>> listen to the song of a man who makes what have we made? thank you. [applause] what do you get when you cross a soprano with cardiologist? ♪ ah someone who'll sing their heart out. just what they're doing at a children's theater organized by her choir, his hospital, and their community coalition. see, busy kids usually don't try drugs.

they responded on foot and found a man down with a gun shot wound to his back. >> police say both the employee and the shooting victim identified by his friends as michael stafford knew each other. the robbery does not appear to be a factor. investigators say the confrontation appears to have the gun after stafford brought the gun into the store. >> he said he couldn't feel his legs and he was asking about his dog. >> the store's owner declined to speak on camera, but his employee is a hard worker. regulars say both men are well known and well liked in the neighborhood. >> the guy was shot, actually a poetry guy. you pay him a dollar or two and he is a poet. >> we received an update from general hospital, michael remains in critical condition. the shooter is in san francisco county jail. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the alameda county district attorney decided not to file charges against two oakland police officers who killed an unarmed man. that according to unnamed sources who spoke to the oakland tribune. neither the da's office nor the police departmen

[applause] and a man who went to bed on saturday night, a cop with a badge and who woke up on sunday morning a new d.a., george gason. [applause] city attorney twice elected in san francisco, and usually without opposition, dennis herrera. [applause] a member of the board of education and from your administration, mr. newsom, hydra mendoza. [applause] the assessor for the city and county of san francisco, phil teng. the treasurer of the city and county of san francisco, jose cisneros. [applause] the public defender and the man that first whispered to george, you should be the d.a., jeff hadachi. one of the judges with whom we have worked for years, lilian singh. [applause] and of course the woman who was your lifeline from here to hong kong when you were trying to escape this awesome responsibility, rose pack. [applause] fire chief of the city and county of san francisco, joanne hayes white. and a man whose work as an architect in three or four administrations, a man that i got from the board of supervisors years ago, he became deputy chief of staff and then chief of staff under mayo

. >>> a welfare check on a san francisco man on knob hill turned into a murder investigation today. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. we have new information tonight about the search for the man who kidnapped and killed a 4-year-old boy from the central valley town of patterson last month. detectives say they found the body of a man this morning floating in the delta men dote a canal. these are live pictures of the scene. the description of the body matches that of the suspected kidnapper jose rodriguez. an autopsy on the body is scheduled tuesday. rodriguez snatched 4-year-old juliani cardenas a month ago and drove into the canal. juliani's body was found earlier this month. about 1,000 people gathered for a memorial service for the little boy. >>> san francisco police found a 65-year-old man dead inside his home on knob hill, and tonight they say they are searching for his killer. police received a call last night asking them to check on the man at his apartment on bush street near jones in the lower knob hill neighborhood. officers arrived and f

they found a man's burning body in a homeless encampment beneath a freeway overpass. ktvu's amber lee is live on the ski after i-80 at 66th avenue near the oakland coliseum. amber? >> reporter: julie, every day people drive on the 66 avenue off ramp never realizing that there are homeless people living below this structure. fire officials tell us there are dozens of spots such as this around oakland where the homeless have set up camp using freeway overpasses as shelters. >> i could take you to show you, you know, 10, 20, 30 of them, you know, within a mile of where we are now, maybe two miles. so there is an awful lot of them. >> reporter: shortly after 1:00 this afternoon a passerby spotted smoke and flames coming from below the freeway off ramp. oakland police and chp and fire crews responded and found burning debris that appeared to be part of a makeshift shelter. >> it had been enclosed with stone to create sort of a weather break. there was sleeping things, materials there. >> reporter: crews also discovered the badly burned body of a man and a dog tied to a lea

a man with a gun was reported in this area. la escuelita elementary school at 1100 3rd avenue in oakland on third and police have secured that area to make sure that those children are evacuate it, safely. we will be right back with much more news. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. >> the 17th annual sa g awards, it is really the only rawards show before the highly anticipated oscars. highlights. >> colin firth. >> added to is screen actors guild bringing home best actor for his role and " the king's speech ". >> i would like to think security, >> and also the best ensembles for the front- runner for best picture at the oscar. >> natalie portm

