. >>> we're live in alameda alameda county about new questions about a man. joot voters in richmond decide if they are going to raise the sales tax. that money will be sent to schools. >> it's 4:30 on this tuesday. thank you so much for joining us. >> i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. >> they believe missing nursing student michelle le was murdered. she was last seen kaiser hospital in hayward. vic lee reports on the evidence and exclusive details on a person of interest whose home was searched for a second time. >> after breaking the sad news to michelle le's family members, a captain told reporters police will now investigate le's disappearance as homicide. >> we realize this is the worst possible news that michelle's family and friends and everyone who has been looking for her would want to hear. >> they believe she was murdered in the kaiser hospital garage where her car was parked on friday. they say it was not a random answering that the killer targeted her. her honda was found half a mile away. police say there is compelling evidence that leads to a

we're out here at the alameda county fair which just kicked off yesterday.t's going to be going on for the next couple of weeks. a lot of stuff happening out here besides our amazing weather. in the 80s out here in the east bay. with me is my friend april mitchell. you've got our funnel cake. we've been eating it like all evening long. >> i can't wait to finish it. >> it's one of the things people expect about a fair but there's a lot happening here. >> 4-h and ffa is such a huge part of our fair, as you can see from these girls right here. we raise over $500,000 each year just for college programs for these kids. it's wonderful. >> that is so great. a big part of the fair is the kids and the 4-h showing how much hard work they can put into something. >> yes. >> so 4-h is here, the funnel cakes are here. top that. what's something else? >> we've got the -- we have the world's largest barbecue. it came in on a semi trailer. you've got to come and check it out, yeah. we're going to grill the world's largest hamburger on it too. we've got that, we've got mutton

rescue including oakland fire department, alameda county fire department and oakland and alameda county fire department both of whom that have equipment for shallow water rescue say they were never asked to provide assistance. the city council will address those questions. they also say do not rush into the water because even though they want to reinstate the program it takes a while everyone up to speed. >> eric: east palo alto police say a case of mistaken identity led to a triple shooting over the weekend that took the life of a three-month-old boy. he died in sunday's shooting after his parents car was shot up. police arrested a 17-year-old they say matches the suspect sketch on the left. investigators believe the other sketch depicts his 16-year-old accomplice who is in custody on a weapons charge. baby's parents were wounded and mother shot in the leg while trying to shield the two children. she offered a warning to other parents. >> give them the love because they don't find it on the streets and end up being killed and destroy families. >> the shooting was in response to the bea

drown in alameda..said their department did not have >>> their excuse turned out to be untrue. firefighters who stood by and watched a man drown in alameda initially said their department didn't have the money for water rescue training. not the case, according to a new report. christin ayers on the untapped resources they had. christin. >> reporter: we discovered a memo that flies in the face of what the alameda fire division chief told reporters after the drowning happened. it says the fire department did in fact have funding for water rescue training but it appears it was never used. >>> reporter: dolores buried her stepson raymond just yesterday, 10 days after firefighters, police and bystanders watched for an hour as zach drowned just off crown beach without ever intervening. >> hurry up. he is way out there. >> we are going to get someone. >> he can't swim. >> reporter: on 911 tapes, he can be heard desperately begging authorities to save her suicidal stepson. they never d and the division chief la

in alameda, don knapp, cbs 5. >> the fight over same sex marriage will be back in court tomorrow. prop 8 supporters will ask the judge now assigned to the case to reverse a ruling that overturned california's ban on same sex marriage. the group called protect marriage is claiming the original judge had a conflict of interest because he's guy and may want to marry someday. >>> a gay prison guard won another kind of battle today. the right to wear his uniform in l. a.'s gay pride today. the state corrections department initially denied andrew johnson's request to march in the west hollywood parade and said it would be a discredit to the department. so jonathan hired attorney gloria all red. >> not only would officer johnson be allowed to march? uniform proudly in today's parade, but that in addition, the policy would be reviewed for the future. >> proud to be a correctional officer and i'm proud to be here marching with other law enforcement agencies. >> well, hundreds of thousands of people attended today's parade. it was the 41st year of the event. >>> new suggestive photos of rep

