>> having measures in place around payroll, around, around the financial stability pieces of it. this is -- so, this is, this is the interim counselor working with her board of trustees to implement policies that will address those pieces. that's not the special -- at that time, the limited power that the special trustee had, that wasn't his responsibility to say, you need to go and get your staff to do this. the trustees were still -- our elected trustee were -- were very much in place to do those pieces. >> so it's the mayor's decision because of the trustees that we are where we are? >> no, we're not -- we're not interested at all in placing blame. what we're interested in is moving forward. so, these are the kinds of things that we are not interested in getting caught up in. we want to provide supports to the special trustee and to the interim chancellor to ensure that they don't get stuck on some of these -- in some of these areas that are moving forward. >> i appreciate that. look, i do think it's a good thing that you're involved. i think that it brings a certain expertise

so, for example, if it's around hiring or if it's around auditing or if it's key pieces where we have staffing that's available to help support or have another eye take a look at that, we're going to be providing that. the mayor has been really focused on looking at the self-evaluation of the college, the recommendations that were developed by not only staff, but with the elected trustees. and we're really wanting to focus on getting those accomplished in a much swifter manner and that's where our energies have been placed. thank you. >> thank you. just a couple questions. so, on the pathway to accreditation, can you say what the mayor sees in terms of opportunities for the college to be able to transform itself? not just meeting accreditation standards, but is there a vision that the mayor has in terms of what more the college could be that could help guide the work efficacy departments do? >> i think it's really clear the importance in value, particularly around work force development and our higher education opportunities for our kids transferring over. that was our huge focus area

negotiations around the clock.th sides are saying right now. >>> good morning. i have my eye on all of the bay area freeways. it will help you get around another day of rush hour traffic jams. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> well,

you know, i love this event for calm reasons usually it's because it's done around valentine's day and happy valentine's day by-the-way, and that is right by the day of my wedding anniversary and i'll be married 28 years torld tomorrow and pie my wife is not here today but happy anniversary sweet heart and this is beginning in 2004 and when judy good him and ellen newman and nancy vekcal come to you and you don't say no. as a matter of fact, when pam bear comes to you, larry she is much toucher than you when pam comes to you you done say know no and so we are proud of this relationship at visa that we have with this organization, the foundation and we are really proud of the work that we do in this community in san francisco that we call home. you know, it's through the san francisco general hospital foundation that we are able to impact all residents lived lives and is vital for the health and welfare of the san francisco community and visa is proud and i really mean it visa is proud to support in world-class hospital that is responsible for keeping the alt bay area healthy and at vis

you see he's taking a couple of nabs at the eel, chasing this thing around. goes around the rock. kind of takes off. but it's hanging around. jackie says she lost sight of it, realized it was pecking at her leg. then you see it's like i lost the eel, now i don't have anybody to play with. pecks around in the sand. it didn't find a fish and took it up to the surface and came back down. does pick up a starfish for a little bit but kind of like, it's not for me today. >> all we ever see are the ducks and waterfowl go under the water. then yosee them pop up but you thinkhat are there? >> now we know what they're doing. >> the artsy tanks are heading into battle. >> look, there are explosions. dirt's flying, everything. >> exactly what it looked like in your head when you were a kid. >> see the toys come to life, next. >>> in life, sometimes you have to put yourself in the place of someone else to really understand their journey. so today i'm going to put you in place of a bowling pin so you understand what their life is like. >> it's very important to have empathy. so there you go. th

around. >> spun around. she means spun round. >> richard, is that richard quest, is that you there? >> forgive. i think what she's saying is that the plane spun around 360, not went round 360. >> right, yeah. >> it touched down and then spun round on its axis 360 degrees. >> yes. that's exactly right. it didn't appear that the wings broke off or anything of that nature. but it definitely did spin around and came to an abrupt stop. there wasn't a huge explosion of fire, but this was definitely fire, lots of smoke, and at that point we were just waiting to -- >> let me just ask her. where did you see -- where did you see the tail touch the ground? how far after it crossed the runway threshold, if you can remember what you saw, where did you see the first strike of the tail? >> it seemed like the first strike of the tail was right at the end of the runway. we thought it was going -- it looked like it hit between where the end of the runway and the water meet. and that's where we saw the first im

