[laughter] chris: no, daniel, an ace would help the other team. the flop, ace-4-ace! daniel: ah, there it is! chris: elway with trip aces and checks. nicole: i'm all in. chris: ah, nicole all in, and what a poor time to bluff. john: i've got to see it. i've got to see it. chris: he calls. daniel: you're calling? what have you got? you probably have us beat. oh, he has an ace! chris: nicole can't even look. daniel: i was kidding about the ace being good for you. you remember that, right? okay, we need a heart and a heart. yeah, we need a couple of hearts here. chris: nicole rowe needs running hearts, or her million dollar dream ends right here. [cheering/applause] daniel: it was a good check he made. it was a good check you made. if you would've bet, she would've folded. nicole: i would've folded. daniel: good trap. got to be a heart. nicole: heart. chris: the turn, the queen of diamonds. daniel: queen, that's not going to do it, no. even if you catch the queen, he's got a bigger full house. chris: that's it. nicole: all right, it's over. daniel: oh, and you see the qu

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more in the rally going on in oakland regarding ac transit. jonathan blum is standing by live with the latest details for us. >> this rally started about 20 minutes ago you can see there's a group of people who gathered on the street corner just across oakland city hall many of them cut and shape of tombstones say our ipc transit. the folks here are saying they think ac transit has made too many cuts and they understand state budget cuts as force them to do it. if that ac transit is balancing to much of their budget on the backs of the writer. ac transit just recently completed a section of arbitration with its labor union. ac transit has managed to come out of arbitration was an agreement that said its workers will pay for some of their health-care benefits and in return ac transit riders will be able to continue taking the bus on the weekend. the rally said it's a bittersweet victory. >> this is a victory of sorts. the sacrifice of some of those who could least afford it. the union numbers are having their health premiums raised, having to p

ac has been arguing for months with the bus driver's union over pay and benefits. but johnson says the real problem here is budget cuts. >> at one point we justed to get more than -- we used to get more than 26 million from the state. we are getting practically zero. if you don't have the finances, you can't continue to provide the same level of service. >> reporter: to find out if your route has been affected, go to cbs 5.com and click on links. >>> starting tomorrow, some muni commuters have to use a clipper card instead of the fast pass. they are switching over from the paperer to the clipper. the m fast pass which can be used on muni goes way in april. >>> a suspicious device found by the police near the san leann trough bart station turned out to be fake. a routine traffic stop, police found a package covered in duct tape with wires attached and an older model cell phone attached. >> when you have a possible bomb threat 50 feet away from your tracks and a quarter mile from the station, you have to take some, you know, serious precautions. >> the san leandro, c

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ac transit says it will not have to make third contract. the gathering is part of the ac transit accountability campaign. ac transit has cut service by 16% so far this year to deal with projected budget deficits. >>> the oakland city counsel sill was set to start meeting a few hours ago. the public safety economy is set to present a record recommending procedures for people to apply for a pot growing license. if the plan is accepted, those who are chosen to legally grow marijuana in oakland could be announced in january. >>> and there's another recommendation to raise the number of marijuana dispensaries from four to eight. >>> meanwhile, in the south bay today marijuana advocates rallied outside the san jose city council meeting protesting raids on pot dispensaries there. >>> dispensary owners say despite efforts to run legal businesses they are being treated like crimins. supporters say in the long run, the raids are ineffective. >> it's not going to go away by doing these raids, it's not going to make us stop using our medication. it's g

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ace train also, running 7 minutes behind schedule.ittle slightly late due to earlier freight train traffic. muni and cal trans all on time. >>> out towards the sierra. no chains required this morning travelling interstate 80, highway 50 or highway 88. all the roads are clear, and a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. whether it is no delay, metering lights have not been turned on yet. we look good. back up to you. >>> 5:37 a.m. new this morning san jose hitting the brakes on bike licensing. the city plans to do away with requiring that $2 license fee tomorrow a recent city audit found most people don't observe the mandate and the program gunn make enough money for busy cops and firefighters -- doesn't make enough money for busy cops and firefighters to enforce it. >>> california has used nearly all its federal stimulus money the state received $2.6 billion in road and transit needs it completed or awarded contracts for 90% of state projects a new report says that is the second fastest performance in the nation, we are good at spe

