this is the san francisco-based bank. and there was also an increase in the foot traffic. there was a further analysis in the executive summary. the proposal is technically not perfect to formula ratio controls under the proposed ordinance. but the board of supervisors and the amended planning code, to include the financial services with the formula controls. they have the formula uses, and with the analysis, this also plays upon the department land use, this year. there are 160 operating businesses. these uses are considered original uses for the percentages of 3.1%. we included the financial services on 24th street, which is proposed, with the uses and industry. this is 6.9%. the department does not feel that there is an overconcentration. this is part of an overconcentration. we would recommend an improvement on the project, with the neighborhood service and the use, and a complement for the existing yes. this is relatively small. this will only employ about three persons, and the third, is well serviced by public transit. there would not be any significant on street pa

they are san francisco based. they have to do that. they were connected with bank of america and separated themselves. we give preference to local businesses that do a good job. there is a big difference. i have a relationship with a number of banks and i can tell you, i think it is important they are in neighborhoods with lots of customers. they have 3500 customers there, and people are loyal to first republic and they will get in their cars, and they will waste a lot of their day going to take care of their banking business in another neighborhood. this makes a lot of sense. of course it has been pointed out that the incidence of formula retail in noe valley is small, 3.2%. even if you consider including banks in there, which are not currently included but there is -- it is up to less than 7% if banks are formula retail. formula retail and individual stores can coexist and they tend to support each other. people come in with a formula of retail business and they will end up doing other business there, in a small neighborhood place. a

the company announced a $100 million buyout of a small chain of san francisco based company. shared fell 2.8. after the close tonight a separate deal. this time with starbucks and coinstar opening up coffee kiosks selling coffee for one dollar and it added another 3.5% after the closing bell. rising to over $61 per share in after hours action. watch this one tomorrow. the new vending venture with starbucks expands coinstar beyond the machine and red box dvd kiosks. and today was the lates latest indication of a weakening industry. it was weaker than anticipated. shares were falling fast today off 9.7%. lowest closing price since november. volume increased almost five-fold. in worries about industrial supplies hit others and mnc almost down 5%. yesterday we had economic data pointing to slowing factory orders.Ñi our exchange traded fund mark flash the top five most actively traitedwe%úx etfs tracking fund. that's tonight's market focus. >> tom: the define issue for the election year is the economy and jobs. they blame president obama policies and president said republicans on

>> fifth according to the san francisco based online training company that just released a list of theop 25 smartest cities in the country. >> one is charles yotsville, virginia. and lafayette, virginia. >> these rankings based on how well users scored playing memory problems, problem solving and other games. >> i would not score well. >>

we have to depend upon our own, san francisco-based companies to grow our economies. the years passed, we waited for state and federal funds, no longer there. president obama stated we are not into your marks anymore. he and congress are cutting a lot of that off. jerry brown, every time i see him, it is like, what else are you going to cut? if he does not get his way, there is going to be even more hurt. we are no longer dependent upon those streams of revenue. we have to create our own. i only know one way. have a solid relationship with the businesses who want to grow, employee, helped make the city successful. that is how we are going to do it. where wanted do it on your own, but we are going to do it with your innovation. i want to invite you, on a number of levels, as part of this relationship, we have problems in our city to solve. i cannot solve them with just city government employees. i think the way we are starting to think, we will get you into helpless to some hack-a-thons, think about how to get muni better operating. even the affordable housing debate w

the san francisco-based degree is going national. yesterday starbucks announced a $100 million cash deal to buy the 19 bakery chain. o'bannon hall when runs went of the sense >>mark: a man shot and killed in a big district yesterday morning. he was driving on monday avenue when he was shot in the head. he was transported to set francisco general where he was pronounced dead. no suspects have been identified. half as san francisco judge has delayed the sentencing for edward ramos convicted killing a man and his two sons in 2008. his attorneys for and ask for a new trial because the jury appeared to be confused before convicting him of murder. ron rothstein >>mark: a freshman senator attacked a senior in the hallway as a group watched his and prevented others from breaking up the fight. this comes on the heels of a bullying incidents in vallejo and concord. the officials said they are alarmed at what happened at the hospital -- high- school and then to review their policies. >> we really want to take a look at what we're doing in our s

the san francisco based company behind the app says it monitors and screenstoscope the under 16 users and adults in separate communities. according to the times, three men are accused of raping children they met using the mobile app. one was a 12-year-old california girl. >>> san francisco ask getting ready to launch -- is getting ready to launch a new program. in august a grant will pay people up to $75 a week to foster and train dogs from the animal celter. it will give -- shelter. it will give the dogs a better chance of adoption. they will have the chance to adopt the dogs at the end of the trainer. >> if one dog like charlie spends one less night in a shelter cage, that is great. >> participates have to promise not to pan handled when in the program. >>> someone broke in to their home and stole a suit case containing a wedding gown and a silver choker made years ago. they planned to pass them on to their daughter. they hope someone will recognize them and bring them to police. >>> nurses around the bay area walk off the job, we will look at the impact it is having. >> do you know

