i want to give credit to this group of neighbors who live on the san jose avenue. they are organizing for improvements along san jose and they are diligently hosting cleanup days along san jose avenue and urging tree planting and trying to do different things. we support their work in recognizing this plan. finally, the open space section of the plan -- while glen canyon park is a giant open space, this congested village area does not have any good open spaces. the sidewalks are very narrow and overcrowded on diamonds street. suggestions in the open space chapter are to pursue opportunities in that core village area. one of the big ideas is the glen park green way. there is an informal trail along cause worth, but there are barriers and is kind of blocked off. we could do a further designed to save the glen park village and to glen canyon. one of the ideas is under part of the greenway -- there is an idea circulating about is it feasible to do they lighting of this project and we really don't know. there are some complications. has a combined sewer system. it's not

between california and cornwall street, fifth avenue and fourth avenue in the richmond district. he assured the neighbors who were very agast at the idea of these old cable cars being set up that they would be very tasteful and artistic. and essentially, yeah, it was like one room with a little bathroom attached made up of old cable cars. dr. cross thought he was hitting on something. there were hundreds of thousands of people who were homeless, looking for new places to live in the aftermath of the earthquake and fire. so he thought why not use these old cable cars. it only lasted about 10, 12 years. guess it wasn't a big hit. he built a more conventional apartment building after that to replace it. it really was the 1906 earthquake and fire that sort of spelled the end of carville. you have these hundreds of thousands of people looking for new homes, suddenly displaced. now they might listen to these men and say, look, you were renting before. you don't want to live there. i've got this lot out here, sand dune. but it's $100. you can build a house here for cheap. suddenly, more

so right now, the southbound lanes of matilda avenue remain closed. and northbound traffic gets by okay. and once again, freeway traffic is not impacted. westbound or eastbound 237. or any of the on or off-ramps an use the matilda off-ramp at this hour and chp remains on the scene, continuing their investigation which will likely continue for a while because the driver was killed. and let's go to the maps and show you what else is going on. and the freeway traffic is not impacted. westbound 237 looks okay as you travel through millipitas toward san jose. and just getting word of a new problem now, westbound 80 approaching american canyon road. we know it sounds like it was a solo car crash blocking the right lane. the sensors are not picking up slowing although it is blocking the right lane. chp is on the scene. >>> it looks pretty good down the east shore freeway to berkeley. no delay at there hour. all green on the sensors. until you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights remains off. fast track users get by okay. in the cash lanes yo

like the ones on ninth avenue. those three cable car trailers. they were saved by ed zelinski who took them and donated them to the maritime museum. think one still sits in a warehouse waiting for somebody to do something with it. but other old cars have been rescued and taken to parks where they've been restored. there's one down in san jose in kelly park. it's an old horse carrie stored that runs around on the weekend. -- car restored that runs around on the weekend. on the one hand, you're in this foggy neighborhood, there's not much insulation. on the other hand, you've got 30 windows, and the sunshine in the day could just make the place broiling. and at night all of those windows let in the cold. so they advised people to put up curtains. they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900

you cannot use university avenue to get through. people are being turned away and using city streets or using side streets. but i don't think that's a good idea really. i think you should stay on the dumbarton bridge and make a left on willow road and just go -- use willow as your alternate and not university. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza because of an earlier crash that's gone. the traffic has been backed up all the way out to the may so it's heavily than it normally is. you need more time. give yourself extra time if you're trying to make that meeting or whatever on time. you need an extra 15 or 20 minutes this morning to add to your commute. and in contra costa county that motorcycle accident has cleared on highway 4. the traffic is also not that bad after the crash. it's always slow in antioch. 680 is okay from concord to walnut creek. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. very good morning to those of you stuck in the fog for the last three months, yesterday was good. today will be even better

ocean avenue straddles the border between districts 7 and 11. both of them are like two spines of small business. i go back to payroll tax. it inhibits small business growth. we do need to do something about that. streamlining the permit process and reaching out to our small businesses and doing all that we can to demystify the red tape that city hall often places on this. >> are there any out which activities in your district better working well? >> i was with the west portal merchants yesterday morning. i think it is my job to be as responsive to the businesses in the district as it is to be to the constituents. i am the face of city hall. i need to be accessible, open, and responsive. i can help clear up a lot of the red tape for them. >> is there anything particularly special about serving in the district where you grew up that informs some of the things you take on us supervisor? >> it is very special. one example i like to cite is 18th avenue. there is a restaurant called the gold mirror. i went to school with the chef when we were seven.

