we have a little bit of fog. it will be sunny and warm away from the coast. here is tara. >>> here's a live look at the incline of the bay bridge. we have westbound traffic looking great but eastbound traffic we have delays this morning due to construction. that will last until 6:00 this morning. this is a look at highway 4 through the bay point area. you can see traffic moving nicely in the westbound direction. 5:00 let's head back to the desk. >>> time is 5:00. we are following breaking news coming in from richmond. a man is dead and a gunman is on the loose following a shooting. ktvu katie utehs is live at the apartment complex where this happened and why dozens of people were forced to leave their homes. >> reporter: good morning. let me show you the still active scene that police are processing. i'm told the victim is behind a breezeway on the other side of the apartment complex. police have really roped off a large scene here. the detective is still processing the scene. let me show you the video we shot earlier this morning. there were numerous calls fo

i'm gonna put down a little bit of a holiday stew., sweet potatoes, chanterelles, corn, the works. and what we're gonna do is lay the turkey right up on top. i like to kind of shingle it so they--people can, uh, easy grab. really enjoy something i think is very special for the holidays. and i love to garnish it with just a little cranberry relish. this is a cranberry salsa. it's cold. it's ground, done with a little bit of orange and jalapeno. and tuck it in there. and then i'll garnish it with a little bit of chopped sage, uh, fried sage. and what's nice about this, again, most of this can be set up in advance, so then all you need to do is warm and grill and serve, and i think you have a wonderful holiday made easy with a beautiful 6-minute turkey. from andrew sutton, this is napa rose. >> welcome back to "california country." >> ♪ thy should hate you, the cold out is... ♪ >> how you doin'? my name's dave. i'm the manager of the ocean beach farmers market, voted the number one market in san diego. it's more like a party than a marke

so he made a little deal. he bought 50 old cars, dragged them out to his land just south of sutro in the sanddo you knows. and he said, if you buy a lot from me, $35 up front, $7.50 a month, i'll toss in two cars. so you can pretty much move in today. it's like a starter home. and it kind of helped get attention to the whole thing. he built what he called novel seaside cottages. so this is one of his novel seaside cottages where he basically elevated these cars to a second story. here's one in construction. and off on the right there is his little real estate office, in another old car. and jacob heyman this guy really struck gold because he zug in the sand looking for water -- dug in the sand looking for water and hit the ackqua for. so suddenly you had fresh water. that was a big deal. now you could perhaps live out there year-around. this was heyman's land just south of sutro's. you could seat cars lined up waiting for buyers, essentially. in the background you have some of these novel seaside cottages. he l

a little bit cooler in fredrick where it is 66 degrees. and you can see those areas of reduced visibility highlighted here in the yellow and kind of cream shading. only a mile and a half visibility at andrews, four- mile visibility in gaithersburg, though, and you can see that pretty much the rest of the area maybe just a little bit of mist, nothing that's going to inhabit your ability to get to work on time. satellite and radar shows the rain on the approach, and that is is going to start to move in just in time for about lunchtime. you'll see that here on 9 futurecast. we're still dry through that tuesday morning commute, and then more rain pushing toward us for the lunch hour. so you might need the umbrella if you want to head out for lunch. but the thunderstorm activity doesn't start to get swens and fire up until we get into the mid afternoon. this is a look at 3:30 when the kids are getting off the bus for the last time, a lot of them in north virginia. you can see spotty thunderstorms in the leesburg and manassas areas. everything st

i got to tell you, i'm a little worried about him. r played chess in her life just kicked your ass. hi. howie, what happened to you? we did overnight survival training in the wilderness. big fun. big, big fun. i was gonna freshen up for you, but i blacked out a little on the way to the bathroom. survival training? is that like camping? uh-huh. except you don't have food or water, and they don't have a sunset sabbath service like they do at camp hess-kramer. do you sleep in tents? no. i slept in a hole i dug in the ground with my bare hands. and at some point during the night, an armadillo crawled in and spooned me. poor baby. but i did it. i survived. i wasn't sure i was going to when the sandstorm hit. just pulled my turtleneck up over my head and waited for death. but somehow, as i sat there, wrapped in a cocoon of my own neck-sweat, i found that primal part of the human spirit that just wants to keep on living, no matter what the cost. you're so brave. i'm proud of you. i ate a butterfly. it was so small... and beautiful... but i wa

