take it from there. >> firefighters say they called pg&e about the exploded gas meters but it took an hour and a half for someone to get out there. fire crews say they were able to locate the gas valve under some debris and turn it off. >>> in san francisco an overnight fire injured one firefighter and displaced a dozen residents. it was first reported shortly after 8:00 last night on mission street near valencia. because of strong winds, the fire spread to three next door buildings and it took 100 firefighters two hours to get it under control. one firefighter fell about five feet from a ladder and is being treated for a back injury. some of the residents are being allowed back in. the cause is under investigation but does not appear suspicious. the damage is estimated at $1 million. >>> a richmond woman is facing felony charges this morning after police chase sent five people including a police officer to the hospital. police say taylor was driving yesterday when she hit four cars during a high speed chase in pin ole. it started after police spotted taylor's car which was linked to a robbery

to two hours -- shape about an hour and a half to two hours ago.it was slepry. future radar highlighting the flakes try to -- slippery. future radar highlighting the flakes trying to get in here. we could get that nearby. we are expecting the future radar to hold up. morning snow an inch to three inch far northwest. 48 in the afternoon. rain showers or rain shower 5 # tomorrow. we will push near 60 but -- 52 tomorrow we will push near 60 but rain tomorrow. >>> this morning's consumer alert, chocolate lovers have to dish out more to get your fix. the maker of reese's kit cat and twizler is raising price i by nearly 10%. the reason, hershey company says increased costs for raw materials, fuel, utilities and transportation. >> q. a review of am -- >>> a review of amazon's new service and peggy bunker has a look at that and more in this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: bmw wants to improve your driving experience through apps. they plan to invest millions in companies developing software to make it easier to get around cities. it will help you find p

showing his worth at the back from the early stages of monday night's game but it wasn't until almost an hour and naturally came to life the lowest people sense of this is the second yellow card counting injury free kicks he claims the ball hit his head but the replay shows the referee got a nice. center of the face then three fan after all good officials say hoops down the tunnel anyway upset costa started his first over injury and eighty seven of his long career but that lead lost it at least five minutes at the other end alexander

the evening hours. 9:00 is where we're going to get some of the fastest gusts, more than 30 miles an hour andnland they'll be around 25 miles an hour. they will calm tonight. here is a look at temperatures today, low to mid-70s and breezy in tahoe, 53. hot in palm springs, 92 degrees. with the calming winds, it's going to be cooler than this morning. mid to upper 40s for the rest of us. seven-day forecast, it will be breezy through the daylight hours, but once the sun sets winds will calm overnight and calm is going to allow all that sunshine that will push our temperatures into 80 degrees over the weekend. mid-70s around the bay and low to mid 60s around the coast. >> marine county rz honored several people this morning. marin county paid honorees at the awards breakfast, including a young girl that had blankets for the homeless and nurses that performed cpr on people. we'll link them to so you can learn more on our website. >> don san for deals these days,not g about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every m

about an hour. and your temperatures are actually mild though this morning sitting in the 50s for the most part. by the afternoon warming it up to the high 50s to mid-60s and we'll continue to see a chance of showers in the forecast and breezy conditions along those bay shores and also along the coastline. satellite showing us that area of low pressure that's dropping down from the pacific northwest bringing showers to the bay area, then this area of high pressure behind us actually building in temporarily bringing us some warmer temperatures for the rest of your workweek but for today hold onto the umbrella you will need. it temperatures for today will look like this. 67 in santa rosa and napa, 65 high in fairfield. oakland 63. cooler in the city at 61. here's the extended forecast. showers throughout the day today. tuesday and wednesday looking good with partly cloudy skies. a little more cloud cover and dip in temperature on thursday. friday, saturday, sunday looking great though. we are going to war