please welcome brian wilson. >> i am not a man of many words. i did not really know what to say. i am having a mini-heart attack. maybe it is the smell of prop 19. i am not sure. thank you all. you are etched in history. you had our backs from day one. i would also like to thank the mayor for allowing me to try to take the reins. i do not think i am up for the job, but i also have three words. i know the man who is. where is the machine? [applause] >> like bryan and machine, i am not a man of many words at all. i do not talk much at all. just coming out here and seeing you give us support from day one, from spring training through august, all the way to texas. seeing black and orange out there was so awesome and fun and exciting. it made us so much more comfortable to play. all i can say is thank you. go san francisco. [applause] >> wow. it is a lot more wracking than you think. first, we want to thank everyone who got us here. we all have someone help us, whether it was our mom, dad, pitching coach, the coaches that we have now. they had a huge and in this. we want to thank them,

they found a man's burning body in a homeless encampment beneath a freeway overpass. ktvu's amber lee is live on the ski after i-80 at 66th avenue near the oakland coliseum. amber? >> reporter: julie, every day people drive on the 66 avenue off ramp never realizing that there are homeless people living below this structure. fire officials tell us there are dozens of spots such as this around oakland where the homeless have set up camp using freeway overpasses as shelters. >> i could take you to show you, you know, 10, 20, 30 of them, you know, within a mile of where we are now, maybe two miles. so there is an awful lot of them. >> reporter: shortly after 1:00 this afternoon a passerby spotted smoke and flames coming from below the freeway off ramp. oakland police and chp and fire crews responded and found burning debris that appeared to be part of a makeshift shelter. >> it had been enclosed with stone to create sort of a weather break. there was sleeping things, materials there. >> reporter: crews also discovered the badly burned body of a man and a dog tied to a lea

imitating an imitation of a china man. such acts of racial ventriloquism in which a white actor will play an asian or native american or black character, this is racial ventriloquism. especially this kind of yellow face. became a release for the issue in the reception of charlie chan as we all know. especially after the civil rights movement and asian-american protests in the 60s and 70s. and charlie chan has been somewhat taboo for many asian americans for many good reasons. that is the period when american children were still seeing these jump rope songs like china man sitting on a fence or neighborhood kids would come to you if you're in a neighborhood and to charlie chan imitations, so those memories are really painful and impossible to erase but we also have to understand that is also a period that charlie chan's image was tarnished and i will explain why. in that kind of -- right after world war ii. the last charlie chan movie when it was being shown around the country in the summer from 1949 there was also the moment

also in december, police shot and injured a man in a wheelchair after reports that the man had been slashing tires outside of a mental health facility. police say he also slashed an officer in the shoulder before they shot him. mental health advocates say these police shootings could have been avoided if officers had better training so tonight the commission is going to hear from the memphis police department whose plan for dealing with mental challenges is lauded as one of the best in the nation. here in san francisco, they did have a program for training officers for actually the past dedicated. it was a very involved -- for actually the pas decade. it was a very involved program. they are going to iron out how to work it and improve it, still dealing with the budgetary constraints. back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's get a quick check of weather and traffic before you head out in the 6:00 hour. lawrence, how's it looking? more sunshine today? >> should be a fantastic day now. if you are headed out right now folks it's chilly in spots. temperatures still dropping and reports 34 degrees ri

it turns out the money belonged to a gas station employee. the man said he is happy he could help. >> i live in east boston. someone who livesnearby. i knew if i dropped it, i would want someone to turn it in. >> he turned down a reward but he did add that he would accept a free lunch from that gas station employee. >>> time is 7:50. up next the investigation into a party at the playboy mansion after dozens of people became sick. >>> prelude of a stormy week to come. give you a live look of what is going on outside our doors. we'll tell you when that first rain will hit. >>> a former runningback with the oakland raters a free man after spending time in jail. michael bush was arrested earlier yesterday in indiana. he was released later in the afternoon. 26-year-old spent last year with the raiders but was due to come to a career agent. >>> this morning an investigation is under way after 100 people complained of feeling sick after a party at playboy mansion. los angeles health county officials are looking into respiratory illness with symptoms that in

in the vision he had seen them a man emerging from a lake on a horse. this man told crazy horse that he should not tie up his horse's tail as other warriors did when he went to war, and that he should dress in a certain way, that he could not be killed by bullets, and and he could only be killed if someone held him. later, when chips prepared protective charms for crazy horse. he directed that crazy horse should wear only one feather, plucked from the center of the tale of a war eagle. chips made from a whistle to blow as he rode into battle. about the year 1862 or 1863 according to red feather, his brother-in-law, chips prepared for crazy horse the most powerful of all his protections. it was made from iraq trailed through the center which crazy horse was to wear on a thong under his left arm. another tiny stone he were behind his left ear, such stones were known as spirit rocks. they possess magical properties given by their nature, their shape, their source or the songs sung over them. it was commonly believed by the ogallala that they were protected.