we have trace elementary and lincoln high school all here on dana avenue. there are also signs indicating the speed limit is 15 miles per hour when kids are around. and there is one city leader wants that to be a rule rather than exception. >> most parents will tell you git geting kids to and from school can be dang ruse people trying to rush by to goat work. >> on dana avenue there are three schools and 4,000 kids the city reduced the speed limit from 25 to 15 miles per hour when children are present. the response has been positive. >> a little more traffic but it seems people are paying more attention to children around. so it seems to be a lot slower but safer. >> in the name of safety this, counsel member wants the limit recused around schools saying a 2008 state law allows for the change and santa barbara and san francisco have made the move without all of the brief yutsly-required engineering and traffic studies. >> so far, the state hasn't said anything at seven months. san jose should look forward to providing safety not just for dana avenue in san

rerouting san jose avenue and making the traffic coming is very important. what is important is to provide a station for people getting off the j line at glen park that is welcoming. so people will be able to get in and out or wait for the train with some shelter and not be caught in a sometimes when the area with cars whizzing by waiting for the trains to come. wherever we can make a connection to bart and make it as seamless as possible where people could walk the short distance to get to the bart station, that makes a lot of sense because there will be transit commuters who are going to get off and get to their next destination. those are my main things. i think you guys are doing a great job. president olague: i think it is great. i really like it. i like the rezoning and a lowering of heights. it all seems very well thought out and appropriate and i like where it is. >> thank you for your feedback, commissioners. just a quick point on the creek, which has caused -- particularly with neighbors who live along this right of way. we are not forcing a creek

rerouting san jose avenue and making the traffic coming is very important. what is important is to provide a station for people getting off the j line at glen park that is welcoming. so people will be able to get in and out or wait for the train with some shelter and not be caught in a sometimes when the area with cars whizzing by waiting for the trains to come. wherever we can make a connection to bart and make it as seamless as possible where people could walk the short distance to get to the bart station, that makes a lot of sense because there will be transit commuters who are going to get off and get to their next destination. those are my main things. i think you guys are do

on to city streets, on to matilda avenue so the southbound lanes of matilda avenue remain shut down,obvious signs of dui but obviously chp and police are out there investigating this one for a while. so it is just city street closures that are impacted. the main lines of the freeway, westbound and eastbound 237, including on and off ramps, apparently all remain open. and let's go to the maps and show you what else is going on across the bay area. westbound 580, sluggish through the altamont pass and slow as well as you approach livermore toward vas co road, and coming from marin county, the golden gate bridge, still looks pretty quiet heading into san francisco. and la is a check of traffic and a little -- and that is a check of traffic. a little foggy out there. >> and a little fog at the coastline but not much and i will tell you what, that has gone by the afternoon and what a day it is going to be. 69 degrees. sunny in pacifica. about 82 degrees in san francisco. and you like the heat and 98 in livermore. about 96 in concord. and 95 in fairfield. and the next few day, the temperat

this one southbound georgia avenue at route 108. only the right lane is going to get you by the accident there traveling in olney. and then traveling 66 east, seeing a lot of delays on 66 east outside of the beltway as you make your way towards the beltway, you will not be able to get onto the inner loop of the beltway here because of the accident that's blocking you. here's another look at waples mill road. you can see that we are jammed as we make our way towards the beltway. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. for now back to you both. >> danella, thank you. >>> 6:13 is the time. the mystery even nasa can't seem to solve. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> welcome back. 6:15. to decision 2012. this morning republicans can claim victory after coming out on top in two separate straw polls. ex-massachusetts governor mitt romney won by a wide margin there. governor rick perry came in a distant secon

around 5 o'clock in the morning at a home on towsend avenue in brooklyn. three masked men pistol whipped the residents inside and sexually assaulted a 25-year-old woman. police say the suspects also shot a man in the stomach. investigators say the suspects at this house were not police impersonators. if your questioning whether the officer at your door is real... police say remember there's a new department policy that requires plain clothes officers to wear a jacket that has police written across it....they'll usually have a badge around their neck as well.. unless they're working truly undercover.live from city police headquarters, megan gililland, fox45 morning news. authorities are still investigating two homicides in baltimore.two homicides in still investigating authorities are still investigating two homicides in south east baltimore wednesday... is now dead. authorities say 26-year old antonio blackwell was shot in the head.he was rushed to the hospital where he died.no work on suspects or a motive. and in northeast baltimore... a man is dead after

