she even named her amber after the daughter she lost.o entered the canyon with several groups of searchers. >> amber suddenly pelted down the trail. i called for her to return several times but she did not. i bent to reattach her lead and noticed what could possibly be some remains. >> reporter: skeletal remains, a heartbreaking discovery for the le family but an awakening for a woman who just a year and a half ago received the same -- heartbreaking news. >> i had to believe it was amber and michelle guiding her. there's no real explanation for what she did. >> reporter: now, some may call this discovery serendipity but kerry calls it divine intervention. it was not her intention to join the search. she and amber intended to stay back and only offer support to the 50 volunteer searchers that showed up that day. >> just such a strange story, to be in the right area, the right location, at the right time. >> and the dog makes a -- >> unexplainable. >> serendipity or divine intervention. >> thank you. >> yep. >>> two years in an iranian pri

and i have to believe that it was amber and michelle guiding her. there is no real explanation for what she did. >> reporter: mcgonigle says she has not yet spoken to the le family but a reporter asked her what she thought her daughter amber might think about what happened over the weekend. her response was she thought her daughter would say, go, mom. near pleasanton, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> a gas leak led to some evacuations and shut down streets in san francisco this afternoon. construction crews punctured a pipeline right in the middle of union square. mike sugerman on why crews are blaming pg&e for being off the mark. mike? >> reporter: there is a ten block area that's cordoned off just what union square needed in the middle of the day when that crew did hit a pg&e gas line, it was a 10" gas line that was close to the surface, closer than the crew thought. this crew was hired by the city. they are fixing up water lines around here. the gas spewed for about an hour before it was turned off at 3:15. two buildings were evacuated, two ordered to

carrie magonical and her dog amber. amber is named for carrie's 14-year-old daughter stabbed to death a few years ago. she said the dog led her to the remains. >> amber found her and it was a relief and it's sad. >> mcgonigle says she believes that a higher power led amber to le's remains. she formed her own group to find missing persons after her daughter's remains went undiscovered for years after she disappeared. >>> senators are looking into whether the mountain view based company is abusing its dominance to stiffen competition. companies like expedia and trip advisor say google is pushing their search engine results lower in the rankings while favoring its own. schmidt is expected to tell the senators the anti-trust investigation is the result of sour grapes by google competitors. >>> two top executives at solyndra plan to take the fifth and refuse to testify when they appear at a congressional hearing on friday. chief executive brian harrison and the financial officer sent letters to the office energy and commerce

and i have to believe that it was amber and michelle guiding her. there is no real explanation for what she did. >> reporter: mcgonigle says she has not yet spoken to the le family but the search over the weekend empowered her knowing that she is emotionally strong enough to search for other victims and help other families. she was asked during the news conference what she thought amber might say about all this. and her reply was, she thought her daughter would say, go, mom. >> that's an incredible story. what a hopefully -- hopefully providing some sort of closure for that mother. thanks. >> reporter: both families. >> absolutely. >>> tonight, two former berkeley students held in an iranian prison for more than two years are back with their families. josh fattal and shane bauer ran into the arms of their families when they arrived in the gulf state of oman. a judge granted their release after a bail of one million dollars was paid for their freedom. >> we're so happy we are free and so relieved we are free. our deepest gratitude goes towards his ma

amber to remains. mcgonigle formed her own group to search for missing persons after her daughter's remains went undiscovered for a year after she disappeared. >>> financial issues may force east bay school district to close two dozen campus. 30 of the oakland unified 100 schools are proposed for closure in the next three years as part of schoolboard plan to cut down on coast and number of students who travel outside their neighborhood for school. board is expected to make time decision on the issue next month. >>> two top executives at solyndra plan to take the fifth and refuse to testify when they appear at a congressional hearing in washington on friday. chief executive brian harrison and chief financial officer have sent letters to the health, energy and commerce committee invoking their right to remain silent. the two men cite ongoing criminal investigation by the f.b.i. which raided the solyndra plant in fremont after the company declared bankruptcy and defaulted on the $528 million government st