you will have to find another way around.lus the strike is costing the bay area and millions of dollars. we will tell you just how much the bay area is losing as a result of bart on strike. we'll also hear from stories of commuters on what their commute was like the first day as they prepare another day and to get to and from work. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 200 . vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generationn because it offers a superior level of protectioo and because usaa's commitmente to serve military members, veterans, and their familiese is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote.t usaa. we know what it means to serve.rv >>james: good morning. top stories we're following this morning on this second day of a bart strike. everyone expected another long commute. that is the alert that is going out. we will give you the latest terror just a moment >>anny: we will first are things here--start

developments around russia. and syria could be facing the prospect of becoming a terrorist state within a state sources in the free syrian army which is the major western backed rebel group claimed that al qaeda plans to declare islamic rule over territory near the border with turkey until recently the opposition was believed to be cooperating with extremist groups in its fight against president sad but now there are signs that relationship is souring he's got if you can. you imagine all kinds hiding in some caves in remote mountains not anymore they want their own country they found the land for that it's the part of syria which is under the rebels control we're talking about the northern part of the country that borders turkey according to an influential arabic newspaper off charcol outside which cites a source in the free syrian army a kind of feel weighted militants intent to accidently assert their control over the territory immediately after ramadan ramadan ends around the ninth of august according to the

take a look around. the ceo of gay pride tells me this is a record setting crowd. 1.5 million people are here. you can see it's wall-to-wall people. people enjoying lots of music and each other. the largest crowd ever and the first time that same-sex couples can get married during gay pride as well. ceremonies are over for the day. but a reception is under way. and newlyweds can get in with marriage license. marriage equality is the talk of the celebration here at pacific center and along the parade route. lots of statements are being made about the end of prop 8. same-sex couples say after years of fighting, it's exciting to marry the person they love. >> i've been marching all these years in the hopes that i could legally get marry pd and marry the person i love. that's what we're celebrating today. after all these year, i'm 58 years old, and i'm able to express the love i care about my partner. >> reporter: now, lots of happy couples here, lots of happy supporters. video of the crowd gives you an idea

they like being around him. he is very smart, got a lot of good qualities, plus plus plus across the board when you talk about his attitude, his -- the way he thinks, the way he thinks things through. how he operates. >> plus plus plus across the board, pretty good news for the raiders, up in napa ready to go. they have finally got their number one draft choice. hayden. he signs a four year deal worth about 10% oro s . it's still unknown if he will be able to start practicing immediately. cornerback of course went -- underwent off season surgery to remove scar tissue in his stomach. he of course suffer that severe injury, life threatening injury in a football practice in his last year of college. he has not played contact football in more than a year. the raiders hoping he comes around real fast, the giants at the perfect time have a day off to rest up and recover,'s in a big series with the angels that starts tonight. that's the sporting life for right now. >> all right. thank you. >> we want to go to breaking

forecast, we are talking extreme heat around the bay area. triple digit temperatures for the next four consecutive days. i will talk more about the excessive heat. i was sure your afternoon highs coming up in just a couple of a minutes. >>anny: output taking a quick look on how the movies did. sandra block brought up the heat against jenny tatum and j.b. stocks. and first place, monsters university. the second weekend in a row earning an estimated $46.1 million. that he debuted in the second place bringing and $40 million. rounding out the top three, world wars see with 29 appoint $8 million and brad pitt. -- fellchanninchanning tatum. and jamie foxx. the heat debuted 2nd at $40 million. ♪ [ male announcer ] to all you burger aficionados... show your love. 'cause mcdonald's just topped perfection with the all-new quarter pounder burgers. three delectable new choices that let you flaunt your burger bravado. with toppings like new thick-cut applewood smoked bacon, cool and spicy habanero ranch sauce, and fresh veggies. new quarter pounder burge

