.>> acá en sant palace en la ciudad e daily city.>> estmos viendo las cosas bien, nos da esperanzas,la gran parte de las personas, han tratado de modificar los préstamos con los bancos.>> esta ayuda es completamente gratis.>> de regreso a estudios centrales.>> el gobierno da cifras reveladores contra el desempleo.>> queremos ayuda, y done sangre, usted podría donar vida, y salvar a un niño, llame el número en pantalla.>> .>> dentro de menos de una hora, concluye la maraton para recaudar fondo para el hospital sangel,.>> para niños con cáncer a la sangre.>> este es matew a los 10 años, ahora tiene 15 y a los 7 fue diagnosticado con cáncer.>> fue doloroso,y me ponen muchos tratamientos.>> sus padres dicen.>> por que mi hijo, es triste, cuando llegamos al hospital afortunadamente, el tumor no llegó a la espinal dorsal ni a la cadera.>> mattew sigue con tratamiento.>> quiero decirle a mis padres, gracias por ayudarme a pasar esto.>> (♪ ♪ ) (llantos) .>> por que siempres han estado conmigo.>> flavio lacayo.>> miles de familias son beneficiados por la ayuda del hospital san yude, lo más es

. >> un incendio en una casa de daily city, cuando el fuego comenzó 2 adultos estaban a dentro. >> unae de dos tortugas y gallinas que se incendió. >> una mujer fue acusada de asesinato, margarita suazo, cuando vieron a la víctima de 13 años, se dieron depalabras, el hijo salió apu'ñalar a la víctima, la madre fue acusada de asesinato. >> una organización comunitaria de san francisco que da clases gratuitas de adultos ahora tienen una nueva meta, la organización caninos, dará clases a jóvenes para que arreglen computadores. >> es un sueño que lo estoy realizando. >> norma es una de las estudiantes de computación para que las mujeres inmigrantes no se queden atrás en tecnología. >> he tomados clases de powerpoint y otros. clases a jóvenes bilingües, a ellos se les enseñará cómo arreglar computadoras. >> es una futuran fuente de ingresos, las clases para los jóvenes son gratuitas, y comienzan en marzo, tendrán hasta certificados. >> después de graduarce pueden trabajandrea trabajar en misionteps, empresa que recién abrió. >> las clases duran 3 meses, si quiere inscribirse llame a caminos

. >> ex cura catolico de daily city podría ser deportado por abusar de menor de 10 años.nte. >> una niña murió y su hermana se debate entre la vida y la mete, su madre trató de ahogarla. >> la comunidad se pregunta por qué esta mujer hizo eso. >> traía ala niña en el hombro, no respiraba y la de 5 iba morada. >> imágenes imborrables de tragedia familiar. esta vecina escuchó una conmocion. >> venia los paramedicos y cuando mi vecino me gritó y vi al papá de las niñas fritanfgo. >> la menor... >> las autoridades se concentran en el interio de la casa y predeterminaron. >> los oficiales creen que la mamá es la culpable, está detenida. >> al parecer las niñas fueron sumergidas en la bañera. >> las niñas no respiraban. >> la de un año no sobrevivió y la de 5 está en condición crítica. >> señora había dicho hace días a la vecina de enfrente que ella si algo le pasaba si se moría le iba a dejar a las dos niñas y ella estba dando señales de suicidio y nadie le puso atención. >> al regreso, salen a la luz las primeras imágenes del incendio en honduras. >> por qué la infidelidad ad

la cita es a partir de mañana hasta el domingo. 2600 avda giniba daily city >>y la comida chatarra seolvemos la comida chatarra aumenta el riesgo de sufrir obesidad y colesterol, pero ahora enfrentan una tercera consecuencia >>son sabrosos, picantes, a la gran mayoria de los niños latinos le gustan >>sin embargo esta bolsitas de maíz, churros, incluso el mango picante está contribuyendo a una epidemia >>empezó a sentir molestias, nausea >>diana y su hermano roberto apenas tienen 16 y 13 años y ya sufren de problemas intestinales >>me duele el estomago, el acido se viene para mi garganta y es feo. >>tienes un niño de dos, tres o cuatro años, a esas edades tempranas empiezan a comer estas papas picantes y desde entonces se ven este tipo de problemas >>esto es algo muy serio, esto debe ocurrir cuando uno es adulto, debido al estres, a no comer bien, a no cuidarse, pero no en niños pequeños >>este acido puede causar ulceras, inflamacion en el esofago, en el futuro puede provocar cáncer. >>y quien debe pagar por el costo de arreglar los gasoductos en california >>la compañia presento un pl