california man suspected of being a serial killer is set to be arraigned in a marin county courtroom in an hour and a half. 77-year-old joseph naso is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994 in marin, contra costa and yuba counties. investigators are now looking into other cold cases nationwide to see if they might be connected to naso. all of the victims in northern california had the same first and last initials as did three other possible victims, girls who were killed when naso lived up in state new york. >>> still no verdict in the federal perjury trial of home run champion barry bonds. the jury has resumed deliberations for the fourth day. anne makovec is outside the courtroom with what the eight women and the four-man jury may be talking about behind closed doors. they're certainly taking their time. >> reporter: that's right. that's causing a lot of speculation here at the federal courthouse, frank. barry bonds is inside of there right now and as of a couple of minutes ago the jury had not broken for lunch, which is a little later than usual. so we're waiting to see exactly what

an hour and a half, so i can't have everything be new, and i have to have some sense of discipline and order to my stand-up. by i try to incorporate as many new things as i can all the time. it's always an evolving stand-up set, you know what i mean? that's why i bring notes out on stage, which i've--you know, some people find unprofessional or seemingly ill-prepared. but, you know, i'm not doing the same exact set the same exact way every single time i go onstage, so nothing is committed to memory in that sense. you know, you do political humor, and there aren't a lot of people doing that. we've got a lot of jokes about sex and relationships and so on. a minority of people doing really topical stuff, and why is that? well, you know, i actually do-- i certainly do my share of relationship stuff and, you know, airplane stuff, but i also am a follower of politics, you know. i watch all the shows that the mainstream media has to offer me. you know, i watch hardball and tim russert and the beltway boys and crossfire and bill o'reilly and his supposed no-spin zone. let me just say right

and from what we've been told they actually were out in the water for about an hour to an hour and aalf. and the currents actually led them over here to our shoreline. >> reporter: the couple apparently left a harbor some time last night and ran into mechanical problems. and as we mentioned tried to start the engine and the man fell overboard. officials say he actually went into cardiac arrest and medics had to perform cpr on him. he is now at marin general and the woman is also being treated for hypothermia. now since the shoreline here is restricted, the boating accident was considered a breech of security. they did an immediate head count here at the prison. but they were well aware they say of what had transpired. we're live at san quentin, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:32. oakland police issued an urgent crime alert for residents in the lake merit area. that's following an attempted assault on third avenue yesterday afternoon. investigators say a man followed a woman from a neighborhood store all the way into the gates of her house. then he ordered her to ta

they would not be allowed to go faster than 10 miles an hour on most bridges and dropping to 5 miles hour. currently there is no speed limit. bicyclists have bone clocked going more than 20 miles an hour and that is contributing to accidents. if approved the chp would enforce the speed limit, violators could be hit with a hundred dollar fine. >> a $1.5 billion plan to redel treasure island could get a big boost today. development features housing for 19,000 people including a 450-foot high-rise apartment building, transit hut and shopping area. 400 affordable house itself had been dropped from the plan. the plan has been in the works since the navy left the island back in 1997. >> had late word that a napa valley wine legend has died. >> and they are making sure nothing is illegal to blame for the skyrocketing gas prices. >> and environmental organization coming to social security and biggest companies a failing grade when it comes to clean energy. yeah! boom! hi, i'm a stunt man. t u-verse tv. i can record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. i can even recor

the airport has delays of over an hour, about an hour and seven minutes. with all that moisture. temperatures have dropped. it's muggy and mid and upper 50s mountain view 59. 59 in san jose with san francisco coming in at 64 degrees. clouds and drizzle and light shower activities throughout the day today. that is going to increase by tomorrow because tomorrow there is stronger system that is going to move our way. here is a look at satellite and radar composite. moist flow continues from the ocean. we've got two more systems, one currently now and one tomorrow. so the one today weaker, less an 10th of an inch of rain but we've seen it all over the place. radar being up several thousand thousand feet so rain is several hundred feet. so we're looking at the pattern to continue with peeks of sun and scattered showers being more widely scattered in the afternoon. that will put us into that lull later on today. here we are this morning, 11:00 you'll notice still showers popping up in the east bay, the south bay and then it looks like we want to clear out, not for long, clouds advance