that's when he cried to me like a little boy and told me everything. it's a good deal. >> [speaker not understood]. >> he was cocaine, bad cocaine, he said. we have a lot of meth down there in arizona. so, the next guy that we got, after we did jugs, i'm like, man, this is cool, let's get some more. so, you know, it's addicting to me now. [laughter] >> so, that's right, it's a good addiction, though, right? you know, we got jugs and everything was good, and you know, [speaker not understood] the guy that you saw in the press conference, i don't do press conferences. i stay out of them. i don't like being in front of cameras. he was all hank paulson. then guess what? he got booted out of office and they brought in another guy. so, i'm like man, this is going to work with this guy, too. every new attorney that come n you have to sit down with them and meet them and tell them what this means to you and what you can do and what you can't do, see if they'll go with it. and, so, the new guy came in and i was like, i don't know if he's going to go with this, b

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a couple of times she gave it back to him a little bit. she said she a good night's sleep. for whatever reason her attitude is different. it seems a big part it but a big part of it is he spent a lot of time talking about who she told in the conversation with trayvon martin she heard him say "get off get off." let's talk about the significance much that. >> one of the biggest issues in this case who was the afwrggrag. the prosecutor says george zimmerman was the aggressor. the defense says george zimmerman acted in defense after trayvon martin attacked him. we know she was on the phone with trayvon martin. she said the very last thing trayvon martin say was "get off get off" and then the phone went dead which implies zimmerman assaulted him. the problem she has is she told different stories prior to coming to trial and telling that story. she told benjamin crump the family attorney for the martin family she heard a bump and heard the phone cut off. she didn't say she heard the words "get off get off." she wrote a little to trayvon martin's mother "why are your following me"

if stocks drop a little bit more, i will buy a little bit more. just to on put it in perspective, i'm probably about 70% invested. so i'd actuallylike to see a little bit more down side in order to buy more. ovall am i worried, as pessimistic as ohn, no, ihink this is a temporary pull ba d obably more a good buyingng opportunity than anything else. >> john, the market has gone very far very fast. isn't it time for the bulls to take a breather? i mean, the dow is up 13% so far this year. >> sure. look wt happened in japan. you had them almost strght up and they have cme significantly off their highs. this marketas about 12,500 a year ago. just short of 15,000 right now. so i think it's normal that anytime you have any perception of bad new, people start taking money off the ble. but i agree with ry that this is a buying opportunity if we go much lower here because bernanke said that he won't rae rates until employment gets down to 6.5% and once you start seing the economy get better, more people going in the workforce, it will take a while before t

it takes your body a little bit to get used to it this time of the year. the dangers of leaving animals, pets and children in the car can be tragic. a reminder. if you see anyone is in a car, call the police. and animal or a little kid. even if the windows are cracked, it's still very dangerous. yesterday was 110 in vegas. 108 in phoenix. the heat is really spreading through the intermountain west. very hot saturday in sacramento with record heat. it did cool off yesterday. if you look over southern california, some strange little spin you see there. can't really make it out. not a lot of clouds associated with it. this is our x-ray of the atmosphere. it's a water vapor imagery. the reddish color shows you where it's very dry air. it's a very strange, very dry upper level low over southern california. that's what changed the weather pattern for you and made it a little bit cooler. all that hot air is heading to the east. it will move through the intermountain west and into the central plangs but the rest of this week. the west coast will be cooling things o

a little warmer friday. looks like another cooling trend starts on the weekend. >>> there's more trouble for boeing 787 dreamliner. nippon airways grounded a plane in tokyo after the aircraft's engine would not start. this is the third time a dreamliner flight has been canceled in japan. the other incidents involve trouble with a sensor and a de- icing system. but these incidents had nothing to do with the lithium batteries that grounded the entire fleet for four months earlier this year. knew, the latest trouble -- now the latest trouble comes as they announce they are expanding service in san jose. starting on july 10th. there will be daily flights between mineta, san jose airport and tokyo. right now, they only have service to japan, five days a week. >>> the state will hold a hearing about hiring a san francisco fun club to clean up muttants -- pollutants. they want the soil cleaned up by the year 2016. the gun club and the puc have battled for years over who is responsible to do this. "examiner" says th

