. >> reporter: this is uc berkeley owned land within albany city limits. occupy the farm moved in with the goal of converting it to an urban farm. the group planted 70 rows of crops and camped out and tended to the crops until the protests came to an end on may 14th. university forced the protesters out but kept the crops alive. >> we are creating a small work group and we are going to be harvesting and weeding. >> reporter: the protesters were not invited. >> they are harvesting the crops that we planted in early may. >> reporter: university officials and albany city leadings planned a par vessing party and canceled it when they learned that protesters planned to show. >> i think that dean felt the tensions were too high. >> reporter: they want all future volunteers to go through an application process. you have to be an albany resident and can't be supportive of occupy the farm. >> we wanted to be able to trust people to be respectful. >> reporter: occupy the farm still wants this land to become a community garden. >> you will be back. >> we are committe

the school and the city of albany cancelled a harvest yesterday when they learned occupiers would be there. >> the presence of those of us, the community that planted the crops is necessary to keep tending to the crops because contrary to what the university said they are not taking care of them. >> there are some people that are using opportunities, every opportunity they can to make the points that they want to make. >> like the occupiers, albany city leaders and the school want an urban farm on the land but the sides disagree on how and who should run it. occupiers will donate the vegetables they picked yesterday to the group food, not bombs. >>> the albany city council is examining a proposal for a whole foods store south of the gill tract area. the store and an assisted living complex would be built on uc owned property. tomorrow's council meeting is expected to be filled with residents so it's being moved to the albany community center on marin avenue for additional space. >>> internet service could go out as soon as 9:00 tonight pacific time. the fbi is taking down temporary s

in wall ban any overnight, but it is quiet -- in albany overnight, but it is quiet. 200 people packed into that meeting to express their opinions. the cityas being asked to rezone the land that marin and san pablo here in albany. uc berkeley owns the land and wants to build a grocery store and housing for seniors. majority of people there last night spoke out against the project. they are in favor of keeping this land open and using it for urban farming. >> i have witnessed families farming together, hands connected to the earth. parents teaching their children the kind of lessons that are denied to most us who live in an urban environment. >> choices for our retired member who live in albany is to move 60 miles away from their kids, their grandchildren to find some place to live. this is one of the few opportunities they will have, to have senior housing. >> reporter: the debate started because activists moved in and started farming on this land in april. the university owns the land and uses it for research. activists thought farming was a better use police kicked them off and arrested nine people. now they've put an explanation point

the albany city council voted early this morning to approve uc berkeley's plan to develop a plot of land occupied and farmed by protesters. the packed public hearing lasted well past 1:30 this morning in the end the council voted 4-1 to approve plans to build senior housing, plus a retail development including a whole foods store protesters wanted that open space undevelopmented. >>> seriously injured chp helicopter medic in the hospital this morning and alive thanks to the heroic efforts of the hikers he was sent to rescue. he was outside a helicopter when he was in the head by one of the choppers' rotor blades. as luck would have it the hiker who fell and break his leg works as a critical care doctor with the air force. the doctor hobbled to the helicopter and provided life sayinga? -- life saving aid to the officer. >> i was talking to him and saying you are hurt. you are going to be okay. jut let us take care of you, these kinds of things, he gave me a thumbs up at one point. >> with the help of his friend and two counselors the doctor established an airway, gave the officer oxygen a

that matter and it will allow the university to build a grocery store and build senior housing and albany city leaders voted to approve it early this morning and city counselors did approve that measure. they -- [ technical difficulties, stand by ] [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >> it is important to put our foot down and say no. this whole area should say no and it should be reserved. >> there has never been any farming there, there can't be, thatting there in the future... >> reporter: if you take a look, that is the sight and it is actually connected to the gill track. there may be a renewed occupy the farm details and in all, christian captain, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> in overnight news, we are tracking the investigation into a shooting outside a santa rosa bar outside a restaurant. it is the second shooting in less than a year. two people were shot right in front of the cap tina and the victim's injuries are not life threaten end -- threatening. >>> a man was injured during a robbery attempt. police say the victim walked a half a block to somebody's home and told them he had

