david stevenson has been sending out tweets for you all afternoon. we have been following you on twitter. we'll stay on top of this with live updates on ktvu channel 2 and you can follow us on facebook and twitter. more coming up on channel 2 news at 5:00. reality show. >> hard to market to people at first because they were like this is a reality show, why do we want to watch this? that's the point. we did it on purpose. >> you also won the 2013 independen independence spirit award. >> america has a hard time getting the movie because the joke is on them. when they take the movie around the world, everyone is like you stupid americans. >> never ever keep snacks out of your mouth. >> we had a full theater falling out of their chairs. it was fantastic. >> was it fun playing that part of the agent? >> it was great. so sick of these stupid reality stars. if you had to wrangle the jersey shore guys every day, you might be a little bitter too. >> i took it another level and did a train wreck on the freeway. >> you released the movie last year, but now avai

ktvu's david stevenson looks at what is going right and what is going wrong. david? >> reporter: this report that we obtained outlines successes with some of its problems. >> reporter: muni's performance report card with good and bad news for the people who ride each day. >> we are at a 5 year high for ridership. people continue to want more muni and to use it. >> reporter: they make it clear the are several ongoing challenges. sixty% on -- 60% on time performance. >> my son received 22 tourancies because of muni -- truancies because of muni being late. >> reporter: trolley cars and light rail vehicles appear to fail more often than last year but investment in the system is paying off with new buses and repairs made on doors. critics say they must do more to advise riders about equipment failures and delays. like the four hour service description. >> for the most part, you know, i think they do a decent job. >> reporter: hy has been a cust -- he has been a customer for 30 years. >> i preferred when they had more lines. i can understand it is a budget issue. money iss

stevenson to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you. i want to thank you for the opportunity to participate in today's discussion. the issue of women's pay and participation in the workforce is vitally important for women and for our economy. it is moving and heart wrenching at a personal level. a fact you will not miss when you hear amanda's story today. it is also a matter of central importance for your nation in the 21st century. without making more of the women in the labor force, we cannot maintain our competitiveness. america has long flourished because of the productive works. we must do better. we can do better and succeeding with women is at the heart. women are half of the labor force. however, it stalled at 75% in the 1990's. women's participation over the period has continued to grow in other countries and a lack of family-friendly policies like paid parental leave, availability high quality day care and the right to work time is an ex -- explanation of why women's numbers have dropped. women are overtaken men as graduates i

ktvu's david stevenson joins us now with the new details on the trial and the judge assigned to the case. >> that judge has a personal tie to the u.s. supreme court and some defendants could be jockeying to cut a deal and avoid trial. >> the trial of california state senator leland yee, former san francisco school board president keith jackson and raymond "shrimp boy" chow is slated to be heard by u.s. district judge who brings his own connections to the court. >> he is from san francisco. he is a local. has a reputation for fair mindedness. >> reporter: they are among 29 defendants in the federal grand jury indictment released today. >> there appeared to be new defendants in the case. the heart of the allegations is the same. >> i am the man they calls the shot. >> reporter: the investigation targeted raymond chow but soon included keith jackson. >> the key is to have him trust the first under cover agent. once he trusts the agent he introduces him to other people. >> the charges range from bribery to drug and arms dealing and murder for hire. they are free on bond. a bitter disappointm

ktvu's david stevenson met one woman who was assaulted after she tried to get her bike a day. >> reporter1 bike as day are stolen -- bakes a day are stolen. she fought to get her bike back and has bruises to show for it. her bike was taken last week. removed from a bus rack as she watched from inside. >> somebody is taking the bike. so by the time i got off the bus the bike was gone. >> reporter: she filed a police report, posted a picture on social media and got a message from a man who saw the bike. she rushed to the scene. >> the guy says to me, nice bike, and i said it is, it is mine. >> reporter: things got violent after she picked up the bike. >> we were wrestling over the bike. he gets me on the ground and his friend pepper sprays me in the face. >> the good samaritan was also pepper sprayed after he tried to stop the two men. she is frustrated police didn't show up before the fight. >> police responded to the assault. what happens is that the way it is crimes in progress will get priority. >> i have to do something because it would be heart breaking to watch it ride away. >> repor