a man who had long been considered the second-most powerful man in egypt. man trusted and respected by the powerful egyptian military and by egypt's most important ally, the united states. he has long been well-known in national security circles, for his discreet handling of his nation's most sensitive business. the key liaison between president mubarak and israel. and, with the united states, in its effort to grapple with al qaeda militants in the years since 9/11. now, he's the man president mubarak has asked to negotiate with the opposition in egypt. in the days that followed his appointment, amid mounting tension, the vice president has appeared twice on national television to make official statements. but today, the morning after the most violent night yet, as pro and anti-government demonstrators battled in tahrir square, vice president suleiman agreed to meet with us for a one-on-one interview in the presidential palace. i was just talking to president mubarak and he told me that he did not like what he saw on the streets. have you been watching with

police say a man followed a woman into her apartment building complex.e then sexually assaulted her and brutally beat her inside the apartment complex, not inside her home. other assaults in the past few months, january 18th a man attacked a woman off lake shore avenue in the early evening. she was sexually assaulted and she was robbed twice in the same day in september. two women attacked and robbed out here. now, one on the 1400 block of third avenue and the other east 18th street and lake shore. police addressed the question of whether they're connected. >> we'll look into those, whether or not there's a connection but at this time the method of operation does not appear to be the same. >> as that victim was beaten so badly she had to be treated at a hospital for her wounds. the suspect had a very general description, a black man 6 feet tall, medium complex wearing a dark long-sleeved shirt and black cap. police are asking the public if you saw anything suspicious going on out here, someone fitting that truly big description, they would like to hear f

and the non-emergency line some of the was a man on campus with a gun. police wasted no time. securing a parameter is several blocks are round of the school. and a sizable show of force around the school. when the children are off the grounds, a swat team came into the school, room by room. >> rumors could have intended that it is a joke. >> and we're treating it as if it is serious. >> no children harmed, and released to their children parents-- >> and run across the street the admissions parents were told to go to peck of students. who attend la escuelita elementary school at 1100 3rd avenue in oakland and teachers, students, had to evacuate once they got word of a gunman in the area. several talked to kron 4 about this nerve wracking experience. hal >> yes, for meat to it was difficult. >> and i have to see him. i wanted to make sure that everything was ok. >> and my son was telling me that there were three, four helicopters and i saw the police in my heart was pounding! i am glad they moved the kids to a different location. >> there were gradually released to their parents

[applause] you're a man of opinions. what i didn't know until reading a bit more about you was that your folks were both activists, that you grew up in a household of opinions. did that shape the way you look at the world? yup, 'cause my parents kind of, like, raised me to be independent and have independent thoughts, not so much as follow my peers, and to challenge information. so, i mean, to be an activist just means that they were conscious of certain facts that were circulating. and in the '60s, they were in their 20s, late 20s, so that was a time where you had a conscious movement where people were actually looking into themselves, finding out about themselves, and trying to do something to better themselves. and my parents encouraged me to do so myself. i understand that a kind of a pivotal point in your own career path was listening to dick gregory talk. yeah, dick gregory came to my alma mater, if that's what i could call it, adelphi university in 1983 and turned me out, meaning that he came and spoke as part of a

her boyfriend said he saw a man hit her and keep going. luna's family raised $2,000 reward hoping someone will tip off police. >> okakakakakakakakakakakakakaka >>> new tonight at 6:00 a scathing new report on a court house computer upgrade. the story of poor planning and huge cost overruns. also a major development involving a man at the center of a 7 on your side investigation into mortgage fraud, and california's largest farm show gets underway and a new focus for those that produce crops. its coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much. >> and that is going to do it for us. world news is next. i'm cheryl jennings. >>