the grilling feat will be attempted at alameda county fair on july 2nd.ground beef pat if i ti. as you can see, look all the trimmings to dress that burger. they will serve up in 99 cents small bites and it goes to benefit the alameda food bank. they need a crane to lift it. officials from the world records that are expected to be a new world record for the biggest burger. >> koummints and crane to take people away after they eat that burger. >> i'll show you. picture is worth a thousand words. morning marine clouds back. it is a silver start to our wednesday morning. good morning to you. i wanted to show you this, that is summer like. marine layer clouds are back but they should move back to the coast by about 1:00. all of with sunshine and temperatures pretty close to average on this dry wednesday. as far as those temperatures, 49 in los gatos, 57 in san jose, everybody else in the low to mid-50s under a cloudy sky. mid 50s around the monterey bay and inland, gilroy and sls. afternoon sunshine, warmer and bay and coast will hold steady or be a lot like

alameda county fair in pleasantton. outside number of 87 degrees. that is pretty much the outside number. otherwise friday 86 degrees. we are talking about the return after deepening marine layer over the weekend. we begin to warm back up before this time next week. we began to cool back down and these guys say hay, bring the cooler temperatures. this is roxie. they are waiting at home and they went right to the pool. >> jumped on the raft. >> and posed. >> and they are hanging outs. >> and posed. >> they are beach bunnies. >> thanks, roberta. >>> speaking of warm weather food at county fairs pretty predictable. corn dogs. hamburgers. cotton candy. at the opening of this year's alameda county fair there is a booth with a flare for the wild side. we take a look at the dishes right out of the "survivor" cook book. >> yes, get your yes burger. >> reporter: the alameda county fair is here and this year exotic food is on the menu. >> kangaroo. elk,. >> deep fried maggots to alligator on a stick to yak. >> very sweet and clean. >> reporter: jungle george

---la ciudad de "alameda" tiene un nuevo jefe de policia.quien ha sido el jefe interino del departamento de policia de alameda desde julio de 2010. ---"noonan" ha trabajado para esta agencia del orden desde 1986... en 1998 lo ascendieron a sargento, en 2002 llego a ser teniente y en 2008 lo nombraron capitan de la policia de alameda.---"noonan" ecÓ a andar un programa de patrullaje que asigna agentes del orden a todos los planteles escolares de la ciudad.---el nuevo jefe de policia es egresado de "columbia college" en "michigan", la academia "west point leadership", y la academia nacional del "fbi". ---los aspirantes republicanos a la presidencia de los estados unidos se encontraron cara a cara esta noche en "new hampshire".---en el debate de hoy participaron el ex gobernador de massachusetts "mitt romney", el ex gobernador de "minnesota" "tim pawlenty", el ex senador por pennsylvania "rick santorum", el ex presidente de la camara de representantes "newt gingrich", y la congresista "michele bachmann".---los participantes hicieron todo lo pos

live at the alameda county fairgrounds. bob redell is about to give us a look at some appetizing and perhaps not so appetizing food you can get there. that's next. >>> a live look at hp pavilion in san jose.ng away. thwill more comeis? sying away. will more come? 6:10. stay with us. >>> welcome back. good morning, a live look at 880 through oakland. traffic seems to be moving just fine. we're going to check in with mike in a few. >>> 6:13, major league baseball could take control of the los angeles dodgers soon. dodgers owner frank mccourt got the outcome he wanted from a bankruptcy court hearing yesterday. a judge approved a financing plan to keep the team running, but an associated press report says major league baseball will file a motion to cease the dodgers. the league is allowed to seize control during chapter 11 protection. they think the money problems stem from mccourt using money for personal benefits. >>> alameda cannot fair in full swing and families are enjoying rides, music and food. bob redell is live with an

the mayor of alameda says the city will not allow this to happen again.he city council about their disgust over the tragedy. >> this is a political game. it's not funny. it has no merit. it's not good to do with human beings that work hard for their money and investigate in this city to do. this is political. a man died because of politics. >> reporter: the community is upset and the mayor does not want this to happen again. she says a commission will be assembled soon to review the tragic death of a man here in alameda. 52-year-old raymond zach. firefighters and police say they could not go into the water to save him. firefighters said they were not certified in shore based or surface water rescue due to budget cuts. police say the 300 pond man was suicidal and possibly armed and dangerous. the city plans to transcribe and release the 911 tape of that day. the 16 firefighters will begin training. the mayor of alameda spoke to us. hear why she says this will never happen again in her city. reporting live jade hernandez. >>> this morning the investigation

you can contact alameda city hall.eporting live in alameda tonight, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a percent cyst he went fire presented -- persistent fire presented a challenge. a fire in a garbage truck turned out to be a stubborn one to put out. they were called to the scene at 7:30 tonight. firefighters had to use hatchets to get at the flames before they could finally put them out. no word yet on what caused the fire. >> trace elements of a suspected cancer-causing chemical turned up in recycled water. they studied recycled water as part of a plan to push for the use of more recycled water. but small amounts of ndma a suspected cancer-causing chemical is a byproduct of disinfecting chlorine. it should be noted no drinking water comes from shallow groundwater. >>> a special education teacher accused of raping a mentally challenged student aide made his first appearance. we showed you last night of 56- year-old jerry johnson in the custody of police. he is accused of raping an 18- year-old woman who has

