in san francisco, juliette goodrich, cbs5. >>> the victim of a shark attack off the monterey coast is recovering tonight at a south bay hospital. 27-year-old eric taren advertisement no was surfing yesterday when he spotted a shark and warned fellow surfers. authorities say therein tino was attacked by what they believe was a great white shark. >> he said "call 911" and i looked over and he was a couple feet away from me and i could see his arm was bleeding badly. >> he was airlifted to the medical center where surgeons operated on his neck and shoulder. he is expected to recover. signs posted at the beaches are warning surfers to stay out of the water for the next week. >>> checking other bay area headlines, more delays at sfo due to the early season snowstorm on the east coast. it saw three flights canceled this morning. all were bound for the new york city area. two flights from boston to sfo were also canceled. >>> csu has joined the uc's in expanding its online course offerings to under graduates. right now they offer this 19 online degrees to under grads. the 23 cal state campus

juliette goodrich is on yerba buena island with an up-close and personal look. >> reporter: it is a major milestone on this bay bridge project. i'm on the ground here. you can see the bridge behind me. let's go to chopper 5 to give you some aerials of what we're talking about. what the milestone is, is now oakland and san francisco have been linked with the placements of a final deck section. it was installed today and chopper 5 was there for the installment, as well. >>> reporter: it's the final stretch of the new bay bridge eastern span deck. the placements of a 28th and final deck section linking oakland with yerba buena island. chopper 5 giving us the best view of crews hoisting a section of the bridge deck into place. >> it represents an investment in the future of our area tying oakland and san francisco. >> reporter: the segment weighs more than 1,000 tons, lifted by a custom-built floating crane today. >> i sure hope now that we've got all the steel in place that we can put the pedal to the metal. the next operation is the cable erection that has to be completed before we can open

on treasure island, juliette goodrich, cbs5. >>> coming up, a different type of beer. first of all it comes from the city. >> second of all it is going to johns. one city's tell-all approach to fighting prostitution. rampant prostitution problem. the city has receive >>> the city of vallejo is launching a new campaign, where they is have received -- where they have received permission from the state to set out johns. they are being set up to record vehicles and license plate numbers. the idea is to deliver a very blunt message. the cameras should be up and running in the next couple of months. >>> the banking world appears to be backing off plans to charge customers for using their debit cards. and today, chase and wells fargo both said they are scrapping the test programs that would have added monthly fees for customers who use their debit cards. consumer advocates say that the banks are responding to consumer anger. >> these days people are barely living paycheck to paycheck. they don't have an extra money to pay for access that they have been getting and that was pu

juliette goodrich joining us from napa. a fire raced through the family home 24 hours ago. >> reporter: i know, think of this. the caterer should be showing up. the band, the technicians, the lighting, all of this. this was the site of wedding location until fire destroyed a majority of the family home just 24 hours ago. the family says the wedding must go on and thanks to the community's support, it will just in another location here in napa. you can see the fire throughout the napa valley. flames burning through the two- story house and an addition under construction. fortunately no one was home at the time. a home belonging to napa winemaker jayson pahlmeyer and his wife. >> my husband and i got married here over 15 years ago. >> reporter: and tomorrow their daughter and her fiance were planning to be married at the pahlmeyer family home. the family was in the process of adding an addition. in fact, it's directly behind me. the main portion of the house is what was essentially burned. firefighters having to use some of t

in san francisco, juliette goodrich, cbs5. >> occupy protesters are getting more volatile. nearly 30 occupy demonstrators were arrested in portland oregon today. they were told not to expand their encampments, but they moved into the upscale neighborhood and they passed curfew. they made arrests beginning at 3:00 this morning. most demonstrators were cited and released. >>> officers are backing off in nashville. they occupied the downtown plaza. tonight, no one arrested. the plaza is closed from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the first two nights, two dozen people were detained. a judge freed them saying the state was wrong for holding them. troopers say their new orders are to make sure that everyone is, "playing nice." >>> turning out to be a deadly storm. the damage done and the millions without power after the record storm lunged the east coast. >> this airport is not doing anything about it, just leaving us here. >> the passenger bill of rights didn't go into effect. the condition that hundreds of jet blue passengers faced while stuck in the tarmac for hours. >>> not somethin