. >>> ktvu's kenwayne is in daily city why there was such a strong reaction especially from the catholic. >> reporter: seden medical center is one of several catholic hospitals here in the bay area. the catholic church says it goes against its religious relief for this hospital to do what the white house is mandating. under new rules proposed by the obama administration, religious hospital would have to provide free birth control to their employees. >> those constitutions where women of all faiths, many faiths work need to have the same kind of coverage that other american women have. >> reporter: this could be a first step toward other mandates because hospitals wouldn't have the same protections as the church. >> today the issue is contraception. but a year from now the government could be saying because of that same class status that we've accomplished, we're going to decide you're going to have to cover abortion. >> defenders took to the floor today. >> we voted to give women greater access to affordable, preventive health care services including contraception. >> reporter: but there

. >>> ktvu's kenwayne is in daily city why there was such a strong reaction especially from the catholicrch, ken. >> reporter: seden medical center is one of several catholic hospitals here in the bay area. the catholic church says it goes against its religious relief for this hospital to do what the white house is mandating. under new rules proposed by the obama administration, religious hospital would have to provide free birth control to their employees. >> those constitutions where women of all faiths, many faiths work need to have the same kind of coverage that other american women have. >> reporter: this could be a first step toward other mandates because hospitals wouldn't have the same protections as the church. >> today the issue is contraception. but a year from now the government could be saying because of that same class status that we've accomplished, we're going to decide you're going to have to cover abortion. >> defenders took to the floor today. >> we voted to give women greater access to affordable, preventive health care services including contraception. >> reporter: b

we'll move into the city, san mateo moving through daily city, 101 southbound 101 at 280 or past the interchange we have a disabled vehicle. it might be blocking that right lane. no slowing because of that light volume. a nice flow of traffic here as well. headlights coming toward the toll plaza into the city you see those across the bridge. there is no clouds throughout the area so watch as things change. >> thank you, mike. no matter what team you are on, we like to watch the commercials. you cheer for them. >> the buzz is building for this year's crop of super bowl ads. >> you are in grave danger. >> ahhh! >> some advertisers have released sneak peeks of those pricey odds on line. they are said to be bigger, batter and yes, even riskier. advertisers, the experts say it's about creating buzz for the brand. >> it's engaging and fun to watch. and it's putting more eyes on the brand which is what we're trying to do. >> amazing vw hasn't put him in the ads. analysts expect as many as 115 million people will watch this game and the commercials on sunday. that's good. it's right here on

up in the north bay, cooler than that, not by much. 64 at mill valley. 63 at daily city. now, ladies and gentlemen, we're finally going to set the stage for some rain on tuesday. we'll expect about half an inch to an inch, but the other aspect, big news in this, is going to be monday night it's going to get windy and it could be damaging winds. there could be winds around 65 miles an hour in parts of the bay area. so that's monday night as this system moves in and then gets wet tuesday. and then you know what's going to happen on wednesday? >> the sun? >> the sun will come out and we'll forget about the rain for another five days. >> monday night, set up the wind-up alarms or cell phones, because the alarm clocks may not work? >> possibly. >> this cool house where they shot that one scene of the birds, it's still there, and it's as eerie. >> that's why he shot there. >> any birds around here while i'm here? >> if you talk to the lady who owns the house, he said he shot here because he knew it was haunted, which she says it was haunted. >> what other meteorologist can give

i do daily city, that was part of the lake.was huge. >> the southern area [inaudible] but there is a different area. >> there was a creek that came down basically through west portal and said that particular lake. >> that was filled in when they develop west portal, and they had the brilliant idea when they dug but,, they needed a place to put it, so they build the creek in with the tunnel muck. >> you can see in 1910, we are talking about after the earthquake, but outer richmond is still pretty sparsely settled. >> or anyone who ever wondered what richmond is named after, it was a guy by the name of marsh, who was from richmond, england. >> australia? >> australia? >> george turner marsh. >> no trees at all. people see trees in the city and think they may have been made. sand and scrub. at some point, these are the lives were used recreational -- these outer lands were used recreational lly. . >> there is. we hoave -- what, the third? >> depends on it you are coming the addition. but they all burned down. that was around 1900,