ab abe city leaders approved development plans -- albany city leaders approved development plans overnight. occupy the farm members have been using the land for urban farming. >>> opponents of berkeley's proposed sit-lie law are expected to pack a city city council meeting this afternoon. the city council could decide tonight whether the measure would go on the ballot. it would ban sitting on sidewalks during certain hours. some say this would divert police officers from more significant crimes. >>> the progressive think tank said many people feel that school work is too easy. more than half of the seniors in high school said their civic work is a breeze. some said they don't understand their teacher's questions in class and others, they are not learning in class. the datas should be used for teachers and students. ktvu.com has a link to the state by state report as well as the survey's findings. >>> doping allegations against lance armstrong have resulted in lifetime bans. the us antibanned workers who worked with armstrong during his seven tour de france rides. armstrong continues to say

it'll be moved from the albany city hall to the community center. that's on marin avenue. the meeting will start at 7:30. >>> residents living near the airport may notice more noise than usual over the next few weeks but not from airplanes. tomorrow they will continue work on its 200 million-dollar terminal 1 renovation project. crews will drive concrete into the ground. it's scheduled between 6:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. monday through friday. it'll last until july 20th. the ground breaking for a new control tower at the airport is set for tomorrow. transportation secretary and the head of the faa are expected to join the mayor and the sfo airport director. officials say the 221-foot tall tower will create local jobs and increase passenger safety. >> organizers say the avon walk for breast cancer that wrapped up today raised $4.8 million. thousands of people started the 39-mile walk yesterday at fort mason. the route took them through san francisco, across the golden gate bridge and ended last night. today though early this morning the walkers reversed course and took part in

city leaders move their regular council meeting location from albany city hall to the albany communitycenter. the meeting starts at 7:30. >>> student leaders at city college of san francisco have called an emergency meeting tonight over threats the school might have to close. the organization that accredits community colleges have given ccsf eight months to figure out how to deal with its financial problems. the groups report also criticizes the school's leadership as being weak. the meeting is set for 6:00 tonight at the lgbt center at 1800 market street in san francisco. supporters of controversial plan to rebuild two san francisco hospitals fired back at city officials today reaffirming their commitment to the project. doctors and hospital administrators for the california specific medical center and saint luke's hospital sent a letter to mayor ed lee. the mayor recently said if the hospitals do not commit to operating saint luke's for 20 years, the entire deal is off. hospital officials say they are ready to spend 2 and a half billion dollars to build two seismically safe hospitals

the albany city council has given the go-ahead to develop 60 a., opponents tried to per. the use deland out for an urban farm. plans include a senior housing complex and cold foods store. berkeley could decide whether to put a civil sidewalk proposal on the upcoming november ballot. it would ban sitting and commercial areas between 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.. critics say that this would criminalize homelessness. one council member plans to address that with an alternative proposal called compassionate sidewalks. >> the biggest events of the year for the north american solar industry and is getting a sunny reception in san fransisco but cate caugurian tells us that some critics wonder whether it should be here at all. >> in its fifth year, inner solar north america is the largest conference in north america. the mayor gave the opening remarks to a packed house, but welcoming thousands of good news. >> i am proud to announce to global solar firms which have moved to san francisco. renee solar and the solar energy company. >> san fransisco is very friendly to solar. surround

. >> members of the occupy farm movement trying to get the albany city council throw out a proposed mixed use project. this is called the university village and is slated to go up next to a piece of land called the gill track that is the center of this controversy. uc-berkeley owns the land and this spring dozens of protesters took it over and planted crops out there illegally. they were removed by police but then they broke in this past weekend to harvest the crops. business owners voicing their concern. >> i just want to say that i would rather have you be remembered for many, many years as doing something inspiring that would get global attention of feeding the people and saving some land rather than paving it over. >> occupiers say the goal is to have the city leave the land alone and use it for community farming. >> cash only for cannabis. credit cards being denied at california medical marijuana dispensaries. the federal government is ordering banks to no longer process transactions involving medical marijuana or face heavy fine. a handful of pot clubs have always been cash only, so