this otter is juggling. >> like a little shell or something? rocks. >> you have a couple and kind of like balancing them around and throwing them around as if he is magic. >> you're right. from one arm to the other and like at his arm pits and picks them up and does it again. >> almost like hovering over the body and laying there on the back keeping himself occupied. >>. [ laughter ] >> what's happening? >> apparently when someone starts giggling, it is contagious. >> it works. >> i just want to know what's so funny and made me start thinking of funny things you and start laughing because are you thinking of funny things and you are thinking of funny things and i will think of funny things. >> it is probably what happened here, too, that man with the black glasses and blonde hair walks up and everybody is seriously minding their own business on their ipads, drinking water, watching what is happening down the street. >> first the looks start, what is wrong with him? >> he keeps laughing and soon enough people start grinning and then -- [ laughte

for the next part of the talk, i would take a little closer look at jeans and dna themselves. what do genes do? the basic idea is that genes control body traits so you have a gene that controls the body train and if you change the genius end of changing that body trade. that is the general idea. and jeans change when they get damaged or suffer mutation or something like that. that is basically what happens, why you get changes to body trades. why we are not all the same and the really exciting thing to me about dna and jeans is that they work the same basic way in all those forms of life, in all creatures dna and genes work the same basic way. with you are talking about tulips, and guinea pigs, bacteria, toads, toadstools, slime molds, members of congress, what ever, they work the same way, all of these strange creatures, it is the unifying idea of biology and i find that absolutely fascinating. and because they work the same basic way in all creatures we often study them in animals first, to get a general idea of what they do in animals and then we can apply it to human beings

we're due for a little bit of a rest. >> all right. little bit of a rest that might fit in, stephanie in terms of a pullback, shorter term yield play. if you look at the xlu or the xlp, it really reflected this notion that people either want to have risk off or go to safety. >> and last week we actually sold some of the health care names because they've gotten extended as well. looking at something like a johnson & johnson which is a great company, but you're up a lot. it's had a nice run. i think at this point what you really want to do is be flexible in terms of stocks. so instead of saying i'm going to be all in cyclicals, you got to be looking at some of these stocks, for example, like a verizon today. i was impressed it actually was up. the stock has been down quite a bit. but that's a defensive stock, right? that's not a cyclical. and at the same time, i'm look at some of these industrials that were just hammered over the last couple of days, in eaton or 3m there are a lot of names you can pick. you want to have cash on the sidel

it opens up a little bit. mble down low which leads to the penalty and johnny oduya. >> mike: a good percentage for the bruins in this series. 4 for 14. oduya, the hook. face-off win by the bruins. peverley skooms it over. walking it on is krug. back in deep by krejci and returned to him by horton. krug to krejci. rebound, pushed into it. tumbling down to the ice and getting back up again is horton. gave to it krejci and we get a stoppage of play. >> eddie: the brace on the back of the helmet. the referees have to blow it down. >> mike: immediate whistle. around his face, too. >> eddie: that scramble down low. he knows it. he looked at wes mccauley there. you see it hits him up high. the band in the back of the helmet let's go and he said my mask isn't on. you have to blow the whistle. you see him there. he is looking. he is trying to get mccauley's attention. >> mike: a little extra going on while all of this is delayed. >> eddie: two michigan state guys. duncan keith, drew, two guys that played in the america

it gives you a little extra leg room. united is the first carrier to offer subscriptions for these services. >>> sales of apple's i4 phone are being banned. imparts are being banned for the older models since they violate a patent held by samsung. because the phone is assembled in china, the import would stop apple from being able to sell phones in u.s. apple can appeal. samsung and apple of course have been battling it out in court over their individual phones to see who actually owns the patents on this stuff. >> not nice. it's just going to continue for a while because there's big money at stake. >> absolutely. what's interesting too, is apple is the one who started the legal fight in the first place. now it's the one facing the ban. >> and also stock prices have tanked compared to where they used to be. >>> father's day, it's just around the corner. dear old dad. but odds are you haven't bought a gift yet. when you do, it will probably be some kind of last-minute purchase. you know the old tie or socks. >> some lame ol

a little hazy out looking at these pictures. stbound 580 slow from the altamont pass. >>> thank you. 6:38 now. don't be alarmed if you see what looks like a big fire near the richmond/san rafael bridge today. it is an exercise that's planned a little south of the bridge. the scenario involves an accident on board two ferries. the drill involves massive casualties and fire and smoke but it's just a dry run. >>> bart labor talks are stalled and a state mediator is being requested for help. several contracts expire at the end of the month impacting thousands of workers. both sides are pushing for a compromise over pay and health benefits. the unions represent groups including train operators, station agents and maintenance workers. >>> and a cell phone thief has lost his unusual appeal. lorenzo barnes claims police invaded his privacy by using the gps feature on an iphone he stole to find him. an appeals court rejected the argument. barnes has been sentenced to 13 years for stealing a woman's purse and phone in 2009. >>> it is 6:39