this makes it clear in the ordinary case, they will be an hour and a half each side. >> great. thank you. i'm glad that is already in there. i will continue to emphasize it. then on page 14 on the discovery piece, i noticed there was a shift from 14 days to seven days. i just wanted to know the reasoning behind it. >> again, i think we're all seeing cases rather late in the case. somebody saying they don't have discovery. the department in my view is going to seek to terminate a police officer, they should have all of their ducks in a row. certainly within a week of filing those charges, everybody ought to -- that's the idea to try to make it tighter. part of the problem, commissioner chan, we haven't really reached that 90-day and 120-day resolution. that has been our goal. every week we -- makes it much more likely we will hit that. that's why we try to make the timelines tighter. commissioner chan: that's what i figured. i wrote down good in a lot of places. i appreciate that the deadline as to when discovery concerns are brought up, i find that discovery concerns are brough

they would not be allowed to go faster than 10 miles an hour on most bridges and dropping to 5 miles hour. currently there is no speed limit. bicyclists have bone clocked going more than 20 miles an hour and that is contributing to accidents. if approved the chp would enforce the speed limit, violators could be hit with a hundred dollar fine. >> a $1.5 billion plan to redel treasure island could get a big boost today. development features housing for 19,000 people including a 450-foot high-rise apartment building, transit hut and shopping area. 400 affordable house itself had been dropped from the plan. the plan has been in the works since the navy left the island back in 1997. >> had late word that a napa valley wine legend has died. >> and they are making sure nothing is illegal to blame for the skyrocketing gas prices. >> and environmental organization coming to social security and biggest companies a failing grade when it comes to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the founder of well known north bay winery and thoroughbred owner has died. he was 81. j

increase could go up 255 a up to $6 an hour depending on how many spaces are available. caring ball games, and festivals it could jump $18 an hour. it debuts april 21st rates will be adjusted block by block. you make it expensive enough and somebody says they will keep driving. >> reporter: and just to ride my bike everywhere. or just a home. >> james: hot today '70s inland today, look at the next few days after that. thursday, friday the coldest day of the week. >> reporter: it was are rough start for the giants, it was hard to watch. the giants dropped to the third game of this series yesterday. they rallied to take down the giants 1-3 for the season. the good news they could have brian wilson back as the clothes are as soon as wednesday. oakland day >> reporter: >> reporter: >> reporter: >> reporter: >> reporter: the a's are route to r a series against the blue jays. don't forget april 10th kron 4 presents an encore presentation of baseball by the bay. april 10th at 10:00 p.m. on kron 4. >> james: three new movies for you hop debuted at number one soaring beyond expectations. nobody thought

we have those gusty winds to thank for that and' airport, gusting to 30 miles an hour. ord gusting to 21 miles an hour. and not so bad that the wind will continue to pick up in the east bay hills all along the coast. then we've got an arctic cold front and late season cold front on the way to bring showers tonight. chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow. it's going to move out of here rather quickly but leaving the cold air behind. a couple of cool days and then get the rain gear. here is the system that brought the cooldown, next one bringing the moisture and cold air. temperatures will be definitely a little cool but not as cool as what we're going to experience tomorrow. this is a fast mover. it's going to come in overnight but because of the cold unstable air and sunshine behind it, showers will stick around the morning overnight tonight. here we are 4:00 in the morning, showers all the way down through the east bay, the south bay and then look what happens throughout the rest of the morning, cold air slides in until 8:00. you've got cold temperatures and a little snow mi

afternoon once the sun comes up when we start to get the faster winds that will blow in. 20-30 miles an hour and even faster over bodies of water. accu-weather seven-day forecast, drop our temperatures four to six degrees tomorrow. and we'll warm back to today's levels and even warmer this weekend. >>> the federal reserve chairman is holding his first ever news conference, ben bernanke. it's the first time that any chairman in its history and economic growth and where we are headed in the months ahead. some of his comments include the facts that federal reserve officials are more upbeat about prospects of employment but they see higher inflation than the start of the year. also the federal reserve will end the $600 billion bond buying program because the job creation has gotten stronger. bond purchases were intended to lower loan rates. investors are looking for clues about when to reverse course and boost interest rates. >> and nicolas cage after an arrest in new orleans, they are investigating actor for child abuse on top of domestic abuse he already faces. it stems from an incident ten days a

