he is lost angeles native. he is an assistant with four nfl teams. his offensive mind was what really impressed the sports scene. here's some from him. >> what i am most excited about is the environment and the process. we record decree did by mature for our players. we are chasing great as. my job is to do everything i can't take them where they want to go. >> when i came and i was given the authority and met some opposition he took them and ran with it. >> all right, he did not appointed tom davis. this came out today. they have it down. randy nelson, the ex- wife of tom cable. the allegations of cable. pretty much, remain friends on the hole before days. a loss of focus as far as winning the games. all of this note to it for al davis to say, you know what? and that is enough. >> it got to a point where allen entireties were spending all of their time on these allegations oagain says. our attorneys, pass them to resolve all cases against as. the raiders. until you do that, when it went to take money ended your check because we do not know what the

angeles area. >>> a bay native that was a physical icon. >> >> jack la lanne died at his home. he was 96 years old. >> the exercise guru was well known around the area. and oakland. and the television -- television. and this is occurred with an officer at the oakland school officer. they shot 20 year old brown, and he shoat a school -- shot a school officer -- joaquin park. brown was in a stolen car. >> >> police say that she sped away, crashed in to a hoim, and then backed her car in to an officer, and that is when the police officer shot her several times. and we spoke with the girl's mother, and they questioned the officer's use of force. >> there was no reason for the police to shoot her so many times. >> teenager has lost a lot of blood, and is expected to sur save. >> if you were in the san jose area, you may have felt an earthquake. this is north of morgan hill, and this is the second time that the shakes were felt this month. >> san jose city officials, police and community members will be holding a emergency meeting tonight, it is in response to a recent response of ga

angeles area. >>> he was a bay area native who became a legend and an american physical fitness icon. >> get your knees up higher, one, two, three, four. >> who doesn't recognize that guy? he died of pneumonia yesterday at his home. he was 96 years old. he was a television pier in and a fixture during the golden age -- television pioneer and a picture in tell -- and a fixture in television. >> it was and you me and you know, your wife, husband, your kids. >> he graduated from berkeley high school and attended uc berkeley. he opened his first gym in oakland in 1936. and it was america's first modern day fitness club. and he then went on to host the longest running fitness show in television show. he died at the age of 96. >> he will be missed. >>> and just a couple hours from right now, a stretch of san francisco's great highway will be shut down for clean-up work. city crews will close the highway between lincoln way and slow boulevard. we have the details. how long is that going to be closed? >> reporter: well, between 9:00 and 3:00 p.m. today. and you can see there's some traffic moving on the

. >>> the san francisco medical examiner says -- he was a native of mississippi and played the role of andrew the angelf death on touched by an angel from 1995 to 2003. >>> i've been slammed. you know i'm working on 50 or 60 jobs right now. >>> exterminatorred swamped and this year >>> in the popular imagination it's a problem that defines new york city in the most unpleasant way. but rats can be found in the bay area as well. experts say there's an explosion of rats here because of the unusual weather the past few months. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler has the story. >> reporter: experts today said rats are in every bay area neighborhood. >> it's not like hoards of rats i haven't seen that. but i have occasionally seen giant rats. >> reporter: and they are difficult to eliminate. >> if you eradicate them at your place, they just go next door. and your next door neighbor probably did same thing. >> i'm working or 50 or 60 jobs right now where we're trying to get rid of the rodents. >> reporter: weeds around this house's foundation hide rat runs. >> they're able to get in here very, very e

. >>> the san francisco medical examiner says -- he was a native of mississippi and played the role of andrew the angel of death on touched by an angel from 1995 to 2003. >>> i've been slammed. you know i'm working on 50 or 60 jobs right now. >>> exterminatorred swamped and this year is worse than normal. an apparent explosion in rats. >>> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is working on our bay area weekend forecast. >>> in the popular imagination it's a problem that defines new york city in the most unpleasant way. but rats can be found in the bay area as well. experts say there's an explosion of rats here because of the unusual weather the past few months. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler has the story. >> reporter: experts today said rats are in every bay area neighborhood. >> it's not like hoards of rats i haven't seen that. but i have occasionally seen giant rats. >> reporter: and they are difficult to eliminate. >> if you eradicate them at your place, they just go next door. and your next door neighbor probably did same thing. >> i'm working or 50 or 60 jobs right now where we'r

angeles area. >>> time now 5:05. he was a bay area native who became a legend and an american physical fitness icon. >> get your niece up higher. one, two, three, four. >> he was incredible. he has died of pneumonia, died yesterday at his home. he was 96 years old. he s a tv pioneer and a fixture during the golden age of television. in fact, his ground breaking exercise program aired right here on ktvu channel 2. it changed the way america worked out. >> he really brought fitness to everybody. it wasn't you know just the guys lifting weights, it was you and me and wife, your husband, your kids. >> he graduated from berkeley high school. he attended uc berkeley and hoped his first gym in oakland in 1936. he was america's first modern day fitness club. he then went on to host the longest running fitness show in television history. he has died at the age of 96. >> and i think those pictures we showed is when he was i believe 60, he swam towing a boat, he was handcuffed. >> yeah. >> he was the real deal that's right. going-- -- the reel deal. th