. >> a little bit of a chill in the air this morning. our temperatures are going to end up on the comfortable side. 62 degrees in washington, d c to 53 at dulles. .redericksburg, 56 degrees our weather headlines for today, a cool start and it will be a gorgeous day. the last of this little stretch we have been seeing. we will see the clouds start rolling in tonight. showers late thursday and on friday, things could get interesting around here. there was a disturbance in the gulf of mexico that could bring tropical moisture our way with heavy downpours on friday. more details from the belfort furniture weather center. time for traffic. good morning. we do have some construction on 95 and an incident on 270 that has cleanup being made. this is an overview of the beltway. everything is running smoothly right now. 270 has a little bit of activity, so you may run into delays. 370, aes northbound at car slid into a guard rail. you may see police activity near 370. on 95y see some delays southbound just after prince william parkway. only the le

a little right leg, a little left leg. a little right leg. a little left leg. nice.>> great ride. >> the revolvers are similar to the revolvers used. on each round the hammer has to be thumbed back. fired, thumbed back and fired. >> the support is not just for men. this is the women's world champion kimberly harmon from listeria, california. >> it gives us something different to do with our horses. women like to shoot. it's a misconception but the women love the sport just as much as the men. >> of course not all of the women in the old west were colsasyou can tell by looking over the ladies. there were dance hall performers of course. and upscale town ladies who dressed in high fashion at least now and then. >> it's so much fun. it was such an elegant era and to imitate that and to be able to dress like that it's a lot of fun. >> some participants go all the way. sleeping on the ground and cooking their meals on the camp site. most compromise booking a stay at a motel. using real bullets, and picks up a rifle for seven more shots followed by four rounds with a shotg

things are getting a little bit -- toll plaza. things are getting a little bit better. l way, i think the backup would be more robust. right now it's backed up to the middle of the parking lot, make a little bit more than -- more than that. the busy traffic, northbound 101, minor accident at trimble. 280 is a good bet to get in the valley. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good morning. when we last met, it was one of those crazy patterns, anywhere from 55 to 110. yesterday, everything started to collapse, actually saturday night and saturday afternoon. now we have the low responsible for it. mo everyoning over us and sending in not only thunderstorms but a much, much cooler air mass. there is a little low within the low already forming. you can see it right there. that has to rotate back in. if you are on the san mateo coast, i think you will see that rotating unless you have the low clouds and no breaks. cloudy to mostly sunny. a little bit over san jose. went 15 to 30. there have been gusts to 30 plus, the main core, the upper low, is going to move in towa

there is just a little bit of rain. maybe enough to cause the accidents that leyla gulen has been talking about but it is barely measurable, only enough to make everything wet. it pulls some of the oil up off the roadways and it is the first sign of wet weather that could cause issues, too. we will talk to leyla gulen in a second. i am tracking the storms with live doppler 7 hd, and we will head to the north, to the north of the north bay where the strongest storms are, 340 lightning strikes if the last hour. it is pulling away from the coast and pulling to to the wes. it is rolling along 580 headed to hayward and across the san mateo bridge and to points north, where you will have sprinkles for the morning commute. be prepared. leyla gulen? >> we are tracking the accidents and we are finding wet areas but not in all areas where we have the accidents. you can see the areas of green and a little bit of blue to my left here. that is where we are seeing the heaviest portion of the rain affecting our roads. right now we hav