. >> reporter: after the drowning the division fire chief said alameda's firefighters were not trained for water rescue. but a department membership memo from 2009 said we have been instructed to certify instructors and train new swimmingers." some said they thought the situation was under control. now water safety instructor sharon brew netty says she feels guilty. >> i could have gone in and i didn't. i just stood there and watched along with everybody else who did nothing. >> susan has a pole with the balloon on it, which is 6'3" which is as tall as we were told he was. >> reporter: with protestors in the water, retired firefighter role played a first respond. >> requesting aid from alameda fire department. >> reporter: he says the risk of trying to rescue a suicidal man should have been manageable. >> he fell forward in the water and drowned at that point. then the alameda fire department would not go out 25 yards to recover the body. >> reporter: the retired firefighter told cbs5 he would not have been stopped by city policy. >> i'm not saying whatever i would have done would have

. >>> more outrage over the drowning of a man in alameda. the mayor tells us about the investigation. it's all ahead on the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning,. thank you for waking up with thus. steve paulson is here with the weather. i'm not complaining this morning. it was very nice yesterday. >> that is the first for a week. i'm teasing. people yesterday had a little bit more happier smiles because the sun did come out. i tell you though i came close to putting an 80 in for antioch. there is a lot of fog and rip roaring sea breeze. i don't think we warm up that much. temperatures still below average. here is sal. >>> it's going to be effected by am fatal accident in palo alto. southbound 101 at least three lanes are closed. we have no estimated time when they will reopen those lanes on 101. we do have a crew on the way. in fact they are on the scene. 101 is not a good place to be in palo alto. there is likely to be a slow down in both directions because of this serious fatal accident. interstate 880 that traffic moves well. let's go bac

that happened memorial day at a city beach in alameda.efighters stood on the shore and watched as a suicidal man drowned. jade hernandez has more on this. she is telling us what the mayor is doing as taking some action now. >> reporter: that is right. crown beach is quiet and tranquil and the trannicdowning here that happened forced some residents to speak out. >> if you can't do that, mayor gillmore you are failing to serve this city. >> this is a political game. it's not funny. it has no merit. it's not good to do with human beings that work hard for their money and investigate in this citied to do. this is political. a man died because of politics. >> reporter: 52-year-old raymond zach died after emergency responders watched on the shore as he waded in the water. he refused to come out. a passer by pulled the man to shore. training will begin for 16 fire feets to become rescue swimmers and 14 firefighters have volunteered. as for police the 300-pound man was considered suicidal and armed and dangerous. the city manager says what happen

take a look at the scene, may 30th on the alameda shoreline. what is wrong with this picture?and firefighters are standing on the beach while a man goes into the water and overcome by the frigid waters and drowns. policy was clear, no firefighters were allowed to help because according to interim chief, water rescue training was dropped because of lack of money and attempting a water rescue certification would have left the city open for possible lawsuits. take a look at this memo from march of 2009 from division chief. it says, quote, we have been approved fund can to recertify instructors and train new swimmers, however until the training is completed, per osha requirements no members may be used as rescue swimmers. now our media partner contra costa times not only was that true in 2009 but right now, $20,000 is being spent to recertify firefighters to attempt water just. firefighters are now shifting their story a little bit saying the suicidal man was 6'3", weighing 300 pounds and possibly armed and dangerous. there is new policy in alameda, senior firefighter on the scene

