anthony mason is our senior business correspondent. anthony, i know s.e.c. filed civil charges against goldman three months ago and today a settlement. >> reporter: a settlement to settle the fraud charges. goldman sachs one of the most storied and profitable wall street banks agreed to pay largest fine the s.e.c. has ever assessed against a financial firm. >> this record-setting penalty reflects the egregiousness of goldman's misconduct and should serve as a powerful deterrent. >> reporter: the s.e.c. accused goldman of setting up a group of investment to sell clients in 2007, knowing that another of its major clients was betting heavily these same investments would fail. now, the settlement... in the settlement goldman neither admits nor denies it committed fraud but acknowledged it failed to disclose vital information to its clients. the fine includes $250 million to compensate harmed investors. goldman will write another $300 million check to the united states treasury. katie? >> couric: and $550 million is a big chunk of change for goldman sachs, anthon

anthony's has been affected by the oil spill. and the archbishop says the situation has been especially difficult coming on the heels of katrina. >> what has happened through this is that all of the wounds and the fears and the discouragement, and the intensity of katrina has reopened. i can see it on people's faces, i can hear it when they talk, there's definitely post-traumatic stress, which has not yet been fully dealt with. and then this tragedy on top of that just reopens all of that stress. >> reporter: still, he says he's been encouraged by the strength of faith that he's seen. >> they are an amazing people. they are resilient. they get discouraged, but they don't give up. they become puzzled and questioning of god as we all would in circumstances like this, but they are people of faith. >> reporter: st anthony's parishioner tilden perez, jr. says he still trusts god, even though he and his entire family have been devastated financially. perez says his life, past, present and future, is tied to the bayou. >> i'm born and r

anthony brown, who is a composer, is going to get a horn player to play something that is good but it's also someone who hasn't played in a while so it's a bit rusty. that's kind of tricky, but it had to be that because it couldn't be anything too complicated. he couldn't come up with this extraordinary riff set that made everyone kind of stand up and cheer. it had to be this sort of ragedy and yet truthful and sum up everything that's happened in the course of the play. but that's anthony brown's problem, not mine. >> so, anyway, i guess we should open this out to everyone out here. i'm sure you've got some questions that you'd like to ask phillip, so i'll be happy to take questions from the floor. over there in the red. >> can you explain again why the no no boys were rejected by the japanese community? i can understand if they said that they did not want to -- if they answered no no that the caucasian community would reject them, but i'm not sure where the japanese community rejected them. i felt like they were making a stand for the community. >> i think what's happened in the last

in houston tonight, michael anthony green is getting his first taste of freedom in 27 years. green, now 45, walked out of prison today after spending more than half his life behind bars for a rape he didn't commit. all his appeals over the years had failed. that's until prosecutors tested the victim's genes for dna and identified the real suspect. now, green's long nightmare is over. >> how did you live day by day? >> that's how i lived, day by day, trying not to think about my situation, really trying not to think about it, doing what i did-- get up and try to find me a way out. >> couric: in a separate case, another houston man, alan wayne porter, was released last week after 19 years in prison when new evidence showed he, too, was innocent of rape. still ahead here on the cbs evening news-- dr. doolittles in training. and next, military-wise, on the home front-- hoping for the best but fearing the worst. it's pain relief without the pills. no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills around the clock? try thermacare heatwraps, for all day relief with

i live around the corner from angela and anthony. to cut to the quick, i feel we are seeing an egregious abuse of this process. the real issue is the loss of the view. i was at the commission meeting where commissioner miguel, who lives on the block, stated that he introduced the tenants, who all agreed there loss of the view was the greatest concern. the concern was not one of light and air. that is a species point. skylights could be easily placed. i have one in my home which is operable. i have venetian blinds in it. it is electrically powered. i know you can get them in many shapes to come form to whatever their needs are. the concerns for cost are also specious. they are allowed by the rent board to passed this cost on to their tenants. it costs the landlords no money at all. president peterson: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, board members. it is getting late. i live across the street at 705. i am an architect. i am familiar with the residential design guidelines. i have reviewed the plan with angela. i feel they have

chief anthony batts says he will meet next month with the u.s. attorney general's office and the fbi. after 80 officers were laid off lasting with, he's had to put investigators in patrol cars. so he's asking for the federal government's help to assist