it was a little bit odd to see bond yields rising so much. let's keep in mind what the fed is doing is working against a very deflationnary backdrop globally and trying to put a stop under that. i think if we did get a 200 plus number, for those who have been out in the public saying so and saying they would like to taper, that would embolden them and they would push for that. >> i don't think so. they're going to lift all boats with the rising tide of free credit. >> i think it would be far more worrisome if we got a double didn't number. i think there has been a lot of fear building globally in financial markets about a china slow down. i don't think the stock market would be rising on the expectati expectation. it would be more risk off. >> your number is for 160,000 on that? my number is yellow. you're at 160? >> unchanged unemployment rate. it pops back up a tenth or two. >> behind me my friends and for those listening on the radio, i have got a one year chart on the douj douj. it is two stories. that's our drop. look at the magnitude of

we're going to roast them a little bit. you can do them in a pan. chili flakes in there. >> sure. chili flake. >> garlic. >> and microplaned garlic. so it breaks up. >> i've never seen that. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> like a cheese grater. but you -- >> do i add this? >> throw it in. >> rosemary. >> mix that up. go ahead and give that a swirl. a little pepper in there. >> olive oil in there already. >> you can't put too much olive oil in. >> in other words, you cannot put too much olive oil in. >> cannot. drown it. >> i love it. >> the other thing you can do if you don't want to roast these, these are roasted in an oven just until they blister. you can leave it overnight and all the salt will pull out the juices of the tomato. you don't even have to cook them. you can do it as -- >> we're grilling the dough? >> we are grilling the dough. we're just rolling this out. this is also great to do with the kids. they love obviously doing dough. you can do store-bought dough. really, really simple. we're just going to take a little bit of

pretty tough speech and a little down to freedom to cost. it's exactly a year of refuge in ecuador's london embassy vowing he'll stay there for many more of being shipped off to the u.s. . president obama gets a lukewarm reception in he's met with protests against washington's exposed global surveillance programs of which germany was among the worst affected. the u.s. gives the go ahead to pace talks with the taliban as insurgents rockets claim more victims among american troops in war torn afghanistan.

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oakland there is a little bit of it there. we get a little cool for some. high pressure building in for another day and a half. everything says rain on monday. the warmer weather will kick in today and saturday. then we will see changes. expect for that patchy fog. 60s and 70s and 80s. as we head into sunday and monday clouds increase turning cooler on sunday. rain and i mean decent rain. unless everything continues to march in as advertised we could get a quarter of an inch to heavier amounts to the north. getting rain in june is not too unusual. we didn't get rain in january, february, or march so we will get it in june. sunny and warmer after patchy fog. yesterday that wind cranked up. there is somewhat of a breeze. temperatures pushing upper 80s. napa and santa rosa mid 80s. morgan hill to gilroy but a lot of upper 70s. it will be warm friday into saturday. especially away from the coast and increasing clouds sunday. rain likely monday. and off and on rain lingering into tuesday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 4:39 is the time. summer solstice. google is marki

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but it's a little bit awkward. but i think we're all trying to set a higher bar. >> commissioner. >> i think i'm going to ask the director how can we do this kind of analysis to direct them to think about what used to go together. i think the good thing about the tool of 20 percent of 3 hundred feet it's clear to the community and public but is there a way to do this more nuance kind of study or put it in the code to direct that study? >> the answer is yes but we would like to look at the tools we have available to us how we might be able to do that and look at the tools to come up with a menu. >> the original proposal included a total band; is that correct. >> no, it didn't address it at all. >> how did it come in. >> it was introduced in february. >> the comment was you felt the total ban was not consecutive. >> it was too restrictive. we can take the supermarket friends in hate valley he there's a large retail space that was sitting vacant. sometimes, the formula retail there's a neighborhood that likes it whole

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we have learned a little bit about that male victim. d he is a college graduate and just in the area playing basketball and he was on his way home to emryville. he would have been 23 today. police are still working to get his proper identity from the coroner. police asking for the public's help. if you have seen anything at this intersection last night around 11:00. oakland pd could use your help. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:46. mortgage rates moved to n a hair of the 4% this week. the average rate for a 30 year fixed rate loan rose to 3.98%. the recent improvement in the employment picture should result in more home buying which would pressure mortgage rates higher. the dow is currently up 53 after starting the day in negative territory. and the nasdaq is up 10. s&p up 6. one of the reasons the market s are higher, the pace of layoffs are slowing again. 334,000 americans filed for first time unemployment benefits last week. that's down 12,000 from the week before. >>> most economists actually expected new claim