occupy the farm is also planning to attend an albany city council meeting where the future of that land will be discussed. >> it's 4:34. starting this morning there will be no more guessing for commuters on when their train will arrive. marla tellez is live in palo alto with a look at cal train's new alert system. good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. this is only a test. that is the announcement that caltrain riders can expect to hear this week. caltrain gets started with its new realtime and departure system, at least the testing. it's all in an effort to make your trip on the train more predictable. when fully operating it will deliver your arrival and departure information one hour before the train is due to arrive in both visual and audio announcements. the new system ultimately will work with gps technology on caltrain and will transmit information about the train's speed and location to the central control center. from there it will be automatically sent in digital message signs and announcements over the public address system. the information will be available on caltrai

in spite of protests from occupy the farm, albany city leaders giving the go ahead to develop a plot of land called the gil tract. uc, berkeley, owns that land. the protesters moved in and planted crops this spring. they're now demanding it be converted to an urban farm. >> i just want to say that i would rather have you be remembered for many, many years of doing something inspiring that would get global attention, of feeding the people and saving some land rather than paving it over. >> the development project still has more hurdles to clear including an environmental impact study. >>> it could be tough to get a cab in santa clara tonight. disgruntled drivers are planning a work stoppage at 7:00 tonight. now, this is the same time the city council is expected to vote on an ordinance to open up the doors to new cab companies. the president of yellow cab of silicon valley says there are already too many cabs and it will only hurt the income for current drivers. >>> well, looks like a new fast-food chain is leaving a bad taste for some people. southern california-based chick-fil-a wan

. >>> albany city leaders, after long debates, more than 200 people were at last night's city council meeting. a lot of them with the occupy the farm movement. they are against developing this project which will bring in a whole foods store and 175 units of senior citizen hughesing. however, a uc berkeley person says this will all benefit the community. >> that's a food store. anyone who lives here knows those are hard to find. our bank position, if it works for the community, it will work for us. >> the university is saying this is just the tiny area where they want to put the foods. they were out there chopping again. >> we were out there and there was a heavy police presence. but so far no sign of any occupy the farm protesters. >>> a rally is planned ahead of tonight's berkeley city council meeting aimed at posing the possibility of a sit-lie down. the city council is expected to decide tonight whether this would go on the proposed ballot. now self-several have spoken out and they say it criminalized the homeless and diverts police away from more significant crimes. >>> a man inte

regular council meeting location from albany city hall to the community center on beren avenue. the meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. >>> 7:0. more than 60,000 americans could wake up -- 7:03. more than 60,000 americans to find out this morning that they have no internet service. alex sav idge idge has more. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning. some cannot log onto their computers. the fbi had been urging people to go to dcwg.org to check their systems for the malware and find out how to get their systems going. a server was shut down and by this morning, about 60,000 computers in the u.s. won't be able to access the internet but that's all i -- actually a small number compared with those originally infected. those people's web browsers, all of it an attempt to steal money. the cyber security party we talked to is hoping this whole threat has been overblown. >> we hope today is a nonissue today. i don't think that's gonna be the case. there will be some number of people over the course of this week that will try to get the internet and start scratching their head and get

- on an ac transit bus. >>> a heated plan in albany last night and it lasted until the early morning hours. more than 200 people were there at a special cityil meeting. live in albany with the details, what happened christain? >> as you said, it went late into the night waiting for a resolution on this and they wanted to have their say because in the end city leaders did vote to approve a plan by the nearby track. as voters prepared to vote on an environmental impact report that would allow the university to develop the site put in a grocery store and put in senior housing. they said that essentially means an end to urban agriculture in the area but they say they were working hard to meet greater community needs. >> as a food source, everybody knows it is hard to find quality food here and senior citizens have a basic need in the community and if it works for the community, it will work for us. >> this is about the tiny area where they want to put the whole foods but what they are doing is chopping it up again like they did with the initial 400 acres. >> now we found this occupied the farm reading quote, they just accepted the development

and albany city council has voted in favor of a plan that would turn the deal track farm into a commercialjust came down this morning. it will have senior housing and a shopping center. members of the occupied the farm movement are against it. >> mark: the dallas jones industrial average is climbing is this all the sent spanish banks getting money from the european union? >> spain has more of a bank issue and grief has more-- and greece has more of the gdp issue. >> mark: now that they are lending money directly to banks is this a good move? >> i think it is. europe is a very different message. united states had subprimal packages that got us in a world of hurt. >> mark: we want to take the month of august off. but we do not do that here. now we have alcoa and their stock is up this morning because of the gulf was not as bad as expected. >> you can oakland with some key value adds today. i do not think they give us a lot of strength in the stock market because this is an old company that seems to have too much supply out there. >> mark: we are watching a battle between apple, samsung and a