hour. these are live pictures right now of sfo, the tarmac. quite a few people are waiting, taking pictures and pointing to where air force one will land. it won't happen for about an hour. as usual, the president has a busy agenda while he is here in the bay area. ktvu's claudia wong joins us from one of the stops and there's activity there. >> reporter: it's getting busier at the auditorium, tori. one of the president's four bay area stops. the streets have been cleared and we have seen crews out here. they have been putting up signs and getting barricades ready for everyone to walk in when folks arrive here. the president is in the air. we watched him leave andrews air force base this morning. he will go to facebook in palo alto and a crew watching protestors -- on the a halfful now -- we expect protestor at every stop, focused on everything from budgets to nuclear policy to libya. >> the corporations are basically buying him. he is not an independent individual. >> reporter: we have a crew inside facebook because that's where this online town hall meet willing take place in less than two hours. it's the first time a president has visited facebook and the first

we have those gusty winds to thank for that and' airport, gusting to 30 miles an hour. concord gusting to 21 miles an hour. and not so bad that the wind will continue to pick up in the east bay hills all along the coast. then we've got an arctic cold front and late season cold front on the way to bring showers tonight. chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow. it's going to move out of here rather quickly but leaving the cold air behind. a couple of cool days and then get the rain gear. here is the system that brought the cooldown, next one bringing the moisture and cold air. temperatures will be definitely a little cool but not as cool as what we're going to experience tomorrow. this is a fast mover. it's going to come in overnight but because of the cold unstable air and sunshine behind it, showers will stick around the morning overnight tonight. here we are 4:00 in the morning, showers all the way down through the east bay, the south bay and then look what happens throughout the rest of the morning, cold air slides in until 8:00. you've got cold temperatures and a little sno

to see mike come in very close to death-- my estimate would have been half an hour and mike would not have been able to move. and here were these other people exposed to phenomenal winds, at least 80 miles an hour, 20, 30 below zero all night. we thought it was kinder to leave them rather than cause them pain, even in a semiconscious state by dragging them over to where we were. they were basically dead. >> when i initially began to come around, i thought i was in my own bed. it was pleasant, it was warm, i was not the least bit uncomfortable. there was nothing to hurt, because all the parts that were exposed were dead, and dead flesh doesn't hurt. and it wasn't until i got far enough along that i opened my eyes and could see the ice in front of my face, and then i managed to look over, and i saw the claw that was my frozen hand, that i really... at that point, i knew exactly that i was somewhere on that col, somewhere on that mountain. i was on my own. i was as good as dead. then when i saw my wife and children just directly in front of me-- that... that's what drove me, and that got

. >>> the first pitch is now just an hour and 15 minutes away and the crowds are gathering at at&t park way to watch the giants take on the dodgers for the first time since bay area fan was attacked and critically injured at dodger stadium. kristin kva on the is live in san francisco with more on the security managers being implemented. christian? >> in the last hour we have moved around over to the 2nd street entrance. you can see fans streaming into the ball park. giant and dodger fans both told me they are hoping for a peaceful night tonight but in the last half hour we shot some video of san francisco police briefly detaining someone, they say they were detaining him because he was harassing fans. that proves security is high inside and outside the stadium. outside the ball park dodger and giants fans partied together hoping to diffuse the tensions that led to violence in los angeles. >> i expect walking to giant stadium wearing dodger blue i'm going to get picked on, but to get beat up in a parking lot. >> not is going to happen, if it does it won't be giants fans, it will be some