ktvu's david stevenson is there where you just learned of something police found in their search of the building. >> just 10 minutes ago we gained new information about the investigation. police tell us they have found evidence of a bullet fragment in the second floor of the medical building. that is a different situation than what was going on. it began at 1:30 p.m. at this building that houses 40 different medical offices. police responded after a doctor reported an encounter with a man with a gun. he fled and then heard a gun shot. that prompted a lock down. police began evacuation after 2:00 p.m. escorting them out to shuttle buses. law enforcement wept floor to floor but an hour ago they indicated they hadn't found the suspect whom the doctor described as an asian male in his 60s. police said there was no evidence of a gun shot but they just told us they found the evidence. a quote from a police lieutenant said it is possible this person was aiming at the doctor who called police. he tells us the doctor did not immediately recognize the suspect in the case. the police have opened u

ktvu's david stevenson explains why this is a warning for some drivers and a painful reminder for others. >> four smart cars in san francisco were tipped and flipped over this morning. the owners are asking why. >> sounds like a bunch of teenagers trying to have fun. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: owners said they are nervous. >> mostly on the streets. but, yeah, i wouldn't want to get people the idea that is a fun thing to do. >> reporter: it was a painful flash back. one company cut back on its smart car use after a driver had its car flipped two years ago. >> finished making the delivery. he came out, a group of 8 men in the process of flipping over his car. they were laughing and just, you know, having fun. and, yeah, the driver was shocked. >> reporter: it didn't start there. youtube host car tipping videos dating back six years. european collision center in san francisco does body work on smart cars. >> the exterior damage, 3 or $4,000 or 10 or 15. depending on how much was damaged. >> reporter: a witness described the vandals as 8 men. police ask anyone with informationing to call

stevenson to the stage. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank you for the opportunity to participate in today's discussion. the issue of women's pay and participation in the workforce is vitally important for women and for our economy. it is moving and heartwrenching at a personal level effect you won't miss when you you hear manned a story today but it's also a matter of essential importance for our nation in the 21st century. without making more of the amazing talent of women in labor force we cannot maintain our competitiveness. america has long been a nation where prosperity has flourished because of our uniquely talented workforce. workers are some of the most productive workers in the world. but we can do better. we must do better and succeeding with women is at the heart of doing better. women are now nearly half of our labor force although participation of women in the prime working years stalled at roughly 75% in the 1990s. women's participation over this period is continue to grow in other countries and researchers have

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two bay area children honored as heroes for staying calm and doing the right thing in a life threatening emergency. [ indiscernible ] >> she can't breathe and i don't know what is happening. [ indiscernible ] >> can i get a ambulance,s me. >> they both receive -- balance, please. >> they both prevented medals today. she had a severe asthma attack and she pushed back her fears and called 911. >> i was choking for air and she called 911 and although she was scared and nervous she was a big girl. >> reporter: do you realize what you did? >> yeah. i saved my mom's life. >> how about that. in january his mother was suffering from food poisoning and he had a practical question for the dispatcher. >> well, how much does it cost for the ambulance? [ laughter ] >> she said no, no, no. don't call 911 and i knew how expensive it was but i didn't care because i want to make sure my mom was okay. >> both moms are doing great and are so proud of their children's bravery. they said they want other kids to know it is okay to call nene 11 but only 911 but only

. >> david stevenson has been studying the document and live now. it seems to set the stage for what they will do next. >> reporter: yeah. much like the criminal complaint released last week this indictment contains allegations from murder for hire to drug and arms trafficking to money laundering. >> reporter: the blinds drawn today at leland yee's home and his attorney declined comment on the indictment. >> with this many defendants each is suspicious of every other wonder figure his lawyer is talking with authorities right now. >> reporter: leland yee and former san francisco school board president keith jackson promised favors for bribes from under cover fbi agents. they created a fake company and paid leland yee thousands to endorse it to the state department of public health. he said it is a common strategy. >> you have to have what is called back stopping. you have to have depth to the under cover operation. it has to be companies formed. >> reporter: he told us recordings of the transactions will push the defendants to make a hard choice. >>

a few things out there, we have a wet ramp on the stevenson. there's a weather report. >> it looks more like it's gray. >> that is a real picture. that's from a few months ago bottom shirts what again. we have some ongoing road work with two left lanes closed until 5:00. same on the tri-state a bit of a squeeze while they continue to do the ongoing road work. almost all should be picked up in about 30 minutes. relief coming through in about 30 minutes. >>four people are dead after another mass shooting at fort hood. who was being treated for mental health issues. tonya francisco is in the newsroom with more. tonya? one of the dead is the shooter who officials say shot himself in the head after he was confronted by police. he has been identified as 34 year old specialist ivan lopez, married with a 3 year old daughter. he served 4 month in iraq back in 2011 and was at ft. hood undergoing treatment for mental health issues. the president referring to the 2009 attack at fort hood were 13 the attack happened around 4:00 p.m.. reports that there may