>> couric: anthony mason. anthony, thanks so much. here's a comment from one of our viewers about the unemployment benefits that will be voted on tomorrow. bill plante is our senior white house correspondent. bill, is that doable? >> reporter: no can do, katie. they'd have to change the law. there's plenty of tarp money, $194 billion has been paid back and the government has earned $23 billion in interest. but they have to use that money to pay down the deficit. so they'd have to change the law to pay unemployment benefits with it. >> couric: all right. bill plante at the white house. bill, thanks so much. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," he's an ob-gyn who hit the big 1-0-0 and he's still practicing. tonight's "assignment america." but up next, an off beat campaign in an off-year election. [ male announcer ] if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack that's caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save l

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about growing unemployment rates as lawmakers keep playing politics with the issue i asked reasons anthony rand as oh why he doesn't think the unemployment benefits are going to help solve this problem next we're calling out the white house with shirley sherrod's resignation that makes at least three instances where employees have lost their jobs because they made headlines on fox news am i the only one who finds the fact that fox news fires people at the white house disturbing i'm asked radio host tom hartman for his opinion and then we have to ask is there an evangelical hold over u.s. politics the message of american exceptionalism is extremely influential so we'll look into its influence on everything from domestic politics to foreign policy and next we'll find out what the hold up is over using alternative sources of energy we all know the options are out there yet we still rely on oil for everything here in the u.s. so is this just a sign that we're too lazy or too weak to change our lifestyles and will look into what country would love to see us fail and new research shows that the

. >> but this week profit speculators like anthony ward -- sweet breath as speculators like anthony ward hope it will not be as difficult as they hope. >> if you do find what is called cornering a marquette, just being the sole buyer yourself, eventually the market blows up and you end up losing a lot of money. >> that is something the cocoa price would seem to bear out. look how it has risen of the last year. now look at this week's figures. the price fell back sharply, losing 7% of its value. it looks like the profit of his big gamble may yet melt away. >> just went -- justin rowland reporting. that is it from us this week. goodbye. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight a

he is 31 year-old frank anthony sousa he is serving time for killing a homeless man and so does say. kron 4 has more on the murder in the san quentin or yard. >> to happen here at sam " courtyard on monday morning. prison officials say he was stabbed multiple times and this was his main suspect 31 year-old frank anthony sousa. he has an extensive criminal record and serving a life sentence for first-degree murder you can see the gang tattoo on his forehead that says white power. the city was stabbed in the neck, back in torso with the prison a weapon which one like this when you see here it's of bone crusher in prison slang. schaefer will only been in san queen for two weeks one of those weeks in general population had not reported problems with other inmates. officials looking into the murder and if it had anything to do with schaefer is killing of nine year-old melody or the disrespect he showed his victim in this moment when he made an obscene gesture at his first court appearance. they're also looking at what they're not so sad any accomplices in the crime. >> a live look from ou

in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> a young man from napa was among four soldiers killed inion this week in afghanistan. 21-year-old specialist chase stanley died wednesday when the truck he was in ran over an ied. he was assigned to the 27th combat airborne engineer battalion which is based out of fort bragg, north carolina. >>> dozens of firefighters could receive layoff in thees as early as monday. the firefighters belonged to one of three unions yet to reach an agreement with the city. the police officers' union approved a contract earlier this week to avoid lay of yos, but they did not agree to all of the city's demands. san jose is struggling to balance a record $118 million deficit. >>> meantime, a judge today ordered ac transit and its largest union to go into arbitration to settle a contract dispute. the bus drivers and the mechanics' iewn union called for arbitration when the ac transit board imposed a new contract after talks broke down. the agency is facing a $56 million deficit. a new contract would have saved $16 million. >>> and state employees apparently will

in richmond, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> a doctor who vised kenya six years ago and never imaginedt wod mark the beginning of a life long program that would transform live carolyn johnson has the doctor's markable journey. >> when we got there, there was nobody else there. it was a forgotten little corner that had never seen international aid. >> reporr: but the people of ral western kenya knew what they needed and dr. wagner would be just the person to help them eablish quality health care. >> i don't know another program like this in the world founded by one or two individuals for wh it was a part-time interest. >> dr. pearl is ceo of the group. >> they dn't have a staff, they didn't have a fundraising machine or a corporation behind them. they just went out and did it 'cause it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: a friend of dr. wagr's daughter, a young kenyan, invited her to come help in the rural community where he grew up. she brought a team of seven other kaiser doctors for the first trip. >> we gothere and we found incredibly ck people who were incredibly knowledgeable