. >> she was walking to school crossing bay avenue when the silver bmw hit her in the crosswalk. the impact threw her team beat, and knocked off her shoes. her mother was right behind her and watched her daughter take her last breath. the neighbor saw the whole thing and said the driver didn't even swerve with the slowdown in the 25-mile per hour zone. >> do. >> do you think of oak grove might be alive if she were not speaking? >> yes. >> powell also police say the driver was the teacher at another school. her dmv records show the past citations were speeding and driving and talking on the phone without the headset. >> i have a lot of anger in me and i can't handle saying it's fair when it's not. >> she has been driving buses for 30 years and the teacher saying she was devoted to her students. >> i think she would give her life for her students and it is just -- i don't know what happened. >> and this is one of the larger makeshift memorials we have seen in recent memory. great counselors were called into the school in the school district says they will wait for the investigation

block of urban street. 1800 block of urban street is a light commercial corridor, starts on 19th avenue and runs nw. it contains many restaurants and businesses and is surrounded by residents. in many of the businesses, they are owned by business owners -- they are owned by asian business owners. this was the beginning of the lunar new year. when they arrived to work, they decided to walk a foot speed on irving street. as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, trafficking, assault weapons. this argument escalated and moved out onto the street, growing heated, just as sergeant gordon pulled the car to the curb approximately 10 feet from the restaurant. the string of four parking spaces next to his vehicle were empty, so he had a clear, unobstructed view of the two men as they came out of the restaurant arguing. sergeant gordon saw one man pushed the other backwards and told

avenue in east palo alto. we also have a developing story on the bay bridge, unfortunately, busy commute spot. a two-car crash just past the metering lights. so where all those lanes merge, you can maybe see it a little bit in our traffic shot. it's a little hard to tell you about there may be a little about the of flashing lights right there. it is slow up the incline so even past the accident it is going to be a slow crawl this morning up towards the "s" curve and traffic is beginning to back up before the pay gates. the metering lights remain off. we'll have more traffic coming up in a bit. >>> several police patrol cars were vandalized in san francisco this morning. >> stephanie chuang has more on the suspect that was arrested this morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was here just a couple of hours ago that police got the report here on the 900 block of bryant street. a woman armed with a knife attacked a man before then turning her attention to this, to the patrol cars parked just a block away smashed

detours in place, 66 avenue on and off-ramps.re importantly, they are asking to use 580 as your alternate or san ma day yes bridge. again, "sig alert" in effect both directions of 880 northbound and southbound at the oakland coliseum. we'll be following this for you this morning as it impacts your commute. we have an accident on the peninsula, not to discard this one. northbound 101 at sierra point two right lanes blocked. a little slowing past the scene before -- accident in san rafael, a stall. live look southbound 101 just past the civic center no problems with slow traffic as you head southbound on your drive. walnut creek good drive. southbound 680 toward the 24 junction everything is looking good. stall to report, big rick on the san mateo bridge in the flat section. no slow traffic in that area so far. for all the news, abc2 news.com/traffic check on the latest drive times door incidents -- >> with the 880 situation can you use 580 if you are a big rig? >> yes. you can use 5 80 for the time being, we'll follow it for you.