the 35-year-old native pitching in the dark there last year on the split time between the angels ands that he made 48 appearances with the 2.81 earned run average. >>> a little overtime for the progolfers today in the first pga event of the year for the whole field. and 65 by mark wilson, giving him a one-stroke lead, heading into the second team. and now, he was just up by four and then she got hot. on the par 3 seven poll. they come this close to a hole in one, going 66, 64 on the day. they are still up by one in that part to stay on front. wilson can put at 18. and still win for the third time on the tour and makes birdie. >>> the first tennis major is underway in australia. it was them in the near court against argentina. she has won her match today. for the man, roger federer is ranked second trying to derail the strain. in the car court against the man in slovak yeah. a winner for them and took the three lopsided matchup. also first-round winners. the warriors are entering a stretch in their schedule that may very well determine the success of this season. it's one of 11 home g

were able to prove that you could not get a fair jury for native people in sioux falls, south dakota. and then when i went back to los angeles some of the lawyer guilds, lawyers, leonard wineglass in particular who had done the chicago conspiracy trial and the pentagon papers trial and others and i started working with him and doing jury selection in some of those political cases. we did a lot of iranian student cases during the antishah protests. i worked with him on a bunch of political cases. and i remember to him he said one day, why don't you get a license so we can get you court appointment and get you paid directly and i thought licensed as a what? as a private investigator and i said you can do that. he said of course you can. just go get your license and i said, okay. and i tried and sure enough it turned out -- it was a sort of silly set of requirements and i started working. and for a while i did work for three years as a public defender investigator which was more of a full-time thing where i did criminal defense in the bay area. but the rest of the time, that is what i did, process serving and jury investigation

in how they view america's past, and america has always been diverse clearly in the native americas, and in los angeles, one of the whitest cities ever enumerated in the census and was started by a very diverse population, the first settlers in 1781 were african-american and european and north american origin. there is that response. interestingly enough, the narrative in the past selection especially looking at the results was the tremendous republican victories that occurred in the house, and a lot of that contributed to the tea party. the second narrative is how that incredible wave stopped really in the western states. nevada, colorado, the state of washington all elected or reelected democratic senators where they suspected a republican might win, and the whole california story where not a single tea party candidate won in california, and as a matter of fact, democrats overwhelmingly won. you mentioned newt gingrich and the contract for america in 1994, very similar wave. in 1994 you have to recall that the republicans in california captured four of the seven statewide offices including the gubern

native america. even if you take a look here in los angeles which wiped -- at one time was one of the widest cities ever, enumerated by a diverse population. the original settlers of 1781 were of african, european, obviously north american origin and all those types of pictures but there is that response. interestingly enough the narrative is especially after we look at the results of the tremendous republican victories that have occurred in the house and a lot of that attributed to the tea parties. the second narrative was how bad incredible wave stopped really in the western states, nevada, colorado, the state of washington, all elected or reelected democratic senators where many expected a republican might win. and then of course, the whole california stories where not a single tea party candidate for a partisan office one in california and as a matter of fact, democrats overwhelmingly one. as contrasty mention newt gingrich and the contract for america in 1994. a very similar way. in 1994 you have to recall that the republicans in california captured four of the seven statewide offices including the

native america. even if you take a look here in los angeles which wiped -- at one time was one of the widest cities ever, enumerated by a diverse population. the original settlers of 1781 were of african, european, obviously north american origin and all those types of pictures but there is that response. interestingly enough the narrative is especially after we look at the results of the tremendous republican victories that have occurred in the house and a lot of that attributed to the tea parties. the second narrative was how bad incredible wave stopped really in the western states, nevada, colorado, the state of washington, all elected or reelected democratic senators where many expected a republican might win. and then of course, the whole california stories where not a single tea party candidate for a partisan office one in california and as a matter of fact, democrats overwhelmingly one. as contrasty mention newt gingrich and the contract for america in 1994. a very similar way. in 1994 you have to recall that the republicans in california captured four of the seven statewide offices including the

native americans. but even if you take a look here in los angeles which at one time was one of the widest cities ever, enumerated in the census figures also started by very diverse ovulation. the original census of 1781 were of african, european, i'm obviously north american origin and all those types of measures. but there is that response but interestingly enough, the narrative in the past election, especially as we take a look of the result of the tremendous republican victories that occurred in house, a lot of that attributed to the tea party. the second narrative was how that incredible wave stopped really in the western states. nevada, colorado, the state of washington, all elected or reelected democratic senators with many expected that a republican might win. and then, of course, the whole california story, we are not a single tea party candidate for a partisan office one in california. and as a matter of fact, democrats overwhelmingly won. and as contrast you mention newt gingrich and the contract for america in 1994, very similar ways. in 1994 you have to recall that the republicans in calif