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anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> listen to this story.m mexico can finally say she's proud to be an american. and it was worth the wait. she's 106 years old and took the oath of citizenship in chicago on monday. she's been living here for 40 years and she said she wanted to be a citizen like her three children, 14 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and eight great great grandchildren. she's also looking forward to voting in her first u.s. election. >>> well, this morning on the early show, protecting yourself from bed bugs. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." e we've got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. every morning, over 50 spotter planes and helicopters take off and search for the oil. we use satellite images, infrared and thermal photography to map and target the oil. then, the boats go to work. almost 6,000 vessels. thes

city, thanks for joining us, anthony. and dan, also a contractor and both of these gentlemen do a lot of small, medium and some, i guess you do some large size jobs as well. but also have maintenance and home prevention, damage prevention and maintenance issues built into the work they do. in fact, i know dan brought along a list of maintenance check lists that they actually use in their business to help people. so what do you use that mapet nance check list for? -- maintenance check list for? >> for every project we finish, we sign a service agreement or offer a service maintenance agreement and then when we go back to the house a year later we go through this check list and we go through the whole thing to make sure everything's being maintained, that, well, it's a very detailed check list. but every house in san francisco needs to be maintained and you can see through lawrence's slides what happens if you don't maintain them. >> in my experience, often people do wonderful design work and excellent construction but stop

laura anthony th "abc 7 news." >> in vallejo residents may be waiting longer for help to arrive. they shut two fire stations to save money. daily staffing levels and other stations are being reduced from 18 firefighters to 15. fire department is warning that response times for fire and paramedic calls will increase because of the longer distance that crews will have to travel. vallejo will rely more heavily on neighboring districts for back-up. >> a pord of supervisors committee is considering to expand the powers of the entertainment commission. the issue stems from the deadly gang shooting in february and last weekend a man was shot and killed outside jelly's restaurant. legislation proposed by a supervisor would allow the commission to revoke permits with clubs with history of failing to curb violent behavior. >>> former president bill clinton's budget list. most important things he wants to do in his list. but first, president obama pushes to restore jobless benefits of auto workers. his message to lawmakers. >> bp is testing mysterious troubles coming out of that well. i'm j

mortalmente a una niña y dejar grave alp adre, casos de fue asesinado en sna quintin >> el sospecho fran anthonygente. >> una madre se declaró no culpable de asesinato involuntario cuando dejaron a sus cuatro hijos solos. los menores fallecidos tenian entre uno y cuatro años de edad. >> a los funcionarios de la ciudad les preocupa que estos lugares de masajes se realicen trabajos ilicitos >> las autoridades esperan entrevistar a las masajistas para ver si en realidad están calificadas. >> poco a poco se están juntando las piezas del rompecabezas para saber como sucedio la semana pasada un accidente entre dos vehículos y un bus. >> la señora garre manejaba hacia el norte, bajo la influencia de alcohol, hizo un movimiento del carro a la izquierda bruscamente, pegando en la barrera central. el carro volteó hacia abajo mirando al sur, minutos despuñs le pegó al autobús. >> se alcanzan a ver las huellas aún, en eso llega el autobús, se lleva el vehículo, en el camino tambiñn se llevan un vehículo honda. >> esa persona tambiñn iba al norte ,carriles de la mano derecha, ya despuñs del accidente,, ella

is in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it out, figure it out. it never quite jelled on the base but when hillary called today, i started to think more about the cedar flute. i said, i wonder if this particular air can fit? well, here we go. (instrumental music). >> thank you very much. i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, b