i have to believe that it was an amber and michelle guiding her. there is no real explanation for what she did. >> an amber the dog is gone to search and rescue training and most to--and will soon start training to be a cadaver dog. her mother started a search recover only and will help with others across the country to search for their missing loved ones. >> later in this broadcast the giants' playoff chances are headed down. we have an authentic tennis legend, rosie can not remember seeing video of herself being billie jean king. we will break it open for you later in this broadcast. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest intern

because amber the labrador is not a trained cadaver dog. amber sprinted to the exact location where michelle's remains were found. but mark says it's more likely this cell tower and less of a curious canine that unearthed le's remains. this family wants to find their daughter and they want to bring her home, hopefully alive. >> so his group and scores of volunteers went to the canyon alongside terri. finding le was a group effort. so he is dubious of her intentions, now that the mom of profound loss has scheduled a solo tell all press conference in san diego tomorrow. >> tonight, heyward police say that she backed away from that murder scene and that may help explain why there is confusion over who found the remains. tonight, police sources are confirming to cbs 5 that lis police have not ford a murder weapon. all of the evidence points to stebon who is in custody, already charged with le's murder. >>> thank you. >>> a five-year-old girl walking home from school with her dad is shot. it happened 4:30 this afternoon along 3rd street in san f

and i have to say that it was amber and michelle guiding her. there is no real explanation for what she did. >> mcgonigle plans on training her dog more for search-and- rescue missions. >>> a brawl lead to a shooting outside a vallejo pot club and now police are hoping that some new video will catch the suspects. the video shows a man with a gunfighting with another guy outside of the red dog marijuana collective. there they are. a security guard says he saw three men fighting outside and then heard gunfire. this is just before 11:00 yesterday morning. officers didn't find any shooting victims but what they did find, four bullet casings next to the clinic. >>> a suspected kidnapper and murderer in custody in san jose is now accused of some additional crimes. here he is, crying and shaking. this is paul ray castillo as he entered no plea in court yesterday. the charges involving friday's shooting of a man at a gas station as well as the carjacking kidnapping and murder of a campbell woman. well, newly released court documents show castillo is als

after the murder she formed a volunteer search group called team amber rescue. along with her 1-year-old labrador retriever found le's decomposed body on saturday. >> i have a tremendous amount of sadness not only reliving my own tragedy but for the le family. i know now that god, my daughter and amber and michelle needed me to go 13 months like we did without having any remains not being able to know if amber was alive or not, i'm glad they have some kind of closure. >> michelle le went missing nearly four months ago. her former friend and classmate is expected to enter a plea one week from today. >>> well, topping health watch tonight, some of us are genetically designed to lose some, if not all, of our hair. we do have a certain amount of control over our hairlines. iraq qaa edwards reports. >> reporter: whether it's long and lush or barely there, hair is part of a person's identity. how much we have of it is largely determined by our genes. doctors are learning more how we might influence ofsome of those genetic hair loss odds as looking at people geneticall

i had when amber was found.relief. it's sad. >> mcgonigle says she believes the higher power led amber to lee's remains. mcgonigle formed her own group to search for missing persons after her daughter's remains went undiscovered for a year after she disappeared. >>> 5:34 is the time. google chairman eric schmidt faces tough questioning this morning when he testifies. they are looking in the mountain based company is abusing the dominance to stiffen competition. they say google is pushing their search results lower in the rankings while favoring its own. schmidt expected to say it's result of saur grapes by google competitors >>> top executives at solyndra are scheduled to take the fifth and refuse to testify when they testify in front of congress friday. they sent letters to the house energy and commerce committee invoking the right to remain silent. the two men cite ongoing criminal investigation by the f.b.i. that raided solyndra plant in fremont after the company declared bankruptcy and defaulted on $528 mill

still, amber sprinted to the exact location where michelle's remains were found.says it is more likely this cell tower and less of a curious canine that unearthed her remains. recorded ping from le's cell phone. >> this family wants to find their daughter and bring her home, hopefully alive. >> so his group and scores of volunteers were led to the canyon alongside terri. class says finding le was a group effort, so he is dubious of her intentions now that the mom of profound loss has scheduled a solo tell-all press con tenderness in san diego tomorrow. >> tonight, heyward police say she quickly backed away from that murder scene on saturday and that may help to explain why there's confusion over who found the remains. either way, sources close to this investigation confirm to cbs 5 tonight that police have neither found a murder wpm weapon nor additional suspects. those sources are going on to say right now all of the evidence of murder point exactly to gesel who is already in custody for this murder. day nay. >> in heyward, robert lyles, thank you. >>> a five-yea