southbound on 101 that traffic looks good to the san francisco airport and it is a good drive from daily city to san bruno. if you are driving to the oakland area, northbound 880 past the coliseum, that traffic looks good passed the coliseum southbound and traffic looks good, still not a lot of crowding. if you are driving on 280 northbound near edge wood road, there is some sort of flooding that is causing the freeway to throw slow down, it may be a broken water pipe in red wood city. we will keep watching that and see how serious it is for now we are recommending you use 101 instead of 280 on the peninsular. let's go to steve. >>> we have mostly cloudy skies, we talked about this last week, we had rain last week and it is still on its way, it is a mild system coming up from the west southwest and still developing. it will probably slow down and it looks like it will be in that rain window and overnight until tomorrow we will be talking about rain. system will split but not before it arrives here. rainfall could be decent. this one looks like it will give us a decent amount of rain. increasi

. >>> they are given a daily city nursing home the most severe fine allowed under california law.me after an investigation revealed a residents death was directed connected to inadequate care at the nursing center. >>> class also be canceled at the san francisco high school where hundreds of students became sick. they have been busy disinfecting the school. more than 300 students became sick with a stomach bug and they say it is probably the highly contagious norovirus. >>> and edwin ramos' own cousin is expected to take the stand for the prosecution. he is expected to have damaging testimony. edwin ramos killed tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna back in 2008. he mistook them for rival gang members. >>> and they will be heading to the computer in a few hours. they will get a chance to buy regular season tickets in the annual giants fanfest. photograph says the weather will be nice. >>> the grand hog -- steve says the weather will be nice. >>> the groundhog punxatawney saw his shadow. the legend says that means there will be six more weeks of weather. thousands w

in daily city as well as in pacifica. tomorrow's daytime high temperature you will feel the difference. with the northwest -- five to 15, 70 in loss altos, low 70s gilroy. sunnyvale through campbell, east of the bay going through brentwood. rio vista, then as we go in to the northern part of the district, 68 mill valley. there you have san francisco at 66 again today. remember it was 58 degrees, 72, that's in the forecast for santa rose a. the extended forecast calls for additional warming to take place on wednesday. full on sun with near or record warmth in the forecast on thursday and friday. we will bring down the temperature just a couple of notches on saturday from the 50s to the mid60's and then call it partly sunny on sunday and monday. are you going to it feel the difference, we are talking about temperatures ten to 13 degrees warmer than today. i will speak to that the next time around. >> okay. thank you. >> if you think gas is expensive now just wait. >> . >> what could send prices above five dollars a gallon.

daily city 58. getting up to 67 in places like santa rosa, ukiah. east bay communities, oakland 64. 63 fremont. inland areas a little higher than where you should be for this time of year. 64 livermore. 62 degrees monterey. 60 carmel. milder tomorrow and really continues to warm up heading into the weekend. sunday will feature the warmest weather of the week, near 70 degrees. dan, a chance of rain returning by monday night into tuesday morning. that also does not look like a big storm at this point. >> not much, huh. >> february is usually really very wet. unusual for us to see it so dry for so long. >> this pattern has persisted for weeks. >> it has. thank god we had a lot more rain and snow last year because if we didn't we would be in big trouble. >> thanks very much. >>> still to come, first salt, then fat. tonight the fight against sugar. plus -- ♪ and you can bet your last money ♪ i'm don cornelius. in parting we wish you love and peace. >> and remembering the baritone who called people to the train who called people to the train line for more

daily city, downtown san francisco, 58. sunset district 56 degrees.clearing here first in the north bay. the front goes through. 62 in santa rosa. 61 novato. 59 in san rafael. east bay communities into upper 50s to low 60s so there is a narrow range here. and inland communities around where you should be for this time of the year. same thing for danville. antioch area, 62 degrees, and for the monterey bay, temperatures with clouds lingering held back. 57 in monterey. 58 degrees for salinas. so once again, light showers and then, it's gone with partial afternoon clearing. >> thank you. and a small texas town outside of austin is out of water. it's now relying on tanker trucks and it's the first town to run dry during a drought. residents have been abiding by restrictions forbidding water usage outdoor autos cutting back on showers and on just using in the house. >> if they don't brought us water we're out of water we will not be able to function. >> paying for the water and diesel is going to be expensive. for now water company will absorb the cost. re