to have more police officers, then what we have to do is start working with the community. >> chi anthony met with community and business leaders this morning. he talked about the recent layoff of 80 hours and what he's doing. >> he says he's ramping up community policing efforts where officers a community work together on controlling crime. he uses a computer program to determine where officers are needed the met and what type of day. but that program is telling him he needs many more officers currently than he has at staff. >> when i came here at 8:03, we had 803 officers budgeted in the department. my computer tells me we need minimally, 950. >> chief bats says he's looking at closing times for clubs and getting private security involved with protecting businesses. >>> there's much more news just ahead. the news at 6:00 is next. >>> a bay area town is getting closer to monitoring everything who comes and goes in their town limits but some are wondering if that's a good idea. that story is straight ahead. . >>> a milestone for the bay bridge as a massive piece for the new eastern span i

--se trata de "anthony gardenal" quien mide 6 pies 2 pulgadas de alto, pesa 175 libras, tiene cabellomina cojeando y padece demencia. --el sabado al mediodia, cuando se le vio por ultima vez, vestia una chaqueta con franjas blancas en las mangas, camiseta negra, pantalon de mezclilla y zapatos negros. --si usted lo ha visto llame a la policia de san francisco al (415) 553 1396. ---¿qÉ piensan los latinos sobre la econoÍa, sus amigos, la poÍtica, su futuro y el futuro del pÍs?... esas son Ólo algunas de las cosas que divulÓ un nuevo sondeo de univision sobre la comunidad latina en estados unidos.---la encuesta realizada por "univision y the associated press" entre marzo y junio de este aÑo encontÓ que el 78 por ciento de los latinos esta preocupado por Ómo pagar sus cuentas, y el 72 por ciento teme enfrentar gastos Édicos in---el sondeo tambÉn reveÓ que un tercio piensa que es muy probable que un latino sea electo presidente de estados unidos en los pÓximos 20 aÑos. ---sobre su vida personal, el 63 por ciento aseguÓ que Á s de la mitad de sus amigos son tambÉn latinos.---un 66 por cien

. >> and oakland, chchief anthony bats is calling in for help from the atf, and the fbi. and he is down 80 officers. >> will sit down with all of our borders and as further assistance so we have a system set up. >> and part of our strategy is that we do not want them to cover a beat want long-term investigations to dismantle any criminal enterprises taken place in the city of oakland. haaziq madyun >> kron 4 >> and open, easy transit continues to be disrupted after the transportation agency is a contract on the drivers. takuma ac transit said 190 drivers have a sick time, and the delay commuters are feeling is a new service changes that has bus operators forcing to try unfamiliar roads. >> and to continue our coverage, d.c. transit has a new contract on june 30th. the agency has the new contract is overtime instead of cait is now after 40 hours instead of eight hours, and also health care benefits. 100 percent were paid on the old, now 90 percent. and finally, the changes to the pension plan. before, there were no contributions, now, 7%, kron 4 news. >> in oakland, the ne

. >> that is one of the reasons that anthony batts is calli a crime summit, trying to put an end to kind of violence we have he is going to come after the trouble spots in oakland, quote, hot and heavy. >>> also in oakland, firefightersncovered a pot growing operation after responding to a apartment fire earlier this morning. crews were called to 3200 block of telegraph avenue. they say the fire startein the back of the building and then spread tthe top floors. firefighters g up to the third floo, they found dozens of marijuana plants. nobodyas home at the time and the cause of the fire is still under investigation.xx >>> three of the hottest real are in the east bay.e country according to zip realty. 94703 was the hottest in the nation. homes ere were selling on average nearly 8% above asking price in the second quarter of 2010. east oakland zip code 94621 and another one was listed was three and four. a company tracks hot and cold zip codes in more than 5,000 cities in 33 markets. >> mayor chuck reed says he is not going to wait on a ruling from major leue baseball. he wants their sa

steven, you are on the air with anthony love. caller: i have a long-term solution for solving the homeless, and it deals with education. it costs $24,600 a year in washington, d.c. per student, and $30,000 per year for college on average. if you took the money when the kit is about 1 years old and put it in a trust fund, monthly putting it in a trust fund, at 7000 he could later have a $35,000 and -- at 18, he could later had a $35,000 income, and they could take money out of the trust fund to pay cash for the -phouse and still have a $60,00- a-year income. it is a comparison to the money we are spending on schools, what could be done with that. you could eliminate a whole list, he would not need social security and unemployment -- enter you could eliminate a whole list, you would not need social security and unemployment insurance. guest: thank you for your comment and thoughtful solution. we agree that agitation is a key component -- that education is a key component and conserve as a factor in preventing people from becoming h