and the realization that greater forces may have brought the show home. >> i believe it was amber and michele guiding her. there's no real explanation for what she did. >> some may call this discovery serendipity but as you just heard, she calls it defined the prevention of thing originally it was not her intention to join the search. she and amber intended to stay back at the upper support the volunteers that say that that day. >> very giving. >> any 9/11 comment prompt apology from the most unlikely person. plus, they are finally free. the deal that finally won freedom for the imprisoned cow graduates. >> it may be the biggest walkout of medical workers. how the patient and into the book will be impacted. >> triple digits in the inland area again tonight and the slow cooldown. pinpoint today is on its way as eyewitness news continues. spanned more than six decades... but to center-stage in a >> he has sold millions of records in record that has spanned more than six decades, but tonight, tony bennett is center stage in the controversy over nine dominik 9/11. earlier this week he tol

and spoke with amber and said, with abortion services do you offer? amber is not on our staff. you probably called our third- party contractor, our answering service. she also said that when she spoke with a person from our staff first thing in the morning, it was corrected that when a client calls and says we want an abortion, we immediately inform the client that we do not perform or refer for abortion. when a client comes into our office, she is presented with a consent form and once again week disclosed that we do not perform or refer for abortion. our communications are clear, honest, and appropriate. i would not purchase a pit, nor with my board of directors, and being deceptive or misleading in any way. we maintain a high level of professionalism and treat women with dignity and respect. and respecting their toys at a crisis time. i ask that you vote no on this ordinance and we continue our uninterrupted with heavy-handed tactics from local government and those who have a preference for the abortion debate. supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is

this is also where amber nelson fiance comes to grieve has come to grieve every day since his murder. she said she would rather grieve privately but doing tonight public help keeps him in the public mind and help fine the killers. this photo is the man with his father minutes before he told his family he would again a new life. this is where his life ended at the age of 35, september 12 of last year. his fiance amber nelson says he was shot to death by 2 men as they returned home from the birthday party that same night. nelson has marked every day since by coming to the corner where he died. she created this dpard than in his honest. >> this year was jaws reminder that it has been a year. really difficult thing to have happen and obviously whether or not they catch the person who did it doesn't change that he's gone. >>reporter: he was an engineer with ibm in chile before coming to berkeley to pursue acting career. his older sister, mother father twin sister all visiting from chile. his mother for the first time. >> my mother needs to come her here. first time he she couldn't come bec

amber's mother kerry mcgiver was the woman who found the remains. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. the ktvu morning news will be following this major new development in the michelle le case beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> the temperature is heating up and so is fire danger in the bay area. this morning crews evacuated campers in the east bay hills because the fire was burning too close for comfort. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta tells us firefighters had one factor working in their favor. >> reporter: there are no high wind for one gasia. we're told tonight that firefighters remained on the scene just to make sure that there are no flair ups and campers have been allowed back in. the fire broke out shortly after 4:00 this afternoon on the north eastern lane of north shabul. the park was closed for three hours and some 30 campers had to leave their camp sites. this couple had just arrived from europe yesterday. >> a gentlemen came to say that we must move immediately because of the fire. >> reporter: while the end of summer is at hand, historic

amber's mother kerry mcgiver was the woman who found the remains. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. the ktvu morning news will be following this major new development in the michelle le case beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> the temperature is heating up and so is fire danger in the bay area. this morning crews evacuated campers in the east bay hills because the fire was burning too close for comfort. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta tells us firefighters had one factor working in their favor. >> reporter: there are no high wind for one gasia. we're told tonight that firefighters remained on the scene just to make sure that there are no flair ups and campers have been allowed back in. the fire broke out shortly after 4:00 this afternoon on the north eastern lane of north shabul. the park was closed for three hours and some 30 campers had to leave their camp sites. this couple had just arrived from europe yesterday. >> a gentlemen came to say that we must move immediately because of the fire. >> reporter: while the end of summer is at hand, historic