juliette goodrich is in cupertino with how his fans and his followers paid tribute to the cofounder of apple. juliette. >>> reporter: allen, quite an outpouring today. very emotional. we're outside apple headquarters where people internationally, nationally and locally have come here, a lot of employees opening up about why steve jobs was so special to them personally. a memorial of flowers grows outside apple's world headquarters in cupertino. employees showing up to work today with heavy hearts. >> he is the company. he was the company. and we'll miss him. >> terrible loss. i mean, everybody at apple is, you know, feels like they lost a member of their family. >> reporter: this couple drove from los angeles to pay their respects. >> it's the least that i can do for someone that has made technology as easy as it is today. you know, he is a person that had he not been here, i probably wouldn't be in the business as a computer consultant. so i owe him pretty much my career. >> reporter: this news team flew from australia overnight to broadcast live reports from apple headquarters throug

juliette goodrich, thank you so much. >>> it looks like customers won. the big banks that are backing away from debit card fees. >> and solar scrutiny. what the white house could be forced to give up following the solyndra scandal. >>> she stayed 16 months without paying any rent. she changed the locks. >> her trail of eviction goes back 15 years. >> we want to talk to you. >> why landlords cannot stop "the tenant." coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rent. the conseque >>> these days a lot of people struggle to pay their mortgage or even their rent. the consequences of not paying often means you lose your home or apartment. tonight though we look at one particular tenant a woman who has used her expertise to evade paying rent time and time again for years. >> boy this really takes me back. >> reporter: connie cook's garden doesn't grow like it used to. >> so many hours put in out here. >> reporter: she bought the sonoma county property 11 years ago hoping to spend her retirement years here. the plan was to rents out the converted barn to help pay the m

juliette goodrich is outside city hall where among all the signs and chants, there were also wedding bells today. >> by 10:00 tonight they have been ordered to leave clearing out their tents, sleeping bags, catch fires or face arrest. their vow to stay put as committed as this couple's vow to marry. right on the steps of city hall in oakland this afternoon. the bride and groom not expecting such a crowd but both embrace it and the cause. we have only been planning this wedding a couple of months. originally we have been thinking something simple and now it's a big recent. >> reporter: ironically, the groom is no stranger to movement and protests. >> brings out our character and some of the experience we have in our life protesting and we like to see this. >> reporter: this elaborate tent city is going on day 11 now and expanding to lake merritt. while the city originally said it would allow demonstrators to stay put, a city notice to vacate by 10 p.m. tonight has now been issued. public health and safety the reason. >> are you prepared to pack up though if the city says time to clear

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in napa, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> he knew exactly where he wanted to go. >> a high-tech heist. how burglars are using google maps to pinpoint the exact sort of house they want to rob. >>> fed up with new debit card fees? what customers can do to get revenge on their banks. >> you're always running late. you can't remember where you put things. could be a sign you have a disorder usually diagnosed in kids. financial district, part of nationwide protests. this >>> live picture from chopper 5 here as protestors are in san francisco's financial district. this is part of a nationwide demonstration. this group is called make banks pay in california. now, a couple dozen people are outside the federal reserve bank on market street. they have targeted bank of america along with chase and wells fargo. >>> but a technical glitch today on bank of america's website left millions of customers without access to their money. it comes a day after the bank announced a new $5 debit card fee. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains how customers can teach their bank a lesson. >> we're the littl

juliette goodrich is in cupertino with how his fans and followers paid tribute to the apple cofounder. >>> reporter: allen, quite an outpouring today. very emotional. it's been easted did i stream of people coming from all over, internationally, nationally and locally, a lot of employees sharing personal stories about how steve jobs touches their lived -- how steve jobs touched them personally. a memorial of flowers grows outside apple's world headquarters in cupertino. employees showing up to work today with heavy hearts. >> he is the company. he was the company. and we'll miss him. >> terrible loss. i mean, everybody at apple is, you know, feels like they lost a member of their family. >> reporter: this couple drove from los angeles to pay their respects. >> it's the least that i can do for someone that has made technology as easy as it is today. you know, he is a person that had he not been here, i probably wouldn't be in the business as a computer consultant. so i owe him pretty much my career. >> reporter: this news team flew from australia overnight to broadcast live reports fro