busted. >>> recently, we had a little debbie day here. >> which brought up the question of how to eatar. >> so many ways. 97 >>> i'm just going to go ahead and say, you're welcome. >> ooh, what a beautiful bichon. >> this is 10-week-old charlie. charlie has discovered a dandelion. and is mesmerized. and having a little play time with the dandelion and it's awesome. >> dandelion versus dog. >> you know what it is? he says you look like me. they both kind of look like dandelions. >> maybe charlie does think this is a long lost sibling. but the great thing is charlie keeps swatting at it, barking at it and swatting at it. >> is he going to blow on it? >> oh! very dramatic, right? oh! >> the horror. >> oh, he eats it. he eats it at the end. well, dog wins. >> dog wins. >>> now this might surprise some of our viewers out there, but occasionally, we do like to have some fun around this office. ♪ it's a brand new week ♪ brand new videos >> maybe some antics every now and then. recently we had a little debby day where everyone brought in their favorite little debby snacks. our fantastic edito

. >> we have a little rain, not much more than drizzle, hardly notice it. short lived. we have a slight chance of getting showers on and off this morning and, again, later on this afternoon. weather headlines look like this today. a few showers will be possible early this week so not just today but tomorrow and probably lingering into wednesday. warm and humid conditions expected. we're already at 76 degrees right now. we're looking for a high in the mid to upper 80s and more sunshine will be expected late week although we'll get a few peeks today as well. seven-day forecast forecast minutes away, now amanda. >> thank you, jacqui. we start off with a live shot along thrive. just picked up a crash. in the hov lanes, all lanes are open. all hov lanes are closed. this is just inside the beltway and you can see lots of flashing lights. it's hard to tell on the camera shot. you can see an overturned vehicle there. it may take a little longer to clear because they have to upright that vehicle and then get it on tow. so, again, hov lanes all closed which you can see on this cam

i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that draws as well as he does. it is perfect, following the contours and making the shape of the body. >> your gallery represents artists from all over, not just the bay area, an artist that work in a lot of different media. how to use some of what you look for in artists you represent? >> it is dependent on people are confident with their materials. that is a really important thing. there is enough stuff in the world already. >> you also ha

nike did rally, and they have a huge chinese exposure as well, so i want to see it pull back a little bit, then i want to get long. - you know, $62, that was the breakout from the previous highs, but this stock has come a long way. remember, this was an $8 stock just in 2008. they have huge pricing power. they can raise prices, and the actual price of a wholesale coffee has gone from $3 down to $1.20. so they are in great, great shape once again. - topic number 3: big little problem - apple traded under $400 this week. is this the beginning of the end of that hot stock? - what's funny is they have to pay $100 million back to customers who let their kids by apps. - $100 million. - yeah, that's nothing. - the stock moves a dollar, its $1 billion in market cap. - that's why it's called a little problem. do you read the title there? it's a little problem. but they have bigger problems with the share price. see if it can make a double bottom, but it did bounce to that $440 level, which was the halfway point, and now it's back down. - a little problem? the s&p has rallied 60 handles in the

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i just live up the hill a little bit. ink this thing only happens in our next neighbor state nevada but it's here. >> now the wife is still on the run. authorities say the two ran a brothel from a san bruno apartment before they moved it to south san francisco. >>> san francisco police say they made ten arrests during a concession workers sit in at at & t park. those arrests came during a largely peaceful rally before last night's giants game. now this was the latest development in a labor dispute between union workers and management. those workers include ballpark cashiers, cooks, and bartenders. they have been working without a contract for the past three years. the union workers are now asking fans to bring their own food to giants games until this dispute is settled. >>> major league baseball says san jose's lawsuit to bring the a's to the south bay is without merit. they filed a federal lawsuit antitrust suit against the league. they stormed the committee in march of 2009 to exam the proposed move. but there has been

it's 77 degrees our temperature mid-to upper 70s, overnightovert tonight a little bit of fog forming, maybe a spotty shower. we do this all over depend tomorrow with summer-like-like conditions, and then shawn, we will get a little bit of a cooll down that comes our way towardta the middle part of the week. we will push some of thesome humidity away. >> at least temporarily.temporai >> s temporarily is good. >> firefighters are hoping for more help from mother nature. nu yesterday rain help with some the hotspots in coloradocolora springs. the fire burned 22 square miles, and destroyed 500 homes. home authorities are telling people e living within this burn area ar there's still more work to do before they're allowed to return to their homes. fire the is two-thirds con daind. crews hope to have it underunder control by this thursday. >>> coming up a squabble over a super bowl ring, pits russia's president against the leader of the patriots. patr >>> the division rifles, rivals, and another twisted fate on the injury front. fron that's latest coming up next, will.will >>> thanks, scott