we had rain through daily city. we see a smooth flow but look at that. the backup forming in some of the cash lanes. the metering lights should be turned on. that may be why we're seeing the backup. we'll track this. but on the atech our maps. the freeways look nice on the approach with the wind advisory also an issue for the span. getting there a problem out of rodeo, the earlier accident still there at hill top drive. look at all of that slow driving. back to you. >> mike, thank you. president obama delivers his 2013 budget to congress today. it seeks to trim $4 trillion over the next decade. republicans already insisting this will not work. they have a different idea. they want no new taxes and more cuts to medicare to pay for extending the tax role cut. >> then you're accelerating the bankruptcy of social security. >> the budget cuts not expected to pass before the new budget year begins. come this october. >> the cause of whitney houston's death might not be known nor months. the autopsy is complete but it the coroner's office, pending toxicology re

. >>> also new this morning, a hang glider falls into a cliff in daily city but he gets rescued by firefighters50-year-old man was paragliding yesterday afternoon when his chute collapsed. he ended up on rocks about 150 feet below a bluff. rescuers had to hike down using stakes and rope. reached the man two hours later. he was taken to the hospital complaining of chest pains. >> more bay area headlines. we were learning more about a man shot wednesday by berkeley police officer in castro valley. police now say the man, 48-year- old steven moore was in possession of a half pound of cocaine. police were trying to arrest moore when he pinned a police officer between his car and the officer's car. he was shot and arrested. officer was not seriously hurt. >>> and there may be a shortage of restrooms at a high school in concord. most of the restrooms at the mount diablo high have been locked since last year. because of graffiti problems. only one boy's room and girl's restroom have been opened. but this week a second pair is unlocked. school has 1400 students and the situation may violate california

and glassware found in pompeii suggest the same desire for elegance in daily life. the city'sfever for art was playfully alluded to in the house of the vettii's wall paintings, where busy cupids assist a hard-pressed goldsmith. the painting may also refer to the industriousness of the owners -brothers who bought their way out of slavery and worked their way into the upper reaches of society. but the streets outside were a different matter. pompeii was congested and dirty -raw sewage flowed between the street's cobbled stepping stones. the city's houses were cheek by jowl with taverns, bakeries and other industries and services-including brothels. houses in pompeii turned a blank wall to the congested street and faced inward. strangers were discouraged by guards and warnings of attack dogs. guests entered an atrium open to the sky. rainwater fell through the compluvium into the impluvium, a basin in the middle of the atrium floor. the atrium furniture was elegant. as photos taken shortly after the excavations of the house of gaius cornelius rufus in the 19th century show, famil

well, the california department of health has given a daily city nursing home.0 fine came after an investigation revealed a residents direct was direct -- ware -- residents care was affected by care. >>> the usually mileage rewards are not taxable because they are r considered a rebate on the cost of a purchase. but these were given as a gift which could make them taxable. the irs has not commented on how it's gonna treat those airline rewards. >>> 7:34. a man accused of leading san jose police on a clays that injured several officers is due in court today for a plea hearing. police say 27-year-old alejandro gonzalez carjacked a vehicle. police say he rammed the vehicle into four police officers before the chase was ended. six others were hurt. authorities say he had a warnt stemming from a petty theft conviction. >>> a woman who was criticallily injured in an apartment fire on monday has deid. police say 34-year-old -- died. no one else was injured but several other apartments were damaged. >>> 7:35. a san francisco woman listed the city's homeless in her will.

