broader community will reach out and support organizations like ours. >> one in six people in alameda county and sacred hard say once in seven people in santa clara county. it's embarrassing, up acceptable. and that's why there's organizations like yous. if there's a need, there's a gimp. >> absolutely. one of the things that i do really well is make sure they cover every nook and cranny that they can through the county. sacred heart addressing the need, obviously in san jose. addressing the need in gilroy and south county. that's the truth. the need is everywhere. >> put a face on that? >> there's the working poor. >> absolutely. you hit the nail on the head. it's the working poor. most of the families coming to us for services are the working poor. they have jobs or hat jobs but aren't making a suitable living wage so they need assistance. it's not just the assistance they might get through the second harvest food bank or st. joseph family center. but it's like the cal fresh program which is the new name for the food stamp program here. >> for those to qualify, i mean the income level is s

>>pam: the alameda county district attorney will not file charges against an occupy oakland protester facing deportation. he was arrested on monday morning during a raid at frank ogawa plaza. >>alejandra: over 30 protesters made a circle and meditated outside of an alameda county coroner's on behalf of one protester. he is being held on an immigration hold. >> the shares of alameda county has stated they do not have any authority to disregard an ice detention hold. we are asking the chair to have the matter hold. >>alejandra: this video was taken early monday morning. ramos is sitting in silence with his legs crossed. he signals to the officer that he wants to write something down. >> we got there around 3:30 p.m.. >>alejandra: he was a student at uc-berkeley. his attorney told supporters that he is doing find and understands the predicament he is in. in oakland, alejandra cerball, kron4 news. >>jaqueline: a nice day today, changes in store. '60s and '70s in a number of places. closer to the coastline is a lot cooler. upper 60s and low 70's for the inland valley. foggy close to the cl

today the alameda county da decided not to file charges. yet the peace activist is still in jail tonight. he's been flagged by immigration for possible immigration vie lalgss -- violations. >> there is no legal requirement that alameda county honor ice detention requests >> reporter: a spokesman told us it's the sheriff's position that he does not have the authority to release anyone on a federal hold, even a peace activist. >> this case shows us why our immigration system is to broken and so in need of reform and tran more mags -- trance formation. >> he came to the u.s. on a via -- visa but dropped out over concern his work might produce weapons. he allowed himself to be arrested this week to make a statement about peace, not immigration reform. >> are you a citizen because someone gives you a piece of paper or are you a citizen by action? he's 100 percent a citizen of america. >> reporter: now, ice has two days to pick him up. i spoke with one of ice's spokes people tonight. she told me that a hold does not necessarily mean an automatic

. >> reporter: so instead of helping for free, now the alameda county sheriff's department will send oakland a bill for as much as $1,000 a day per officer. >> you can have the sheriff's deputies come down there and we will go down there if oakland asks us to, but oakland is going to have to pay the freight on that. >> i really understand the reluctance to come back in town but we have a duty it protect citizens. if we have to go back in, i hope we have help. >> reporter: meanwhile oakland's police union has taken the extraordinary step of writing an open letter to the "occupiers," saying "you have sent the world a strong message. now it's time to go home." the union chief says they wrote directly to the protestors since they seem to be running the city. >> "occupy oakland" has taken the leadership role of the city. and they need to be responsible for the city. since they are now in charges the most responsible thing they can do is it to allow this police department to work within the community that they live. >> reporter: so again, you have no physical indication that any kind of po

i started in the alameda county d.a. office and i'm a career prosecutor and i have personally prosecuted every kind of crime you can imagine, talking about why justice demands and dictates there will be severe and serious consequence when one human being kills another human being or when a woman is raped to are a child is molested. i have tkodone that work over 2 years and strongly believe in the importance of making sure that we keep communities safe. but when we talk about criminal justice policy, it is about discussing the issue beyond a specific criminal details. it is about talking about the crime problem. and in that way and from that perspecti perspective, when we talk as leaders of our communities, all united in our desires to have safe communities, we must be committed to focusing not only on the consequences that must take place after a crime is committed, but on what we can also do to prevent a crime from happening in the first place. that is what we talk about when we talk about being smart on crime. basicall