the thing that comes up a little later and we talked a little about, these earthquake refugee cottages. after the 1906 earthquake, the relief corporation that was attending to these refugees built thousands of these small little redwood cottages for the refugees. then when the camps closed after a year, people could take the cottages to these empty lots and set them up. it was a far bigger outcry about whether those were appropriate and what the code would be because most of them weren't put on foundations. they were just dragged out to empty lots. they were combined together. sometimes lifted up off the ground even. so you'd find articles about that far more often than finding anybody having a problem with these cars which were actually pretty sturdy. we talk about they're used as public transportation all the time. they're made of some hefty material. so people weren't too worried about them. at least it doesn't come up with the historical records. >> do we have any left? and how are we recognizing and preserving them? >> well, there's that one left that's great that we saw the inter

westbound, a little slowing off of 280. a nice drive across the dumbarton bridge. 101 and 280, no delays in either direction for the roadways. we will give you a live view and show you the volume of traffic. very sparsely populated through san francisco. we are looking toward the east bay. a nice flow of traffic as well. northbound, past high street, the earlier construction between the coliseum and downtown has completely cleared without any delay. a smooth flow of traffic. typical build for the tri-valley. we have a pretty big backup forming in these cash lanes. we should see the metering lights turned on. right now, they are off. you are talking about other lights on the bay bridge. >> not so good. >> a beautiful sight to behold when it is working. after being up for a few months, the bay bridge lights display suffering a breakdown. what you are seeing is not what the artist intended. some of the lights stuck on there. some of them simply just off. here is a nice look at what it is supposed to look like. hundreds of the 2

a little bit of drizzle. not a lot. but a little bit. band of high clouds kind of zipping by. a bigger fog bank. you can see the higher clouds. they should thin out pretty quick. all of the of the rain looks to be gone. 60s 7080s. right about where we should be this time of year on the temperatures. there won't be too much change. the warmest day looks to be friday. another cooldown kicks in. it looks like sunday and most of next week. >>> we continue to following developing news out of atlanta where one of the biggest airports in the country has lost power. what investigators may be the source of an explosion that forced hundreds to evacuate. >> reporter: san jose state university alumni are outraged. what happened last night in this hall that has them so upset. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where we're meeting with b.a.r.t. representatives and union representatives to talk about upcoming negotiations. why it could get nasty -- next. >>> new this morning, a campus warning is in effect for san jose state university after a man expos

now it's starting to get a little bit ahead. , 23 times forward earning, feels like the shorts are capitulated in this thing. and maybe this glazed donut, egg and ham is sort of a -- >> monstrosity. >> it's pretty healthy, it doesn't have cheese on it. >> is it healthy? >> this is it. it has -- >> that's a grammar question. >> i think it's neither. >> it's got 360 calories, but i think the fat content accounts for something like 40% of your daily intake of fat as recommended by -- >> a lot of people like to get started early. get right into it. >> you'd be a buyer? >> absolutely not. mrs. b.k. would never let me -- >> it's so american, though. >> it is. >> time now for pops and drops. big movers of the day. we kick it off with a drop for ve verafone. >> i mean, this valuation, though, i would not short it. >> drop here for j.m. smuker. >> seems a lot of this is they basically sandbagged the upcoming quarter. in other words, they lowered the bar because everything above this quarter was fantastic. nonetheless, the stock dropped 4%

we talked a little bit about photos. i say, gee, wouldn't it be great to see a book of color and civil war photographs. be careful what you wish for. well, when we return from holiday, i did a little bit of research on the availability of black-and-white photographs. i found numerous sites. the gold standard of sites is library of congress. they have such a collection of the best work of timothy o'sullivan brady, alexander gardner, and others. i mean, just phenomenal. in addition to that they have scanned this material at infinitely, incredibly high resolution. these scans are available on-line. you don't have to come to d.c. to look at these things. to then have photographic prints made and taken away. you can download these things on to your own computer. even more importantly, there are no rights incumbrances. this is all public domain. once i found that out, it seemed like this really has to be a great idea. and as i researched i found that there have never been a book of colorized civil war photographs ever. it is a