the albany city council approves plan for uc-berkeley plot it voted to develop 6 a.e land that occupy protesters took over, project includes a senior housing complex and whole foods store. >>> 658 a m it will be chisholm something to keep you cool ed will be hot when an outsider. 40's and 50's now but by the afternoon mullen to the '90s and the end. 97 at fairfield 96 at livermore. hotter as look towards tomorrow to but digits then the cool things down thursday and friday. >>> a live look out at conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza, not to bad. usually backed up for their at 659 it backed up 2 met lot. highway 12 and accident cleared up on the shoulder >>> spreads for the word of the day. >>> on thank you for watching eyewitness news this morning next local update at

. >> occupy demonstrators will protest at the albany city council meeting because they want to keep a piece of uc berkeley property unsolved. activists returned to the farm site over the weekend and this is to harvest crops in may. they will rally before tonight's 7:30 city council meeting where a public hearing will be held on the university development plans for that plot of land. the meeting will be at albany community center at marin and evelyn avenues. >> there is what seemed to be smooth sailing has run into quite a snag. california pacific medical center wants to build a new hospital on post street. and abc 7 is live with the story for us. >> hi, carolyn. not sure everyone knows this but the state mandated all opts be safe by the year to 20 meaning a lot of rebuilding and there are two facilities on the drawing board, one cannot be built without the other. >> carmen ramos has diabetes. >> you feel they taking care of you. i think this is important to fuel you're a human being. >> this safety net hospital in the mission district is slated for a new $300 million campus. and cpmc

. >>> we are early this morning after a late night debate and albany city leaders are developing uc propertyhich has been tar getted for protests. two people were out in albany and many of them are with the occupy the farm movement and they are protesting that land which will bring a whole foods store and 175 units of senior housing to land near the track. however a uc spokesperson said this will benefit the community. >> anybody who lives here knows it is hard to find quality food shopping and it addresses a serious need in the community and if it works in the community, it will work for us. >>> this is just about the tiny area where they want to put the whole foods and what they are doing is chopping it up again. >> they have been planning the police presence and patrolling and so far there is no sign of the occupy the farm protesters. >>> they are finishing up in the convicted killer hans riser. he was convicted of the murder of his wife nina, and the lawsuit was filed on behalf of his children. he has subpoenaed his children to appear in court and they are living with their grandmother i

. >>> tonight occupy protesters plan to protest the albany city council meeting because they want toce of property undeveloped. over the weekend they returned to the farm site. they harvested some of the crops they planned while they occupied the land. police cleared everyone out may 14th, making several arrests. the protesters will rally ahead of a 7:30 city council meeting. >>> hospital officials in san francisco are trying to identify a patient who fell from a freeway overpass. take a look the patient apartment to be a latino man in his 20s, dark hair, brown eyes, 5'4, 145 pounds. he fell saturday afternoon from the 280 freeway overpass wearing a black t-shirt and light colored pants he's still unconscious and has severe head trauma. if you have any information on this patient's identity call san francisco general. >>> fremont man who survived a shark attack is talking. it happened saturday off pleasure point in santa cruz county. the shark left its mark on the kayak during the tax. the man known as mel said the force of the attack threw him into the water he swam a bit and jumped

. >> darya: albany city voted 4 to one in favor of a plan that will turn a form into a site for development want to construct a senior home complex with a shopping center and food market. others are opposed in say that the land to be used for public good instead of corporate expansion. in separate hearing is set for july 15th. >> darya: and report was released by the accreditation board last week the board said that the college may not be around a month if it did not, with a viable survival plan. the threat has caused a lot of panic and confusion. >> i am going to drop my class is in the fall because i do not know the school be here. >> they are doing something that could possibly dangerous people the ability to go to school that makes no sense. >> miami working full-time mother that is helping my son to get through college in order for me to get my ba i have relied on city college did that. >> darya: the board of trustees says that the school was working to fix this problem. >> mark: theeu--the euro is loaning money directly to banks. the dow futures are up. investors are to react to these