southbound 880 at stevenson earlier crash should be over to the shoulder the last couple minutes andslow down from the dumbarton bridge southward and the tri valley typical pattern here. bay bridge toll plaza your metering lights are out there. we're looking towards san mateo bridge with a live look and a slower drive. as we see, westbound direction starting to build and about an hour from now good slowing heading over to the peninsula via 92. >>> time now 6:58 and one final check of the day's top stories for you. police are investigating an early morning shooting. a man in his 30s was shot once near an apartment complex and rushed to the hospital in serious condition. police do not have any suspects. >>> police are also trying to figure out who vandalized several smart cars in san francisco overnight. one flipped on to its roof and another on to its side and one lifted to its back end. a witness at one of the scenes said he saw a group walk up and lift the cars. >>> a new exhibit at the boston public library features objects from the makeshift memorial that sprung up after last year

david stevenson. >>> the wind out there today stirred up allergens for many people in the bay area.the problem is made worse by urban trees. experts say the vast majority of trees are male and they're the ones that produce pollen. ktvu confirmed today the city of berkeley suggested only male mulberry trees to avoid the problems of dropping fruit. >> quite backfired because everybody is allergic to all the pollen that comes from the male trees. i guess that's what you get when it comes to messing with mother nature. >> male no litter trees are a bigger health threat because they cause more allergies. they're asking the city to pick more diverse trees to reduce the kind of suffering many people are seeing today. >>> it was windy out there today. temperatures cooled another 10 and 15 15 degrees in some places. today further cooling. 66 in antioch. 66 in livermore. 67 one of the warm spots in morgan hill. look at san mateo and san francisco. just in the upper 50s. now the wind are still going out there. you got a few clouds moving through right now. we had some rain drops this morning.

david stevenson. >>> the wind out there today stirred up allergens for many people in the bay area.lem is made worse by urban trees. experts say the vast majority of trees are male and they're the ones that produce pollen. ktvu confirmed today the city of berkeley suggested only male mulberry trees to avoid the problems of dropping fruit. >> quite backfired because everybody is allergic to all the pollen that comes from the male trees. i guess that's what you get when it comes to messing with mother nature. >> male no litter trees are a bigger health threat because they cause more allergies. they're asking the city to pick more diverse trees to reduce the kind of suffering many people are seeing today. >>> it was windy out there today. temperatures cooled another 10 and 15 15 degrees in some places. today further cooling. 66 in antioch. 66 in livermore. 67 one of the warm spots in morgan hill. look at san mateo and san francisco. just in the upper 50s. now the wind are still going out there. you got a few clouds moving through right now. we had some rain drops this morning. .02 of a

a little slow, we had a crash at stevenson. it's out of the lanes. traffic will be slow. you will start with highway 24 and we're looking at the drive time here. this is 15 minutes between walnut creek and oakland which is just a little elevated here. bay bridge that is backed up for a 20 to 30-minute delay. it bedepends on what -- depends what line you are in. if you are driving on the nimitz, at stevenson, slow traffic there. 580 grantline to 680 two minutes. let's go to steve. >> wasn't i just in the newsroom talking to you? >> yes. quick how i got there. >> nice. coast, bay inland. we're starting off clear. we'll end up with a lot of upper 70s and low to mid-80s. could be a pient of patchy fog. everything looks good today and on tuesday. highs on tund, very nice. concord, 79. san jose, 76 and san francisco, a beautiful 71. it's already warm in san francisco. i know china basin is 59. if you are in the city, it's mild, it is. mid-80s. doesn't take long. clearlake, antioch. this time of year. clear skies, sunshine, vacaville. sunny for all. coast, bay, inland. everythin

ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco. david, in some cases the cars are a total loss. >> reporter: it could be that way. they are still getting estimates done. they didn't respond to our inquiries today but it comes at a very upsetting time for one victim. >> reporter: it targeted four smart cars in san francisco but for the owners it is anything but funny. the windows are smashed, the pams scraped and the cars may be total losses. >> i am dealing with this on top of a new baby. >> reporter: her father died in january. >> the fact that it was eco friendly and it didn't take lot of room. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the vandalism began with one smart car flipped on its roof and another turned on its side in san francisco. >> we received a second call from the neighborhood and this was in the area, the third smart car was tipped on its end. >> one witness described the suspects. >> they walked up to the smart car. huddled around it and lift it up. >> announcer: is being -- >> reporter: it is being investigated as felony v

ktvu's david stevenson checked in on a battle that may be brewing that could pit drivers against san francisco city hall. david? >> reporter: the group calls itself restoring transportation balance to san francisco. they say 79% of the households here but drivers are over looked when it comes to policy. they submitted papers papers to collect signatures. they want voters to put pressure on politicians to eliminate fees for sunday or after 6:00 p.m. san francisco eliminated 3,000 parking spaces in the last three years. 1% of the total spots available here. they want money from parking set aside for new parking garages and say the board needs member whose represent motorists to help shake traffic -- shape traffic policy. >> for those of why need our -- who need our cars we don't have anyone sitting at the table providing us a voight. >> weave to look -- voice. >> we have to look at how he manage transportation and cars. we have to make sure anybody could co-exist and make sure everybody is moving. >> they need 9700 signatures to get on the ballot and they hope to start signing people u

ktvu's david stevenson looks at the change and how opponents to the original plan are reacting. david? >> reporter: you know, it doesn't look like much but this site is where the warriors will try to build their new arena. this represent as new strategies to try to bring the team to a new home. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news confirmed the golden state warriors are abandoning their fight to build an 18,000 seat arena on the land controlled by the port of san francisco. the organization inked a deal to buy and build in the mission bay neighborhood on 12 acres of land. sense of relief? >> like i said, it hasn't sunk in yet. >> reporter: terms are unclear but news came as relief to neighbor groups. the new site is boardered by ucsf buildings, garages and a water front. >> i think the move will be something that still has a lot of the same issues. >> it is time to welcome them home. >> the decision comes two years after the warriors announced their plan to move to san francisco. mayor ed lee called the arena his legacy project. >> it is not coming i guess so we are not happy about

ktvu's david steveson -- stevenson was in the courthouse for today's arrangement. and shrimp boy chow has now hired a high profile attorney. >> reporter: suspended state senator leland yee pled not guilty. in court yee told the judge yes, sir when asked if he understood the felony charges. yee's wife agreed to place their home as collateral for bail. his attorney failed to comment on the case. keith jackson the san francisco consultant who is said to have gathered bribes for yee appeared in court. tony serra and a new lawyer for raymond "shrimp boy" chow says that they entrapped his client over the five year investigation. >> we will put the government rightfully on trial. we believe there's lots of malfeasance. >> the government is supposed to investigate but they're not here to create the crime. to entize people. to give them the money, to give them the liquor. to give them the narcotics. >> reporter: for now chow is being held without bail and is expected to enter a not guilty plea next tuesday. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> allegat

ktvu's david stevenson is on the scene as well.ive us an update in 30 minutes. >>> people are beingified leave a homeless camp -- being paid to leave a homeless. had city reached a agreement today. a park on the water front with million dollar views of san francisco. ktvu's noelle walker, 28 people will be paid. how much money are we talking about here? >> reporter: $3,000 a person. $84,000 total out of the city's general fund. it is at the end of the path down there. the people who live there have till friday to move out and stay out. >> reporter: there is a place where time stands still and people live simply. >> my home. my home. >>> for the 3 dozen people who live here time is running out. >> everybody is scattering to the wind. >> the city settled a lawsuit paying the homeless $3,000 each to move out and stay out of public land in the city. it has been her home for 7 years. she refused the money. >> i have principals. i believe you can buy somebody's house if they are willing to sell it but you can't buy somebody's home. >> th

ktvu's david stevenson has been following developments all day, including new details about where the crimes took place. david? >> reporter: the judge gave prostutors till 5:00 p.m. to file -- prosecutors till 5:00 p.m. to file an appeal. prosecutors did not so keith jackson is free to be released from jail in oakland. >> the mother of keith jackson came from texas to a san francisco federal court to try oo free -- to free her son. . >> his mother put up her house for him. that is the kind of mother you need. >> reporter: he faces conspiracy to distribute narcotics and import and sell fire arms. he is one of 28 defends in the scandal that led to the suspension of california state senator leland yee. prosecutors said he is a danger to the community. >> it will be good. he has a stable home. he has a long time companion. and it would be good to be home. >> reporter: he assists the case will fall apart on trial. >> the deeper that we dig the less there is. >> reporter: keith jackson is forbidden from contact with his son, a co-defendant. >> that is temporary as the judge said. at least w