these are alameda county sheriff deputy ls. they are incircling the camp site to the rite where the tarps are. you can see a big spotlight from a police helicopter shining light on the scene. right now they're trying to establish a perimeter around the camp site itself. they haven't got a complete perimeter yet. you can't see but down this corridor, there are a lot more officers. and echoing some of the statements that christie was saying. that the tactics this time seem to be slightly different than october 25th. october 25th the police showed up in mass. they moved in. they swept the plaza. where all the protesters were. they did that in 30 to 45 minutes. this time they establish a perimeter several blocks around ogawa plaza. they used sanitation trucks. they're doing that now to keep the area blocked from traffic. now they're going through the camp site itself. as you notice, most of the protesters are out of the camp site. there are a few stragglers. the majority are in the intersection of 14th and broadway. right now there

alameda county deputies are here and they just put up that yellow tape securing the scene. the big question still is, how did this happen? alameda county fire investigators go through debris of an early morning fire and explosion at a strip mall at blossom way in unincorporated hayward. shards of glass shot across the street. the cause is not yet none. >> it is early and all of the agencies are working on collecting information nothing has been ruled out many >> reporter: the point of origin a hip-hop store. the owner too shook up to go on camera has owned the shop and the barbershop next door for 12 years. >> there was a lot of glass all over the street. that's what it looked lake. >> reporter: the owner of the pet grooming business next door says her place is okay. >> i feel sad for my neighbor but i feel pretty lucky. >> reporter: sergeant nelson with the sheriff's office showed up we want to ask him what can you tell us about the cause? >> we are saying it is suspicious fire at this time. there's evidence that leads us to believe that what that is, we are going not to r

on behalf of the local businesses in alameda county, i would like to express to you the many comments i have received, especially from some of them that were about to go out of business until the project came along. it is tremendous, the type of help and dramatic leadership the general manager and his leadership has provided. the staff has been very tremendous. the sun is shining out there and we really appreciate the tremendous help and support. thank you for the opportunity in creating business and a workforce development in alameda county and in the region. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. we have a second item. did you read it? >> the next item is honoring the ohlone humane society refuge center for its work related to its work at the water treatment plant. >> when we are disturbing so much around this part of the world, we sometimes run into difficult situation. we have had one particular group help us tremendously. what happened here is that last summer, we found some active swallows' nests which made us stop all of the work. not knowing exactly what to do

>> ♪ the 1% water, people who say water are the luckiest people in alameda county ♪ supervisor chu: thanke there any other members of the public that wish to speak on item number five? colleagues, can we take a motion to continue this to the call of the chair? we will do that, without objection. thank you. item no. 6. >> item #6. ordinance appropriating $3,370,001 of state revenue loss reserves and $78,826 of adult protective services federal match revenues to provide one- time bridge funding to adult day health centers, through the human services agency, in order to mitigate state cuts in fy2011-2012. supervisor chu: thank you very much. i know that we have anne and sherry to speak on this item. before we do that, i know that supervisor kim is a co-sponsor of this item. would you like to say a few words before we begin? supervisor kim: yes. similar to the child care subsidies that we were talking about last week, about health care has received drastic cuts from the state as well. we were able to work with the department of aging to back up that loss. we know that our seniors continue to

alameda county deputies are here and they just put up that yellow tape securing the scene. the big question still is, how did this happen? alameda county fire investigators go through debris of an early morning fire and explosion at a strip mall at blossom way in unincorporated hayward. shards of glass shot across the street. the cause is not yet none. >> it is early and all of the agencies are working on collecting information nothing has been ruled out many >> reporter: the point of origin a hip-hop store. the owner too shook up to go on camera has owned the shop and the barbershop next door for 12 years. >> there was a lot of glass all over the street. that's what it looked lake. >> reporter: the owner of the pet grooming business next door says her place is okay. >> i feel sad for my neighbor but i feel pretty lucky. >> reporter: sergeant nelson with the sheriff's office showed up we want to ask him what can you tell us about the cause? >> we are saying it is suspicious fire at this time. there's evidence that leads us to believe that what that is, we are going not to r

the largest number were reported in san francisco and alameda county. there is a product that says it can combat them. we just have to put it to the test. >> they're a huge problem now. in 10 years have exploded. >> these mostly nocturnal questions can't fly, don't carry disease, yet, they strike fear in most people who encounter them. san jose couple sent us pictures of one inch welts after being bitten at a motel in arizona. one year later they're too up tote talk about it. the california department of public health tells us number of bite reports in san francisco grew from 215 in 2005, to 567 in 2010. alameda county had just 25 incidents reported in 2005. more than nine times that amount in 2010. build donahue runs a lab in modesto. >> they're just hitchhikers. whenever they come from an infested area, you can potentially transport that bed bug to another location. >> the bug skip was developed to keep that from happening. we wanted to see if bug skip works. the lab put luggage and clothing inside. the researchers took special care in checking the sk