in san francisco, juliette goodrich. cbs5 news. >> occupy crackdowns underway in other cities.testors in port lands, oregon with arrested after -- were arrested after moving into an upscale neighborhood and staying past curfew. >>> in nashville police backed down after protestors defied a curfew for -- defied a curfew for a third straight night. a judge ordered them released and told the city it had no legal grounds for the arrests. >>> the surfer is recovering at a south bay hospital after a shark attack off monterey. he's undergone surgery to stitch up severe bites. we talked to his doctor who says the surfer averted tragedy of the smallers of margins. >> reporter: his doctor says erictarian tee know is the luckiest unluckiest guy in the world. he was attacked by a shark off the coast of monterey the jaws of a great white biting into his neck. >> right here along the neck right along what we call the miss tide muscle. >> reporter: but tarantino cheated death. >> missed by about two millimeters. >> reporter: the chunk missing from tarantino's red surf board was more proof of t

in concord, juliette goodrich. cbs 5. >> president obama is on the road with the president of south korea. they are promoting a new trade agreement that mr. obama says will put tens and thousands of americans back to work. but as tara shows us, back in washington, republicans are pushing a very different jobs plan. >> president obama and south korea's president toured a gm plant near detroit. a day after the two leaders signed a major trade deal. it's expected to create 70,000 u.s. jobs. >> americans can buy hyundais from korea. i know korea should be able to buy fords and chryslers and chevies that are made right here in the united states of america. >>> this o'ryan, michigan, plant uses some south koreaen parts to create u.s. chevrolets. the plant also got a new lease on life shuttered and then reopened with the help of the 2009 bailout to the auto industry. >> i can stand here and say the investment paid off. >> the president is also in michigan to sell his jobs bill. he is trying to come up with ways to push th

in concord, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> president obama son is on the road with the president of south korea. put tens and thousands of americans back to work. but as tara shows us back in washington, republicans are pushing a very different jobs plan. >> president obama and south korea's president toured a gm plant near detroit. a day after the two leaders signed a major trade deal. it's expected to create up to 70,000 u.s. jobs, many in the auto industry. >> americans can buy hyundais from korea. i know korea should be able to buy fords and chryslers and chevies that are made right here in the united states of america. >> this michigan plant uses some south koreaen parts to create u.s. chevrolets and the new hope is the cars will now sell in south korea. the plan also got a new lease on life, shuttered, and reopened with the help of the 2009 bailout to the auto industry. >> i can stand here and say the investment paid off. >> the president is also in michigan to sell his jobs bill. he is trying to come up with ways to push the legislation through after senate republicans defeated it

in napa, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> wow. >> you know, most brides worry about the weather on wedding days. they write to me, ask if it's going to rain. >> seems small. >> compared to that, that's for sure. >> there will be sprinkles on saturday morning and the real rain is yet to come. right now we are dealing with clouds pushing on shore. in fact, let's take a look at some of the temperatures. upper os in pacifica. very common. into the hoe 60s in our inland areas. outdoors, cbs 5 weather camera pictured, yeah, at least captured the picture of people out and about this evening with the temperature in the low 60s. the winds have been aggressive out of the west, southwest. now meanwhile this is what you can anticipate tonight. it's going to be cloudy and areas of drizzle with temperatures into the 50s. tomorrow, some sprinkles north of the golden gate bridge. under a mostly cloudy sky, daytime high 64 in san francisco when we should be around 71 degrees. should be around 83 in san jose, but instead 75. tomorrow with just very few sunny breaks. a pair of 7's in morgan hill. they will b

juliette goodrich with a story you'll only see here on cbs5. >> he's an under cover special agent with the california department of justice. speaking on behalf of the association of special agents, trying to save 52 elite task forces, you and i might not even know exist. >> agents that have specialized training and years and years of training to get to the level where they are at. they handle a variety of complex programs and techniques for solving major crimes. and when those agents go, rebuilding these programs that have been taking years to invent can't be replaced by hiring new agents tomorrow. >> his special agents worked under cover conducting electronic surveillance on high profile cases like the scott peterson case. the recent bust at artichoke joe's involving asian organized crime. >> a lot of time they call us in if the child is abducted, if there's a major homicide or missing person, a sexual predator roaming around your program, or major gang violence and narcotic traffic occurring in the jurisdiction. that's what he would call it. >> jerry brown and california attorney gen