vehicle on its roof, said sec has lost its left lanes, frass it is fact tougher for all the way into daily city. slowed traffic as the ed past don daley boulevard. it will add about 8-10 minutes fierce drive time. if you are taking to 85 to 380 on sfo, give yourself an extra few minutes. >>justine: the president will demand today that insurance companies provide free contraception. now, women will still be guaranteed access to birth control without copays or premiums in a matter where they work. we have learned that the president will hold a press conference this morning to talk about the changes. our plan is to cover that live during the kron4 news at 9:00 a.m.. >>mark: occupy protesters have returned to the uc- berkeley campus. at the moment there are about two dozen people there. protesters say they are returning because their original demands like ending tuition hikes have not been met. they're hoping to kickstart a new wave of occupy protests. officials have made it clear that camping is not allowed on campus. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we will talk to gary abou

getting out of daily city is going to be tough. northbound 280 not affected yet but it could be. let's take a look at westbound highway 4 coming in from the bay point, not bad. slow traffic only highway 4. this morning we have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for about 10 minutes, no major problems. >>> we have sun breaking through the clouds. it will be a cooler day today, temperatures after yesterday sunny and warm, 60s an 70s, but not today. already light rain near santa rosa, then a quarter inch up in parts of lake county. doesn't look like much. it's a low cloud deck. see it up the lake county, middletown reporting some. also pinier high school, light rain, napa county some light drizzle. the main impact today will be cooler temps. santa rosa yesterday was 72, today 62. the city down to 9 today, san jose, which was 71 yesterday, 64 today. we have a lot of the 40s overnight. one little system here is a series of little systems. look like the pattern is slowly changing to a cooler pattern and maybe more favorable for rain. temperatures start that downward trend t

. >>> tonight, the richmond city council will tackle a part of daily life that irritates many people. the city council will discuss proposals to partner with a service provider to reduce the amount of junk mail, catalogs, and phone books received by richmond residents and businesses. tonight's city council meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the city hall council chambers. >>> cool soggy weather remains in the forecast for your tuesday afternoon. it will be wise to bring along the raincoat. if you have errands to run for the second half of the day, take a look at oakland with plenty of gray sky, and we will remain under the gray sky for tuesday. scattered showers continue to move across the east bay area as it continues to push off to the east. take a look at stormtracker 2. we have just a light breeze over sfo. san jose reporting east winds at six miles per hour and gusts to 26. so they have died down considerably. pleasanton reporting light rain, and east side of san jose into morgan hill, this will continue to move to the east. and just lingering showers with us. as i mentioned earl

daily basis. you are tech companies and cities of san francisco. give us your best ideas. that improves san francisco year round. that is objective number 1. objective two, we are going to change the business process in the city. we are going to use your technological expertise to help us figure out how, when you start a business now, you go to five or six different agencies and challengers up with different bureaucracies and strategies and fees. how about putting that all online, centering that, so you can go to one place and get all your form's online, pay all your fees, and understand the city in a more collaborative way? that is is in the business challenge it in the city. number three, working with code for america, we are going to hack our way into solutions, whether it is taxis, muni, or other things we are challenged with. this saturday, i get to participate in our cities first -- city's first hackathon to fix our taxis in the city. we are getting ready for america's cup. [applause] we have to be able to at least get taxis to where people need them, so they can get

. >> we will have an update tonight to an investigation, city employees using their tax dollars for their daily commute to work. >> city hall response to jayne miller is revealing report. what the mayor has to say, ahead at 5:30. >> a fiery car accident on the side of the road in howard county. details straight ahead. >> we have some areas where life expectancy is on par with -- there is something really wrong with that. >> how long you live depends on where you live in baltimore city. city. let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ male announcer ] for the road ahead, the all-new subaru impreza®. ♪ experience love that lasts. s look at the scene this afternoon in colombia. mckinsey captured this car involved in flames on his iphone just before noon today. howard county fire crews worked to put out the blaze. state police were on hand to help extinguish the flames. there are no reports of any injuries. >> you may not

. >>> and just about an hour ago, all lanes of southbound 280 in daily city were re-opened after a fatalfter 4:30 this morning, the california highway patrol says a person was hit and killed just before the eastmore exit. police say the person was standing in the highway when they were killed. they are not releasing any more details about that crash. >>> time now is 9:12. president obama's weekly online video address calls for new help for struggling homeowners. the response he's getting from capitol hill. >>> and more than $100,000 of stolen luggage at a california airport. the inside job police uncovered. >>> and he's set to become one of silicon valley's leading billionaires. the hefty tax bill coming to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. . >>> good morning to you. giving you a look there at the bay bridge, no trouble getting over the bridge this morning. calm conditions, mostly clear skies. >>> new this morning, in his weekly online video address, president obama is pushing a new housing program he wants congress to pass. it would allow americans with underwater mortgages to refinance at