. >> a new ambulance company paramedics plus takes over in alameda county admit night tonight. according to california watch, the company is short on staff. that means up to 10 firefighters will need to ride in the ambulances tonight while the medical technicians drive the vehicles. it's part of a change over the county is rolling over new technology to determine to track ambulances which ones can respond the fastest. they will the carry new life saving equipment. >> cardiac monday force and cardiopulmonary recitation devices and it will increase our potential for saving those in cardiac arrest. >>> more than 90% of the employees were hired from the current company providing 911 service. >>> a lot more to bring you. coming up. remarkable spirit of these twins conjoined at the chest and delicate operation they are going to have tomorrow. >> and victim of a weekend shark attack goes home from the hospital with a message of thanks. >> a scam, in alameda are now eligible for restitution. closing chapter to a "7 on your side" investigation is ahead. >> and world series manager tony

the alameda county sheriff's, the san francisco police department, the san leandro police department, hayward police department, santa clara county sheriff's department, san mateo county sheriff's department, fremont police department and last but certainly not least, the oakland and police department. >> before i opened things up for questions, i want to mention that we did advise, in order to minimize transportation disruptions, we did advise city employees to delay the start of the work day until 10:00 a.m.. are asking for the public's assistance to limit the visits to city offices around the clock the two- time sensitive, urgent, essential services. that will allow us the opportunity to return operations to normal.cc1: businesses and buildings will be open at 10:00 p.m.. we also sent out an e-mail this morning to local downtown businesses letting them know that we were delaying the start of hour work day and asking them to consider what would be best for the impact to their businesses, whether they want to delay the start of their workday. for the television media we would love to

his supporters asked alameda county not to hand him over but the chef river and district attorney saidhey had no authority to ignore the federal immigration hold. >>> it has been two months since the occupy wall street movement started and, today, occupy protesters in that city are calling for a day of action to shut down wall street. they sat down in the streets near the stock exchange to block traffic this morning and police moved in to arrest them. witnesses said about 75 people were taken into custody. as many as 2000 protesters joined the stem station. spokesman for the nyse said that the protest did not delay the opening bell. more protests outside city hall are planned for later today >>> in los angeles, about 500 occupy protesters, mostly from a coalition of labor unions marched from downtown, sat down in and area between the bank of america tower and the wells fargo plaza. police arrested at least 23 protesters by mid-morning. >>> and if you are looking for continuing coverage of the occupy protests, you can find the latest developments on ktvu.com and on your phone with mobil

over in alameda county, running third at 21%. it looks as though that is going to go. and for the sheriff's race, ross, a supervisor. 38%. chris, forme head of the police union, 28%. and deputy sheriff at 27%. it looks like this race could be decided by rank choice voting. and by the way, tomorrow afternoon we're going to be running in this town. the second and third vote choices. which could dramatically alter all of these races as we learned from oakland, which resulted in mayor quan being elected. voting, interesting field. these are the first places, dana, but tonight is just the beginning. tomorrow we're going to find out how it all tumbles out when they get into the second and third choices. >> in the meantime, in the mayoral race. coming in second, is that a surprise to you? >> it is. dennis who is very well known by voters would be the second place choice, but it appears that abalos picked up a will the of the progressive vote chrks , which is very big. that appears to be the surge that is taking him and keeping him in the top. >> thank you very much. and voter

. >> a proposed surcharge on massic bags in alameda county is moving forward. there are two meetings planned. both planned for next month. under the proposal. alameda county shoppers will pay 10 cents per plastic bag a group representing makers of plastic bags is threatening to sue. >>> an american businessman jailed in aruba in connection with a friend's death will soon be released. he was arrested in august when his traveling companion disappeared. he said that his companion was swept out to sea but police in aruba believe that he was involved in the death. >> earlier this year, the f.a.a. secretly ordered all airlines remove emergency oxygen systems from bathroom because of a security vulnerability. usa today is reporting it could be more than two years before a substitute system is put in place. emergency oxygen masks in cabin are not affected by this order. >>> well, the official white house christmas tree arrived in washington today. [ band playing oh, christmas tree ] >> there it is. the horse drawn wagon brought the tree to the portico of the white hous