proceeds will benefit the alameda food bank.l verify to what should be a new record. >> eric: they didn't mention the spatula. >> you have to cook it over low heat. ten hours cooking time. >> next at 5:30, the deadly bay area police shooting involving a suspected bank robber armed with a luxury car. >>> residents of san bruno will be getting a visit by top government official the first since the pipeline explosion nine months ago. >>> also coming up, insettling being pulled from one bay area restaurant. >>> nearly in two weeks we've been dealing with the heat. in the east, mid 90s. upper 50s around. >> but nothing going on around the major airports. abc7news.com is where you can find flight tracker. >>> hi, i'm amy hollyfield. live in san bruno where residents are getting ready for a visit from the head of n.t.s.b. in a quest to figure out what caused the september explosion here. >> kristen: also in the news, san francisco police shoot and kill a man after he tries to hit officers with a vehicle. they say he was bank robbery su

alameda police department but the fire department, alameda county fire department are both trained and equipped for water rescue say they were never asked important help. >>> it's moving today in east palo alto for three grateful families who are getting their own homes thanks to habitat for humanity. live from east palo alto with a great story, nick? >> reporter: you said it right there. east palo alto is just one bay area neighborhood that has been hard hit by the housing foreclosure crisis, three new families will occupy the homes and three new families will be welcomed to the community. >> if it seems as though the woman is walking with an extra pep to her step, you are right. >> owning a home has been a goal of mine. single parents with two daughters, it's such a blessing. >> she and her daughters received the keys to their new home tonight. habitat for humanity started the neighborhood revitalization program in 2009 in response to the foreclosure crisis. >> it's about stable environment so families can thrive. >> through the program, they acquire bank owned homes and rehabilitate

ken wayne has the story. >> reporter: well gasia, tonight the alameda city council will discuss what is listed on their agenda as the crown beach incident. here is what that is. if you look out into the water about 100 yards, that's where a man apparently suicidal waited out fully clothed as police and fire waited out here on the beach and did not attempt a rescue. it's a basic lack of action according to one retired oakland firefighter. this is a still imagine of alameda firefighters standing on the beach on memorial day while a fully clothed 52-year- old waded out into just 5 feet of water, no rescue, no apparent action to save him. >> i'm very disgusted and discouraged by the scenario. >> daniel lisker is speaking out against another fire department as a moral obligation. >> i believe it was a very simple rescue that needed to take place. >> reporter: the alameda fire department says funding cuts led to a cut in funding for water rescues. and lisker asks why other rescue teams were not called out to the scene. >> they told me dan it was strictly a matter of just walking out to thi

. >>> well, shock has turned to outrage in alameda over the response to a suicidal man. ktvu's allie rasmussen was with a group of residents as they demonstrated how easy it would have been to save his life. >> can you hear us out on the water? >> reporter: the man with the bull horn was pretending to be a police officer. >> go out there and effect a rescue. >> reporter: the 11 people in the water on alameda's crown beach don't need to be rescued. this is all staged to be a statement. >> the alameda fire department and the police department is not available to do their jobs. they are not properly trained. they don't seem to be able to respond correctly. and they are causing harm to the community. >> reporter: it was memorial day weekend when alameda fire were called to help rescue a man wading in the water trying to commit suicide. police and fire arrived but they stayed on the shore and never went into the water. 52-year-old raymond zack drowned. this woman watched it happen. >> we stormed up to them and said why doesn't somebody go in? well, they said our policy is we

you can contact alameda city hall. reporting live in alameda tonight, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a percent cyst he went fire presented -- persistent fire presented a challenge. a fire in a garbage truck turned out to be a stubborn one to put out. they were called to the scene at 7:30 tonight. firefighters had to use hatchets to get at the flames before they could finally put them out. no word yet on what caused the fire. >> trace elements of a suspected cancer-causing chemical turned up in recycled water. they studied recycled water as part of a plan to push for the use of more recycled water. but small amounts of ndma a suspected cancer-causing chemical is a byproduct of disinfecting chlorine. it should be noted no drinking water comes from shallow groundwater. >>> a special education teacher accused of raping a mentally challenged student aide made his first appearance. we showed you last night of 56- year-old jerry johnson in the custody of police. he is accused of raping an 18- year-old woman who ha

alameda police department but the fire department, alameda county fire department are both trained andquipped for water rescue say they were never asked important help. >>> it's moving today in east palo alto for three grateful families who are getting their own homes thanks to habitat for humanity. live from east palo alto with a great story, nick? >> reporter: you said it right there. east palo alto is just one bay area neighborhood that has been hard hit by the housing foreclosure crisis, three new families will occupy the homes and three new families will be welcomed to the community. >> if it seems as though the woman is walking with an extra pep to her step, you are right. >> owning a home has been a goal of mine. single parents with two daughters, it's such a blessing. >> she and her daughters received the keys to their new home tonight. habitat for humanity started the neighborhood revitalization program in 2009 in response to the foreclosure crisis. >> it's about stable environment so families can thrive. >> through the program, they acquire bank owned homes and rehabilitate t