---anthony batts hablo sobre los ultimos hechos de violencia como la muerte de un hombre originario dey el arresto de unos 70 presuntos anarquistas durante los disturbios por el veredicto en el caso mehserle...---ahora la preocupacion de la policia es la aprobacion temporal del cultivo de marihuana en la ciudad, y los efectos legales a nivel federal que esta acarrearia. ---y como si todo esto fuera poco para oakland, parece inminente el cierre de 7 centros de cuidado infantil, a los que asisten varios niÑos de familias de bajos ingresos...---- pilar niÑo nos cuenta si hay alguna posibilidad de salvarlos. =pilar niÑo=cerca de 700 ninos tendran que buscar un nuevo centro de cuidado infantil, en . oakland.no no tan facil asi que si nos esta afectando mucho la ciudad planea cerrar a fin del mes de julio, siete de ellos, incluido este el centro de cuidado infantil manzanita manzanita pues con impotencia porque si hemos tratado de salvar la escuelita pero no hemos llegado a una solucion otros de los centros que estan en esta lista negra, son los preescolares, jefferson, santa fe, golden gate

police say the victim michael anthony davis was shot in the mall's parking garage. they say a surveillance video captured images of the suspects. investigators say they may frequently visit or live in the salinas area. you are asked to call the crime stoppers tip line. >>> there are new reports this morning that a top apple engineer warned company officials of potential antenna problems months ago, well before the phone hit stores. apple won't comment today but they called a news conference tomorrow to answer criticism of the iphone 4. teresa garcia is life in san francisco with the latest developments. >> there are mixed feelings out here. some believe that the issue is being blown out of proportion. then you've got those that believe really that apple has a black eye on the gold standard saying it shouldn't have released a phone that has antenna issues just yet. consumer reports refrained from actually putting the iphone as one of the endorsed smart phones and company shares have fallen this week. now iphone pressure is on to fix the iphone. >> this is the gap in

. >> that is one of the reasons that anthony batts is calling a crime summit, trying to put an end to kind of violence we have been seeing. he is going to come after the trouble spots in oakland, quote, hot and heavy. >>> also in oakland, firefighters uncovered a pot growing operation after responding to an apartment fire earlier this morning. crews were called to 3200 block of telegraph avenue. they say the fire started in the back of the building and then spread to the top floors. firefighters got up to the third floor, they found dozens of marijuana plants. nobody was home at the time and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. they are ruling out an electrical cause and they have not found anything suspicious. >> right now a in san francisco, federal judge is setting a new trial date for barry bonds. he faces eleven charges. prosecutors claim bonds lied into 2003 when he said he never knowingly took steroids while testifying before a grand jury. he was supposed to go trial last year but the case was delayed after the judge barred prosecutors from using key pieces of ev

. >> chief anthony bats of the oakland police forced priorities remain at the same with reducing violent crime, and increasing * 2911, domestic violence, and to suppress gang activity. to maintain focus he is calling and help from outside agencies. >> we are going to sit out with the fbi, dea to help. and in august, to have some resources. that is part of our strategy to ask them come in and cover a beat. long-term investigations to dismantle any criminal problems that are problems with oakland. >> i worked very closely with the federal agencies in southern california. and i expect them to be in oakland. oakland has the distinct title of being a. problematic when it comes to crime. i expect a lot of resources to help in this area. and as we have work with oakland? we are going to help the entire bay area with gangs, drugs, guns. >> and to make contact with the attorney general. it ♪ >> a live look outside for more bridge cam downtown san francisco. sunny skies and guest today it was overcast. temperatures are much warmer. with the additional sunshine, over the san mateo coast we're seein