. >> facing doubts among investors about staying power, san francisco-based zinga announced new features today including a network. it allows players to use the same tools whether they're on facebook, the smart phone or the company's own web site. >> they offer new ways to meet people, they offer more real- world tie-ins and offer new dimensions of play like crafting and specialization that i am excited about >> investors were not very impressed. stock fell 30¢. >> bombarded with unwanted e- mail? cbs five consumer watch reporter julie watts says doing that could lead to more unwanted spam. >> to subscribe or unsubscribed, that is the question, and it is one many of us face when we checked our e-mail. when you do that you are typically taken off the list but does this sound familiar? >> i unsubscribed it but i received more of the same e-mail >> he is not alone, as it turns out when you on subscribe to e- mail that is not legitimate you may be subscribing to many more >> what you're really doing is authenticating that yours is a good e-mail >> your address is then sold or given away. it

san francisco treasures were auctioned. take a look. the typewriter right there was used by herb cain. the 49ers memorability and the statue from the san francisco-based movie the maltese falcon. tonight's auction was to help raise money for an intern program. >> it's a great opportunity. that's positive for the careers of teachers. united we stand and divided we fall. it's only off parts. >> that's big moan raised. about $81,000 was raised from tonight's auction. >> an apple a day will keep the doctor away. the fruit may keep the pounds away too. a compound in apple peels help maintain a healthy weight. the substance increases the amount of muscle and brown fat. brown fat is the key here. two tissue that burn calories. eating apple peels reduces side effects like diabetes and fatty liver disease. >> our newsroom is smelling like goats. and corn dogs. we had fun out at the alameda county fair. how about deep fried fruity pebbles. we were all about this. all the way down to 69 for our thursday. san jose from to 67. also in san rafael from none to 61. here's the next big change. we are following showers offshore. this is extremely rare for june. a lot o

. >>> san francisco's baked goods will soon be available at starbucks nationwide. the giant coffee chain bought the san francisco-based bakery for $100,000. baked goods will start replacing its current menu of baked goods early next year. the french pastries, like its signature croissants will be sold in the bay area first. it hopes to popularize the bay area experience in the united states. >>> kids using facebook. right now, the social networking giant only allows kids 13 and up to use the site legally. but the company is considering changing that policy. some parents say it's not a problem. but others are worried. here's scott budman. >> reporter: these kids love technology. but they're under 13 and can't open facebook accounts. many of them lie about their age to open profiles on the social network. >> i chat with my friends. go on and play games. >> reporter: now, facebook is looking into ways to let the under-13 set comment, friend and post. parents we spoke to have mixed feels. >> not a problem. we have it sensored. other people can't talk to him. we put that on him. >> they're telling you, i'm this age. i'm th

. >>> san francisco based sales force.com said today it will buy buddy media for $689 million. buddy media helps big brands such as ford, hewlett-packard, manage their social networking. it is expected to be completed during the third quarter of this year. >>> a convicted killer faces the woman he made a widow. >> the penalty costco is paying for the mishandling by some of its stores. >>> a grieving widow confronts the man accused of killing her husband and two of her sons. >> let him rot. let him stay there the rest of her life. >> she brought the courtroom to tears today, as she gave the impact of losing her husband and two sons. >> reporter: raw emotions filled the san francisco courtroom today while the judge delayed sentencing edwin ramos. he did allow members of the balogna family. she held up photos of the three murder victims. one photo was of 16-year-old matthew in a hospital bed before she had him taken off life support. we're not showing her face, because she and her surviving families are in witness protection. >> at one point, i did see him put his head down. i did