"ac 360" is next. >>> thanks, thanks to all of you as well for watching. tonight you say, you want them to keep their hands off you at the airport. well we've got news for you about the alternative. those new scanners. we'll tell you about some new research on how much they can miss and i'll tell you this. it could be enough to take down an airliner. what the study shows and what the government isn't telling you but another vital question. is any of what we're putting ourselves through with airport security really providing, you know, airport security? "keeping them honest." >>> and tonight, high school classmates thought he looked so all-american they called him la barbie, as in barbie and ken. now he's called one of mexico's most vicious drug lords and heats coming home to the united states. "crime and punishment." >>> and our cnn heroes, a "ac 360" exclusive. the heroes in the mine. miners and rescuers sit down with anderson. that's the big 360 interview. >>> and tonight, "keeping them honest." new information and if you're already unhappy about the enh

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in december, c plans to -- ac plans to cut it in half. >> people have church, work -- it will effect lot of people. >> elyia felts is the person. >> we want to work with transit to try to find alternate things so we will not be losing, losing all the time. >> they seem to not ever properly plan their cut. >> but ac transit says there's no choice. >> nobody is more upset than we are. >> clarence johnson says they've held public meetings and the rider's public interest in mind much they have been arguing for months with the bus driver's union over pay and benefits. johnson says the real problem here is budget cuts. >> at one point, we used to get more than 28 million from the state. we are getting practically zero at this point. there's no magic to this. if you don't have the finances, you can't continue to provide the same level of service. >> to find out if your route has been effected, go to your website and click on links. in oakland. dan mack vick, cbs 5. >>> in arlington, coming up in game day, take you inside giant's locker room and go one on one with madison bumgarner and buste

ac transit has already cut bus service 15% this year to deal with this budget shortage. even with today's new contract, there may be more service cuts next year. >>> there is a flaw in the new clipper card used on multiple area transit lines. it's a loophole that's costing taxpayers but as ktvu's jana katsuyama report, right now there's no plan to fix the situation. >> reporter: the clipper card allows passengers to ride bart, nummi and other transportation without buying a new ticket. but now a problem looms allowing those with a clipper card to ride for $2. we bought clipper cards for a minimum of $2. we also bought a $2 bart ticket. for a ride to san francisco that normally costs $3.10. what happened? when we tried to exit at the powell station, we put the bart ticket in and the machine remained closed. but with the $2 clipper card we were able to exit. and the card showed a negative 10-cent balance. if you throw the card away, the transportation commission and taxpayers are stuck with the bill. >> that's not very fair. but i'm sure people take advantage any way they

residence inn. >>> coming up, cnn here lows, a "ac 360" exclusive.son sits down with the chilean miners and talks about what it was like to ration food. susan hendricks joins was the 360 bulletin. >>> sanjay, nine years after washington intern chandra levy disappeared a man has been found guilty in her death. the injure convicted the man of first-degree murder. he could get life in prison without parole. >>> a secret service agent who was there when jfk was assassinated on this day in 1963, says he was haunted by the idea that he could have gotten there just moments faster. former agents haven't said much since that day in dallas 47 years ago. but a new book called "the kennedy detail" includes accounts from many agents bhorp there. >>> at least 1300 people have died in haiti's cholera outbreak and health officials say the death toll could end up even higher than the 200,000 they predicted. poor sanitation and lack of access to help centers are making the epidemic spread and sanjay, as you said, you just got back, you've been there several times, lit

ac transit was at about the same level for their buses. the institute -- they instituted some changes and now they are up near the 99% range. we have used the experience of what we did with ac and applied it here. we did not wait for need to figure it out. we have contractors that are assisting us. we have put quite a bit of effort into this. in our eyes, it has been a success. >> but at the end of the day, the policy stops with the mta. i appreciate you. thank you so much for working through these issues. >> thank you for the opportunity to present this transition. >> good afternoon. just to clarify, we would like to apologize because there were two presentations. the overarching program, clipper, covers all of the issues, the of reach as well as the implementation. mt a certainly makes the policy decisions and are to be held accountable. primarily the reason for two presentations are to address the specific issues from the m.t.a. site from which the mtc was not directly involved. they did support us in oversight. the automatic fare colle