. >> now back out live, you're looking at five of what cbs 5 has learned is about 30 alameda county sheriffuties who have been brought into the plaza to beef up the presence of police here. now if we slowly pan around, ucpd has been on a constant watch of what's happening in the plaza. two of the officers are perched up on the balcony. the numbers are slowly dying out, but we are beginning to see more tents pop up here in the plaza. so, the real question is, what will police do about those tents here in the plaza? will they begin to move in? will they ask those individuals inside the tents to move out? it's all an unknown at this point, but again the university is stressing it is illegal to have camping on university property. dana, ken, back to you. >> all right, we'll see how the night goes. robert lyles, thank you. >>> we have obtained city health inspections on the occupy camp in san francisco and in a nutshell, it's gross. beside problems with the portable toilets and trash, there are a lot of disease dogs. the spca is treating four puppies from that camp for parvo. the deadly disease

saying they're using more water from the alameda sabt santa clara county line. officials stress the water is safe despite having more algae. utility needs to lower levels at calaveras. >> a lot more. coming up clipper card e mail snafu and apology sent to customers tonight. >> and bank of america decides not to go it alone on debt card fee. getting to the bottom of the sudden change. >> and bay area surgeons finish a fragile operation allowing conjoined twins to lead separate lives now. >> i'm sandhya patel. one more mild sunny day. and then get ready for winter to pay us an early visit. the drastic changes coming up the news continues in n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n

we are serving one in six alameda county residents and i'm really glad there's so many children here because most people don't realize food banks are serving children primarily. >> that's a problem in the schools today as well? >> yes, it is. so many children only get their meal at school. so we need the community's help. this is a great way for the community to help us this year. >> how does that work if we donate one dollar, you're able to stretch that to $5 worth? >> yup. $1 provides $5 worth of food so every dollar counts this holiday season. >> so chanel, that's where you come n we could come here to whole foods. i know you have expanded your program into which people can come and donate a dollar, $5, $10, what else? >> absolutely. any amount, customers can come in, just tell the cashier what would you like to donate and they will add it at checkout. and you can bring food to drop off at any whole foods in the bay area. >> or pick up a couple of extra items while you're here. >> everything in our stores are natural, no artificial ingredients, no preservatives, no hydrogenated fa

they gave out food from the alameda county food bank. the nonprofit says it has seen a 15-20% increase in families who are applying for food boxes this winter. >> we're seeing people who have been executives of companies who were donors, once upon a time and now they're having to be clients. so that part of it is surprising. >> this morning people signed up to get turkey dinners on thanksgiving. the city ministries needs to find a thousand more turkeys if it will feed all of those who are hungry. >>> and results in from the bay area, in western contra costa county, they approved measure j, saving the only hospital in the area, now the oakland, voters rejected three mail in ballot measures, measure h would have allowed the city council to appoint the attorney. and the revenue was to have gone towards city services' including police, fire, and youth help. measure j would have extended the deadline to the police and fire retirement system from 2026 to an unspecified later dates. it would have reduced the city payments' again all three measu

the chp and the alameda county sheriff's office have been requested to assist us with mitigating traffic in the port area, by allowing some of the people to leave and also by stopping anybody from entering onto the freeway, or possibly trying to get onto the bridge. so with that, i'll turn it over to ms. santana for her information. >> good afternoon, city administrator, what has already been described, it has been largely a peaceful demonstration, with isolated incidents of graffiti, violence, vandalism. i do want to acknowledge the democrat straighters that were out there monitoring the large crowds and insuring that those that are involved in the graffiti are redirected. i do appreciate those efforts, there has been a lot of issues around crowd control . >>> based on that i decided to release them to proceed to go home, for safety reasons. we also did alert our local merchants so that they can take whatever action they would like based on the city's decision to close businesses. as i said last week and as we go into this evening, i just want to reinforce what we insure as public safet

alameda county prosecutor sharmin bock is at 21%. ranked choice will decide the sheriff.mirkarimi is ahead in front of coming up. nni yes. and mya amoto. >>> police officers and firefighters in palo alto will no longer have outside arbitrators settle their contract disputes with the city because voters approved measure d, which amends the city charter. supporters say it will allow city officials to control rising pay scales and pension costs. opponents say public safety workers need outside arbitrators because they are not allowed to strike. >>> nearby sunnyvale, voters decided to leave well enough alone when it comes to choosing a mayor. measure a would have had city voters directly elect the mayor in the future. currently, voters elect city council members, and they are the ones who choose a mayor among themselves. we have all the results in the bay area. if you would like to take a closer look at them, head to our website, cbssf.com. >>> and there are signs that oakland police may soon clear protestors from frank ogawa plaza again. this comes as new video shows another

now, alameda county sheriff's department also released its own video to put law enforcement in a good light this. video shows a protestor a war vet getting sick in his jail cell after a demonstration arrest. >> video clearly shows the deputies coming to his help trying to find out what's going on. they call a nurse who offers medication which he refuses. >> reporter: a video shows a citizen journalist. this footage from last wednesday shows what he said was an atobacco by police. he said he was hit with either bean bags or rubber bullets even though he wasn't provoking police. now, mayor quan is saying that all the violence and vandalism that's happened inside the plaza needs to stop. she just issued a statement yesterday. once again calling for an open dialogue between the protestors and between the city and coincidentally on that same day the oakland police department said that they are going to cancel their training for officers next week and a source from the police department says that is a pretty strong indication that the police officers may be right back here in frank ogawa pl