this is the birth of san jose avenue. it was widened and the train line was removed eventually and it was widened to become the san jose expressway that we see today. this is an example of overbuilt infrastructure that the plans are trying to suggest humanizing, bringing back into the surrounding neighborhoods. in 1964, the southern freeway was constructed. you can see everything is glistening. here is the glen park area. it is just on the edge. this freeway infrastructure has been encroaching into the neighborhood. it creates really strong barriers with these major infrastructure projects, it's hard to have connectivity between the neighborhood south. it introduces regional traffic into the area. while these infrastructure projects have improved convenient access in the neighborhood, they've also had side effects. the plan is really looking at ways to compensate for some of the transportation planning that has happened in the last 60 years. then, the final issue that is of concern are the development concerns. glen park

a chp officer was trying to stop a stolen car at barrington court and mclaughlin avenue. 31-year-old man was shot. his wounds are not life threatening. investigators are still working to determine what led officers to open fire. >> we are in the preliminary stages of the investigation. we have investigators from san jose police department homicide unit here, who as standard protocol investigate all officer-involved shootings, whether fatal or not. >> the santa clara district attorney's office is also doing an investigation. a second suspect who was not hurt is under arrest and is now being questioned by police. >>> prosecutors have decided not to file charges against a san jose police officer who shot and killed a man back in january. the officer had opened fire on a knife-wielding man in an unincorporated area of santa clara county. prosecutors say the officer was within his right to shoot the man because their lives were in danger. moments before the shooting, the suspect charged at another officer. >>> fairfield police are looking for the gunman who killed a college fo

i do want to add a crash on what tilt avenue -- matilda avenue, that crash will be there for a while because a car came off the freeway flipped over and ended up below and there were fatal injuries there for one person. we will let you know more about this and if it's there for a long time it could have a major affect on that area. let's go to steve. steve? >>> write up the sonoma coast, some fog is trying to work its way south, that is clear. and we are good to go once we get going it will be warm to hot inland and temperatures will be warming up rapidly. sunny nice to hot some of the higher elevations up around 3 thoughts feet are 80 degrees. we don't have an offshore whipped but there is -- wind but there is hardly any wind at all. elevated dangers. 52 santa rosa concord and fairfield same temperature, oakland 50s and 60s southwest at 3, nothing for fairfield everybody else is calm stockton santa rosa vacaville not much in the way of a delta breeze and gulf of alaska will cool us down not for our five days but we could have the first rain of the season. patchy fog on the coast cal

it's a very small side street off magnolia avenue here, very close to railroad avenue. sergeant on scene says there are three victims. two of them have been shot. they said the third person is considered a victim simply because he or she was with the other two victims. so we don't know what the status of that third victim is thus far. police have this entire area cordoned off as they look for the suspects who are said to be two latino juveniles. so, again, two people were shot here tonight. they have since been transported to the hospital. no word yet on their condition. and, of course, working on getting the descriptions of the suspects that police are looking for, but so far they have no one in custody. this is, of course, a developing story and i will pass along any new information i get to you within the next half hour. live in south san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> we are learning new information tonight about that world war ii arab plane that crashed in the grandstand in reno this weekend. there are reports the plane was bui

georgia avenue. >>> did you hear, more cracks spotted in the washington monument? we'll show you where the team of experts is finding the latest damage. >>> it could cost even more to see a 3d now victim, why the 3d -- movie, why the 3d glasses are behind a possible price hike. >>> this canadian bear has a serious case of the munchies, a black bear on the hunt for pizza apt april restaurant. someone in the crowd shot the -- at a restaurant. someone in the crowd shot the video of. the group was asked to leave, apparently, though, not the bear. he's still looking for some good old pizza. >>> those daring acrobatics on the washington monument continue today as a team. specially trained engineers and architects checked the landmark four damage caused by last month's earthquake. new exterior damage like loose mortar and modern cracks were found. on the bright side, the building is structurally sound. >>> it is known as the crossroads of the world and times square is about to get a makeover. the pedestrian plazas are being redesigned. the red chairs currently in place fo

someone said they saw someone knocked off their bicycle by a wave at fullerton avenue. in to us this is michigan city in the washington park area this is southeast of milwaukee 20 ft. waves there but the measurements on the buoys have been knocked off line the whole level of the lake came up about two and half feet according tonoaa that would be in calumet city there's huge wave action in indiana and michigan but we've seen a lot of activity on our side of the lake as well. >>this wendy autumn storm produces sustained wind up to 20 mi. per hour today in our area these costs will go up over 20 mi. per hour and some other areas closer to lake in wisconsin michigan and indiana but they are dropping in intensity. this is not unlike what happens during a hurricane with a storm surge this storm just replace the one that took off a couple of days of go without had been hanging around our area rain is not the big issue but the lake effect rains are going into indiana and michigan right now but they will blow back to our shores here those will be on the way these are late octobe