juliette goodrich talks about how fast food fundraiser that seems to send the wrong message. >> teachers and principals behind the counter serving families of the elementary school. the portion of proceeds go directly to the school. >> it's fun for the teachers and for the students and even better for education. >> lots of happy faces enjoying happy meals. which begs the question. >> any hesitation on in the chechen side of this or not clark's. >> no, once in a while it's fine but created every night it would be at different story. >> even the principal noticed students opting for the healthy items. >> this is the sign of the times to keep classrooms operational. >> this allows us to add entry able to really encourage children in their learning regardless of the circumstances of what's going on around them. >> the school principal said while she isn't condoning the steady diet of fast food, she said mcdonald's has stepped up in support of education, holding fundraisers the past five years with him. >> i think at healthier choice would be wonderful and i would be happy to partner with any

in napa, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> they will probably card you when they ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i knowalking about rain coming. it's a perfect weekend to watch football, right? >> the rain isn't going to come for the weekend. >> perfect weekend to sit around and watch football, right? >> perfect weekend to watch football right here on cbs. let's get to that forecast because we are calling for partly cloudy conditions. 69 degrees and go raiders. how about across the bay? the city by the bay. the city of san francisco where today's high temperature was 67. down from the average high 71 degrees. tonight out and about, we have the clouds increasing as they made it over the dublin grade. it will. temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow a few sprinkles north of the golden gate bridge. that's about it. mostly cloudy skies. a few sunny breaks. 64 san francisco. 75 degrees in san jose. mid 70s in morgan hill. the winds will be blowing out of the west and southwest. 70s pretty common across the peninsula. the warmest numbers of all, up to 78 degrees. north bay numbers will span from the cloud cover at

the city says there is a min in san francisco, juliette goodrich, cbs 25. >> occupy protestors are camping out peacefully at the flank oh gala plaza in oakland. the city says there is a minimal police presence. this morning there were some reports of vandalism and graffiti seaty after last night's march through downtown. at least 1 win do was broken, that was at the oakland police department's recruiting office. nearly a thousand people marched through downtown oakland last night amid heavy police presence. overall, the march was peaceful. there were some tense moments when protestors came close to squad cars and lines of police dressed in riot gear. protestors marched for three hours before returning to the plaza. occupy oakland organizers are calling for a general strike wednesday. they plan to march through the port of oakland and shut it down. >>> beware of an a.m. from mayor quan. it mimics her actual official web site entirely instead it has had a a statement of support for occupy oakland. it says "i offer my sincere apologies for ordering the violent repression of the occupy oakland

juliette goodrich outside city hall, where among all the signs and the chants, there are also some wedding bells today. juliette. >> reporter: pretty ironic. and here's the biggest sign and this one is warning all of the protestors here that they must clear out by 10:00 tonight. the city making that official. but you talk to a lot of these protestors, they say, i won't on a day a bride and groom said, i do. >> reporter: their vow to stay put as committed as this couple's vow to marry. right on the steps of oakland's city hall this afternoon. the bride and groom not expecting such a crowd, but both embrace it and the cause. >> we have only been planning this wedding for bay couple of months. and originally we were just thinking something very simple and now it's turned into a very big event. >> reporter: ironically the groom is no stranger to movements and protests. the late cesar chavez is his grandfather's brother. >> it's a nice touch i think to kind of bring out our character and some of the, you know, the experiences we have in our lives protesting and we like to see this. >> reporter:

in the east bay, juliette goodrich, cbs5. >>> also tonight this news from l.a. dodgers say bryan stow may be partially responsible for the attack that almost killed him. an attorney for the team told espn a jury will probably put some of the blame on the injured giants fan himself. the lawyer is defending the team against a lawsuit by stow's family. the family is accusing the dodgers of not doing oh enough to prevent violence at games. lawyers said "i have been doing these cases for 23 years and i have never seen one yet in which it didn't take at least two people to tang oh." >>> other bay area headlines now, a state report has found that more than a thousand sex offenders may be living or working in homes with foster children. 8 foster care facilities are now under investigation accused of not conducting sufficient background checks. >>> a 3.6 magnitude quake rattled the east bay around 5:30 this morning. it was centered a mile east of downtown berkeley near the downtown campus. this is the third one in the same area in less than a week. >>> lights, action, ca

. >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich.in is off tonight. >> i'm dana king. >>> just six weeks after solyndra went dark, another solar giant is poised to warm up the bay area market. sun edison moved here to take advantage of state tax breaks and it's promising hundreds