--aloha ---la alcaldesa de "alameda" aseguÓ que se llevaÁ a cabo una investigacÓn sobre los hechos ene perdiera la vida "raymond zack", quien se ahoÓ el lunes, mientras los bomberos presenciaban su muerte desde la orilla de la bahia.---el departamento de bomberos recibÓ duras criticas debido a que no hicieron nada por rescatar a "zack"de las gélidas aguas, alegando que no tenian permiso para hacer rescates acuaticos. ---"marie gilmore" leÓ una declaracÓn al comienzo de una reunÓn del consejo, e indicó que el objetivo es evitar que una tragedia como ésta vuelva a suceder. ---continuando en "alameda", el despido de nueve agentes de la poliÍa, asi como la eliminacion de cuatro puestos de trabajo en el departamento de bomberos, son algunas de las propuestas para balancear el presupuesto de la ciudad. ---la administradora "lisa goldman", indico que tambien estan considerando establecer dias de descanso obligatorios sin goce de sueldo a los empleados de la ciudad. ---segun la tesorería, "alameda" podÍa enfrentar la bancarrota en los pÓximos aÑos a menos que se realicen cambios estructurales

the alameda county fair cookout will take place on july 2nd. bite-sized pieces will be sold for 99 cents with proceeds going to the alameda food bank. i promise you i wont embarrass you. >>> still ahead, some really frightening moments -- moments. it happened inside of a sports good store in northern california. what happened after a gunmen started shoot -- after a gam started shooting? start -- after the gunman started shooting? >>> gavin newsom is packing up his family and will this move be permanent? >>> welcome back. time now, 7:53. a watsonville man is dead after opening fire inside a sporting goods store and he was shot and killed by police. the man apparently walked in this big 5 store yesterday morning, he said he wasn'ted to buy a gun. the manager said he was acting strange and told the man to come back after a background check was completed. she says the man left the store but came back minutes later and broke open the gun case. >> inside his tool bag, he had a saw. he walked in, wasn't straight the to the counter, took out his extens

so the temperatures under the triple digits, east of the bay. 80 in alameda.4 degrees in concord. around the peninsula cooling off as well, the san mateo coast the recipient of the blanket of low clouds and fog in the mid-70s. otherwise mid-80s common from sunnyvale swinging into the almaden valley, 97 morgan hill where today had triple digits. the extended forecast, significant cooling takes place the seasonal highs on thursday. cooler by friday into saturday, and check out the inland highs by sunday into the upper 70s. mary from the northwestern section of napa sent us her thermometer saying it's hot! no joke. thanks, mary. keep the photos coming to mypix@cbs5.com. gang? >> keep drinking water, too. >>> a canadian water, too. pro skier and mountain biker isn't winning points as a role model. allen pro has been identified as the man in the camouflage hat in this picture. it was taken apparently right after he helped other rioters flip over a car during the riots in vancouver last week. at least one of his sponsors says it's looking into dropping him from the

for assistance including oakland and alameda fire department.ay they were ever asked to provide assistance. tonight, the city council will meet and attempt to assauge the concerns and answer questions from the community. they have imentplemented funds to retrain rescuers for water rescue, but it takes time before those people are trained properly. we will go live to amy hole field in hayward for the other top story. >> good morning, nick. police here in hayward think they know what happened to missing nursing student michelle le. based on forendsic evidence and cell phone records and interviews they believe she was murder paying a lot of attention to former close friend giselle estaban and searched her home for evidence and at her home the day after le disappeared. estaban told abc news that she hates michelle for stealing her former husband but had nothing to do with the disappearance of michelle le. police have not named estaban or anyone as a suspect. le, disappeared two weeks ago and they will search remote areas for her body. they don't thi

in alameda county only dublin, newark and union city allow safe and safe fireworks.he legal ones are easy to identify like rambo kid, but even safe and save fireworks can cause fires. firefighters told me the recent rain and slow winds today kept this fire from burning faster. the chief said a change in the weather in just the next three days will increase the danger of grass fires. >> they should only be discharged by adults, there should be proper adult supervision, they should only be discharged in accordance with the instructions in an area that does not have combustible materials close by. >> newark city in dublin hawaii safe and sane fireworks, you must use them within the city limits, if you're celebrating the fourth this weekend check the city's web site where you go for important information on park hours because rules may have changed since last year. reporting live from dublin, craig devro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there are 11 cities in the bay area and santa cruz county where you can legally buy fireworks this holiday weekend. the prices range from the no