we suggest you stick around for this one. one of the videos you have to see. >>> plus, we do have a name now. what william and nate hakate ha picked for third in line to the british throne. the little man finally has a real name. >>> speaking of babies, nine months later, the unexpected side effect of superstorm sandy. stick around. we are back. >>> a really nice day shaping up out there. temperatures right now in the 70s and 80s. still pretty humid. i will let you know when that dry heat summer average weather we are about to get into, how long it lasts and when it's coming in. >>> pope francis traveling to brazil's largest and most important shrine. the pontiff's overseas trip has included some security concerns over there after the pope's wild ride into rio yesterday. as it does for every trip, you can see the pope surrounded by the throng of faithful. well, the vatican says security is always reviewed on a daily basis, but so far, no schedule changes because of monday's chaos, after, get this the pope's motorcade took a w

around the ballpark, the oakland a's taking on the l.a. angels and the numbers in the 60s with partly cloudy skies, and right here on the nbc bay area coming up this evening, we have the giants and the cubs, and that is at 6:00, and you will watch it on nbc bay area with the first pitch coming up at 6:00, and we will see the temperatures close to 6f0 degrees. we will have mist and fog. and rain is a possibility from south lake tahoe to yosemite, and watch out for that if you are heading to the high country this weekend. meantime, back talking about the low clouds around the bay area, you will see it even in the inland valleys through 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, and sunshine through the afternoon and the low clouds will sweep back in tonight and into the morning. that means that the pattern will repeat, and the low clouds into sacramento by tomorrow morning and strong sea breeze is the story of to weekend. and san jose is in the 70s and you will notice the numbers getting closer to 80s so the places higher elevation should see 80s, but othe

she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannietonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ second week in a row. the animated sequel "despicablee 2" outdid the debut of the sand .... [ music ] >>> they outdid the debut of grown ups two and pacific rim. they racked up $49 million this week. and we will be right back. stop smoking. manage your wires. watch out for space heaters. clean the chimney. get one of these. cool the romance. and of course, talk to farmers. hi. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sal

sticky and steamy 92 around waldorf and la plata and still holding around 90 in leesburg. now the future, show you what you can expect tomorrow morning. clouds pushing back in by the time we get to 8:00, 9:00 a.m. partly cloudy by then. expecting more showers and even a few thunderstorms coming our way. mainly during the afternoon tomorrow. so keep your umbrellas handy for yet another day. in fact another three days as you'll see. 30% chance of seeing that thunder shower move through with high humidity and i think very high humidity coming our way mid-week wednesday and also on thursday. we'll get afternoon showers and even some thunderstorms but the possibility of severe weather on thursday. here's a look at tomorrow morning start, 71 gaithersburg, 73 degrees la plata to areas around stafford, alexandria starting out at 73. the high tomorrow this time a little higher getting up to 89 to 90 degrees with again your showers and storms coming i think early afternoon right through the late afternoon tomorrow. so 90 for tomorrow the high. wednesday 93. we'll be a little cooler

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close to 70 around santa cruz. 70s to low 80s around the trivalley. windy at times up toward concord and fairfield. could have winds up to 35 miles per hour at times this afternoon. very gusty. 63 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland, and only 70s today up around the north bay. so these mornings which will include drizzle and low clouds will continue probably through tuesday. and look at those inland temperatures for this ultime of year as we finish off july and get to the start of august. temperatures starting to climb up a little bit. approaching next weekend, some 80s to maybe some low 90s in the valley. but overall, pretty nice. no spare the air days and nothing too hot or too cool around the bay area. take your pick, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s as we head to next weekend. >> hopefully. thanks. >> still ahead on today in the bay, former prisoners beating out college grads for top tech jobs? >> it's not every interview, when can you start and they say, as soon as i get released. >> we'll show you the program helping these ex-inmates get hired first. >>>

she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ >>> bay area commuters are holding their breath to see if bart and union can avoid a strike. laura anthony explains, pickets are gone and th trains are running but so are the accusations. >> negotiators for bart returned to the bargaining table this morning back in the same room for the first time in a week. it all comes after they agreed to extend the current contract for 30 days so they are iron out significant differences. so far there has been some progress on minor issues but still there a long way to go. >> union is prepared to negotiate 24 hours day between now and august 5. if we could achieve an agreement by tomorrow, we would. it takes two parties. >> thomas hawk will be availab