a little chilly in the winter but boy they love it out there. >> 7,55. erty on average on the market, about three months and the month sfupply of inventory about three months. >> a compact house. tell me why you like it. >> i like it for a variety of reasons. the location is very desirable. back in the 1940s. and people loved to be located close to the park system and the twin cities. so this property has been updated. primarily a post world war ii neighborhood. a greatover sized lot. a little something for everyone. >> very nice and priced at $269,000. moving up in price is in st. paul. wonderful town. listing for $419. $5800 a year in taxes. four bedrooms, two baths, $2100 in taxes. >> it is tudor style. i think everyone was moving west and they got to the mississippi river and said i think this is a good place to stop. it's a beautiful home. we have got a lot of basement space. this one has been nicely updated. we have had more rain than seattle in the past month. it's still hot and we're excited about that and people are smiling and fooling great. >>

we'll show you a little bit more of this. but start with a gutsy mom in texas. was with her two young kids when she was carjacked in broad daylight. he had a knife and forced her to drive in search of an atm. but she made a very brave move. we have the story. >> reporter: today a family is safe because of one mother's brave act. >> you don't come after people with kids. and i told him he messed with the wrong -- witch. >> they were shopping in texas when police say 54-year-old ismael martinez hid in the unlocked van. >> he popped up out of the backseat and said if i didn't want my kids to get hurt, that i would do what he said. >> martinez allegedly pulled a knife while she was driving and demanded she stop at an atm for cash. when she refused, he became violent. >> she's got a cut across her chest. she grabbed the knife and she bit his hand. >> reporter: she refused to back down. >> i hit him in the face and told him to get out of the car. >> reporter: he jumped out of the van and she took matters into her own hands. >> i didn't mean to run him over. just tryin

he doesn't want to leave. >> having a little boy and a dog we walk around a lot. this is a place for him to run around nice soft grass. >> reporter: funded by voter approved grant dd the lake merit boulevard and park project cost around $50 million. it's been in the works for more than a decade. >> glad we got it done. wish we could have done it faster but this is good enough for government work. >> reporter: mean while long time oakland residents like 93- year-old lorraine weis say they are happy to see the landscape change. >> oakland is getting on the map and in the right way for a change. >> reporter: in addition to the park space a long term goal is to restore lake merit as an estuary which connects to the bay. the remaining culverts will be remained in the next few days. >>> oakland police are hoping a new neighborhood policing plan will help reduce plan. the new plan involves appointing police commanders to five neighborhood districts around the city. now based on crime trends, those commanders will implement crime reduction and prevention strategies tailor

for us neutral stand is raising a little cash and decrease the portfolio and being out anything looks like a bond proxy so stay away from the staples and still being in the financials and the technology names and steph and i were talking earlier and you said that a little bit more attractive and in my opinion still a little early and on this volatility you will continue to get hurt as people flood out of them. >> less inclined on reits and utilities and i am looking at coke and mcdonald's and phillips morris international. i can name a whole bunch that have come down 8, 9%. >> the staples held up in the down draft. >> and coke was initiated and suntrust. >> doesn't it concern you the emerging markets with the multiple nationals like in china? oracle starting to make excuses on what's going on and i think any slowdown in those are coming into earnings season, that's the first thing they will use. >> i think it is a lot of the reason they pulled back in addition to the strong dollar to add to the concerns and i think they have good global franchises and very diversified so not just one

a little semi fist bump, gives it to a little boy, of course. watch the replay. h this, right down, and ooh, get him an advil. that's a great grab. he's all over every newscast in america today. >>> finally, david beckham only a few days into retirement still getting huge crowds wherever he goes. yesterday in shanghai, china, beckham -- and you know how i feel about mr. beckham. i would have been there, too, like ahh! visiting a university to meet members of its soccer team. organizers of the event apparently underestimated how many people would show up. just a couple billion people in china and a lot of them like mr. beckham. upon his arrival, all hell broke loose. more than 1,000 people stormed the gates of the stadium to get a glimpse of the soccer star. seven people were injured. it was like a beatles concert. pretty unbelievable. that's how you're greeted at 30 rock when you come in every day, like bill karins! but i -- >> your david beckham restraining order needs to be expanded from one mile to like a ten-mile radius. >> i just admire his soccer -- >> don't