an hour in places like san rosa, san rafael, san francisco. as we head into about 4:00 p.m. those wins actually top 30 mi. an hour in san francisco and along the coast up to about 40 mi. an hour. look at how strong it is for the delta, all sorts of 20 mi. an hour winds up through livermore. redwood city winds pick up 30 mi. an hour. by the evening 7:00 p.m. still keeping costs out thergusts to out there. >> george: could have a hot spot on 580 in the westbound direction. there was an accident just reported. we will do a bridge check san mateo bridge a clear ride, a free westbound truck heading over towards foster city, golden gate bridge is clear free ride in from marin county 1 01 south found. >> reporter: following san francisco lead another major u.s. city wants to ban toy giveaway in fast food restaurant meals. new york city will discuss the ban today, there spot is it would reduce the lure of fast food restaurants for children and encourage the industry to provide healthier options. the lawns in francisco will be enforced december 1st. we will be right back. okay, there we are... um, these days we're all trying to save money, th

on an hour and a half later. residents describe what they felt. >> i was sitting right here eating my lunch. it felt like a couple of sakes side -- shakes sideways and we said, oh, it's an earthquake. and then we got back to work. >> reporter: doesn't sound like you were worried? >> 10, 15 seconds. >> i was watching television and i started to get up when the boom hit. it tookedsh -- it -- it knocked me over. i went to check on my son. he was in the garage he said what was a? i said it was an earthquake. >> reporter: the workers at the cafe said they lost hundred of dollars because of this quake -- hundreds of dollars because of the quake. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> as a precaution, b.a.r.t. manager shut the system down for a short time. they wanted to make sure there's no damage and everything is working properly. b.a.r.t. says the system resumes service with systemwide dedays of ten minutes -- delays of ten minutes. >>> bill martin has details on the earthquake. >> they said it was a 3.8, then a 3.4. now it's -- n

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partly cloudy skies and winds pick up 15 to 25 miles an hour. >>> here is a look at the numbers. we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees warmer than today's highs. santa rosa 60 and half-moon bay 58. >>> here is a look ahead your five-day forecast a few extra high clouds for the second half of the weekend. a quiet weather pattern for most of next week for tuesday and into wednesday. >> thank you. not everything iss at the conservatory of flowers. the new exhibit is called wicked and features a garden full of killer plans. deadly night shade and three dozen more grim specimens are there and on display through october 30th. that's our report for tonight. bay ner news at 7:00 returns on monday and our coverage continues online at www.ktvu.com and with tonight's 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2.

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i sat down with commissioner romero at it -- for an hour-and- a-half a meeting with you, and i left after one hour, and it was obvious that this was regarded personnel, that you were not very well informed. commissioner romero was very well informed. i am not. i do not understand if at all. basically, what i'm saying here is the department has been taken hostage for a couple of years. we got a new president. i just hope that he is treated with a little bit more respect than i was, director. i hope you can do that. the director does not have too much respect for the commission. i can guarantee you that. most directors do not want seven bosses, as they call us. we are not bosses. we're just overseers. but our role in the will of the president for the next year is to find out what the needs of the department are and help you with the needs of the department. i just hope that you can work with commissioner romero -- or president. commissioner walker: i just want to again thank president murphy for serving. it is a challenge to serve as commission president. i think that this department, as ev

usually the coffee guys do not get to come up and speak, so i only have about an hour and a half worth of remarks plan, so get your nice and cold city can get in and enjoy some of our coffee. this is our eighth cafe with ing. we have a great partnership with them. we go along but, but that is not the reason they select us and that is not the reason we select them. they selected us in san francisco given our long history here. we rode our beans fresh every single day. we had a little argument, though, about our program. they asked us not to include the word fet in coffee, so we finally got over the -- they asked us not to include the word at the -- teh word fee in coffee. they got over that period went up to have a lot of repeat customers and -- enjoying a great coffee and a great experience. thank you. >> thank you, peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon. supervi