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ac transit has already cut bus service 15% this year to deal with this budget shortage.with today's new contract, there may be more service cuts next year. >>> there is a flaw in the new clipper card used on multiple area transit lines. it's a loophole that's costing taxpayers but as ktvu's jana katsuyama report, right now there's no plan to fix the situation. >> reporter: the clipper card allows passengers to ride bart, nummi and other transportation without buying a new ticket. but now a problem looms allowing those with a clipper card to ride for $2. we bought clipper cards for a minimum of $2. we also bought a $2 bart ticket. for a ride to san francisco that normally costs $3.10. what happened? when we tried to exit at the powell station, we put the bart ticket in and the machine remained closed. but with the $2 clipper card we were able to exit. and the card showed a negative 10-cent balance. if you throw the card away, the transportation commission and taxpayers are stuck with the bill. >> that's not very fair. but i'm sure people take advantage any way they can bu

hall to protest cuts to ac transit. and for justify the other cherub rogers has not received or will funding. this is they're happy with drivers agreed to pay part of their health-care fund of funds in exchange for maintaining weekend, ac transit has are it cut too much and researchers to why they want to see those decisions reversed. >> the city of oakland is moving forward with its plan to establish forfor medical marijuana crops. >> is the oakland city council only approve the establishment for medical marijuana growing facilities this new ordinance would set up a fee structure to regulate them. the goal is not to have it be on street corners, not average be all over the place but rather to create systems were you really can have safety and oversight to get ahead of residential area and to regulate it industrial environments. >> the application fee is $5,000, annual operating fees $211,000. that is to cover the stop the process, bart from cross of were seeing them from a process, bart projects, safety inspections inc

ac transit was at about the same level for their buses. the institute -- they instituted some changes and now they are up near the 99% range. we have used the experience of what we did with ac and applied it here. we did not wait for need to figure it out. we have contractors that are assisting us. we have put quite a bit of effort into this. in our eyes, it has been a success. >> but at the end of the day, the policy stops with the mta. i appreciate you. thank you so much for working through these issues. >> thank you for the opportunity to present this transition. >> good afternoon. just to clarify, we would like to apologize because there were two presentations.

. >>> plus a cnn heroes ac exclusive. anderson talks to the rescued miners. those stories and much more at the top of the hour. now back to "larry king live." >>> this kind of exercise is very common in that area. >> we understand that the president and his advisors a s meeting discussing whps going forward. that pretty much describes and talks about how severe the situation really is. >> this is a serious situation, even to south koreans, this is a very different level of threat, to the best of my knowledge, there's been no exchange of artillery fire since the end of the korean war in 1953. as you said t president and his top ministers and his security advisors are conferencing in the blue house bunker. they've got a strategic control room there. they have put out a couple of messages urging a stern response but also to try not to es can late this any further. so they're caught rather twine a rock and a hard place. also according to some places, the south koreans are planning to take this to the united nations demanding a condemnation. >> former bush homelan

has to second place ac milan last place party and second rank shock tarting battle in group h. leaders all small travel to braga meeting on the point to qualify. but elsewhere group leaders by munich already through to the knockout stage and tuesday's opponents roma have the best chance of joining them. up and coming when they share in the men a is hoping to continue his bout of fall against the twenty one time german champions and study only because the twenty three year old scored his first syria goal in over a year on saturday and opened in the champions league win against quality of this month still the frenchman saves much room for improvement. good you could do it because i still need to grow i'm twenty three years old i'm not a kid anymore but i'm still young and have to improve a lot both as a player and in life this is what i working on with the team and coaching staff. and in the meantime wonders they get champions by what we are feeling a we can line up at the study olympic or captain mark on form or i and robin if it's all each hole that but still and worst of close

in their last five league matches and are now lying nine points behind siri pacesetters arch rivals ac milan but despite being hit by a series of injuries to key players such as wesley snider goalkeeper julia says r. and defender maicon the interim manager believes in his players. which are people going to. turn to physical assume very good in non-active both situations and counter attacks so we have to be very careful because i'm used to seeing if we do the job well we can beat any team. for manchester united will be looking to clinch the top spot in group c. in their match against glasgow rangers wayne rooney should be back in the starting line up for manchester to help his side guarantee a place in the next round the previous encounter between the two teams in september had no winner as the game at old trafford ended in the goal is true but united have been on form since then. well joe. well done well we're done already and it's no more some go you know and hopefully that survives to model. the performance in the end so it was so a. user experience very well known and bursaspor was