contra costa and around the coast up and down 60s and 70s and around the peninsular and around the baywarmer will kick in and carry us into the weekend. again this has to be far away and we will get toasty numbers, and it is not changing that much. >>> new unemployment claims, they filed origin initial jobless benefits but that's the lowest level since early may. employers are cutting fewer jobs than in the past few weeks. johnson & johnson is ending a lawsuit by investors. they received quality control failure and johnson does not a head to it and a judge still has to put it up up in the air. >>> and plus one u.s. mayor is pushing residents away from elevators and on to stairs. it is a plan that coliseum force many -- plan that could force many city buildings to get a face-lift. . >>> good morning, plenty of areas of fog, not that much change coast and bay. >>> well, a month rail in sacramento is closed this morning after dozens of people got stuck. 38 passengers were stuck when it lost power and cherry pickers had to rescue the riders. >> everybody was focused to the side, i was like

just volume around the inner loop.hat's an early look at your fox 5 ontime traffic.. >> thank you very much. now take a look at this. a loose bull in clifton, virginia, shut down part of braddock road saturday night. police chased the bull for three hours and had to use the chopper to chase it down. >> apparently the bull was just as unhappy as officers about the whole incident. witnesses say it charged police several times. >> that's what angry bulls do though? >> exactly. >> they charge>> people. >> they don't want to be trapped. they are not friendly. >> a woman is lucky to be alived as she recovers from her secondn heart transplant average lista l son her heard heart. hea looking great.rea feeling better and back up onn her feet. she's looking forward to trying to fulfill all the hopes and dreams of a young 23-year-old woman. >> so many chances of life that i have and this is like the main one i have died plenty of time ams came back to life. >> she had her last rites treed her. >> i'm glad i live in these times. t

upper 70s and low 80s around the bay and mid-60s around the coast. warmer and warmer through saturday with inland highs in saturday upper 90s. mid to upper 80s around the bay and mid to upper 60s around the coast. warmth stays through tapers off a few degrees, 90s all the way through wednesday of next week. this is quite an extended warm spell. >>> larry beil is here. kind of fun night in sports. >> no games but we have awards. that was fun. colin >>> coming up at 11:00, you heard about the woman who left her baby in the bathroom. you will hear the woman that found the child and incredible offer. an person that was hit by a hammer. those stories coming up over on channel 7. larry is here. big nights in sports. >> voted for honor, trophies given out. >> niners colin kaepernick, celebrating the best athletics. >> this year superbowl was football the way it used to be played without electricity. >> there is kap as he arrived in red shirt and blue pants, patriotic. he run the break through athlete of the year award. nice look. peterson comeback player be

no problems to report in virginia around northbound 95. lanes open continuing north of duke street headed to seminary road. southbound 270 quiet out of rockville headed to the lane divide. that's a check of your fox 5 onn time traffic. >> thank you very much.y new this morning a triple shooting in the district.n it happened around 12:30 in the 2400 block of alvins road in southeast.heas two men approached three people playing dominoes and opened fire. all of victims are expected to survive. no word oar as. protests continue following george zimmerman's acquittal in the shooting death of trayvon martin. most are peaceful but a handful caused major problems.rob one of six jurors revealed how w they came to the verdict. >> deliberations in the george zimmerman trial began with a split vote but according to thee woman known as b-37 she had thee panel had no choice but to find him not guilty. g she said there was a couple ofp them that wanted to find him guilty of something and after hours and hours of deliberating over the law and reading it o

she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ >>> hundreds of parents lining up this morning in san jose for free school supplies. sacred heart community services 11th annual pack a back campaign kicked off this morning. you could see these, dozens of people started lining up as early as 4:00 this morning, they are bundled up, it was pretty cold this morning. parent or low-income families is chance to sign up for their kids for one of 2300 free backpacks that are full of all sorts of goodies and sun is place. those backpacks will be handed out next month. organizer says, on average, parents sbend about $60 on basic school supplies that's almost a full day's pay for some minimum wage workers. >> really great program out there glad to