this is also where amber nelson fiance comes to grieve has come to grieve every day since his murder. she said she would rather grieve privately but doing tonight public help keeps him in the public mind and help fine the killers. this photo is the man with his father minutes before he told his family he would again a new life. this is where his life ended at the age of 35 september 12 of last year. his fiance amber nelson says he was shot to death by 2 men as they returned home from the birthday party that same night. nelson has marked every day since by coming to the corner where he died. she created this dpard than in his honest. >> this year was jaws reminder that it has been a year. really difficult thing to have happen and obviously whether or not they catch the person who did it doesn't change that he's gone. >>reporter: he was an engineer with ibm in chile before coming to berkeley to pursue acting career. his older sister, career. his older sister, mother father twin sister all visiting from chile. his mother for the first time. >> my mother needs to come here >> my mother ne

it is called a team amber rescue.> and national news troy davis the georgia man that is scheduled to be executed tonight the court has filed, his attorneys have filed an 11th hour plea in the last word, the georgia authorities were rating for a response from the u.s. supreme court. this is one of the many protests for davis convicted of killing an off-duty police officer in 1989. seven of the nine key witnesses that testified against him have since changed their stories and a loud protest, some today even in paris. davis's execution has been stopped three times since 2007. dave is not the only u.s. in may scheduled to die today the white supremacist of lawrence and brewer was executed in texas that happen within the last hour he was convicted of one of the most notorious hate crimes in u.s. history, the 1998 dragging death of a black man james byrd jr.. appeals were exhausted no last they attempt to save his life for foul. protesters set up with the financial industry were again demonstrating on wall street today. tha

she established a team amber rescue that helps find missing loves one. the woman accused of murdering michelle le appeared in court. giselle esteban did not enter a plea today. that was postponed till she is assigned an attorney. giselle esteban said michelle le ruined her relationship with a boyfriend. attending the hearing is volunteers who have been searching for michelle le. >> people put hours behind the scenes doing this type of thing and the people involved on that, very emotional to discover somebody deceased. >> reporter: they are trying to identify the remains to see if they are michelle le. >> the forensic analysis is going to be critical. is there thereevidence of a head trauma, trauma to the ribs, something that explains the death. that will be critical for the prosecution to establish. the fact that they found the body so far after the fact will create problems. >> reporter: a dentist has been brought in and expected to arrive anytime now to see if the teeth match the dental records of michelle le. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we go b

this 613 a and a look outside from armonk to amber amber you conceive low cloud cover in spots this is what it looks like on the satellite view it is matching in the north made it is more widespread. the cloud cover is low enough s f zero is now reporting one hour delays because of the low cloud cover. this is a look of current temperatures around the bay area . there is a potential for 80 degree temperatures for later on this afternoon. in the north bay area we're gonna see temperatures close to the 80 degree mark and this is all look of your seven day forecast this a loook of temperatures, is getting into the '90s on the guinea the work week with >> nell incidents are hotspots or delays light traffic the bay bridge we are seeing this back up from time to time in the cash lanes the metering lights have not been activated as of yet san mateo bridge and looks good no delays in east or west bound direction golden gate bridge problem free no delays or reported across the span. this is an east bay check it is an easy commute. >> time now 6:17 a.m. and what is in your kids have e- mail and

amber. >> reporter: we just got an e- mail from berkeley police advising me that will are now 60 plus vehicles that have had their tires damaged. we're going to move over here and show you that both tires on this honda have been punctured on the driver's side. >> we found this berkeley man putting a spare tire on his minivan. he said he was trying to leave for work. >> how did you get to work. >> called a friend and got a ride. >> reporter: police said they received dozens of calls today all in a 17-block area near the oakland city line. many were along california street. two vehicles in oakland also had their tires slashed. >> it was some kind of puncture tool. it could have been a very small porket knife and/or an ice pick. >> the vandalism took place sometime between 8:00 last night and 7:00 this morning. >> it could be a thrill seeker, someone who is out for revenge or someone who has mental health challenges. >> the family just arrived from new mexico last night. the relocating here so dad can look for work. instead, he is filing a police report after finding a slashed tire on hi