the coffee chain buying san francisco-based la bulange.current menu of baked goods early next year. the french pastries like the signature croissants will be sold in bay area stores before rolling out nationally. the goal is to popularize the french bakery experience right here in the u.s. >>> well, maybe this is why president obama's coming back to the bay area. he's coming back again. this time for a quick lunch, though. air force one scheduled to touch down wednesday at 11:40 a.m., depart for l.a. four hours later. mr. obama scheduled to attend a luncheon at the julia morgan ballroom in the financial district. lunch and a picture with the president, $7,500. president obama you'll recall recently raised several million dollars for his reelection campaign during a visit to the south bay less than two weeks ago. >> that limo can get away with speeding. >>> san jose will no longer be throwing away homeless people's belongings. they'll be tagged and stored away for the homeless for 90 days. san jose's independent police auditor recently remi

san francisco base company blamed the interruption on what it called a cascading bug in one of the main frame computers but the company says it was not hacked. poll jaysed to the millions of users. >>> san francisco highest profile movers and shakers were at johns grill tonight for auction that raised over 80,000 dollars for police chief new cause. police department tactical vehicle escorted the chief to johns where the memorabilia included the cain package with the typewriter, gold dust lounge bar stool and original column draft. went for about 25,000 dollars. money that will be used for the chief summer job program for city kids who pledge to graduate from high school. >> rather than put a young person in something where there noise happy ending this is ever other tuesday you gate paychec paycheck. we both know you start getting a paycheck as kid you like getting paycheck. we claim them before the streets can. >>reporter: we hear abc 7 news especially happy about the 2 bidders who paid 3000 dollars each for dinner and movie with arts entertainment reporter don sanchez. >> money well s

san francisco base company blamed the interruption on what it called a cascading bug in one of the mainme computers but the company says it was not hacked. poll jaysed to the millions of users. >>> san francisco highest profile movers and shakers were at johns grill tonight for auction that raised over 80,000 dollars for police chief new cause. police department tactical vehicle escorted the chief to johns where the memorabilia included the cain package with the typewriter, gold dust lounge bar stool and original column draft. went for about 25,000 dollars. money that will be used for the chief summer job program for city kids who pledge to graduate from high school. >> rather than put a young person in something where there noise happy ending this is ever other tuesday you gate paychec paycheck. we both know you start getting a paycheck as kid you like getting paycheck. we claim them before the streets can. >>reporter: we hear abc 7 news especially happy about the 2 bidders who paid 3000 dollars each for dinner and movie with arts entertainment reporter don sanchez. >> money well spent

the san francisco-based 9th circuit court of appeals refused to reconsider a ruling declaring prop eight unconstitutional. proposition eight is the voter approved referendum making same-sex marriage illegal in california. now, despite today's ruling, the ban is in affect for 90 days to give prop 8 supporters a chance to file papers with the supreme court. >>> the 19-year-old hayward man accused of taking part in a deadly rob bray attempt at a jewelry store is charged with murder because he didn't actually kill anyone. he was shot and killed by the store's owner last wednesday. police say it was in self-defense after they tried to rob golden treasures in san ramon at gun point. late this evening the contra costa's attorney's office charged him with murder in the death of his alleged accomplice. abc7 news legal analyst says the defendant is being charged under what is called the provocative act doctrine. >> if anybody dies in the course of the commission of that crime, even your accomplice you can under the appropriate circumstances be under to guilty of murder, even first degree murder. >

the san francisco-based 9th circuit court of appeals refused to reconsider a ruling declaring prop eight unconstitutional. proposition eight is the voter approved referendum making same-sex marriage illegal in california. now, despite today's ruling, the ban is in affect for 90 days to give prop 8 supporters a chance to file papers with the supreme court. >>> the 19-year-old hayward man accused of taking part in a deadly rob bray attempt at a jewelry store is charged with murder because he didn't actually kill anyone. he was shot and killed by the store's owner last wednesday. police say it was in self-defense after they tried to rob golden treasures in san ramon at gun point. late this evening the contra costa's attorney's office charged him with murder in the death of his alleged accomplice. abc7 news legal analyst says the defendant is being charged under what is called the provocative act doctrine. >> if anybody dies in the course of the commission of that crime, even your accomplice you can under the appropriate circumstances be under to guilty of murder, even first degree murder. >