looking around the maps, modesto, 15% joblessness. that's been the central valley story for a while now. outliers, tuscaloosa, alabama, doing well. iowa city, iowa and many cities in utah incredibly low unemployment down in 3%. nationwide jobless numbers friday. let's collect in with siema. good morning. >> good morning to you. futures lower after stocks ended in negative territory tuesday. but close off lows of the session traders eyeing the unrest in egypt. oil surging to 14-month high above $100 a barrel on worries egypt could destabilize the middle east and disrupt supplies. we do get data today on private sector jobs, unemployment filings, trade deficit and services sector. the dow dropping 42 points yesterday. nasdaq losing 1 point to close at 3433. apple shares, scott, on a tear this week. back to you. >> thank you. start trek fans and scientisted named two moons orbiting pluto. an online petition pushing for vulcan home of the character spock. the moons are sarry bus and stix. the first space shuttle, remember? enterprise. >>

one of the problem areas is around float avenue in the parkside district. school student killed there this year. supervisor norman yee represents that area. transportation officials say a lack of stop signs contributes to pedestrian fatalities. >> when collisions occur in those streets, they are more likely to result in a fatal if vehicles weren't traveling at speeds in an area that is more . >> and the city is also looking at implementing turn restrictions on cars, giving pedestrians more time to cross the street. i would love that. i don't think there's ever enough time to cross the street. got to hurry. joining me in the studio is elizabeth stamp, executive director of "walk san francisco." seems the name would be obvious, but tell me about it. >> walk san francisco works on making it more safe and pleasant for people to walk in san francisco. >> you can just sign up and get this cool t-shirt? >> yeah, our members get these wonderful t-shirts. >> is there a fee for that? >> or yeah, being a member mean contributing to support the organization, and we hav

temperatures around the bay area, wake up to mist and drizzle around the peninsula and coast, 80 near san jose, monday forecast, still close to 90 in pleasanton, mid-80s out toward fairfield as the west winds keep things relatively mild. 63 in san francisco. 70s in the north bay, near 70 in oakland. so watching these midlevel cloud, in addition to the low clouds we will see for the morning, monday into tuesday you a slight chance of showers. once the tropical moisture moves on, it's going to feel more comfortable, going to be a little mug get first half of the week. wednesday, we see winds picking up, drying out and head toward the second half of the week into next weekend, wouldn't you know, looks exactly like this weekend, 90s inland, 60s and 70s on the coast, but the weather could be a little interesting here next couple of days around the bay area. >> i will take the repeat. thank you, rob, we will be right back. mom, frank ate the bones. no i didn't. you ate the bones. no, you ate the bones. nobody ate any bones. so, frank didn't eat the bones? no honey, frank did not eat any bon

around the 3000 block of the 16th street. the police say punch him and causing the victim to run, that's when the victim realized that he was stab inside the back. he's athleted for non life-threatening tonight. >>> five suspect walking up to still man and encountered the suspect and the other victim was slashed in the wrist during the robbery. >>> this is just in, new cell phones coming in into into the news room. the crowd of the after math of the van u.s. surfing refusing to leave the downtown area. at this time there is no immediate report of injuries or arrests but police are calling the scene a major disturbance. >>> well, and we have cool temperatures to talk about readings today were all in the 60s and 70s around the bay. we did make it up to the 70s and 80s and antioch up to 91 degrees this afternoon. this temperatures are well below average and cooler than what we had yesterday. the numbers dropped 2-5 or 6 degrees and tomorrow is going to be another cool day with a lot of fog in the forecast. here is a live view of

just around the corper the traffic is light. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a little bit of a backup in some of the lanes but nothing major on the bridge getting into san francisco. now let's go back to steve. >>> sal. >> yes, sir. >> i know many don't want to hear this but the dodgers have fantastic pitching. >> they do. >>> big fog bank. it will be much, much cooler today. temperatures today or tomorrow is not the coolest day we will see gradual warming. so there is more clouds. this looks like the coolest day today. 50s or 60s by the coast. 10:s to 80s inland. even the most inland locations will drop off. there is a lot of low clouds around here and there is a no doubt about it turbo charge. all the tropical clouds have pushed well off. high pressure has been moved off to the east. flow around that takes that tropical cloud deck 50s on the temps pap lot of locations cloudy. you put in that breeze it's cool. gusts to 36 miles an hour. some get a westerly breeze. for some it's going to be a very, very cool d

