phone and as pattyee tells us, that reporter is standing by his story. >> reporter: the le family is engaging in damage control. >> we want to make sure that it is true. >> reporter: discrediting a news story saying that calls were made to reno nevada and the city in arizona from michelle's cell phone. >> i am not aware of any phone calls that were made from the shelves onto those locations. >> reporter: we spoke with investigators today and they confirmed that they did interview a woman. >> i tried calling her and she has not gotten back to me. >> reporter: regardless hayward police say their leads in arizona and nevada were not from michelle's cell phone but information from reno has been helpful. >> i think in between the agony of waiting, it is good to hear progress. >> reporter: they have not given up hope of finding her. >>> in london protesters and police scuffled in the streets as thousands of public employees walked off the job. london police say they have arrested 41 people in the last 24 hour