10 miles over the limit many people are receiving fines of $125 up, a recent report by the daily caller found city brought in more than $12 million in profit, from speed cameras in 2011 we spoke to some of the demonstrators here today including reverend bennett who stands to run for dc council here in ward 7. >>> we believe this is a dangerous place to cross because of the traffic but we believe there needs to be a much more comprehensive study on that. >> i want them the slow down but i can tell you how they can do it here on this street what they did on my street which is put a light. >> well, we also talked to a neighbourhood commissioner for this area of ward 7 she says they did try to get a traffic light here the speed camera was all they were able to do i can tell you guys, and i think one issue is that when folks first get their first ticket it is because the speed camera was just put up and they will get one and possibly more tickets before they even realize it was a speed camera and they violated the limit and all of a sudden they have this wrack up of tickets, again supporters say hey, y

steep especially during tough financial times how much cash do these cameras bring in to the city the daily caller released results of an investigation and found in 2011 speed cams are brought in more than $33 million, 12 million, pure profitryily there has -- recently there has been controversy over a camera on fox call road, they said residents there has complained about speeding it is doing its job. mayor grey said this is about safety and traffic flow if you look at blogs and postings online there are menty of supporters they say if you don't want to pay don't speed but of course there are plenty of critics as well we are likely to see some today at this demonstration along branch avenue, southeast tony alison back to you. >> all right thank you. >>> now, we've asked our -- asked you on our facebook fan page to tell us about the speed and red light cameras you dislike the most. >> there are plenty in maryland to talk about darlene posts all the ones on church road in buoy, rhonda doesn't like the cameras on alan town road fort washington and kilometre an hour by in clinton -- kirby in c

daily city is jammed because of this accident yet to clear.leared in the next few. the slowing will take a while. east bay, the approach for the east shore freeway, typical there. in the north bay an accident, southbound 101 as you approach novato. slow approaching from petaluma. >> check out nbc bay area on facebook. >>> back now at 8:00 on >>> back now at 8:00 on this friday morning, it's the 10th day of february, 2012. the sun is out. the crowd is out. we're excited about the weekend comi coming. we have nice people saying hi to their family. i'm ann curry outside with lester holt and al roker. coming up, we have a touching story about tanya ratliff. they wanted to start a family, but they discovered she couldn't carry a baby. so her two sisters, two of her sisters actually decided to act as surrogates. now guess what? two of them are both pregnant and they're here to tell us all about that. >> terrific story. >> popular new york city tv anchor greg kelly who is the son of the police commissioner is back on the air this morning after being

three or four dailies in every major or minor city. what's important about that period, there's no objectivity. there was great popularity. and there is tremendous diversity in all these papers. and you often find people sitting down to read the papers. not just their paper, but they realize that if they were going to read the parp called the republican or the one called the democrat, and perhaps one called the socialist, that they were going to get different points of views on the same stories. and that was what it meant in part to be an educated citizen. in my mind, i'm not saying we were try to thue to that now. obviously people look at huffington "post" just to see the pen ups are not getting some of the richness that is there.n of the richness that is there.ie of the richness that is there. but i do think in some ways the media world now is quite lively. yes, we have consensus, but we also have paul krugman on the times helping to mobilize people against it. we have good investigative reporting in places like the new yorker. so i

is about how you get to the grocery store, how you get to school, how you do the daily things you need to live in the city. supervisor campos: and i appreciate that. i think is a very important to make sure that is part of the equation. as discussions and decisions are made. one thing that i know is also important is not only how the planning commission deals with the individual cases that come before it. that is a very important role, obviously. but also, long-term in terms of looking at city-wide policy, making sure that the planning department plays a role and making sure that we're making smart choices that are inclusive of all san franciscans and that we really think about big picture, how we're doing in terms of land use. you know, we recently requested an audit around the issue of affordable housing, and one of the things that is very clear in that audit, and i know at some point there will be a more in- depth hearing about that, is how the planning department is not doing enough in making sure that as individual projects are approved, that we have a sense of where those projects fit in the larger