she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ >>> weaker than anticipated u.s. retail sales in june raising new questions about the strength of the u.s. economy but it's also decreasing the odds. the ferd reserve may reduce the economic stimulus any time soon. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 35. the nasdaq is up 7. s&p up 3. >>> twinkie lovers are seeing a welcomed sight on store shelves today. the hostess streets available once again. walmart began to stock them on friday. other major retailers started today. additional hostess products will be available by august. a new company purchased the hostess brands. >>> the countdown continues for the arrival of the royal baby. the duchess of cambridge is due at any time. there are no

he is fun to be around too. >> look at how cute he is with the kids. police say someone made a $1,000 donation that allowed the police department to purchase ed where i. >>> well, each weekend an event has been successful, and soon with the expected return of the swedish team, race day will heat up. practice is making perfect for the other team, and our lawrence scott has the latest from america's cup. >> with their next two ventures out on the bay said to be head-to-head match races against new zealand, the italians used saturday's time on the racecourse to fine tune their efforts with plenty of wind to work with. here's luna rose, the helmsman, kris draper. >> you have so much riding on it, and it's popped the whole thing up. there's so much power that you can ride at the moment, and it's about managing that for now and having -- >> watching the 1872s fly on the water is no doubt one of the main atracks as america's cup broadcaster explains helps foiling the -- >> the foils are very much like a water ski, which you get towed behind a motor boat. when

they're having the battle at 7:30, a lot of traffic around spartan stadium and also around the newlythey'll have new kids on the block, 98 degrees and boys 2 men. a lot of folks my age will be over there oovps. looking over here towards the westbound direction for 580. a lot of folks are coming in from work and the altamont pass shows slowing westbound. the eastbound crews looks like they haven't clearedgys$p'd tha why there's slowing through the overnight construction area as well. down to one lane overnight but it should be clearing in the next half hour. a smooth drive over to dublin and the interchange from 680 as well as 84. no big concerns approaching vallecitos and 680. the bay bridge, look at the pattern here, sichl to what we saw yesterday. we have this one lane over here off to the left that is open because that lane is closed. the rest of the lanes on either side, the cash lanes are backed up. fast track no problem. as we switch gears from the emeryville camera, you see that one red light there, that one lane is closed. look at the advantage for fast track. you go right th

around the bay, temperatures running around in the 80s. 60s out toward the coastline. east bay numbers sneaking back up by the afternoon. and looks like inside the bay, we'll see those numbers cooler. 67 in san francisco. breezy in latter part of the day. and 63 in daly city. next couple day heat those temperatures up. mid 90s by tomorrow and wednesday go in another direction. really just minor up and down over the next few weeks. otherwise we are going to keep things normal for this time of year which is nice. >> yeah. >> very hot there. >> hot weather last week. >> denver was hot too. >> it was hot. but this is great. comfortable weather. >> i love it. >> thank you. >>> this morning fire investigators will look into what started massive fire at an apartment complex. startded about 2:00 a.m. yesterday. between benita and hess avenues. more than 100 firefighter ands 20 engines were called to the scene. heavy flames and smoke coming from the building and people standing on balconies waiting to be rescued. 21 people were hurt and 97 people are out of their homes. one man

the crowd forced them to turn around. oakland police officers who were near the corner were treated leaving the helpless drivers without police protection nearby. it is unknown who gave that command. hundreds gathered to protest the acquital of george zimmerman in the killing of trayvon martin. >> last night's verdict. it didn't sit well in my heart. >> i don't feel that jury was representative of that community. i think the prosecutor did a poor job of presenting the case. >> it started with a rally at frank ogowa plaza. >> i would like us to continue to get together and pray and talk to god. maybe this thing can stop. >> sky 7hd was overhead as the crowd then marched several miles along broadway and west oakland. 24r* were no arrests or any reported damage. they tried to crash a bart station. and then in the middle of broadway they set fire to a flag. a photograph ter reported to police that he was attacked brie the crowd when he wandered to the middle of the group on broadway. in oakland, abc7 news. >> in san francisco