police sayhe victi michael anthony davis was shot in the mall's parking garage. they say a surveillance video captured images of the suspects. investigators say they may frequently visit or live in the salinas area. you are asked to call the crime stoppers tip lin >>> there are new reports this morning that a top apple engineer warned company officials of potential antenna problems months ago, well before the phone hit stores. apple won't comment today but they callea news conferce tomorrow to answer critism of the iphone 4. teresa garcia is life in san francisco with the latest developments. >> there are mixed feelings out here. some believe that the issue is being blown out of proportion. then you've got those that believe really that apple has a black eye on the gold standard saying i shouldn't have released a phone that has antenna issues just yet. consumer reports refrained from actually putting the iphone as one of the enrsed smart phones and company shares have fallen this week. now iphone pressure is on to fix the iphone. >> this is the gap in the outer a

in the wake of 80 officer lay offs last week, chief anthony batts that he will hold a meeting next month with the general's office, fbi and dea. chief b atts says guns, gangs and drugs are going to be the focus of the department. >> we are trying to better service the community. >> reporter: a specific date for the august meeting with federal law enforcement has not yet been set. >>> oakland homicide investigators say they are looking into the possibility that the two people suspected of killing a virginia man are also responsible for other robberies in the area. police say the man and woman seen in surveillance video stole $17 from kang who was in town for an interview with google. they suspect the male suspect was the gunman. police released this video to generate new leads in the case. >>> now to an unusual attack in san francisco. the target in this case, hundreds of thousands of bees. and tonight many of those bees are dead after someone sprayed pesticide in the hives. david steveson is following the story with more on what happened. >> reporter: i'm standing at hayes dairy farm, it

. >> chief anthony bats, is going to continue to keep his aggressive task against gang, guns and drugs. >> that is becoming an organization, we put input to the gangs, guns, drugs and we have put a gloss police officers we're going to continue to have the focus. -as we have a less officers. we have consistently performed and we have 80 flocking less officers. fan to which the debate officers, and they give consistently, and i want to applaud them, thank them, and reach out toward federal partners. knowing that we are born of an impact this summer i've reached out to the attorney general, the u.s. attorney, and he is calling a meeting in the month of august. we're going to sit down with our federal partners, the fbi, the dea, and the question has come up. and has the 80 officers had an impact? and the reality is that the summer is the most problematic. cahow to become a june, july, and thpeak. and we're going into a very busy prime time. >> and he is seeking federal assistance on the natural crime- fighting crime-fighting level. >> a san jose man is impersonating a high rway police offi

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laura anthony has a preview for us. >> this rallys not scheded to begin for at least three hours but preparation here are well under way. now across the street from me, you go see that there is a yellow tape around the contra costa super cou in walnut creek. they have put up metal barricades and few police officers milli around in the parkg garage. it appears they have enlisted the help of the parking lot patrol officers in walnut creek. in the meantime, the court has cancelled all scheduled business after 2:00 which is scheduled when the rally is to begin. some businesses will close as early as 1:00. others will stay open but with extra security. >> i have two friend that are skilled in the fighting arts that will come and help with me just to keep order. the deterrent of someone might be worthwhile. i d't know. i am praying that there is no damage to people or to property, but i'm not sure. i can't predict. >> now the rally in support of johannes mehserle was organized on facebook. at least 140 people have indicated they do plan to attend. that prompted members of the coalition for

anthony bass wants fbi and dea ask other federal agencies to assist the oakland police department. it says they're going to meet next month on this plan. the chief says he's implementing new procedures to deal with violence. as well as nonviolent crimes. >> we're trying to be smarter about what we're doing and so we can provide better service to our communities. we're following their direction. and trying to find better ways to allow the community reports so. we can be more efficient at the prioritizing communities said they wanted to deal with us. >> this chief says the community made it clear the streets must be made safe. tougher to do now. oakland laid off 80 police officers because of cuts. >>> governor schwartzeneggar form qalaly introduced his nominee for state supreme court justice. he walk md with tawny knatu and the man she'd replace. chief justice, ron george. she says she's humbled by the nomination. >> and their mother? well... a man of tremendous vision appointed her, nominated her to lead the highest court in california. sf history remarkable? or what? >> if confirme