occupy the farm is also planning to attend an albany city council meeting where the future of the land will be discussed. a south bay church down but not out after break-ins. the church holding sunday mass as usual but what was missing in yesterday's service was all of the music. thieves had broken into the church stealing about $25,000 of industries. church leaders upset over all of the hard work into acquiring that. >> they took a lot of labor and effort and people's wills. that to me was more upsetting zbrxt right now our lady of guadeloupe reaching out to the community hoping to raise money for new instruments. so far no arrests have been made in the burglary. >> starting today caltrain will be taking some of the guesswork out of your commute. marla tellez is live with a preview of their new alert system. good morning, marla. >> good morning. you know, caltrain has been around almost 150 years and starting today they are going to test a system that's going to change the way riders ride, how they depend on trains. joining us is christine dunn with caltrain. thanks for waking up so e

city and not for himself. >> similar issues going on in albany. the city usually pays about $8,000 for coverage of their city council members. but they take up the entire premium for what ever planned the five council members choose up to over $17,000 per year. two of those members get in lieu of payments because they get their health care through employers or spouses. the former albany school board member objects that the city council voted themselves a better plan and offered to city workers. >> it is immoral and unethical for the council to do this. i still feel that way. >> we have since learned one of the council members getting the most extensive coverage is now reversing the city for those additional costs. the other highest is for both the council woman and her husband. in albany, don ford, cbs 5. >> a california eagle scout says that he has been fired from his position in the boy-scout of america because he is gay. tim griffin is a decorated eagle scout and has been with the boy- scout since he was 5. he says that senior leaders told him t

the albany city council voted to an prove uc berkeley's plan to develop a plot of land.e community center laughed well past 1:30 morning. the council vote add proving plans to build senior housing plus a retail development that includes a whole foods store. protesters wanted the open space undeveloped. >> let's check in with frances. >>> a long wait at the bay bridge toll things are backed up through the maze on to 580 almost to highway 24 good half hour wait a minute a crash northbound 85 at fremont blocking left lane, a few accidents in the south bay slowing north 87 and very jammed northbound 280 downtown. >> we'll check in with >>> welcome back. anywhere from seven to 14° warmer than yesterday many today one of the hottest day in thes to car probably poor air quality in the east bay valleys another chance of warmer weather tomorrow and poor air quality again. 65 at the coast near ♪ hands on your hips hands on your shoulders ♪ ♪ hands on your head up, down, turn around ♪ ♪ everybody clap up, down, turn around ♪ ♪ everybody clap come on ♪ ♪ hey >>> wow. the wiggles. an

developing news from albany where the city council worked into the wee hours of this morning on a plan to build on land owned by uc berkeley. protesters were there with other ideas for the property. amy hollyfield is live at the tract with the story. >> reporter: they tweeted us a couple of hours ago when the vote came down they said good-bye gill trabgtd. the decision was to develop a part of this land. uc berkeley will continue to use some of it for research the vote was 4-1 to allow uc berkeley to develop this land. big point for -- big disappointment for the activists. so many people wanted to speak out at the meeting most were opposed to the plan to build a 175 unit senior housing complex with stores, including a whole foods market. >> i have witnessed families farming together, hands connected to the earth, parents teaching their children the kind of lessons that are denied to most of us who live in an urban environment. >> choices for our members who live in albany is to move 60 miles from their kids, grandchildren to find some place to live. this is one of the few opportunities

the albany city council has approved plans for uc-berkeley plot of land, voting 4-1 to develop 6 a. and a whole foods store. triple digits in the forecast >> it will get hot around the bay area today but some cool spots towards the coast line. still some fog out there this morning but that will break up. already beginning to break up over san francisco, a lot earlier than yesterday. it is a spare the air day and it looks like the heat will soar well into the nineties and went, 97 in livermore, 88 in san jose. 60s out towards the coastline and even hotter tomorrow with a triple digits and then cooling down into the weekend. we will check out your traffic coming up next >> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza back up into the maze. a 20 minute wait to get onto the bridge. it live look at 880, one of the time saver traffic cameras near the colosseum, it is pretty slow right now. it is a spare the air de so use mass transit