reporting live in san mateo county, amber leigh. ktvu channel "2 news." . >>> the long weekend brings the start of higher fares. drops increased from $3.10 to $3.50. fares for every fifth of a mile have also increased. board of directors improved the increases last month and improved the increase in the number of taxis. the change won't happen until the end of the month. >> >> there is a travel alert from the government. what lead to the warning. that's in about 20 minutes. >> >> citizen review board at bart took up the controversial issue of cutting cell phone service. the members approved nine recommendations to pass onto the bart board. among them, a credible threat to passengers before cutting service. nine recommendations will be sent to the bart directors for their consideration >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg coming under fire for admitting an invocation at a september 11th an versety event. catholic league, southern baptist convention accusing the mayor against discriminating against religious people. he said the event

reporting live in san mateo county, amber leigh. ktvu channel "2 news." . >>> the long weekend brings the start of higher fares. drops increased from $3.10 to $3.50. fares for every fifth of a mile have also increased. board of directors improved the increases last month and improved the increase in the number of taxis. the change won't happen until the end of the month. >> >> there is a travel alert from the government. what lead to the warning. that's in about 20 minutes. >> >> citizen review board at bart took up the controversial issue of cutting cell phone service. the members approved nine recommendations to pass onto the bart board. among them, a credible threat to passengers before cutting service. nine recommendations will be sent to the bart directors for their consideration >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg coming under fire for admitting an invocation at a september 11th an versety event. catholic league, southern baptist convention accusing the mayor against discriminating against religious people. he said the event

she says amber first made the discovery. >>. >> this is a hero here. and i have to say it was amber and michelle guiding her. >> the remains were found in a remote area near son yol. tracking showed cell phones of both were used in the area the night le disappeared. >> a pilot somehow survived a crash today near lake tahoe. the small plane was destroyed. it happened at truckee-tahoe airport. the pilot was the only person aboard. and was air lifted to the hospital and his condition is unknown now. cal fire responded to the scene, investigators trying to determine the cause of the accident. >> and word troy davis received a stay of execution, his supporters have been holding vigils and moments ago they erupted in cheers. there is a group holding a vigil now. you can see live. prosecutors say davis killed an off duty police officer in 1989 but his lawyers point to what they say is flawed evidence and today the georgia supreme court refused to intervene. there is word the supreme court is considering appeal. >> there is word troy davis's attorney has not r

police say in the next 10 minutes they'll be issuing an amber alert because they have confirmed a stranger abduction in the last report of this man's crime spree. >>> the city of san bruno says by next tuesday the ugliest scar remaining from that pipeline explosion there will be gone. tom vacar live in san bruno tonight with the next steps now for that neighborhood. tom-- >> reporter: well that's one the residents will be invited to throw in the first shovels of earth into this much larger hole of earth. a backhoe worked in preparation for covering compacting and closing san bruno's ugly car. >> this will conclude closing the hole and providing temporary repairs to the immediate areas so we can reopen the area to traffic. >> reporter: the bishop who's now repaired home will be happy to see it now. >> the hole not being closed is amazing to us. it should have been done a long time ago. >> reporter: crews say final certification had kept them from doing so. the next issue, where to put a memorial for the eight people now gone. >> i think they should be remembered for a long long time. >> som

amber lee. >>> b.a.r.t. officials were called to sacramento answer tough questions. b.a.r.t.olice had been on the spotlight since the killing of oscar grant and michael lee. >> now that you're championed, okay fine: but i want the real thing. >> the we have made a lot of positive change but i'm under no illusion that we have a lot more to do. >> we learned today b.a.r.t. police are now testing small cameras worn on their uniforms. police departments in several bay area cities are already using them. >>> a startling new recording of michael jackson tonight made just weeks before he died. adam housley tells us why the prosecution played it in court today as jackson's doctor went on trial. >> reporter: prosecutors opening up the trial by playing a dramatic audio recording of a drugged up michael jackson talking about his upcoming con sertd concert just a month and a half before his death. >> he will be my hero, i want them to say, i've never seen nothing like this in my life. >>> the d.a. using the audio which was retrieved from dr. conrad murray's cell phone to bolster the fact