convicted killer, 31-year-old frank anthony came up behind him yesterday and stabbed schaefer several times with a makeshift weapon. >> i think its violence. my daughter died a very violent death because of schaefer. she was murdered by schaefer. >> the motive for schaefer's death is under investigation. a spokesman says this is the first time an inmate has been killed at the prison since 1997. >>> and oakland woman was charged with murder today in the shooting death of a virginia man in downtown oakland last week. police say 33-year-old housely and 24-year-old george huggins robbed two as they left a dental office july 18 th. after cane handed over $17, he was shot. he was supposed to go to a job interview the next day. he is scheduled for arraignment tomorrow. >>> police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of identifying a suspect. two men got into a fight around 2:00 a.m. on the platform in kirkwood, one man left and came back with a group of friends and stabbed the other man. the victim is expected to survive. >>> oakland made it official today. it is now the nation's first

the suspect is another bay area man, frank anthony souza a tattoo artist who has been at the prison since january. sentenced to 60 years to life for killing a homeless man in san jose in 2007. authorities say uza used a homemade metal prison weapon. >> the weapon is identified at a bone crusher. it's a piercing type of weapon that's pretty sophisticated. >> reporter: authorities are now investigating the first inmate killing here at san quentin since 1997. reporting live at san quentin state prison, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fairfield mother was charged today in the deaths of four children in an apartment fire. 24-year-old shatarra williams pled not guilty in a fairfield court today to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. her sister leticia james pled not guilty to the same charges earlier this month. women's three children and james' child died when candles sparked a fire in their apartment. the children had been left unattended. >>> the woman accused of taking part in the killing of a man was arraigned this afternoon. police say housley confessed to participa

. >> reporter: and you find many who keep and cook their catch, but as fisherman anthony flores says it's best to limit the amount you eat. >> you can eat them, but you can't eat too much. >> reporter: there is a spot in the bay where no fish are fit to eat. it's a large part of the inner richmond harbor, here the main contaminant is ddt, the once widely-used pesticide. >> we want the communities to be aware of existing "do-not- eat" advisories. >> reporter: sharon lynn is with the environmental protection agency and we met her at the superfund site. it was a major pesticide manufacturing plant decades ago, sandwiched between 4th street and richmond and the canal. the plant is long gone, demolished after the company went bankrupt in the 1960s. but the company left a legacy of toxins that continue to threaten people and the environment. >> the contaminant levels that we find for ddt and pesticides in fish in the channel is much higher than the rest of the richmond harbor air and sky harbor bay. >> reporter: high-levels of ddt in the inner richmond harbor were first detected in 1960. d

late this morning, anthony batts says crime in the city usually peaks in august and september and he's asked the district attorney to help. >> he's called a meeting for month. we'll sit down with the fbi, atf, dea and ask for their assistance and help. >> reporter: they will also help with department patrols and help with the sentencing of johannes mehserle, expected to occur in november. >>> police in santa clara are warning homeowners to lock their windows and doors after several burglaries happened while residents were sleeping. officers say there have been six burglaries in the southern part of the city in the past nine days. in each case, the burglars entered the doors through an unlocked window. they are taking laptops, video game systems and wallets. >> santa clara is very safe but like any other area, crimes do occur. have you to be -- you have to be aware of your surroundings and lock your doors and windows. >> no one has been hurt. police say there's no suspect description available. >>> there's a new warning about the use of water in california and the environmental health o

anthony lee is an unemployed lorry driver told a potential buyer that he was a close friend of the owners are persuaded to hand over a $100 million deposit. the judge said he perpetrated an elaborate and outrageous scam. you are watching bbc world news. it is good to have you with us. stay with us if you can. it is time to speed up the talks over turkey joining the eu. chairman has promised britain's backing. first, striking garment workers have clashed with police near the cambodian border. nine people were injured. the industry has been plagued by falling orders and stoppages over low pay. they produce clothing for some of the biggest western retailers. >> labor relations in this drama sector have been frayed in recent days, following the suspension of the union official. the arrival of the police hardly seemed to help matters. they can to enforce a court order to clear the streets. in the scuffle that followed, a handful workers were injured. >> when they came, they beat us with the electric batons. >> the move has been grim for some time. the global recession caused fallen orders and