we will have a few clouds around the bay today.n fact, temperatures will be a little below average. notice the upper 50s at our coast. not only the 60s, but we should see about 70 today around oakland. then our inland east bay will warm to the 80s. but just low 80s. sunny and mild afternoon there. afternoon highs will be cooler than average. we will talk about a warmup, just a modest warmup coming up really for the end of the weekend into early next week. that's in our seven-day outlook a few minutes away. matt. >> thanks, lisa. san francisco police are searching for clues to figure out who scattered poisoned meet balls in several san francisco streets. the meet balls were found in the twin peaks and diamond heights neighborhood. at least one dog ate one and got seriously sick. the 7-year-old dachshund is receiving intensive care at an animal hospital but is expected to live. >> there were approximately 50 collected by the woman, the dog oner and the neighbors. >> the dog's vet said the meet balls appear to be filled with pellets t

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there are ways to get around this. we will help you out. Ñáçwçñ >>> we want the public to urge the bart board of directors to get us back to the table. >> it doesn't do any good when you lever the table earl -- leave the table early. >> bart is on strike. we have team coverage ahead. >>> traffic is already beginning to show signs of unusually heavy traffic in some spots. we'll let you know where. >>> the first bus has arrived in walnut creek. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it is monday, july 1st i'm pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> we begin with breaking news this morning. the entire bart system shut down and the transit system's first strike since 1997. 400,000 bart riders need to find a way to get around. the official announcement came right after midnight. the moment their contract ran out. workers walked out of the negotiations and announced they would be on the picket lines

she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ the 31-year-old star was fod dead i om >>> canadian authorities plan an autopsy later today for the "glee" actor cory monteith. the 31-year-old star was found dead in a vancouver hotel room on saturday morning. investigators have ruled out foul play. monteith recently went public about his struggles with drug addiction. he went to rehab when he was 19 and again this past april. >> hollywood history is filled with tales of stars who have had issues with drugs, kicked them and relapsed. so if that's the case here, i don't think people will be too surprised. >> "glee" has just been renewed for two more seasons and his character was expected to play a major role. no word yet from fox about ho

>> go around?. (sound of hammering). >> what i'm trying to do, charles, is always pull it out on the low stroke. >> right. so you are not, like, flying out. now talk about clean up. . >> then where does this stuff get deposited? . >> we're going to dump it in a debris box and it will go back to the plant. >> if you think back, the romans came up with a system of plumbing that allowed us it use water to transport waste away from the hub of civilization, which enabled cities to grow. . >> you have a large bowl, a drive motor and another motor with a planetary gearbox with differential pressure inside there. the large mass up there spinning separating the solids from the liquid. we have to prevent about once a month, we go in there grease those, change the oil, check the vibration levels. the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines

around 3:30 this afternoon.afternoon commute should be interesting today just like it was yesterday. we're live here in oakland. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:33. it's been a busy commute for day two of this b.a.r.t. strike. alex savidge is in oakland talking to people waiting to get on board an ac transit bus. thank goodness they are not on strike as well. >> reporter: yeah, and certainly, that was a threat looming out there. no. ac transit is getting commuters in this morning. although, i have to tell you, it's a very slow process. it's happening behind us, very slow. you can see a sheriff's deputies standing here as people board the bus. i want to point out this is not a normal transbay bus this is -- this is a normal bus that does not normally go into san francisco. but the driver of the bus i'm told was about to finish up her shift but agreed to stay on longer and drive this bus into san francisco because the need was there. a long line here at this transfer station at 20th and broadway in oaklan

when you select them, make sure light brown all the way around very important. you want to find the ones with a nice lip around them sturdy that way they grill nicely and they don't break apart. one more thing. free from any cracking. right here in the cavity, doesn't have to be closed. but free from moisture. when you bring them home store them in a brown paper bag in the refrigerator, that is so important. in a plastic bag they steam up and lose their flavor. portobellos on the grill, a little olive oil, salt and pepper, two or three minutes on a side. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> the bay area's own championship hot dog eater showed up but did he chow down to defend his title on the big day? the hot dog town coming up. >> and here's a live look over the eastern span of the bay bridge. we're find out next week whether or not the thing will open on time. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 3, 2, 1! [ applause and cheers ] >> there you go. hot dog-eating champ joey chestnut downed 69 franks b