amber. >> reporter: we just got an e- mail from berkeley police advising me that will are now 60 plus vehicles that have had their tires damaged. we're going to move over here and show you that both tires on this honda have been punctured on the driver's side. >> we found this berkeley man putting a spare tire on his minivan. he said he was trying to leave for work. >> how did you get to work. >> called a friend and got a ride. >> reporter: police said they received dozens of calls today all in a 17-block area near the oakland city line. many were along california street. two vehicles in oakland also had their tires slashed. >> it was some kind of puncture tool. it could have been a very small porket knife and/or an ice pick. >> the vandalism took place sometime between 8:00 last night and 7:00 this morning. >> it could be a thrill seeker, someone who is out for revenge or someone who has mental health challenges. >> the family just arrived from new mexico last night. the relocating here so dad can look for work. instead, he is filing a police report after finding a slashed tire on hi

amber lee. >>> b.a.r.t. officials were called to sacramento answer tough questions. b.a.r.t.olice had been on the spotlight since the killing of oscar grant and michael lee. >> now that you're championed, okay fine: but i want the real thing. >> the we have made a lot of positive change but i'm under no illusion that we have a lot more to do. >> we learned today b.a.r.t. police are now testing small cameras worn on their uniforms. police departments in several bay area cities are already using them. >>> a startling new recording of michael jackson tonight made just weeks before he died. adam housley tells us why the prosecution played it in court today as jackson's doctor went on trial. >> reporter: prosecutors opening up the trial by playing a dramatic audio recording of a drugged up michael jackson talking about his upcoming con sertd concert just a month and a half before his death. >> he will be my hero, i want them to say, i've never seen nothing like this in my life. >>> the d.a. using the audio which was retrieved from dr. conrad murray's cell phone to bolster the fact

amber lee. >> also tonight a giant giant step forward for brian stowe. in ten minutes the progress he has made in the past few day. >>> police shot two dogs late in afternoon that they said were threatening people in a city park. happened about 4:30 this afternoon at the park near highway 101. two boxer type dog was threatening a child and a small dog. officers cleared the park while others cornered the dogs. officers tasered one dog but it was still out of control. they then shot both, one was killed the other was wounded. fortunately the child was not hurt. the penninsula hue mean society said it's trying to contact the owners of the two dogs but has not been able to. >> the president is in southern california after wrapping up a whirlwind visit. he waved good-bye from the steps of air force one and he is off onto the next stop on his west coast swing. how the president's visit demonstrating the political cloud of the area. we are live in mountain view. >> reporter: i'm at the computer history museum in mountain view where earlier today the president p

amber lee live where she has been asking if the smoke is tobgsic. >> we are at 11:01. home of the field. when we first got here there was a lot of smoke that stung and there was the skies that were smokey. now, as you can see, the sky is clear and the fire is mostly out. we are going to show you video from chopper two. the fire broke out at 4:14 this afternoon. it is a facility that recycles medal including old vehicles. i just spoke with oakland fire battalion chief. he says the fire likely started by an item that was inside of the vehicles such as a battery. as for the smoke, there does not appear to be toxic levels high enough to create a health hazard. air quality management direct had a unit out to look at it. a worker here at the scene told us dozens of employees were here at the time of the fire. that there was no injuries and everyone is accounted for. firefighters say it took less than an hour to put out the fire. reporting live here in west oakland, amber lee channel 2 news. >>> a power outage came back on in the last hour. however, b.a.r.t is reporting delay

we went 13 months not know fg amber was alive or not. i'm glad that they have some kind of closure. >> michelle le went missing nearly four months ago. her former friend is expected to enter a plea to murder charges one week from today. >>> doctors say that a 5-year-old girl that was shot last night is recovering after having surgery on her knee. a stray bullet struck her yesterday when she was walking with her father. police don't have any suspects at the time but they believe two shooters could be involved. they are looking at surveillance video, hoping that it will give them some clues. the little girl is listed in serious condition. >>> a murder mystery unfolded in richmond after a restaurant owner walked into a bathroom and found the body of one of its employees. it happened at angie's bakery and restaurant near san pablo. >> the manager of angie's bakery and restaurant found him dead in the restaurant just hours before she left with him. >> we're looking for anybody that saw anything around the area between 5:00 and 7:00 when we re