afternoon once the sun comes up when we start to get the faster winds that will blow in. 20-30 miles an hour and even faster over bodies of water. accu-weather seven-day forecast, drop our temperatures four to six degrees tomorrow. and we'll warm back to today's levels and even warmer this weekend. >>> the federal reserve chairman is holding his first ever news conference, ben bernanke. it's the first time that any chairman in its history and economic growth and where we are headed in the months ahead. some of his comments include the facts that federal reserve officials are more upbeat about prospects of employment but they see higher inflation than the start of the year. also the federal reserve will end the $600 billion bond buying program because the job creation has gotten stronger. bond purchases were intended to lower loan rates. investors are looking for clues about when to reverse course and boost interest rates. >> and nicolas cage after an arrest in new orleans, they are investigating actor for child abuse on top of domestic abuse he already faces. it stems from an incident ten days a

it's very windy gusts to 32 miles an hour and that's going to get even stronger. so winter weather advisories are out there. and we may get a dusting of snow here. pretty good for april. there goes our system. not a lot to it. it's been about a couple one- hundredths. .04 the most i've seen but little line going through skyline and right highway 17, santa cruz mountains towards morgan hill and gill roy and from san raphael over san pablo bay. 43 santa rosa. 43 san raphael. cooler there. actually gone down in the last hour. 40s for everybody here or upper 40s. only one that's holding onto an upper 40 now oakland and hayward. our system will continue to slice through. as it does it's picking up the wind and ushering in a cooler air mass. not only that this time of year with the days longer and you get this type of a system possibility of thundershowers. watch how this just carves itself out. see the low's still up here. low's right here. little spin in the atmosphere. it looks like it's going right down the northern sacramento valley right over us right off santa bar

an hour and continues to tell you you should use this on as your passenger or happen to be looking for parking what you're driving the bus. it went to dismiss the warning you consume in on where you want to park. up lot will show up read a parking is taken or various shades of blue of spots are available. but sale want to have a dinner on chestnut street, to the bad on a friday night. so at a stoplight and get the act and appears most of chestnut street is a disaster but i see one little spot just west of here street or all the parking spaces are available. with the light turning green and off i go. as we arrive at the block that supposed to have ample parking, there's actually nine. no spots on the next block either. so we pull over the bus stop to figure things out. after circling the neighborhood of four times, we didn't find any and finally gave up. it a spokesman said the absence of for a couple of days of there's still working out the kinks. he generally said it's supposed to be 90 percent accurate but he points out the data that comes your phone is already about a minute out of

>> as craig mentioned first pitch in the 2011 home season for the world champion giants is just an hour and a half away and fans are flooding to the ballpark. trains were parked with orange and black in san jose this morning, all going to at&t park in san francisco which is where we find tara moriarty with a look at all that excitement. the stadium is a because with excitement. already a sea of black and orange, these fans are ready. [ cheers ] >> reporter: at 10:35 the gates open. giants fans eager to see the world champs take home field for the first time. >> i was excited. i couldn't sleep. >> reporter: eva de la rosa was the first fan in line. >> so you are a die-hard fan. >> yes, i am. you know i am. >> how long have you been following the giants. >> ever since i was eight years old. >> inside the stadium groundskeepers prep the field. we caught them prepping. >> the first part of the season your adrenalin is high. to come back after that first week you think you are settled in but that is another adrenalin packed day. >> you want to keep a little back. >> she says she can't wait for t

the average pay will be $8.30 an hour and managers can make $60,000 a year. >>> that is our report for tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues on ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv 36.

. >> waiting time when i tried to get on the phone was an hour and 20 minutes. >> reporter: and a long day trying to catch a new flight to l.a >> i didn't know pause i was busy that southwest had had an incident. >> reporter: that involved a southwest flight from phoenix to sacramento when a three-foot section of the roof ripped away at 36,000 feet. the plane made an emergency landing in yuma. >> our mission is to determine not only what happened but figure out why it happened so that we can prevent things like that from happening in the future. >> reporter: no passengers were injured but one was able to capture this image looking out of the plane from the inside. southwest grounded 79, 737s resulting in 300 canceled flights nationwide including 10 at oakland international airport. and sfo experienced more than a dozen canceled flights. >> they offered to reschedule the trip for tomorrow and it is not going to work out for us. >> reporter: this woman spent three hours at sfo only to head back home. but southwest did refund her nonrefundable ticket. >> i'm glad i was not on that plane.