a grisly find in an alameda public garden. nearly a dozen chickens were beaten to death and this morning a 12-year-old boy is arrested and police are looking for another suspect. a group of teens who cared for the chickens at a community garden found the dead hens sunday. police say the 12-year-old suspect from oakland was staying with a friend in alameda and broke into the coop. >> the juvenile was witnessed hurting the chickens with sticks and shovels. >> the child obviously has issues. and i would like to see those issues addressed. i'm not for retribution. i'm really for learning. >> the teen who cares for chickens sell their eggs in a program that teaches them about nutrition and business skills. some new chicks were donated to the garden just last week, but it will be a while before they are old enough to start producing eggs and replease those that were killed. >>> -- replace those that were killed. >>> the timing couldn't be worse. major layoffs for the san jose police department as the murder rate goes up. kiet do rep

assistanting in those searches, the alameda county service. the searches may resume if new information becomes available. stay with kron4 and www.kron4.com for our continuing coverage of the missing student, michelle le. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a giants game dedicated to two san francisco firefighters killed in the line of duty. they duty. the two firefighters died from injuries sustained while they were battling a housefire. also, before the game, mayor lee offered a few special words to the men and women who serve the city as firefighters. >> to the men and women of station 26 and all of them with the san francisco fire department, to show our appreciation -- [ indiscernible ] >> also, tonight, coit tower, look at this, it's illuminated in red in honor of the fallen firefighters. the tower itself is actually built back in the 1930s as a tribute to the san francisco fire department. the red lighting will remain in effect through friday. >>> services will be held later this week. there will be a vigil on thursday night at 7:00 p.m. funeral s

was once the alameda air station. shocking news is rippling through the community. >> i wanted to cry. i used to go out every morning and play with the chickens. >> a grown up of teenagers care for the chickens and sell their eggs in a program that teaches them about nutrition and business skills. the chickens were at a crucial stage of maturity before they were killed. >> the chickens were reaching a point where they were just about to lay eggs. the kids have been using that money to run social activities, like going on a camping trip and doing a thanksgiving meal for the community. >> police arrested a 12-year- old boy from oakland this morning. apparently he was staying with a friend in the area when an officer spotted him. >> he was blaming some other juveniles and of course we are looking into that as well. but the juvenile was a witness hurting the chickens with sticks and shovels. >> the suspect was charged with cruelty to animals and released to his parents to appear later in juvenile court. officers are looki

his face will be posted around the bay area, alameda county, and elsewhere informing the world he is a murder, he is a white cop that got off, not held accountable for a murder he committed. >> meheserle the exbart cop who killed passenger oscar grant in 2009 will now be on felony parole for 5 to 7 years he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter last summer maintaining that the killing was an accident he meant to use the taser instead of his gun on the bart platform that night the whole event captured on cell phone video. when they read the verdict the jury attached a gun enhancement charge but judge perry threw it out and sentenced meheserle with two years in prison with time served, good behaviour credit he is getting out after 11 months but faces a civil suit from oscar grant's family >> if he doesn't have any assets all they can do is attach his future earning, it will be on him and on his future earnings how much of that judgment they will be able to collect. typically in a case like this, it could take years for people to satisfy their judgment, and having a judgment like th

breezy into oakland and alameda. keeping you cool toward the coast. 50s there, but you head inland, you'll see temperatures in the 60s and even some 70s. next couple days, we are looking at nice weather, it will get better, we'll see high pressure building in and temperatures warming up. how about mid 80s as we head in toward tuesday and it looks like temperatures may cool off a tad. all in all, the next five to seven days, at least it's dry, huh? >> darn right, are you kidding me? yeah. >> picture perfect. >> good golfing weather. >> beautiful golfing weather. >> you have a good swing? >> no, that's not going to happen. >>> the weather might help you. >>> a tourist attraction you can really sink your teeth into. >> i got the pie, which is the best pie in the county. >> the unlikely and lucrative industry that grows right along with crops. attractions. these have wde open spaces and a chance for >>> there's a new addition to bay area attractions. mark introduces us to agritourism. >> there's nothing like a big ripe s