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they're amber eyes, like a signal light, and iÃunique to the breed.uh, the entire breed has amber eyes. >> [cheering] >> well, they're beautiful. they really are, and to be that large and, uh--it's quite a--a thing. >> we like to get out and use our horses in the public, driving, and--'cause it's the best way to--to showheir talents and--and their use. >> getting the horses ready for each public event is @ike a well-rehearsed, choreographed dance" there's a small army of volunteers ensuring everything is polished and buffed and the horses are brushed and groomed immaculately. john says it's ibcredibly rewarding to know he'sensuring that these cream draft horses, an important part of american farm history, will be seen and enjoyed by tens of thousands of people in many parades around the country for a long, long time. in greenwood, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv." >> hello. steve mcshane from mcshane's nursery. did you know that herbs are one of the longest cultivated plants on the planet for human consumption? that's right--thousands of y

amber disappeared in 2009. it took search crews more than a year to find her remains. >>> san francisco's bayview neighborhood has seen violence before. but the shooting of a 5-year- old child in broad daylight is too much to bear. as anne makovec reports, it's got a neighborhood on edge. >> i'm afraid to come out sometime because all this killing, all this killing going around. >> reporter: shootings in san francisco's bayview are already too common. but yesterday, a 5-year-old girl was caught in the crossfire. today, this neighbor holds his 4-year-old daughter and says it makes him nervous. >> sometime around this area -- there's a lot going on around here. >> reporter: in fact, he has been shot three times. >> i was working up on the hill and i got shot. and i was, you know, at the train down there and i got shot. it's a lot of violence around here. >> reporter: police believe yesterday's shooting was a result of a shootout in broad daylight 4:30 p.m. on 3rd street at palou avenue. at the same time, a father

amber lee. >> also tonight a giant giant step forward for brian stowe. in ten minutes the progress he has made in the past few day. >>> police shot two dogs late in afternoon that they said were threatening people in a city park. happened about 4:30 this afternoon at the park near highway 101. two boxer type dog was threatening a child and a small dog. officers cleared the park while others cornered the dogs. officers tasered one dog but it was still out of control. they then shot both, one was killed the other was wounded. fortunately the child was not hurt. the penninsula hue mean society said it's trying to contact the owners of the two dogs but has not been able to. >> the president is in southern california after wrapping up a whirlwind visit. he waved good-bye from the steps of air force one and he is off onto the next stop on his west coast swing. how the president's visit demonstrating the political cloud of the area. we are live in mountain view. >> reporter: i'm at the computer history museum in mountain view where earlier today the president p

her daughter. >> amber is going to grow rescue training and will be a cadaver dog. she now dedicate a lot of for disserting brothers lot one's >> much more ahead on kron 4 morning news in a program note blue angels and of the lead to week will be happening on saturday october 8th at 3 d and we will have a one iris special one why. >> artist painted a streetscapes wore an elementary school they all know this street artist by name in view of their playground glass month he returned to san francisco 8 wanted people once again >> be as a been a street artist for 25 years and has seen his come art come and go >> it is been painted over or taken down when this circled gets dry we'll put the eyes and at the days on . >> the schoolchildren see him as an artist that transformed a their playground area >> when children get to experience this at a young age they get to see it from their classroom to do why >> what this piece is being done not without compensation he has gained a worldwide recognition that have made him a successful artist his art work is displayed in galleries

amber lee is live at oakland city hall on a controversy that comes one month before 20th anniversary of the east bay hills firestorm >> reporter: an irate homeowner gave us these foe toss. they show the unsafe and unkempt condition of the mayor's home. we wanted to look for ourselves. >>> around 6:30 tonight we spotted gardner cook clipping the vegetation at the mayor's home. he told us the mayor's daughter contacted him last night. >> got a text last night. >> what did it say. >> i have problems can you take care of it a zap. >> reporter: thick vegetation obscure the mayor's home. a fire official went door-to- door back in august and vivid residents they had two weeks to clear veg station around their homes. >> the trees need to be trimmed away from the house. they can't be touching the physical house. >> this house belongs to jean quan. i nome mate her as the queen of residential blight. >> reporter: he went before city council and complained the city is selectively enforcing violations. the photos show overgrown vegetation and broken planning on a deck and roof in need of repair.