ktvu's david steveson -- stevenson was in the courthouse for today's arrangement. and shrimp boy chow has now hired a high profile attorney. >> reporter: suspended state senator leland yee pled not guilty. in court yee told the judge yes, sir when asked if he understood the felony charges. yee's wife agreed to place their home as collateral for bail. his attorney failed to comment on the case. keith jackson the san francisco consultant who is said to have gathered bribes for yee appeared in court. tony serra and a new lawyer for raymond "shrimp boy" chow says that they entrapped his client over the five year investigation. >> we will put the government rightfully on trial. we believe there's lots of malfeasance. >> the government is supposed to investigate but they're not here to create the crime. to entize people. to give them the money, to give them the liquor. to give them the narcotics. >> reporter: for now chow is being held without bail and is expected to enter a not guilty plea next tuesday. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> allegat

ktvu's david stevenson is live where police arrested a man. >> reporter: we heard from a number of fan described the noise and the smoke but there was no panic. >> reporter: amid the sights and sounds of at&t park apexplosion here last night -- an explosion here last night set fans on edge. >> last night -- >> reporter: grack the attention of a em-- grabbing the attention of a umpire and a catcher. he lit an m80 and tossed it into the bar area. just a few feet away from him. >> i was working here. i heard a big boom. you could feel the vibrations. >> reporter: witnesses saw smoke from across the park. >> there was an explosion from there, seemed like. i looked ovand there was smoke -- over and there was smoke. >> reporter: five people were treaty for minor injuries. he was booked on two felony counts, including setting off a explosion causing great bodily injury and one misdemeanor count. investigators say they are not sure of a motive. >> he was wearing a orange jacket. baseball cap with letters sf on it. i don't know if the group up there at the bar area where dodgers fans are not. >

ktvu's david stevenson is also watching the storm for us tonight. live at at&t park with how the giants are prepared for tonight's game. david? >> reporter: the sun is shining here but the prospect of more rain isn't dampening the enthusiasm of baseball fans though it could make it difficult to get in and out of the city tonight. >>> there were showers but the wet weather added urgency to the day in san francisco. san francisco police told us this collision was one of several today caused by the rain. rain and safety concerns prompted this construction crew to switch up its schedule. >> makes everything difficult. >> rain days. safety concerns. the biggest thing. it does slow down production. >> the san francisco giants said the game against the indians should start as normal. >> we had the tarp on the field. fortunately the park has excellent drainage. we are planning to play tonight. we think the weather will let up. >> reporter: the wet weather also promised a slowed down friday commute for drivers. >> traffic is always bad. no one knows how to d

ktvu's david stevenson is live at that intersection. let's start with how the firefighters are doing tonight. >> reporter: well, they are in serious condition. if you take a look to my left you can see this tow truck is getting ready to move the engine truck. the trucks were headed to a kitchen fire. instead the vehicles collide at the intersection at 9:18 a.m. this morning. that severely damaged one truck and sent two firefighters to the hospital. we are told they are in stable condition. the hospital said one is in serious condition at this hour. this has been closed since 9:30 a.m. this morning. it may open up in 15 minutes. it also damaged another car. neighbors described hearing a boom and coming outside to a bloody scene. >> oh, my god, i hear something. i see a lot of blood in the face and right here. two men have blood. it was like this. oh, my. it was terrible. >> reporter: here you can see video of the truck being towed out of the intersection a half hour ago. inspectors with the fire department are investigating to understand

. >> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. a strong storm threat continues. as we go into the east the storms will track overnight across arkansas and the carolinas, tracking over the gulf coast. we've had powerful storms throughout the evening hours bringing in ping-pong to base-ball size hail. intense down bursts of winds, bringing in damage. tornados reported twice in missouri, and tornadoes and funnel clouds in parts of texas. the warnings have been coming up as a whole, a large portion of the central south states are under a tornado watch the the most likely areas to have the lightening and wind with the potential for a tornado will move to louisiana and into southern illinois. missouri has been hit hard. storm reports, mainly hail, and they caused damage to cars and sheds. we'll see the potential of that damage and the wind gusts. that line tracking eastward. you can see where the concern focus further east into the carolinas and south along southern louisville to new orleans. here is where we expect to see the issue in the states to the north. you will