that's what people love here at the alameda county fair. >> awesome. well, the fair runs through the 10th of july from 10:00 in the morning until 10:00 at night today anyway. we want to thank you so much for joining us, april. >> thank you very much. >> we hope the fair is a success this year. we're excited to hear that you're almost 100 years old. >> 99 years, yep. definitely come on out. have a great time. >> thank you very much, april. >>> and a maryland dog who ran away from his home and -- he is a 3-year-old golden doodle. he got out of his yard and joined runners at the half marathon last month. runners saw him but didn't know that he was running solo. he even crossed the finish line. he didn't raise his paws in the air. race leaders later got him a medal for running in the race. his family set up a fund-raising page to help raise money for the university of maryland's cancer center. >>> we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning and a part of your weekend. we'll have local news at 5:00, 6:00, 11:00 and all day long at nbcb

live in alameda with a closer look at that report. reporter: well, heather this report found that one peach that was tested had 57 different pesticides. the report also lited produce that had -- listed produce that had the highest and the lowest pesticide levels. >>> summer brings a bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables to the area shopping basket. >> we like green beans and whatever is in season and whatever looks good. >> we have romaine lettuce. >> but the fresh produce can come with dozens of pesticides. the environmental watch group published a list today of the so-called dirty dozen. 12 fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide residues. apples topped the list. 92% had two or more followed by is celery and then strawberry, peaches and spinach. the data was based on a report that they were peeled before testing. >> unfortunately if you just wash the apple you won't get rid of all of those pesticides that the usda is finding. some of the pesticides are actually incorporated into the tissues of the fruits and vegetables. >> ove

>> celebrating, the bake at contest at the alameda contest the big hat--contest the alameda county.y? >> hello, there are two different food fights today. the first is sunset magazine competition between los angeles and san francisco. guess what? will tell you the winner. and speaking of food fight. if you are trying to get your children to eat vegetables? or if the food is fighting your kids? the author of " what is feeding your child " the hidden connection between your children and the hidden elements. >> thank you, henry. and how about checking with your weather. sunny skies to golden gate and what about the rest of the bay area? >> janu: good morning, we are taking a live look for our mount tam cam. a layer of clouds but sunshine of of with 55 degrees. 60s hit by this afternoon at 76 with a high tech. 59 by 8:00 p.m. temperatures outside. 76 for the high today--70's through san francisco. 60s-'80s for this afternoon. 60s through san francisco, and '80s to fairfield. upper 60s along the east bay. 79 to livermore. and about 81 degrees pour morgan hill. take a look at the temperat

live in alameda with a closer look at that report.na katsuyama. >> reporter: well, heather this report found that one peach that was tested had 57 different pesticides. the report also lited produce that had -- listed produce that had the highest and the lowest pesticide levels. >>> summer brings a bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables to the area shopping basket. >> we like green beans and whatever is in season and whatever looks good. >> we have romaine lettuce. >> but the fresh produce can come with dozens of pesticides. the environmental watch group published a list today of the so-called dirty dozen. 12 fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide residues. apples topped the list. 92% had two or more followed by is celery and then strawberry, peaches and spinach. the data was based on a report that they were peeled before testing. >> unfortunately if you just wash the apple you won't get rid of all of those pesticides that the usda is finding. some of the pesticides are actually incorporated into the tissues of the fruits and ve

on friday they continued their search of remote areas of alameda county. so far they have not turned up new clues. >> the police may have given up on finding her alive but our family has not. >> 4:37. anger over a man's drowning continues to be the talk of the town in alameda. people gathered at crown memorial beach where raymond zach committed suicide by walking into the water and drowning. the story made national headlines after firefighters and police officers stood and watched the man drown and did nothing to help him. yesterday, alameda residents re-created the situation to show how easy it would have been to save him. >> it's not as cold as a lot of people reported. and we showed that about 150 yards out the water was only about 5 1/2 feet deep. so, we think raymond's act could have been saved by somebody walking into the water. nobody needed to swim. nobody needed a boat. >> alameda fire leaders say policy prevented them from going in the water because a certification period had lapsed. they are now reimplementing the water rescue program. >> smoke

i know that it does not work in alameda county. it just seems to have a life of its own, i'm afraid. >> we will keep you posted. the tjpa has not taken a position. director harper: and i do not know what if it needs to. >> our main discussion has been what happens at the county line. i attend all the meetings. parsons assist me in writing background information, cost estimates, and layouts. motion? -- all in favor? >> item 12 is approved. we move to item 13, approving the recommend applicants to the transbay joint powers authority citizens' advisory committee. >> i just wanted to say that at the last board meeting, ortiz vice, and director -- vice chair ortiz and director kim asked that we do a little more outreach, and we did. with the further out -- it, we have some new members to recommend to the board, and bob will give more information on that -- with the further out reach we did. >> we do have eight positions on our cac up for appointment or reappointment. we have 15 total members of our citizens advisory committee. as maria