people go in to see a doctor and you think you will be an there have an hour and you are not. you are there a couple of minutes. you see the doctor and he or she will cult the commuter while had been consult the doctor while you are in there, write a prescription, give you some medication and that is it. >> absolutely. you have to stop everything and give them the time. a lot of doctors go into cons gentlemen of the jury practice so they can practice the type of medicine they want to practice rather than railroad the production line they don't want to be doing. >> when you say concierge, i assume there is a big price tag to that? >> you are limiting the practice, but the downside, you are not taking all patient, but those that can afford you. i think we find it is important to take care of everyone, especially those that can't afford us. i think there is a special privilege in medicine. >> you say modern training takes lovely people and converts them into bottom line, somewhat cynical, diseased, oriented people. >> most of us, i think the good news is, come back to a version o

they will be extending hours in the next couple of weeks . they may pay for and 18 an hour. and we'll be right back. coming up. a check on yourr side . appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] and the customer says, on the carpet." what? gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a dog. a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer >> breaking news out of yap jap. nuclear threat level is to 7. highest to the chernobyl crisis. no explanation as to why they did this now. >> and also coming up at 6:00, a gun battle in sacramento. showdown over lawmakers giving okay to pack heat in the capitol x. oakland raiders of a different kind . the effort to lure businesses away from other bay area cities. collision course of the quality of care . fight to curve government spending. >> we'll go back to 7 on your office. >> if you like hard worky you should be here. tax professionals. 954-7621. we have people on line at abc7news.com. when the show ends we'll go all the way through abc world news and 6:00 to 8:00 . so hang ar

wind was gusting 25 miles an hour and carried to the wall. 3-0 dodgers and you think, oh no.wer with two in the bottom of the half. belt scores from second and game tied at three. 3 for 4 in the game and r.b.i single in the fifth and scores rowan. 4-3 san francisco. 6th inning and lincecum, and this is just natural uh bill tee -- ability here. talent and speed and cat-like quickness to run down the ball and throw out ethier. lincecum was pulled after 5 and a third. mark times off affeld. high, deep and aloha. rowan leads off the bottom of the seventh with a triple and then a gift. courtesey of the wild pitch and rowan scores. brian wilson in to record his first save of the year. strikes out carol and wilson looking like he is back. and this is a very goodwin for the giants after the way they have been going lately. 5-4 the final. the a's beat the white sox after 10. same game length and different outcome. a three-run homerun off the new $30 million man. 4 and two/3 and a's inch their way back in. matsui with a base hit that scores cocoa crisp. and then a man on for kouzmanoff

meteorologist, to give us the full forecast as we finish up the weekend and -- up week and head into the weekend. >>> an hourgo, president obama outlined his plan to reduce the budget by $12 trillion in the next 12 years. in a speech at george washington university, mr. obama proposed cuts in spending, a reduction in medicare and menddy cal spending and tax cut force the wealthy. he also called for bringing back a spending cap that would kick in if deficits do not decline by 201. >> we can solve this problem. we came together as democrats and republicans to meet the challenge before. we can do it again. >> even before the president spoke, republicans spoke out against any proposal that includes tax increases. >> we can't tax the very people that we expect to reinvest in our economy and to create jobs. washington has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. >> liberal democrats are likely to attack any proposal that would be suspending social programs. >>> college students across the bay area and across the country, in fact, are not in class today. instead, they are taking part in protests against budget cu