still 90 degrees in and around livermore. to get back to the work week, tropical moisture bringing flash flooding across parts of southern california that could be getting closer to the bay area this time tomorrow. >>> an equipment malfunction on the bay brought drama to the america's cup today. lawrence scott has the latest in san francisco from the america's cup park. hello, lawrence. >> how are you? a very great day of racing on the bay. the kiwis really showing their stuff. and just how powerful the wing sail really is. take a look. >> so we are off -- >> reporter: compelling action on the bay from the word go with emirates team new zealand and the italian luna rossa team neck in neck after nine race days in the louis vuitton challenger cup series. this the second head-to-head match race, full of injuries when the kiwis' head sail breaks loose. they do not like the cut of that jib as a chain of events ensue. the boat keeps its lead over luna rosa. adam bringing down the jib before it's jettisoned and skipper barker keeps

the fire was reported last night around 9-30.in county fire department responded with eight engines, a bulldozer, three water tenders and three hand crews responded to the area of indian road and the hoo koo e koo trail. no structures were damaged and no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. firefighters battled a blaze kentfield marin county fire officials. thursday, the marin county fire department received multiple calls reporting smoke and flames on mt. tamalpais. eight engines, a bulldozer, three hand officials said. was about 50 percent officials. by early this morning, fire officials said. department, cal fire, kentfield, larkspur, novato, ross valley and stinson beach firethe fire. >> train service was suspended yesterday when sparks from a train ignited several fires in central california. take a look at this video. winds whipped intense smoke across highways of stockton and lodi. officials say sparks from a train traveling between the two cities ignited several small grass fires. the

ten percent of russian citizens even followed the criminal case around him but once again this online community does consist of thousands of people and many are planning to take to the streets tonight so of course we will be monitoring events and we'll be reporting on the latest news and every now back to you where does this sentence said this verdict leave mr nibali not only in terms of his political ambitions. well now vali was going to run for the post of moscow's mayor in fact that he just put his name officially on the ballot yesterday but now we're getting the latest news from lvalues election campaign they are saying that his candidacy has been automatically withdrawn that was the shooting that he made right before the verdict if he is convicted and sentenced to prison term that he's going to withdraw his candidacy to get of course the final word remains with himself and also we have to hear from the lawyers who have ten ten days to. to make an appeal to court all right both of you thank you so much for keeping us up to date arena in the city of care of and in the center of mos

you could see the areas of cream ride around your screen right around dublin in a change for you may have to use your windshield wipers. the ground maybe a little wet for portions of the 80 corridor but not talking significant downpour anything like that. we still have a lot of those typical- tropical. we are off to a fairly warm start. the upper 60s after phil gramm now . flick of the screen on your screen which means very light and nature. we will start to clear things out as we head into the afternoon. your kron 47 day around the bay forecast shows zero chance for rain expect the rain of much morning fog at afternoon sunshine. temperatures around a seasonal average as we carry out into the weekend. by saturday and sunday, we will be in the upper 80s palo '70s around the bay in the 60s along the coasts. we also had an earlier accident east on direction of the bay bridge however that is currently in the clearing status. take a look at for westmount riding. no problems or no delays and traffic is moving smoothly as hubble went into the city. if the san mateo bridge traffic is moving

first around the for this tech news. bites the resource play observation satellites was put into operation on the twenty fifth of june the commercial satellite and be used for creating an old dating maps launching pollution levels searching for mineral deposits and assisting the bullshit emergency services camera is capable of taking. images with a resolution of all to one meter over an area of eighty thousand square kilometers per day the first shots of l.a. in kansas were received on the second of july the second international conference on quantum technologies was held in moscow this month the event stretched over one hundred scientists including a nobel prize winner the conference was dedicated to the application of quantum physics in technology one of the latest breakthroughs in this field is in teleportation the head of the russian quantum center's executive committee tells us more what's happening there is that with. a quantum state of atoms for all the case into another and atoms in the same quantum state they're