. >>> also, heated criticism in alameda after a man drowns even though help is nearby. what the city has decided to do about it. >>> and the new candid cameras cracking down on east bay toll cheats. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge this morning. it is wednesday, june 8th. this is "today in the east bay." >>> good morning, everybody. i'm marla tellez in for scott mcgrew on this wednesday morning. it is 4:31. we first want to get a check of your oeeast bay forecast with christina loren. it was just gorgeous yesterday. >> it was nice and we have more of the same for you today. right now your satellite imagery shows you mostly clear conditions. we are going to see a pretty good round of fog this morning. that's what we're expecting. overall, though, the sunshine will come back out. it's going to be beautiful, a little warmer even. i've got those numbers coming up. it's 4:31. let's get you to work on time with mike. >> it should be a nice drive overall as far as the conditions go. the approach to the bay bridge is very light. but i have to take you to the peninsula beca

some growing anger in alameda after a suicidal man drowned.t until you hear about a very unusual protest demonstration. >>> also this week's special treat for sailboat racing fans and the long countdown to the america's cup. >>> taking a look at the 280- 880 interchange in san jose. hardly any cars at all. 280 northbound little busier on highway 17. overall things are good there. more on the traffic and the rest of the day's news straight ahead. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>> good morning. low clouds and fog. head back to the coast. lots of sunshine today. warmer inland with low to mid- 80s closer to the coast and ba

. >>> alameda firefighters had the money for rescue training but didn't give it. in a memo, the division chief says they were given money to train to rescue swimmers. the memo goes against what the interim fire chief told the council the day a man died in alameda waters. at the time, they said they lost the water rescue team due to budget cuts. >>> at least 5,000 firefighters will be in san francisco to bury one of their own. their lives will be remembered this afternoon at st. mary's cathedr cathedral. last night, hundreds of people gathered at the cathedral at a memorial service for the firefighters. today's service starts at 12:30. it is open to the public. we will air it live on comcast 186 or digital 11-2. we will stream it online at www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> in concord, students who get caught skipping school have to deal with the consequences of parents and teachers. the city council will vote on a curfew to let police site and fine kids skipping and getting caught. if the council passes the curfew, they are the eighth city to use citations to crack down on t

alameda police and firefighters stood by and watched the man drown because they're not certified forwater rescue. alameda cut its water rescue team two years ago to save money. >> what were they thinking when they did nothing? >> this just strikes me as not just a problem with funding but a problem with the culture of what's going on in our city that no one would take the time to help this drowning man. >> could we have done more when the gentleman became unconscious? certainly there's that opportunity for us to have gone out and do more. we're looking at that. >> alameda officials say they'll reinstate the water rescue training. >> 911 what's your emergency? >> i called a little bit ago. i found out my granddaughter has been taken. she has been missing. her mother finally admitted she's been missing. >> casey anthony's mother cindy breaks down on the stand in an orlando courtroom. the jury hears cindy anthony's 911 call to report her granddaughter caylee missing. she told the 911 operator her daughter's car smelled like a dead body. prosecutors say casey anthony killed her daughter

in alameda county, zero tolerance policy. so please, don't celebrate the nation independent pen deps and at the same time lose yours. live in dublin, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> all right, terry, thanks a lot. >>> nigerian man faces a federal court hearing tomorrow after he got through security and on to a flight last week with an invalid boarding pass. the man completed the fight and wasn't arrested until yesterday when authorities caught him trying to board another flight with ten expired boarding passes in his bag. abc's t.j. winnick reports. >> the nigerian national was caught yesterday trying to board flight delta 26 to atlanta with another boarding pass. in his bag, ten other boarding passes in various name. he told the officers he spent the night sleeping inside lax inside the secure area of the airport. >> we have this new report that says we should be looking out for lone wolf or individual type. terrorists or extremists. he could have fit the bill. >> it began friday when he used a stolen i.d. and boarding pass t