. >> kent stevenson from texas was completely paralyzed from the chest down five years ago. now he can do this. it's thanks to electrodes that adjust the injury which stimulate his spinal cord, enabling messages from his brain to control movements. >> we did not expect these individuals to ever be able to think i would like to move my toe and be able to move it. this was astonishing. it really made a step back and have to look at how we thought the nerve system functioned. >> the first of the four paralyzed patients to get electrodes in his spine. three years ago, scientist published research showing he could stand and even take a few steps on a treadmill while being supported. mr. summers has continued with physiotherapy and regained more muscle control. sayu.s. researchers although all the patients regained some voluntary movement, none can walk unaided. the experimental technique does not involve repair of the spinal cord, but the researchers believe it might help many other paralyzed patients regained some movement. >> 20 years after the rwandan genocide, commemorations

. >> reporter: reporting live, david stevenson. >>> governor brown is pushing for a stronger rainy dayfund that would set extra money aside for the future. >> to communicate to the voters of california that this legislature is serious about handling their money and not just for one year, but over a longer time horizon. >> reporter: members of the committee would allow the supplemental. some say the state should use any extra money to make up for recent cuts. >> our concern is that the governor's proposal would make a deposit into the rainy day reserve even when the state is still recovering from a rescission. >> if the measure is approved it would still need to be passed by voters in november. >>> the bay area is sure heating up and parents planning to take their kids to the local park to maybe cool off a bit may need to double check if the water is turned on. the drought conditions are forcing some cities to turn off the taps at splash parks. where water technicians say it is a necessary move. >> it's fresh drinking water that was used and that's why we're turning it off. because we n

. >> commissioner stevenson. >> just quickly, can you tell us tomorrow when you meet with the mayor are you also going to be talking about eventually moving the hacto implementation person over to the city administrator's office? >> i'm sure that will be part of the conversation, yes. >> you know, piggybacking off of commissioner josefowitz, yeah, it just seems as if some of the things that are kind of focused in the same way, it would be interesting at some point in time in the year maybe to talk about that with the director seeing there is some budget savings in terms of outreach and things of that nature. because it seems to me that, you know, having all these multiple departments when they still kind of intermingle in the same area seems a little inefficient for people doing efficiency. yeah, so i think at some point in time i think in concert with the director one of our committees may want to take that on looking at the budget and the program at different times we have had different committees to look at this and look at that and change those things up. i don't recall it actually

. >>> david stevenson, channel 2 news. >>> talking trash about high school students taken down. who called after we showed them the site. >>> six weeks later, a winner comes forward in the powerball jackpot worth more than $400 million. >>> police are trying to figure out who is behind a twitter page filled with gossip. it was inappropriate and graphic and some say the gossip bordered on bullying. we explain what happened after we showed it to authorities. >> most of what is on this twitter page is inappropriate with references to sex and race. the page named ghetto gossip g. as far as we could tell it was new and as of this morning had more than 2000 followers. those followers appeared to be students from high schools in vanisha and american canyon. >> we showed it to andre stewart. >> there is a level of meanness and it is scary and the kids are being picked on. >> it does use first and last names and references specific schools. >> we didn't know about this page until a concerned parent told us and none of the school districts or the police departments we contacted heard abou

a sophomore at stevenson high school. he and his parents were killed friday when a pickup truck hit their minivan had on. police were chasing a pickup truck for erratic driving. >> charges are filed against the man accused of sexually assaulting a student in a dormitory shower. the 20 year- old faces attempted murder sexual assault kidnapping battery to a police officer and dirburglary charges. >> the attack happened yesterday morning in the 700 block. >> the mayor is proposing to cut retirement benefits for some city workers. and about five years the property taxes could increase by $250. the mayor needs to dig out of $19.5 billion city hall pension debt. to do it he is asking city workers and homeowners to sacrifice. employers would pay 2.5% more towards retirement. city workers pay 8.5% of their salary. that would go up to 11 for a city worker making 60 grand that increase = $1,500 more each year. >> the mayor has very few options left in terms of saving these pension funds. >> cities in the midst of a critical time in

the shooting happened on stevenson street in a neighborhood. >> even as he lay dying, he was able to speak and tonight pittsburgh police are following up on leads provided by the victim himself. >> i heard a pop pop pop. >> the sound of gunshots and moaning caused john silver to act out of instinct. >> i saw him rolling around, so i ran out and told my wife to give me a towel and put pressure on his chest and held him for like ten minutes. >> he said he recognized the man lying in the middle of the street, a friend of the family who lived less that a block away. >> i thought he was going to be okay, and i called today and he was an okay. >> the man's death is the city of pittsburgh's first homicide of the year. >> he's does seem to be the intended target of the shooting. he was walking home when he was confronted by the suspect and ultimately shot. >> according to investigators zenaida has a lengthy criminal record and has been targeted before. shot to the head in 2001 left him incapacitated somewhat mentally and physically. >> he hasn't had any recent police contacts, back in the la