>>justine: midmorning, today federal election officials in alameda county will be closely watching polling places to make sure that minority voters have equal access information in june the federal government filed a complaint against the county saying that fail to provide sufficient access to spanish and chinese speaking citizens who needed assistance at the polls. in the meantime, some of san francisco's 16 may your real candidates along with their supporters took to the streets for some last-minute campaigning last night. >> i am just trying to get visibility and remind people that election day is tomorrow. >>justine: he targeted areas with heavy foot traffic such as bus stops and bart stations downtown. stay with us on kron4 for your decision on the 2011 coverage will have update on the air and on line and will also keep you posted throughout the day on facebook and twitter and we will have a full recap this time tomorrow. >>james: let us move on to the coal was that we have been talking about this morning. we want to visit jackie live in san raphael. you are now at the freezing mark,

i also want to thank the alameda county mutual aid police department. n department, my own city staff particularly the public works staff that will be working very hard to cleanup and clear and reopen the plaza for tonight. thank you very much for attending this morning. >> good morning. as i stated in the past since the start of this demonstration the city has focused on three goals. first to facilitate the right to free speech. second, to ensure public safety and health and the third was crowd control. despite these communications the city received numerous calls of service that clearly substantiated that threats for public safety existed. reports of fires, some intense as well, assaults, beatings were made over the last two weeks this was further underscored by the homicide on november 10th. upon that incident the chief and i decided it was necessary to clear frank ogawa plaza and as soon as mutual aid resources could be made available. this plan was coordinated with the mayor. i'd like to take a moment to thank the mutual aid partners that supported

the alameda county sheriff's office will charge $1,000 per deputy. emergency any more since the camp was cleared out before and city leaders let the protesters back in. the berkeley city council voted to ends its aid agreement with oakland. other law enforcement agencies are starting to say they don't think they can afford to send officers to oakland once again. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> meantime, this morning the criticism of oakland mayor quan is growing specifically because of how she has handled the occupy protests. president of the observing lantz city council has said one member of the board is calling -- calling for a no confidence vote according to the survey of 1100 oakland voters commissioned by better of commerce 59% of those who investigated an opinion say the encampment should end. 63% say the impact on businesses has been harmful. 73% disapprove of the way the mayor has handled the whole thing. quan has not commented on the call for a no confidence vote or on the poll. >>> this afternoon a group of veterans is planning to march fro

this is according to the alameda county food bank. this is the emergency line people call into when they're really in trouble. in september they saw the highest volume ever. susan here is with safeway. good morning. >> hi. good morning. >> all day tomorrow you come in and do what? you made it real simple it looks like. >> you come back and get one of these great bags. you go, wow. i want to give back to those less fortunate these holidays. you buy a bag. you pick up the bag. you go through. you pay for it and go over here. just go like this. you drop it in. very simple. >> you don't have to go shopping. they are fun holiday things in there as well. pick it up. go to the food banks. >> are you surprised by the reaction? >> you know, we're thrilled with response from the community. and i think shows that everyone in the bay area wants to give back this time of year. it's thanksgiving. you want to make sure that other people have a great thanksgiving dinner as well. it's a great opportunity. >> susan, happy thanksgiving. thank you very m

. >>> an alameda county jury found a man guilty of trying to kill a police officer. officers were trying to arrest barrientos in oakland last year. prosecutors say he took off, shooting into cars with people in them, and carjacking a vehicle. he was arrested the next day in san diego. the officer was seriously injured, but survived. he faces 50 years to life in prison when he's sentenced next month. >>> in santa rosa, this was -- 19-year-old kaitlyn dunaway was sentenced to five days in jail, and 115 days of home detention. she pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor of vehicular manslaughter in the death of a 2-year-old girl. authorities say she was texting when the car hit the girl and her mother who were in a crosswalk. the child's father said the sentence is too lenient. >> i think there should have been more time in jail. but i don't get to make that choice, and it hurts. >> in addition to jail, she must also perform community service and pay restitution. >>> the city of palo alto is considering new regulations to stop people from living in cars and other vehicles.