the daily fighting, the daily suffering in that city. also ahead tonight, a 360 follow-up.ystery in upstate new york. dozens of high school girl developed ticks. a 36-year-old woman was also affected. now, it seems many of them are getting back to normal. we'll speak to dr. drew about the diagnosis and how the women got their lives back. those stories at the top of the hour. >>> those korans burned in afghanistan have caused a little anger and two american soldiers have been killed in retaliation. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get back to these invoices... which

city? the daily call you are just released the results of an investigation it found in 2011, speed camerasn d.c. brought in more than $33 million. $12million of that pure profit. mayor vincent gray says money is not a motivating factor, that it is all about safety and traffic flow. now, critics say the system does appear to be financially motivated. it doesn't look like this issue is going anywhere and today, again, we will see some demonstrators out this morning so we will continue to follow this. back to you. >> all right, lauren. thank you. we are also asking you to tell us your speed camera and red light locations. >> er colleen posted don't speed if you can't afford it. with that being said, there is no reason for the lights at new york avenue by howard johnson. several people wrote about i acam are on 295. one viewer posted the one on 295 that is hiding behind the wall under the underpass is crazy. i thought they couldn't hide them. shaking my head. >> a lot of people not happy. >>> coming up next, it's perk of shopping online. >> but in virginia, it could be on its way out. also hea

distracted by the police and it's not paying attention to economic issues oakland is a city of poverty and. daily economic violence and people being foreclosed on left and right i don't think that those things are going ignored i just think that you know clinton's i there's a broad range of troubles that people are facing daily basis well i guess that you know no matter where you stand on this there is something to be said on either side there is always a lot of really brod generalization that comes out and it's always good to look at certain details see as if thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you. i saw the company night fireside friday and than have the hour some be able are looking for love that see that and are thinking about getting engaged believe it or not he just might have a good feel for the occasion or explain after the break. to tonight's fireside with your host cops. this week we spoke about a poll from a.b.c. and the washington post one that looked at the approval rating towards many of president obama's policies and aside from looking at what those surveyed think about th

distracted by the police and it's not paying attention to economic issues oakland is a city of poverty and. daily economic violence and people being foreclosed on left and right i don't think that those things are going ignored i just think that you know plans i there's a broad range of troubles that people are facing daily basis well i guess that you know no matter where you stand on this there is something to be said on either side there is always a lot of really brod generalization that comes out and it's always good to look at certain details says it thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you. i thought to come tonight fireside friday and than happy hour some table are looking for love at the back and are you thinking about getting engaged believe it or not he thought you just might have a good feel for the occasion or explain after the break. from los angeles to chicago to birmingham twenty trauma centers have closed since two thousand severe problem is not enough in-patient beds not enough urgency department beds and not enough nurses to man those that seek to take care of all the peop

to help ensure they meet the deadline, the city has negotiated stiff penalties into the contract that include dailyor every day the project is past due. >> up to $20 million if they are delayed, $6 million for each game. it is a rather substantial incentive to get this thing done on time because we want to be playing football in santa clara in 2014. >> reporter: the decision to approve this contract was not unanimous. one councilman voted against it because he is waiting on a decision from the court. a judge is supposed to rule on the regalegality that originall allowed the project. >>> new this morning -- we're getting our first look at the scene of a massive fire that's left hundreds dead at a prison in honduras. "today in the bay's" marla tellez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: almost 300 inmates are dead and many are still missing. it all happened overnight at a prison about 90 miles north of the honduran capital. a fire ripped through the facility that housed about 800 inmates in all. the associated press just releasing these photos from the scene. an inmate here being rushed to the hosp

becoming distracted by the police and is not paying attention to economic issues oakland is a city of poverty and a daily economic violence and people being foreclosed on left and right i don't think that those things are going ignored i just think that you know clinton's i there's a broad range of troubles that people are facing on a daily basis so i guess that you know no matter where you stand on this there is something to be said on either side there is always a lot of really brod generalization that comes out and it's always good to look at certain details says it thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you. i sort of come tonight fired by friday and then happy hour some people are looking for love. and are getting engaged believe it or not just like a good deal for the occasion or explain after the break. people calling what you said for free and fair elections. and we're still reporting from the summer as you can hear behind me loud explosions . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else hears you some other part of it and