of manufacturing especially the automobile industry and then there's the 44-acre farm of adelaide stevensonicago. a former illinois governor and ambassador to the u.n. steven ran twice for president unsuccessfully against dwight eisenhowerer. he lived there most of his adult life. george nabbing shyma was a figure in the american craft movement. many of his pieces showed raw wood with imperfections like cacs and knots. the site of a 1956 plane crash in arizona and two planes collided along a remote part of the grand canyon and it was the deadliest crash in aviation history. in a curious twist, the site's exact location is secret, officially closed for years. the the park service told news hour that's the policy for sensitive sites. unlike the other three new national landmarks it's unlikely the public will ever tote get to visit this one. ♪ >> join us on air and online tomorrow on "the news hour." we'll bring you the latest on the crisis in ukraine. that's it for pbs "news hour weekend." i'm allison stewart. weekend." i'm allison stewart. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vit

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and an accident and stevenson in the corridor commute is already starting to back up with a 34 minutee time. when all northbound. the good news is it's not have a in a bad effect on the one on north bound ride. it's still running at about 18 to 90 minutes. and a look at the bridges prefers the bay bridge commute. starting to back off back up into the maze. and from the maze the drive times are up for it secure commuting to the san mateo bridge >>: our top story on kron4 dot com right now. you don't see this often when you see a car vandalized. the smart cars were swept over. they're so small that i guess you can do it but you need to read our store on kron4 to see more pictures and see how many pam moore people and it took. >>: >>: 1 man at the hospital in san jose according to police and crime scene is still active right now. >>: and a good story from over the weekend. oakland tech high-school senior tune day ahmad accepted to more than a dozen universities including yellow columbia at usc northwester and uc alleged. he also likes baseball for the alarm more about how he got almost t

you can see southbound 880 backed up from 84 down to stevenson. lights, no big incidents out there but it's stacked up into the macarthur maze, drivers looking at going extra slow getting into san francisco. that's traffic. >>> a great day ahead weather- wise. the weekend was nice. sunshine and offshore winds blowing, keeping skies clear, temperatures will be warming up. out the door, you got that ridge of high pressure over california and much of the west coast bringing plenty of sunshine, temperatures up in the 70s and 80s in the bay, 70s toward the coastline, the next couple days warmer, then the fog returns wednesday, cooling our temperatures down through friday. the &% c 1 & % f 0 >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday april 7th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including the search for pings that may lead to flight 370. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> if and i say if this comes to pass this will be the most amazing search and recovery effort ever. >> the biggest obsta

1956 i think with andy stevenson. that didn't turn out so great for a second time. she's been asked what is it about your ten years as secretary of state and what you get is sort of gas reminiscent of when roger mudd of cbs asked ted kennedy, and not unexpected question of 1980, why are you running for president? by the time ted kennedy quit stamorring, he was handicapped. she looks to me as not formidable. >> then there is jeb bush who was asked this week what his immediate plans are, and he said this. put it up on the screen. i'm thinking about running for president. while there were no cameras there, there were cameras a couple of weeks ago when bush talked about his approach to illegal immigration. take a look. >> yes. they broke the law, but it's not a felony. it's kind of -- it's an act of love. it's an act of commitment to your family. >> someone who has spent a fair amount of time in the bush family is swreb running and how do you think his kinder, gentler approach to immigration reform is going to sit with the republican base? >> well, first of all, i don't

there is a crash southbound 880 at stevenson boulevard. the traffic is backing up here. we also have slow traffic appearing in hayward. 6:48 let's go to steve. >>> sal. >> yes, sir. >> 59 in china bayson. that is warm. we built this city -- that is their twitter handle. no really some good information. 57 in san francisco. it's clear. and it's pretty mild. yesterday temperatures warming up. phil said one of our thermometers said 87. sometimes they run a little warm. santa rosa was officially 80. that was about seven degrees too warm. san rafael was 78. san francisco a beautiful 71. it will billion even warmer today. didn't take long to warm up this time of year. we get a little hint of an offshore push. not a lot. just a bit. sunny and warm. lots of 80s and low 80s. could be a few mid today. clear skies can't find any fog. it's off the coast. so clear this morning. made it a little school for some. there are some 40s. lots of sunshine. it will be nice to mild a to warm. it won't take long. 68 at noon and 74 for a high in san francisco today. that line of severe weather.