t san francisco have nominated their favorite destinations, experiences, local businesses, and nonprofit organizations in their neighborhoods, and we will be presenting a guide to san francisco based on this. in terms of the role the city is playing, i think the biggest role in city could play would be to make compliance with existing laws and regulations more clear and more easy for local residents. london, for example, is doing a great job of this in anticipation of the olympics. they have run out of hotel rooms, and they realize that the whole purpose of the olympics was to create economic development in some of the most underserved areas of the city, and they are not getting that. we will be working collaborative lee to come up with a solution to solve that problem. they have created a wonderful website that clearly states what you need to do to be compliant. >> that is what christopher is doing in london then, right? >> yes. >> one more question for jay, and i think we should open up for questions from everyone here. tell us what existing city initiatives -- you know, this -- the schering economy working group will interface with or connect with, and how does it fit in with e

san francisco base company blamed the interruption on what it called a cascading bug in one of the mainters bute millions of users. >>> san francisco highest profile movers and shakers were at johns grill tonight for auction that raised over 80,000 . police departmenthief new tactical vehicle escorted the chief to johnsmemorae memorabilia included the cain package with the typewriter, gold dust lounge bar stool and original column draft. went for about 25,000 dollars. money that will be used for the chief summer job program for city kids who pledge to graduate from high school. >> rather than put a young person in something where there noise happy ending this is ever other tuesday you gate paychec paycheck. we both know you start getting a paycheck as kid you like getting paycheck. we claim them before the streets can. >>reporter: we hear abc 7 news especially happy about the 2 bidders who paid 3000 dollars and movie dinner and movie with arts entertainment reporter don sanchez. >> money well spent. >> definitely. >> let's get a check on the forecast right now. >> changes. >> certainly

. >>> san francisco based zynga maker of farmville and other games slumped following an annual report that its active user base increased significantly. stock closed just below $30 a share. stocks rallied in wall street despite concern over the debt crisis. the increase was driven in part from word that the feds could take action to help the economy. today's surge wiped out a big decline from yesterday. >>> the future of television was on display in a conference in san francisco. our health and science editor john fowler shows us how interactive tv is connecting viewers with each other and with advertisers. >> reporter: the sixth tv of tomorrow conference, 600 people, even more ideas. >> i think the television of tomorrow is about connecting with people. >> reporter: san francisco's x2tv puts an icon in the video. >> it takes you to the web or it actually will do an overlay of text on the video so you never have to leave the visit video. >> i think it's about bringing all the content you want into your living room. >> enabling advertisers to reach consumers. >> reporter: san jose's ac

starbucks announced its largest acquisition, a relatively modest $100 million deal for the san francisco-based bakery chain, la boulange. the deal expands starbucks focus on food items. while shares bucked the weak market today with their over 3% gain during the regular session, after the announcement, the stock fell 2.5% from this closing number. during the session, starbucks announced plans for a new initiative. but after the la boulange announcement, the market appeared initially unimpressed. airline stocks were hit after one of the biggest carrier in the u.s. saw its revenue growth slowed last month. that hit delta stock, losing 11.5%. united continental fell more than 7.5%. and discount carrier southwest fell almost 4%. in our exchange traded fund market flash, growth funds found the buyers. the tracking fund for the nasdaq 100, and the emerging markets e.t.f. were higher, with the rest of the most actively traded funds down. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: any indication it could be a long hot summer for invest, slowing u.s. economy, europe in turmoil, the election coming up

the san francisco-based startup says it is working to design better security and hopes to have the siteon line soon. >>grant: we are tracking an earthquake in southern california. a 4.1 magnitude hitting 20 mi. from downtown los angeles. people in southern california in anaheim are telling us that they felt the earthquake there. no word on any injuries or damage. >>pam: an arsonist has been caught on camera lighting fires in san francisco. this video has popped up on you too. charles crawford has a look at what happened. >> this is video of surveillance cameras. the times that says it was shot just after midnight on the morning of june 12th. you'll notice a furniture piled up over. you'll notice that this man is wearing a blue shirt and a jacket. he goes over to the furniture and pretends to be irritating but he is looking around to see if anyone is watching him. after a few moments, he walks away. he is then spotted on another camera tearing off pieces of cardboard and carries the cardboard back over to the furniture using it to light a small fire in the bottom drawer. he then closes t