to take third place and qualify for the round of thirty europa league well giants ryall the dreaded ac milan advance into the champions league last sixteen following respective wins at. their in group role might came from two goals down to be group leaders and edged closer to the next round and all they need to do now is draw with bottom side kluge who lost to basel one nil and shots are now top of group h. as they thrashed underdogs sports is on three male while former leaders arsenal were shell shocked by brought up to zero. in the meantime defending european champions. are preparing to hose dutch side in their group encounter on wednesday and perhaps the dutch side gets to face rafael beneath his men at the perfect time they sat inside are in the middle of a mini crisis having not won in their last five league matches and now lie nine points behind siri pacesetters arch rivals ac milan but despite being hit by a series of injuries to key players such as wesley snider goalkeeper julio says r and defender mike on the interim manager believes in his players'. physical assume very good

not won in the last five league matches and a ninety nine points behind syria pacesetters the trials ac milan bus despite being hit by injuries to key players such as wednesday night a goalkeeper julius is out and defend the icon into milan manager believes in his players. which are. physically strong very good in an active ball today and counterattacks so have to be very careful. but as i'm used to saying if we're dirt job well you can beat any team. well meanwhile tottenham agreeing with confidence heading into wednesday's other group a clash at home to the brave and an impressive three one home when over into white hart lane in the last champions league outing left lead despairs well sets to go straight to the last sixteen and three points against further on wednesday will guarantee their passive stage the knockout stages and the joy of manager harry redknapp. it would be a great achievement you know we will draw was made i looked at the draw of it was a tough draw into malayan vertebrae and twenty good show i did with no weak teams in the group you know one of the children groups yo

. >>> the binding decision by an arbitration panel settles a long-standing dispute from ac transit and their driver's union. it calls for them to contribute to their health and benefit plans. ac transit says the decision will shave $38 million off a deficit during the next three years. >>> cal state university trustees decided to raise tuition 15% to offset state funding cuts. the finance committee voted to increase tuition for 5% for upcoming winter and spring terms and go up 10% next fall. the board of trustee full board votes on it tomorrow. >> today's increases are inexcud if i was given a vote, i would say absolutely not. >> san francisco mayor gavin newsom to a proposed 8% next fall. newsom sworn in as lieutenant governor in january, he's awarded a seat on the u.s. board of regions. >>> the former host of a popular local radio show unexpectedly returned with a renegade broadcast. they dismissed the entire staff at the morning's show yesterday citing financial reasons. but this morning they returned to the location, lost themselves inside, and took over the air waves for hours and

holiday schedules are in effect for ac, muni and caltrans. no service for a strain, and the golden gate very. >> will. i know one place is very busy and that's memorial church, the rev. and his church people the congregation are back at it again this morning. they offer these giving dinners to the needy for decades. with the top economic time this year is especially busy. they will serve meals to buy a dozen people. >> there's nothing that can top that you're working the people who are in great need there is nothing that can reach beyond being a responsible person to those folks, love and unconditional love which we do here as well as unconditional acceptance when you do that you have something going for you. >> they're trying their best to meet the demand donations are down 20 percent will demand is up 30%. a live report for you from glide memorial all morning. >> cal fire is asking you to exercise caution thanksgiving day remains the least they for home cooking fires. catcher and responded to more than 600 emergency's last thanksgiving with

she did a great job getting everybody off the bus. >> ac transit is about 20 people were onboard. another bust continued to routes. fire crews remained on the scene for three hours to clean up the mess. >>> there is a nether egg recall in the news tonight be more than a quarter million eggs are being recalled after they found salmonella. ohio's fresh eggs sold eggs two stores in california. no illnesses have been reported authorities say the owner of an iowa farm who read -- recalled millions of eggs has financial ties to this farm. >>> coming up, more about fire safety. homeowners are asked to do away with familiar smoke detectors and making new advices mandatory. >>> how will this year's crop season be -- crab season be? i am consumer editor tom vacar. >>> i will have the details on which cities could see some rain. you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. >> family of four safe and sound, rescued after six days at sea. the family left there p