police say a man brutally beat and sexually assaults a woman in her 50s.e-- assaulted a woman in her 50s. the victim is chinese and does not speak english very well. she was only able to give police a general description of her attacker. >> it's gonna be terrifying for anyone. if you don't speak the language you have to try to communicate other ways. >> investigators hope to interview the victim again and come one a sketch. they say this attack does not appear to be linked with other sexual say all the -- assaults in the nearby lake merritt area. >>> san francisco police are meeting to deal with new options when dealing with the mentally ill. it's in response to three shootings, including one in december, when police shot a man in a wheelchair outside a mental health facility. one proposed training program involves establishing a team of officers trained specifically to deal with people with mental health issues. >>> in egypt, the protests continued in cairo's main square despite a new warning from the country's vice president who says the demonstrations c

he's maintaining his reputation as a man of mystery. last night the governor refused to reveal what he's going to discuss. brown told state capitol reporters "if i tell you, i'll have to cancel the press conference." it's a good bet that the governor will update his plan to tackle california's huge budget crisis. >>> in the east bay city of hercules, organizers of a recall drive against two city leaders say they have enough signatures to put the measure on the june ballot. at last night's city council meeting recall supporters presented the receipt showing they have nearly 6,000 signatures from hercules voters. the petitions accuse council member and new mayor ward of supporting questionable development deals that put the city in a financial crisis. but the two leaders say they were deceived by a former city manager. >> we were you know acting on information we had. it wasn't the right information. and now we're you know trying to get everything shipshape. >> hercules former mayor resigned a few weeks ago over the fiscal mismanagement ac

they shot but say he's a 45-year-old man. he was wounded by multiple gunshots and pronounced dead at the scene. residents nearby heard it all happen. >> we heard a lot of gunshots, maybe 10, just constantly. it sounded like firecrackers, but we know it wasn't. >> once again the man place misare still locking for, they were looking for last night, is named reginald jackson. they say he was a passenger in the car involved in the pursuit. but he got out of the vehicle before the confrontation with police and before the shooting happened. police say they would like to talk to him to ask him what happened before that shooting. and the district attorney's office is also investigating this officer-involved shooting. ali rasmus, ktvu news. >>> a teenage girl remains in critical condition after another surgery following a hit- and-run in san jose last weekend. police have released this sketch of the man suspected of hitting 18-year-old erica luna and dragging her about 2,000 feet. he's described as being between 32 and 36 with black ha

reported he was a twenty year old man from the north caucasus a manhunt is on for six others who are believed to have must reminded the attack security is being tightened all across the country they had stopped police and the half as we were meeting behind closed doors with members of the russian parliament to decide on what needs to be done to build big gaping holes in the country's security system. the current anti terror legislation of russia could soon be amended just as the country's police force is now undergoing a major overhaul it's hoped the recent changes to the police will make cop corruption and security lapses i think of the past exceed in the church over r t moscow. or the website which has posted the video of a dock or model has apparently registered in finland you own one laurie a priest and an artist says that any attempt to stream this website has been shut down by finnish or thorazine before these attempts he's even received death threats from the terrorist cells based in the caucasus. we know if you weren't. we how wide strong under our sun roebuck on day in this

harry tale is about a man in london who was a hairdresser. he got the idea to take the hair trimmings and turn them into a environmentally friendly fiberglass that is stronger and safe. >> let's take a look. harry tale. >> four kilo's of hair could take one person 35 year to collect from their own hair. it is like a haircut every two weeks. i wanted to take it off the human body, so we scanned the universities looking at front sides and back, and we saw some lovely people. very feminine. this was take upen from a 50- year-old man. when i tell people this is a man, they are slightly disappointed. when they saw the chair, a couple of the top lecturers approached me and said you have really proved that you are not totally bonn cancers and these are -- bongers, and these are my biggest skeptics. >> we can't show you anymore. what is the time limit for each film? >> we go from 30 second to 30 minutes. >> the next one is scrape-a- biker. >> yes. a great film by greg cooper about a teenager, i guess, 20- something-year-old from oakland named baby ch

i looked over there and saw a man laying down his back screaming he has been shot. >> police say the victims and suspect knew each other. >>> not to contra costa county were teachers and parents are over arms over a plan to shut down school districts. there is a budget shortfall mixture of $1.5 million into close that gap the board voted to shut down holbrook elementary and glenbrook middle school and is considering a third school. either westwood or so for what elementary. and in pleasant hill, sequoia middle school and elementary are the chopping block. >> five minutes before it started we found out, and it has been a very sad thing. >> a final decision is expected in two weeks. >>> jerry brown is abandoning the plan to sell state buildings. our sword snigger championed the real estate deal so hot is governor brown plan to make up the difference? ken pritchett reports from sacramento. >> reporter: for sale, that is inside you will not see in sacramento or in san francisco at the state building. they called off sales. >> is the ultimate in kicking the can down the road. >> reporter:

the road was closed for a life flight helicopter. but the man died before he could be airlifted from the scene. the victim is a 68-year-old redwood city man. the coroner has not yet released his name. >> new information tonight about that massive earthquake in new zealand. just about an hour ago police officials announced that the death toll has now gone up to 98. it is now a race against time to find the estimated 200 people who are still missing. some of the missing may have been inside a seven story t.v. station that collapsed. police say they suspect that between 60-120 bodies are in the rubble. earlier officials said no one could have survived. but even so, many families in christ church are refusing to give up. >> i have been trying to take my daughters finds just because i thought the rescuers might hear the ring and dig down and find her. >> while chris church was three miles the towns of red cliff are practically right on top of it. the damage in those communities is quite extensive. >> she was over the edge. >>> here in the bay area, a

be ruled with a dictatorship speak the man who thinks of that's the way of the future for america . hello again this is r.c. the headlines. ok ok ok let me love your just a. huge crowds in cairo call for president hosni mubarak to quit and denounce the thirty years of martial law the embattled egyptian leader has yielded to pressure after a week to widespread unrest and was seek re-election september but protesters want him out of much sooner. russia remembers its first post soviet president eighty years after his by boris yeltsin drove huge challenges of the fall of the communism but his legacy is a divisive one in the country today. and a russian diplomat has been ordered out of line and after accusations moskos intelligence services made him take irish close calls for spying they irish department of foreign affairs says six irish nationals identities were used to create false documents for russian agents expire.

. >>> a man attending an illegal cockfight has died after being stabbed in the leg by a bird. he was declared dead two hours after being injured last week. a rooster with a knife aknife attached to his limb stabbed him in the calf. an autopsy concluded that he died from an accidental sharp force injury. the sheriff is investigating. so far no one at the cockfight has been arrested. >>> the company that organized sunday's half marathon in san francisco says there was no delay getting help for a collapsed runner, who eventually died. 36-year-old peter hass fell to the ground near the finish line. witnesses said paramedics didn't arrive for 20 minutes and dispatchers said they were given three different addresses. other runners started performing cpr. race organizers say medical technicians arrived within five minutes. the city is now investigating. examiners have not determined a cause of death. >>> bay area students who got sick after visiting a marin science county camp have tested positive for the norovirus. 50 adults and students reported flu-like symptoms last week. this is

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a woman is in the hospital. oakland police are looking for the man who raped a woman in the lake merritt area late monday night. the victim told authorities she encountered the man as she returned home at about 10:00 p.m. monday to her apartment complex at 800 jackson street near lake merritt. three other rapes have happened since september. the first two happened in late september of last year and then raped them. a third attack happened on january 18th. in that case the victim was also robbed before undergoing the sexual assault. jonathan bloom tran says to tell us what is new. >> reporter: the night after what was described as a brutal rape in pleading oakland police returned to the building, a police officer to and in asian languages went door-to-door interviewing neighbors. speaking in cantonese this woman told police she heard to screams from the stairwell after a man followed her neighbor inside and then attacked her. it happened around 10:00 p.m. as she came home from work. >> she did suffer injuries thankfully those are not life-threatening investigators are checking on her well-being and that is our ut

she took all the feeling from a man's toes. she gave him a foot rub. when she got to the toes she put them in her mouth. saddy squinted at her brother. it's true. one by one she sucked them and they were dirty. but when she was done you know what? the man started hollering he says, i cannot feel my toes. he jumps up and waddels like a turkey. he didn't know he didn't have any toes anymore. madison grinned the woman was a witch much the fields were soft to the touch. all the way home madison told his sister about the witches and the world. when the saudi came to view he stopped talking the door was open the inside shadowy. there was no one in sight but he could hear his sister in law kth rin talking to blue flies. madison tucked his chin as if against the weather. something about the air felt dense. something felt like pushing against water on a flooded plain. well, a lot happens between now and the next morning i will sum it up quickly. madison's sister in law, kith rin refuses to fix saddy's dress and saddy has to wear it to school like that the next