the labrador is lovingly named after amber. >>> 5:35. mountain view's googling has become so big, it's the center of a senate hearing, an anti-trust shutdown that has a lot of people thinking back to 1998 when the spotlight was on microsoft. scott mcgrew has a look with what's expected to happen today. >> good morning. lots of accusations from other silicon valley companies with nothing to lose by taking on google. companies like yelp and expedia and next tag all expected to testify at the senate subcommittee hearing saying google's system of search makes their websites less visible. google has the same businesses as some of those critics and the accusations is google creates rules in its advertising and search that make it harder to find competitors. >>> young yelp ceo, jeremy stoppal man expected to testify at 10:30 seen on our show "press here." the ftc already investigating googling as are some states attorneys general. yelp claims not only has google made it harder for people to find yelp, but google may have used yelp data they say

amber lee is live at oakland city hall on a controversy that comes one month before 20th anniversaryf the east bay hills firestorm >> reporter: an irate homeowner gave us these foe toss. they show the unsafe and unkempt condition of the mayor's home. we wanted to look for ourselves. >>> around 6:30 tonight we spotted gardner cook clipping the vegetation at the mayor's home. he told us the mayor's daughter contacted him last night. >> got a text last night. >> what did it say. >> i have problems can you take care of it a zap. >> reporter: thick vegetation obscure the mayor's home. a fire official went door-to- door back in august and vivid residents they had two weeks to clear veg station around their homes. >> the trees need to be trimmed away from the house. they can't be touching the physical house. >> this house belongs to jean quan. i nome mate her as the queen of residential blight. >> reporter: he went before city council and complained the city is selectively enforcing violations. the photos show overgrown vegetation and broken planning on a deck and roof in need of repair. pl

well, amber lyon, thank you for the update.>>> i mentioned crews and helicopters from the vermont national guard and elsewhere are airlifting aid to cut-off vermont communities. joining me via skype is major general dube from cole chester. thank you for your time. can you tell us what the guard is doing to help vermonters as we speak? >> well, we've been extremely busy. we transitioned from a search-and-rescue mission to a mission of sustainment, and the towns that were just mentioned about being isolated, you know, the governor has made it a priority for us to have some type of road access, but that doesn't mean that people can come and go because most of those roads that we've opened p up -- the idea is to have emergencies that maybe we can get some of our people out. most of what we're doing the last couple of days has been by helicopters to bring food, water, medicine, cots, tarps, that kind of stuff and by truck, by helicopter, and then we will transition to more aid via road, you know, once the roads get a little bit more

. >> gracias a la alerta amber se encontro a un adolescente que fue dada como perdida ayer, la jovencitao padre, el hombre al ser arrestado tenía gran cantidad de dinero en efectivo. >> se arresto a un presunto proxeneta que trabajaba en fresno, esta acusado de violencia domestica y prostitución, pueden haber más víctimas que no han presentado denuncias. >> hace un año, el presidente barack obama estuvo en una planta de energía solar en el área de la bahía, mostró importancia de crear trabajo en esta área, pero hoy se recibieron malas noticias. >> buenas noches, las reacciones son de gran sorpresa, porque las acciones de la empresa han sido paralizadas, varios trabajadores han perdido su trabajo, la empresa piensa declararse en bancarrota . >> desde temprano, los trabajadores, más de mil, se fueron retirando de la fábrica. >> la empresa piensa paralizar las actividades y declararse en bancarrota. >> muy diferente a lo que pasó el año pasado cuando la visito el presidente barack obama diciendo que había que fomentar esta energía . >> fue una sorpresa que despidieron al cien por ciento del