. >>> ac transit riders are having to deal with longer waits since new service cuts took effect.he transit agency implemented the reductions yesterday to almost 70 lanes. some of the big changes include reducing frequency under 28 lines and eliminating service to the orinda b.a.r.t. station. ac transit expectings the cuts -- expects the cuts to save almost $11 million. >>> still ahead -- why police shot and killed annal annal -- an animal. our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywhere. we have to make some tough decisions. we have to live within our means. we have got to take the power from the state capitol and move it down to the local level, closer to the people. and no new taxes, without voter approval. we have got to pull together not as republicans or as democrats but as californians first. at this stage in my life, i'm prepared to do exactly that. [ man then try this. new and improved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna -- wow. [ beep [ man yep, that's the patented freestyl

my name is ace washington. i was bron and -- born and raised in the west addition. i did not come to speak on this item, and i did not know it was even -- i am sure they are appreciative of bringing this to their attention. i am up here on a mission of community reform. i am here to tell the city to tell everybody in the west tradition that we have a group had is called the crc, community reform committee. we don't need no permission from the board of stupid- visors. anything that moves, you need to contact the crc. i'm the founder. i don't appreciate, and i know the community is unity. i hear you talking about african-americans. i don't see nobody representing up here. that has to stop. anything that moves, brews, s hakes or makes, you let us know. i've been there 56 years. redevelopment is gone. the city council left us like a baby out the sidewalk. i am telling you going on record now, anything that moves in the western addition of gilmore, -- fillmore, we must be involved. my name is ace washington. [chime]

in addition to that, ace train number 3 reporting about 15 minute delays as well.and muni so far reporting no delays. the other big delay we're seeing grow and grow this morning is westbound 80 approaching central. there are a couple problems in the backup. some accidents as well. that's why traffic is really jammed right now from pinole all the way to central. look what it's done to drive times. it's almost 40 minutes now from the carquinez bridge to the maze. this is causing about 20 minute delays on that ride. as a detour, you may want to consider 680 to 24, about a24 minute ride but it's a long detour so it may not be worth it. with a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll find it's actually light because most of the people are stuck in that backup on westbound 80 approaching central. >> thank you very much. it's 6:39. >> trading's underway on wall street. we have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. here's a live look at the big board with the dow down 10 points. >> and i'm jenelle wang. the tsa facing more heat this morning

mass transit is on time for bart, ace, muni and caltrain. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. forecast, boy, we have a really nice stretch of weather expected for this week. for this morning, mostly clear conditions with some valley fog. and that's going to be well inland. temperatures in the mid-40s to the lower 50s. around the bay 50 to 57 degrees and mostly clear skies, patchy fog expected along the coast. temperatures for both locations in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. for this afternoon, sunshine warm temperatures up to 80 degrees inland, up to the mid- 70s around the bay and the lower 70s along the coastline. yeah, it's going to be a nice afternoon. do note if you are thinking about heading out, high surf advisory in effect kicking off at 11:00 this morning. could see waves as high as 15 to 25 feet. keep that in mind. that's all being generated by a low pressure system still well off to the northwest but those are the large swells tha

public transit ok this morning no except for ace train #one. no reports of icing in santa cruz mountains despite the cold temperatures there. >> 60 year-old man is dead after napa police confrontation he was killed yesterday afternoon after a confrontation with officers in front of his common up on meat avenue the victim's wife had called police for help officers arrived the man went outside to speak to officers and argument ensues and an officer taser the victim and then he was shot. the yen did the identity was not released. the officers are on leave. >> a man was shot last night in oakland it was a 1500 block of international boulevard around 7:20 p.m. a single gunshot wound he was digging a hospital they believe the suspect is still aunt. >> three people were hospitalized after being shot in a drive-by shooting in san francisco early this morning. officers responded to reports of shots fired near van ness avenue and clay street in the city's pacific heights neighborhood at around 2:10 a.m. according to preliminary information, the victims w

welcome to our viewer ace cross the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> today we begin with limited liability. this morning's "washington post" study concludes that a pentagon study has concluded the pentagon can lift the ban to openly serving gays risk. that's according to two people familiar with the draft of the study due to be completed on december 1st. p in addition, the post says more than 70% of respondents surveyed sent to active duty and reserve troops said the effect of repealing don't ask, don't tell would be positive, mixed, or nonexistent. those results led the authors to conclude that objections to openly gay colleagues would drop once troops were able to live and serve alongside them. >>> elsewhere in washington, a fire storm of feedback from all sides is being aimed at a presidential commission with the unwelcomed task of slashing the budget deficit. among the list of unpopular proposals, tax hikes, medicare cuts and raising the retirement age. kristin dahlgren has more for us from washington this morning. >> g