david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> the death toll from that devastating mud slide rose again today to 28. so far 19 victims have been positively identified. they range in age from four months to 71 years. search crews continued their grim task of combing through the toxic debris that 75 feet deep in some places. some workers have come down disentaries. >>> initially investigator found a leak in a gas main adjacent to one of the buildings. now they say they have discovered a number of smaller gas leaks below the pavement on the same gas main. whether that's a factor in that explosion has not been determined. >>> president obama marked a milestone. in remarks in the rose garden he announced that 7.1 million americans have now enrolled for coverage. the president also acknowledged the problems with the website and say they'll likely happen again. he says that the health care system is working a lot better and he had this for his critics. >> many of the tall tales that have been told about this law have been debunked. there's still no death panels. armagedon has not arrived. >> reporter: rep

david stevenson reports on the fireworks blast that injured some fans, and frightened many more. >> reporter: amid all the sights and sounds of at&t park, an explosion here last night sent giants and dodgers fans on edge. >> it was just boom it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: grabbing the attention of an umpire, and a dodgers catcher. the man lit an m80, and tossed it into the coors light bar area. just a few feet away. >> i heard a big boom, and i see the smoke, you can feel the little vibrations and stuff. >> reporter: witnesses say they saw smoke from across the park. >> white smoke coming from there. >> reporter: police say five people were treated for minor injuries. he was held on two felony counts and one misdemeanor count of discharging dangerous fireworks. investigators aren't sure of a motive. >> i don't know if the group up there at the coors light tent were dodgers fans or not. >> i think it's amazing that somebody would think that's okay. into a crowd of people. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: he is held on 2 company $4 million bail. >>> the ridesharing service uber announced a

. >> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson.l the rainfall from mississippi, alabama, on the east coast to china, tornado reports in parts of north carolina earlier in the evening. now things are settling down. we still have tornado watches and the potential for severe weather coming in for parts of the south, southeast. but most of that rain and cool temperatures will continue through the day even to our highs. note the high temperatures we have for memphis and atlanta into the low 60s but then to the southwest, boy we have heat here, los angeles another 90° day for you and the highs even working that warm air into seattle into the mid 60s. we have another day wednesday for parts of the southwest, we are all going to feel this nice warmup and the temperatures will track into the mid atlantic where folks have been kind of chilly or even chicago you're going to enjoy a nice wednesday finally. here is your high temperatures for tuesday, note they're in the 70s, nice change of pace. we'll continue showers and thunderstorms right wh

are starting to see delays on the new accident in fremont northbound on the nimitz coming up to stevensonlevard. there is a solo spinout blocking one lane and we will see the hydroplaning incidents and solo spinouts. 12 miles of bumper-to-bumper traffic and 18 miles per hour is the top somebody and the area shaded in yellow indicates we have heavy rain falling in that area is be careful. 32 miles per hour, slow and sluggish, headed into dublin. katie marzullo? eric? >> watch abc is available to bay area dish customers who want to watch on-line or on smart phones. go to abc7news.com and click on "watch abc." you can search "watch abc" to download the app and watch your favorite shows live or on demand stay tuned. >>> as we hand thing off to "good morning america" here are seven things to know. one, a fire in oakland at the administration offices of children's hospital in oakland is called "suspicious." it broke out after 2:30 this morning. children's hospital officials say the damage is minor. two, the rain is back and causing small headaches for people across the bay. pg&e is work telling

ktvu's david stevenson shows us how recent changes are prompting calls for change. >> reporter: this is duke's last day on four legs. the pit bull mix was shot by san francisco officers last week and is set to have this hind leg amputated tomorrow. they are concerned there's a shoot first ask questions later mentality when it comes to the breed. >> unfortunately lately it does seem that way. i think in large part maybe more trending to be helpful so that they can understand whether the pit bull is being aggressive against them or not -- i think in large part maybe more training will be helpful so that they can understand whether the pit bug is being aggressive against them -- pit bull is being aggressive against them or not. >> reporter: one officer fired four times, another fired multiple shots shots. >> i think there's the perception that every time you see a pit bull it's going to take and that's not the case. >> is there a shoot first ask questions later type mentality? >> the officers -- i'm not asking an officer to take a bite. >> reporter: instead it comes down to check. >> an