today uc berkeley, albany and city of berkeley released a joint statement saying such a military style vehicle is not the best choice for a university setting. city leaders heavily criticized the berkeley police department's submission of a federal grant po pro posal to pay nearly $175,000 for that vehicle. police are looking for the driver who struck a bicyclist on international boulevard on 81st avenue last night. police say the car dragged a cyclist about 100 feet and never attempted to stop. witnesses say the silver late model sedan drove off with a broken windshield because the victim wasn't wearing any id. the coroner is trying to identify him by his fingerprints. the police department is offering a $10,000 reward for the arrest of that driver. >>> san leandro police arrested man they say has been sexually assaulting his daughter for years. francisco domingez was taken into custody tuesday. police responded to the report after sexual assault involving a 16-year-old girl. that girl reported the abuse to her doctor on monday who then called child protective services. further invest

albany. they're at a city council meeting right now. the project is called the university village, it's slated to go up next to a pizza bland called the gill track at the center of the con tremendous versecy. uc berkeley owns the land and dozens of protesters took it over and planted crops illegally. they were removed by police and broke back in this weekend to harvest their crops. >> i would rather have you be remembered for many, many years of doing something inspiring that would get global attention of feeding the people and saving some land rather than paving over. >> they ultimately want the city to leave the land alone for community farming, and will have the results of tonight's meeting tomorrow morning on today in the bay beginning at 4:30 a.m. >>> caught on tape, and only on nbc bay area, surveillance video of scavangers caught rummaging through donated items at good will trailer as cross the silicon valley. the thieves are are then selling these items at yard sales or flee markets for a profit. a spokesman for the agency says

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. >> occupy the farm activist fill city council meeting in albany to debate development plan for plot of land owned by uc berkeley. good evening. it's hotly contested. gill tract located near san pablo and marin avenue. allen wong has been at the city council meeting tonight trying to figure out what will happen to the property now. allen? >> yes. the public comment portion going on right now. this has been a very contentious battle between the occupy the farm activist and uc berkeley which owner the land as you mention, dan. you may recall in late april occupy the farm activist set up camp on this tract of land in albany on the corner of san pablo and marin avenue. the plan was to turn land into an urban farm but 3 week later the university cased them out and arrested 9 demonstrators. tonight public hearing is focusing on the development plan for part of that land. some resident want that land to be left alone while other residents are lobbying for a 55,000 square foot whole foods grocery store and as i mention, others want the land left alone. >> well unfortunately whole foods doesn

. >>> the city of albany is doing some rearranging to accommodate the big crowd they're expecting at ty council meeting tonight. instead of holding the meeting at the city hall, the city hall will meet at the community center. see city leaders will discuss a mixed use project along san pablo avenue. the project is called the university village and it's slated to go up next to a piece of land that's already at the center of controversy. uc berkeley owns that land called the gill trap. you might remember that dozens of protester. >>> man's best friend just got a little bit friendlier, why pets may be the key to keeping kids healthy. >>> also ahead, flying through the streets of san francisco, this stunt driver who turned the city into his play ground. >>> plus ground breaking today on a landmark project that could bring big benefits for bay area travelers. >>> and a story you'll only see on nbc bay area, surveillance cameras rolling as thieves steal from the needy. why this theft isn't a crime. back in a few minutes. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for so

it's the 170,000 delegates from home and security to the cities of berkeley and albany his unarmed people approved ballistics vehicle the uc-berkeley police say they cannot use when the shotgun brandishing a loaded gun on campus. did we in light of the bags that campus shootings across the nation seems to bear on the riots it is something that needs to be ready for. but in berkeley the car is hardly a no-brainer not surprisingly the activists says berkeley told us the vehicle was part of a militarization of a police chase and for many students in the vehicle is more threatening than the prospect of a school shooting. >>> is scary. it's over cal. >>> it looks big and scary and chilly nothing to fear. police insist this tank would never be used against protesters and the bill to rescue civilians and officers in case of the shooting but tell that to students to launch a campus police remove occupy protestors last november. the airwaves is also believes in the crowd control situation it's simply resources led to be used. the fact is gunfire is rarely eminent on campus are anywhere in albany w