this morning ac transit and me on a regular schedule a quick reminder notes service for ace train for all media oakland ferry today. james. >> 5:34 a.m. top story is black friday a lot of folks in line. people are in store rain now trying to get ahold of early holiday deals jackie's a so giving us the shot from best buy you were there when the door was open and the line is all in right now doing shopping is that right? >> it's more than a friend see the approach. it is so crazy that one guy asked me how much i camrose gone for. (laughter) they are ready and willing to buy just about anything. this is about half an hour ago when the first of the shoppers who have been waiting out the cold night for about 13- 14 hours started lining up yesterday and you can see the huge crowd starting to pour in to best buy there had to be 3-400 waiting out in the line. as we talked about when the open doors many knew exactly what they wanted and more they needed to go you can see that woman right they're taking off water run. only one person can imagine you can see them sprinting. so far this morning t

for baltimore's ace of cakess >> live from fox 45 news, this is fox 45 news "late edition." >> hello, i am jeff barnd. plans approved for a new wal-mart in the city of baltimore. but ot everyone is looking forward to the development. and much of the debate is over jobs. >> melinda roeder reports from baltimore's remington neighborhood with their concerns. >> tonight, city council members approved a bill that would give approval to any shopping center to be built near the intersection of 25 and howard streets. %-and a lowe's and projected boh stores will hire hundreds. tonight city council members voted almost unanimously to support the development. but critics that rallied outside of city council said jobs do not payp decent wages and worry the retailers will force others out of business. but supporters hooe it bring option to say consumers. >> in this economy we need goods people can afford in the middle of the city. and this is a great project. >> they have not been good corporate neighbors in the past. in the communities that they have beee in. >> some of the opponents in this are

ac transit scheduled a contract dispute with its drivers and mechanics. changes to its contract says ac transit will save about $13 million a year, money that will be used to maintain the off- hour buses. >>> in mountain view, a final decision is expected today on whether to approve a controversial cell phone tower right near a preschool. the tower would go on the roof of the first presbyterian church. this is a rendition of the tower we're talking about. it would be housed on the roof's structure of the group's fellowship hall. some people expressed real concern about possible radiation. the preschool sits on the church grounds. >> i don't know how effective it would be. i'm certainly not worried about this tower. >> well, industry represent itches say any emissions would fall within safety standards. the church would receive about $1700 a month to have that tower there. today's decision can be appealed to the city council. >>> dog owners in pacifica might want to pay more attention to leash laws at pacifica state beach. after two years of debate between

the people from some of the homes are trying to wait out the disruption on this ac transit bus. i mentioned the family that is where they are right now. they herd the crash around 1:30. the impact pushed the fireplace all the tie into the home. to hear the loud hissing and smelling the gas. thinking any spark could set it off. this is a main thorough fair through the western part of oakland. that could be an issue later rob for sal. we're going to keep an eye on that. reporting live in oakland kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:33 santa cruz police just released a sketch of a man trying to sexually assault a teenage girl. here it is. this is the sketch. he's described as being 27 and 33 years old. he's about 5'9" tall. weighing 150 pounds. the suspect tried to attack a 15-year-old girl in ocean view park. she managed to escape. >>> okay landless are investigating -- police say the victims were attacked while they were sitting in a car on eighth street saturday afternoon. police have not released their names but they say one victim was a 17-year-old from hayward. the other vi

public transit looks like board ace train all on time. >> the latest developments kron 4 news crews on scene now of all large fire wall was a large for alarm fire this morning at the 1000 block at about 230 this morning. when they got there they saw flames shooting through the roofs of two buildings one was a bar the other was recycling center they got knocked down fairly quickly but they are still on the scene. smoking is still billowing out so they still have hot spots to put out. the fire appears to started in their rear of the building no injuries have been reported. about $2 million worth of damage. >> a three year-old girl along with two others are in the hospital they were shot to in san francisco's protrudes road salt. they were shot near the 25th street and connecticut that is the area here. 20 year- old man multiple guns and shot wounds, they are said to be life-threatening. another man 55 has one gun shot wound not life- threatening, the final victim of three year-old girl she was shot multiple times her wounds are life threatening because she's only 3 years old. she is in h

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