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extra careful after two campus attacks police say a woman was robbed and sexually assaulted near grove early friday morning. about an hour earlier, a man grabbed another student near the valley life sciences building. police are not saying if those two assaults are connected. >>> a free health clinic is in its third clinic to provide dental, vision and other medical services to those in need. some people camped out at the oakland coliseum and were lined up early. numbers were passed out to those lined up at 3:30 a.m. and volunteer providers began to see patients at 5:30. one woman drove from stockton last night to make sure she got a number. >> at 8:00 last night, i was here. >> my job, i get dental coverage but i don't get any health or vision. i need glasses. there's no ifs ands or buts about it. >> they expect to treat 1,000 people a day. >>> and iowa town is trying to pick up the pieces after a tornado tore through. >> an estimate of 60% of the town destroyed, i think is an accurate estimate. it can't be overstated how bad this damage is. >> the tornado hit mapleton saturday night and tossed cars, uprooted trees and

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. >> i'm paying this woman more than a hundred bucks an hour and she's laughing at me. this should tick me off but it seems to put me at ease. let me make sure i'm following this one. you lost a guy you were tracking in your rear view mirror. you are convinced you did the guy in. well, yeah, i guess. it sounds stupid when she throws it back and i get what she's doing. trying to make me recognize the obsurdity of what i'm telling her. you don't you killd that guy? >> i could have. >> right and his body bounced 3 blocks where it landed on a hypodermic needle. >> when i was your age, only the rich girls had parties. i dreamed this this day since the daughter told me you would be a little girl. she pinched my cheeks. everything will be fine, you see. i saw something tighten in my chest the way i saw her gazing out at the party. highway could i say, no? okay mom, i knew i would regret this. >> of course not i understand democracy is people power the people chose whom they want. our education system has been gutted the president says our childrens has not been doing. people g

and discussion is coming our way in about an hour and twenty minutes here and it's here now in the battle against terrorism in the north caucuses it's not just russian special forces on the front line within the muslim community though an ideological battle is raging between moderates and the extremist groups trying to young people. it's. a busy day at university in russia's north caucasus these students are learning about arab culture and language they're trying to broaden their horizons so was sort of builds but until radical islamists took hold on him. i saw the way his stare changed he became alienated from everyone and brainwashing teaches them to be ready for the next world so they stopped paying attention to this one but the end of university he had started to take food to militant friends and hiding in seville warned him to stop it he left forever as locals say he had gone into the forest. by already felt something inevitable and sad was coming but i didn't know what to do i didn't have a chance to stop him when he left home from what she knows it was a month later the police surr

what a difference an hour and a half makes. ed up and quiet but there were big names to help the president reach that billion dollar mark. stevie wonder preformed. some big name democrats were here but it all got started with a star athlete. former san francisco 49er and hall of famer jerry rice kicked off the rally. the fundraising season has started. >> we are laying for something even more important than a super bowl ring and trust me i don't say that about many things. i'm wearing any super bowl ring. >> reporter: 2500 supporters packed the room with tickets ranging from 25 to $10,000. >> that's what this campaign has to be about. about your hopes, dreams, that's what we are fighting for. >> reporter: the president is going big. he is reportedly trying to raise one billion dollars to go around. in 2008 he brought in close to $750 million. >> you don't think he will have any problem raising a billion dollars. >> no. >> reporter: we off to a good start in pacific heights 200 supporters paid $35,000 each for dinner with the pre

they waited an hour and dragged them to the wild. >>> tea party protesters rallied against high taxes and government spending. now, they are revving up their message here in the bay area. two california tea party factions will hold a protest in pleasanton for, quote, common sense solutions. >>> thanks for watching. have a great weekend.

we met four or five times for an hour and a half or two hours each and it is up to 30 members of the c.i.t. working group. we have four doctors we are privileged to have. the major mental health service providers in the city, it is an amazing group. they are working hard and broken up to develop training to post and develop the c.i.t. job announcement so that folks in the department can apply for the c.i.t. program and then they are also talking about data collection and how to analyze data so we can see how it impacts our community and department. then moving on from september to december will be the rest of the training. and our goal, just a working draft, this is ideal what will happen, our goal is to launch c.i.t. in all districts by the end of this year, in december. that would mean this c.i.t. working group would give eight trainings total. those eight trainings would result in a fourth of our patrol division being trained on c.i.t. with that i will hand it over to captain goldberg and thank you for your hard work and sense of adventure in taking this on because i know it is new