police in an albany avenue crime-fighting tool and armored tank and get from homeland security to the cities of berkeley and at albany and uc- berkeley police department. police say the armed vehicle could help in the event of the school shooting >>> school shooting seemed to be on the rise and something we need to be ready for. >>> police say they'll not use the vehicle for protest and an activist group does not believe that calls it an example of the militarization of the united states >>> and motorists and wisconsin recorded a car soaring through the air it happened because a woman stopped and an overpass to take pictures of roadway that buckled and extreme heat and then heard smart phone to a video of a car going airborne. the woman said she did not know her phone was in video mode she called 9 1 1 people from the s u v taken to the hospital. >>> time for elizabeth. >>> we go back out to san francisco and the developing story, at 3:00 a.m. this morning a big fire a four alarm fire in residential neighborhood the silver terrace neighborhood there in the process of reopening city streets b

in the city of albany, bring on the bulldozers, despite a protest, giving the go ahead to develop a plotland. uc-berkeley owns the land where protesters camped out, planting crops and demanding it be turned into an urban farm. >> i would rather have you be remembered for many, many years as doing something inspiring that would get global attention of feeding the people and saving some land rather than saving it over. >> uc-berkeley says the land has never been a farm and shouldn't become one now. the development project still has to clear hurdles including an environmental study. >> a rescuer save bid the man he was rescuing. >> right now a live look over san jose, traffic is zoom being in and out. mike inouye filling us in. that time of day, it's going to get thicker. >> welcome back everybody. tuesday morning, as we give you a nice live look over san francisco. some fog in the air out there, but it should be blowing out sometime very soon. the other good news is we're a day closer to the weekend. i did mention it's tuesday. 5:23. >> people are going to think we don't enjoy working. >>

>>pam: and the space city of albany a resident discovered something unusual when he went to the toilets homes back from. the tenant was surprised and shocked at the discovery and captured it all on video. >> it was here on solano avenue in downtown albany that a resident at this apartment complex says he went to use the bathroom in his apartment when all of a sudden, he looked down into the toilet and saw to eyes looking at him, it was announced. you have to see this for yourself. the tenant posted is video on youtube. as you can see, the small mouse is right there, caught in the bowl, swimming around. the tenant says that he was afraid to pick up the mouse for fear that it would fight him. coming up, find out what else that hasn't found and what the senate did about his situation. that is all coming up at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: will look at just how dangerous these seemingly harmless light can be to aircraft. a new lawsuit by a father who's a his son was killed by police, the video evidence that the lawsuit claims against the officers. >> a major muni destruction this weekend, the train li

albany to boston to hartford. from new york city, southward, the heat wave continues.ashington, d.c., just like yesterday, right near 100 degrees. pittsburgh, pretty humid at 95. the worst of the heat centered over the top of missouri, illinois, indiana. we are talking about 100 to 105. even chicago could be near 103 degrees. pretty rare for chicago to get all that hot. it is not like it has been cool in dallas or san antonio through the southeast. you are a little more accustomed to temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. relief in sight. the cooler air is beginning to arrive in canada, southern portions of canada, through the northern u.s. we will experience this cold, cooler air. minneapolis, 100 today to tomorrow right around 90 degrees. that's a little bit of relief for you. as far as st. louis to chicago, it doesn't look like we are going to see that happening. it looks like you are going to stay very hot. anyone on the west coast, a little bit of a warmup for you. a good change. 81 tomorrow in seattle. >>> as far as when does the big relief come? it looks like by

pick city, albany, georgia, walb nbc 10. showers, storms, 93 degrees today.ather again through the gulf coast of texas where we could have some more flooding. also wet weather in southern california, los angeles right here, a few showers this morning. heavier thunderstorms make their way into the ohio river valley. beautiful a day in the northeast. hot and humid. look for 88 degrees down in miami with a few showers. >> good morning.g on around th we could use some rain. a slight chance you'll see some rain in your neighborhood. >> that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. coming up next, the fourth of july yachting accident that killed three young children including a seven-year-old girl. her mother who was on that boat speaks out along with her husband right after this. [ male announcer ] summer is here. and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful, efficient c250 sport sedan with an agility control sport-tuned suspension. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. ♪ the mercedes-benz summer event