in martinez, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> and san jose police chief abruptly announced his retirement today and we are live from the south bay bureau. the chief had planned this for a while. >> and this is not a surprise. the end of october will be 30 years with the department. he started as an officer and will leave as police chief and with 30 years under his belt he's entitled to a pension worth 90% of his salary. this year, amounting to about $215,000. san jose police chief was sworn into office in january, 2004. touted as progressive and technology minded. >> the day i got sworn in in the speech i said we've got to move this into the next department and get technology. >> under chief davis, crime data became available online. and the department is the first in the country where officers have deployed many video field cameras but there has been controversy. including two high-profile officer-involved shootings in the vietnamese community and charges of excessive force and racial profiling. >> this doesn't matter what you say in a press release or how many ethnic bank quittes you go

anthony baht in the hot seat today. answering questions on how he plans to keep oakland safe. >> we've been very busy of late. >> that might be an understatement. today, chief baht came to a monthly press briefing to answer questions about violence in oakland. the first question, the impact is 180 less officers on the street. >> a minimal amount of service dealing with demand. we needed 80 more police officers above 803. we need to be closer in the area. >> the department is far from that now, the chief talked about department challenges like policing a city that is working to implement new legislation when it comes to growing and storing medical marijuana. >> we're starting to see a small trend. i wouldn't call it a problematic of robberies taking place at locations that are growing marijuana. there still needs to be some ferreting out of federal law. >> reporter: the homicide department is working to solve a number of murders including the latest one involving a virginia man killed earlier this week. yesterday police

anthony davis and mike iupati have signed. taylor mays the safety out of usc has also signed. >>> the quarterback is the talk right now. that would be jason campbell named as a starter already. last year you may remember the 49ers, -- the raiders had four different quarterbacks at one point starting at that position. it's all about consistency this year. >> there's highs, there's lows. and when you're high you can't feel like you are above everyone. but then when you are a low, you can't get those downs you can't get back up. so we have to try to keep an even kill throughout the season. >> i think one of the biggest goals for us is to be a better turn over take over team and i think it starts with the quarterback being able to take care of his team, being a good decision maker. >> our motto for this team is win. that's it, whatever it takes to win. >> football is here and there's a little hockey to talk about. looks like the sharks are on the verge of signing devin setaguchi. just got to dot a few i's, cross a few t's and he'l

officials say schaefer was stabbed multiple times and this is their main suspect. 31 year-old frank anthony sousa was already serving a life sentence for murder. prison officials are still investigating the motive for the killing and if any other inmates were involved. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> another big story another day of delays for ac transit riders as the dispute be to clean the transit agency continues. the judge will hear the issue and decide if a contract imposed on workers should be suspended. ac transit said the contracts save $15.7 million in labor concessions if it suspended they could look at drastic changes like possibly having to cut weekend bus service. christine conley kron 4 news. >> the man in oakland city council and mayor are speaking out together urging residents to pass a parcel tax that will be on the november ballot. the partial tax will be for anyone prone to "pay and additional three and $60 a year pure the city san need this money to help keep police officers on the street. the city having serious budget issues off as 30 laid off 80 officers this month and

chief anthony batts says a summit will take place next month. f.b.i., drug enforcement administration, atf and ice will all be there to figure out what is needed most. batts is he is coming up with a plan to go against trumped spots in the city. >> we should have all the resources to deal with 911 calls and deal with gangs, drugs and guns. >>> starting tomorrow vallejo police will send out half as many patrol cars as usual so two patrol officers can ride in every vehicle. the department says there are not enough officers to cover each other if they get into trouble. response time for back-up may be slower and patrol units will be riding in pairs for their own safety. officers are retiring or leaving for other departments with threats of layoffs vallejo's police force has 95 sworn officers. >> santa clara sheriff's department is trying to determine if there are any other victims. a man was taken into custody monday morning at a gas station. he was is go ahead in a black car rigged to look like an undercover police car. inside they found badges, a