him. >> he did receive a statement from the alameda county sheriff's department. they say they're investigating the claim, and they say they're reviewing video as part of the investigation. we know that oakland police launches a similar investigation today, now, his family is just focusing on getting him better, trying to overcome this brutality he claims he suffered. reporting in oakland abc 7 news. >> and from one member of the bart board tonight, an admission, if police had known wednesday night what they now know, they might have handled the case of a driver hitting two pedestrians differently. >> let's revisit cell phone video capturing key moments wednesday night. and two cars tried to cross. a protestor jumps in front. the driver stops. the protestor pounds on the hood. the driver peels out, injuring the man in front, and also another woman behind. officers handled the case for police. >> i think he was angry. and he just seemed to use restraint. he didn't care. >> the crowd wanted the driver arrested but police let him go. a move one bart board member woul

. >> the alameda county sheriff's department says they're investigating the claim from kayvan sabeghi that he requested and did not receive medical attention. sabeghi continues to recover but doesn't feel like talking. >> he felt that we shouldn't talk about it. he doesn't want a fuss. >> only a few in his inner circle are speaking. sabeghi is co-owner of elevation 66. i spoke with one of his colleagues. all he wants is his friend to get better. >> he's listed in fair condition. all oakland police will say is they're investigating and ask anyone with information to call. >> the story has prompted a discussion on facebook. the police don't know/care which protesters are vet reasons. all they see are annoying protesters. jesse wrote, it's funny to go over there and fight for our country and 0 come back and get injured fighting for our people. >>> as oakland leaders add up damage from the occupy vandalism, protest organizers are planning the next move. chase bank and wells fargo had windows smashed. the focus will return to wells fargo for investing in immigrant detention centers and sup

. >>> an alameda county jury found a man guilty of trying to kill a police officer. officers were trying to arrest barrientos in oakland last year. prosecutors say he took off, shooting into cars with people in them, and carjacking a vehicle. he was arrested the next day in san diego. the officer was seriously injured, but survived. he faces 50 years to life in prison when he's sentenced next month. >>> in santa rosa, this was -- 19-year-old kaitlyn dunaway was sentenced to five days in jail, and 115 days of home detention. she pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor of vehicular manslaughter in the death of a 2-year-old girl. authorities say she was texting when the car hit the girl and her mother who were in a crosswalk. the child's father said the sentence is too lenient. >> i think there should have been more time in jail. but i don't get to make that choice, and it hurts. >> in addition to jail, she must also perform community service and pay restitution. >>> the city of palo alto is considering new regulations to stop people from living in cars and other vehicles.

in alameda county, they will make sure minority voters have equal action. >>> board of supervisors president, david shoe, broke aside a win dope and crawled inside campaign headquarters, thousands of dollars are equipment, they are checking the copiers memory to see if any documents were copy. >>> the race of san francisco mayor is one of the contests bay area voters are deciding today including dinesh, vallejo and san rafael. voters in fair faction and san francisco are deciding on a voting tax increase. >>> we will have more throughout the morning and. >>> a locally based technology, coming up in about 13 minutes why voters in oregon will be using ipad to cast their ballots. >>> pg&e is expected to start construction to replace the pipe that ruptured over the weeks ken. it ruptured on woodside and this was after high pressure water testing. line 132 is the last line in lat year's. >> we are testing and that's the importance of getting line 1 tested and back up into service so we can do that. >> one it is put in place more testing will be done to make sure the water is safe. >>> they failed

. >> the alameda county sheriff's department released a statement saying it's investigating the claim from kayvan sabeghi that he requested and did not receive medical attention. sabeghi continues to recover but doesn't feel like talking. >> he felt that we shouldn't talk about it. he doesn't want a fuss. >> really only a few in his inner circle are speaking publicly. sabeghi is a co owner of elevation 66. i spoke with a colleague who didn't want to be on tv. he says all he wants is for his friend to get better. again, he's listed in fair condition tonight. as for oakland police, i tried to get in touch with them. they're investigating and asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> the story has prompted a discussion on facebook. he have lane says the police don't know/care which protesters are veteran. all they see are protesters and nothing else. jesse wrote it's funny they fight for our country and come back and get injured fighting for our people. go to facebook.com/abc7 news. >> as leaders add up the damage from the occupy vandalism prosers are planning the next move