, it is from a website, home remodeling magazine, there is a long list of things supposedly san francisco-based, adjusted for local conditions, and how much of the cost you can expect to recoup for the work you're doing in the building. if you're doing work because you want to live there and you want to appreciate the improvement, that is different. if you're doing work with a clear eye to how much you can get back, i am shocked to see under the column that says "cost recouped," there's not a single one of these things that says you can get back all of your cost, not one. some of them you get back a lot. most of them you do not do too well. is there anything where you recoup your full cost? golden gate bridge. >> there you go. >> in terms of immediate value, part of this is a function of our limited housing supply, really. that affects the value, of course. if you do a bathroom remodels, they are saying the job cost $18,000, you might recoup $15,000. the hard part in determining that, to compare apples and apples, is to look at a house in the sunset district with a single-family home with one b

the san francisco-based 9th circuit court of appeals refused to reconsider a ruling declaring prop eighton eight is the voter approved referendumsame-sex makg making same-sex marriage illegal in california. now, despite today's ruling, the ban is in affect for 90 days to give prop 8 supporters a chance to file papers with the supreme court. >>> the 19-year-old hayward man accused of taking part in a deadly rob bray attempt at a jewelry store jewelry store is charged with bt actually kill anyone. he was shot and killed by the store's owner last wednesday. police say it was in self-defense after they tried to rob golden treasures in san ramon at gun point. late this evening the contra costa's attorney's office charged him with murder in the death of his alleged accomplice.labc7 news legal anas the defendant is being charged under what is called the provocative act doctrine. >> if anybody dies in the course of the commission of that crime, even your accomplice you can under the appropriate circumstances be under to guilty of murder, even first degree murder. >> he is scheduled to be arraign

so large that five year old, san francisco-based, small batch pets is one of the fastest growing companies in the raw slice of the $20 billion pet food industry. >> dogs and cats don't cook. that's the best way i can put it. they're anatomically made to eat raw food. it's completely bio-available to them, they assimilate it properly. you can see it in their coat, their teeth. >> reporter: nice doggie. this is where all the magic began? small batch pets started in the mission district, one bowl, one blender, giving the food away to folks in the neighborhood. that was then. >> we get in a truck load on wednesday morning and were shipping almost half of it out, that same day. this is now, distribution border to border in california with expansion on track for the entire pacific northwest. that said, how do you keep the small in small batch? >> were gonna grow, that's gonna happen. with a great product, getting it out there. but were still producing it in relative small batches relative to the rest of the industry. as long as we're stringent in our belief and we adapt the same business model i

. >> the family is suing san francisco based company that hosts virtual races. and rewards winners who use a gps system to track their own time and that of competitors. he flew down this road june 19th, 2010. 10 miles above the posted speed limit. after learning someone else on the site clocked a better time. he was fatally injured when he suddenly braked to avoid a car. the bike flipped over. the lawsuit accuses the company of negligence. >> they assume no responsibility. they couldn't put cones out. they don't have anyone monitoring or see whether a course is dangerous. >> strava saying the death was a tragic accident. and we expressed our condolences when it occurred in 2010. based on the facts in this accident and the law, there is no merit to the lawsuit. and dean johnson calls it a stretch. >> because the theory is that strava could have or should have seen dangers on course than the cycle qists that were there could and and should have seen the risk. >> steve has cycled the same stretch of road. >> i can see why you can think they'd vee sponsibility. on t

they are buying a san francisco- based chain in a $100 million deal.it or replace the current menu items next year. the high-and bakery goods will help them against competitors. >> this was eight -- she was a staple in the district every thanksgiving. she ran a homeless shelter for decades until financial problems forced her to close down. she died last weekend at the age of 70. >> she did a lot of good work around our area. here is what is coming up tonight at 6:00. we're keeping a close call -- watch on the gubernatorial recall election in wisconsin. voters will line up to see if the governor, scott walker, will be replaced. also, the future of a well-known horse farm in fairfax county. why it might be forced out of business. >> let's check to see what is happening in sports. >> you want venous to do its thing. the nationals are back on the field. they have lost four of the last five games. besides bryce harper, the rest of the club has been quiet. the redskins were back in the field today for organized team activities. it has been a great opportunit

. >> we do not use that program here, all tensions in san francisco based on reasonable suspicion. >> mayor says he's aware of the charge and stop and frisk. >> yes there are violations maybe we can do it better. i will seek that advice. >> the mayor says that will come from meeting was community and particularly in the southern part city where most of the violence is occurring. >> thank you and golden state warriors head coach revealed he's the victim of an extortion attempt stemming from an extramarital affair six years ago. the smoking gun reports a 28-year-old former stripper and paying adams $5,000 after she threatened him in april. and then alert warriors when a demand was made. they now face charges in this case. jackson believes a statement saying quote, i made errors and i apologize for any embarrassment i may have caused family, frendz and warriors. warriors expressed support for jackson today. >> san francisco suspended sheriff will begin testifying in two hours in the city ethics commission. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after the sheriff pleaded guilt dwree misdemeanor fa