and upstate new york and pennsylvania and a strong line of storms at the albany area approaching massachusetts and new york city should be seeing those later on tonight. as we head westward. we're concerned about activity across north dakota until midnight. no dangerous storms have fired up that in that area, and watching the potential across the southwest, and the big stair are the droughts. colorado, arizona, utah and now navy storms rolling through, typical this time of year and unfortunately dump a lot of rain in a sort amount of time and flash flooding is a concern as well. and a watch in effect arizona, nevada and southern california in effect through tonight and some of the storms can bring heavy rain and we need the moisture across the lower 48 we're experiencing dry conditions and severe droughts in some areas, we need the rain and take it where we can get it and it will be tracking the heat that will be making a come back through the midwest and the northeast and rapid city, once again at theened of tomorrow. >> i tell you, it's an odd one. triple digits, it looks like they're reversed. they're usuall

city. in it banks talked about going to either albany or new york and informed buck of the escape route he had taken. he had gone north to washington county maryland a few miles from the pennsylvania line. but rather than cross into pennsylvania into free territory at that point he turned southeast to baltimore where he spent two days. from there, he headed north to philadelphia where he rested for a night, he said before moving on to new york city. the details, it seems were meant to throw off any likely pursuers. if banks had escaped as he states in the letter of the 13th of february he could not have arrived in new york two days later given the stops he had made on the way. but buck -- the person who rented him was not fooled. he suspected banks had gone directly to philadelphia. he sent advertisements announcing the escape to a local slave traders in washington county. in the hope they could cut banks off short of free territory. unfortunately for buck the slave traders were at that time in pennsylvania doing business. there are some suggestion at least among the slave holders in virgi

pick city, albany, georgia, walb nbc 10. showers, storms, 93 degrees today.through the gulf coast of texas where we could have some more flooding. also wet weather in southern california, los angeles right here, a few showers this morning. heavier thunderstorms make their way into the ohio river valley. beautiful a day in the northeast. hot and humid. look for 88 degrees down in miami with a few showers. that's what going on around the >>> and here's the view from sunol this morning where the gateway to the cooler weather awaits over the grade heading into fremont. you can see the low clouds in the distance, good sea breeze this morning pushing in the cooler air to livermore and fairfield, locations 24 hours, near 70 degrees right now, 59 degrees at livermore. it should be cooler after that. mid-80s in the warmest places inland, 60s and 70s around the inner bay. mild start to the weekend. little warmer getting to sunday, cooling down by monday. >> that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. coming up next, the fourth of july yachting ac

engaging in misconduct whether that is on wall street or whether that is the stehouin albany or whether it is in, you know, city hall, we just convicted someone out of the southern district of new york today who was a former, who is a current city councilman in new york and the job of any prosecutor like it is for people in my office or any other office in the justice department or any other local prosecutors office is to hold people account who believe are breaking the law and breaking faith with the public trust. >> rose: tell me about the office -- this is a legendary office in the southern district of new york, rude difficult julien had that job and other famous people have gone on to other things >> the oices a storied one, so it is a very humbling thing to be the u.s. attorney in that district, the first u.s. attorney in that office was appointed in 1789, so it has -- >> rose: 1789? >> it is a long and storied history. predecessors in my position in that office include not only rudy julien who became the mayor but former secretaries of war, secretaries of state, a lot root who is a famous american from --

. >> new this morning it's official, bulldozers are heading to albany in spite of protests from the occupy the farm city leaders gafrn the go ahead to develop a plot of land called the gild track. uc-berkeley owns the land. >> rather have you be remembered for many, many years as doing something inspiring that would get global attention, of feeding the people and saving some land rather than paving it over. >> uc-berkeley says the land has never been a farm and shouldn't become one now. the project still has more hurdles to clear including an environmental impact study. >> 6:08. for the last couple of days meteorologist christina loren has been warning us mother nature's going to turn that microwave on. it is here. >> it is here. hard to tell from this live picture of san jose. this is one of the reasons we will only end up in the low 90s in san jose. you're starting out clear from concord to livermore t tri-valley going to heat up quickly, as a result all of the sunshine coming in early. limited sunshine from san jose to santa cruz and up the peninsula is going to make for cooler conditions at least th