and why this apple device ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> microsoft is in talks to a san francisco based company that develops social companies. microsoft could pay more than $1 billion for the acquisition. you spend about 400 bucks for a brand new ipad with all the bells and whistles or you could drop hundreds of thousands of dollars on a apple can't take. many consider this ground zero for the computer. some say that it's worth it, but according to history buffs it's really about the legacy of steve jobs. >>> they blew up the world, the took over. they're the brain of the robot that attacked people. he changed that. he changed that by making things broadly. >>> at the hundred and 20 k, you may be sitting on your own apple treasurer. that's a piece of history though, not to back. >>> making the bed is our next topic. it's a pay more than anything. when inventor says that he found the perfect solution. it is called the smart said. seconds after its senses the human up the bed, it will start making the bed. it's a little creepy, i should say. no price has been put on the bed because it is still a

. >> microsoft is paying more than $1 million to buy san francisco-based internet startup yammer >> the company hopes it will attract businesses with facebook like tools that will allow employees to collaborate in the workplace. last week, microsoft unveiled its own tablet computer called surface to compete with ipad. they also bought skype for $8.5 billion. that's the biggest purchase in the company's history >> in our community and in our world, we have a long history of changing the names. >> how the teachings of buddha ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> like some people, city streets are constantly changing. sometimes the old names don't fit anymore which is why a street in berkeley is getting a name change to something that some people think reflects its present-day life. >> in berkeley everyone knows shaddock, it is a main thoroughfare named after france's kittredge shattuck, the town stranding father. pass the way is a founding way. did anyone ask you is harold? >> nobody was able to tell us >> every building on harold way is owned by a meditation center. there is a translation center, a bookst

and another bio to tell you b star buck as agreed to buy san francisco-based bay bread and it sells organicread. the move as the ceo has been trying tochl pand the company's noncoffee businesses. >> thank you. when sandhya patel was here and talking about the chance of showers, i didn't take it that seriously. i thought it's june. and this does seem like it came out of nowhere. >> it's not terribly unusual to get some rain. it does happen. it's not the norm. so this is a look at not the norm. check this out. there is western sky. it does look dark and for bid boeding if i use larry's terminology, and i will. there is a little bit of blue shining through. there are spotty showers at the moment. let me go live to give you a look at what's happening and there is a bulk of the storm into sierra foot hills. there is some near cloverdale. into south bay there is a little bit as well. there are clearing and breezy conditions tomorrow, warmer days and more seasonal weather coming our way. there is this cold front. behind the front there is a chance of showers and there is some strong wind gusts. st

. >>> microsoft could be getting ready to make a billion dollar purchase for a san francisco-based company microsoft could pay more than a billion dollars for yammer develops social networks for other companies. neither yammer or microsoftt/dy ever commenting. analysts say microsoft may ñ its office software. >>> this morning people are lining up for the opening of carsland at disney's california adventure. look at this, live pictures above the amusement park. boy, the crowds are there. the attraction is based on the disney pixar film created in emeryville. don sanchez is at california adventure and has more on what visitors can expect. >> reporter: new world of cars by the disney people. everything you have seen in the blockbuster becomes real. in the middle of radiator spring along route 66. the experience is breath taking. authentic reproduction of pixar's version of the southwest desert those are the radiator spring racers and i'm going for a ride. we are racing another car headed to the finish line with twists and turns and surprises along the way. >> inspired by the movie cars -- [ i

. >>> san francisco base game zynga unveiled new products along the new games are farmville two, chefvillend the ville. zynga has used facebook to boost its games but is now trying to raise revenue by using its own website. >> you have people who don't want to be on facebook and by having a platform you have other developers who can get a game discovered because zynga can deliver 10 million or 30 million people. >> each month 290 million people play zynga game such as words with friends and farmville. >>> in news of the world tonight in uganda, rescue workers had to use hand tools to search for people missing in landslide before heavy equipment arrived. at least 100 are believed to be buryed in a number of villages. >>> in syria, president assad said his country is in a genuine state of war. previously he has described the violence as an uprising by terrorists carrying out a foreign agenda. fighting has now broken out closer to the capital of damascus. turkey is now warning syria to keep their forces inside their borders or risk an armed response. syria shot down a turkish band. >>> say go