this is the intersection of river side avenue and curby way in roseville. it led to a strange sight. a 10 by 20-foot section of the street is on fire and the flames are growing. area businesses and homes have been evacuated. >> not any real chance of this thing going anywhere. there's always a remote chance it might find a pocket of gas underground and have a small explosion. i think it's a remote chance for that. >> the fire officials say they were at that site a year ago because of a small under ground fire. pg and e repaired it, but it's unclear if this leak was a result of that work. >>> one family is asking, did police really have to shoot and kill their pet dog? it happened at lori meadows park in san mateo. kit tells us what happened. >> she was playing at lori meadows park yesterday afternoon when a pair of boxer puppies came out of nowhere and knocked her to the ground twice. >> i feel very bad for them, but they almost tried to kill me and my dog. and i felt horrified. >> she called her dad and he showed up with a stick. >> one dog jumped on my ch

police say a man in his 60s was getting out of his car on his way into work on 86th avenue and g street when he was confronted by an armed robber just before 9 this morning. witnesses say the gunman shot the victim in the stomach. his condition has not been released. the only description of the gunman is of an armed man wearing a baseball cap. >>> just minutes ago, oakland police announced the arrest of four oakland teenagers in the may 21st fatal shooting of antonio torres as he was mowing the lawn on 34th avenue. police say this surveillance video of four young men running from the scene helped them break the case. torres was robbed for his ipod and gold necklace. >> based on the interviews we conducted, your, these individuals were out looking -- hunting for victims. we obtained information that they were involved in other robberies as well as maybe a few burglaries. >> the identities of the alleged robbers have not been released because all are under age 18. police say they have seen an upsurge of robberies as the price of gold hit $1700 an ounce and urge people to reconsider wearin

and across the avenues here, on the path to 19th avenue here, working its way up over twin peaks into your neighborhood. we'll see more fog tonight than the last few nights. overnight, pardon me, daytime highs looking like this, cooler in some places, basically almost the same day, except right at the coast where it was significantly cooler. and tonight with that fog, low clouds, a dense fog advisory in the monterey area last night because of the inversions that are tight and shallow. it makes the visibility poor on the grant highway, higher one and north up into the head lands, be careful driving tonight, tomorrow, overnight lows in the 50s, 60s, low 50s up in the santa rosa area. and the high pressure center that is here has kept us pretty warm but it's changing. we'll have a cooling trend, it was cooler today. you will notice it saturday, sunday, it won't get cold. but saturday, sunday looking at mid-80s, low 80s on sunday. this little pressure shows up, bringing not only cooling and more fog but also brings a slight chance of shower on sunday. so i mean -- looking at two runs, a f

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the highway patrol was chasing a car and it crashed near 66th avenue.icers have been unable to talk that person out of the car. as a precaution, all lanes of 880 are closed in both direction. they are not sure if the person is armed. this is having a big impact on traffic on this monday morning. elizabeth has details. >> 880 a major artery across the bay area for the morning commute. so this is going to have huge implication if this goes on for while so most of that police activity that you see here is on the lower right side of the screen. it's just in the northbound lanes but as a public safety precaution, they did shut down both direction northbound and southbound between 66th and hegenberger. so again as grace said this is a police standoff involving a reportedly stolen car that ended up in a crash. the car crashed into the center divide right there by the guardrail. so traffic is being diverted on city streets but you will really want to avoid the nimitz from at least 98th all the way up towards hegenberger because as you can see from our sensors w

we are in the 12000 block of central avenue here.st behind us around the corner is where this happened. the standoff started yesterday morning. most of the scene is clear. we are joined by bisa french. thank you for joining us, lieutenant. can you tell us how this began? >> this stems from the homicide we had in our city on tuesday night in which 30-year- old jensy romero was killed by who we believe was a suspect here in this case, rafael zerate, a 42-year-old male. san leandro police department received a phone call yesterday morning just before 10:00 stating that mr. zerate was in this residence. their officers responded as well as their s.w.a.t. team and began negotiations with mr. zerate throughout the day. >> reporter: we understand he wouldn't come out for hours until your police department came. now, san leandro s.w.a.t. team went in and they actually stayed downstairs, right? but he stayed upstairs? >> that's correct. he refused to come down. refused to surrender to the officers. richmond pd s.w.a.t. team took over about 10:

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no longer backed up to the radio towers getting across the span of university avenue, university avenueer the bayfront expressway. the 880 approaches almost completely cleared out. and the heart of the toll plaza you can begin to see the back of. some big improvements. continuing our bridge check, we go to the golden gate for a look at your ride in from iran county. there are no problems or delays. it is still a very easy ride. to 80 to the west valley still has pockets of slowing, so does 85. neither of those are hot spots. neither is 101 northbound. a 28 minute drive time from 85 to the montague expressway. let's get a check on weather with liza. >> look at this gorgeous shot for mt. tam. a lot of blue skies and sunshine. as we take you to the afternoon, a pretty similar did yesterday. warm and sunny but that changes as we head towards the weekend. we have some chances of grain for the weekend and into next week. current and actors are warming quite nicely. upper 60's for san francisco, finally out of the '50s in santa rosa. 71 for oakland and into redwood city. temperatures in the '7

they held a block party on can go can go avenue. -- on golden gate avenue.0 meals today. >> jeff martinez is in for leigh glaser. he is standing by with the forecast. >> jeff: another look at that temperature. not too bad. the cloud cover keeping things relatively mild. a cool sunday and scattered showers out there as the area of low pressure is heading our direction. best chances are in northern california, the north bay, maybe a quarter inch of rain tomorrow. this system right here spinning around, about 9:00 tomorrow morning, see some scattered showers in the north bay, spreading to the south, and it's going to dissipate rather quickly so not looking for a lot of rain. not a total washout. in the north, temperatures cooler in the 60s. cooler from friday with the 90s. temperatures around 60 in san francisco. 57 in san jose, to the south, salinas, air show should be good, 66 degrees, some fog, and your seven-day forecast, fast-moving system, kind of moves out over here by monday. warm back up. 90. should be good weather for the opener, oakland versus the je

around 5 o'clock in the morning at a home on towsend avenue in brooklyn. three masked men pistol whipped the residents inside and sexually assaulted a 25-year-old woman.police say the suspects also shot a man in the stomach. investigators say the suspects at this house were not police impersonators. if your questioning whether the officer at your door is real... police say remember there's a new department policy that requires plain clothes officers to wear a jacket that has police written across it....they'll usually have a badge around their neck as well.. unless they're working truly undercover.live from city police headquarters, mmgan gililland, fox45 morning news. 3 first on fox... a baltimoree city police sergeant is at the penter of a hit and run investi. investigation.it hhppened at this royal farms store in highlandtown.there's a police sub-station inside.the police report indicates an officer inside at the time witnessed sergeant carlos villa leave the scene... after hitting a delivery truck.the victim declined an on camera interview... but says

it is there because no one wanted to live on 13th avenue.there is no 13th ave. >> there is the sunset reservoir and the sand dunes. they were building houses right on the dunes. that is 28. that is the same view in 1990. >> and the park is there. much better. >> this is westwood park. it used to be called residential park. the idea was that instead of having a bar next door to your house, this would be an exclusive residential community. the street should follow the land. they had curvilinear streets. they had decorative vases, stairways. the whole idea was someone would come home from work and he should be elevated and think great thoughts. he should not be in the hustle and bustle of the urban environment. there were very restrictive. they tried to say you had to have certain setbacks and you could not use buildings for other than the residents, and you could not be a minority unless you had permission. that was a big problem. >> they are still here. you can see this place. >> i am not positive i know where this is. can you aureate me? >>

lewis church on hundred avenue. he was shot and killed in front of his six-year-old son last sunday during an attempted robbery. there's $15,000 reward for information leading to the killers. >> a long-time democratic campaign treasurer who has worked for politicians in california, now facing charges of mail fraud. he works for a company that is treasurer for candidates, the company claims to have worked for five presidential campaigns and four gubernatorial campaigns. the authorities say the charges involve her position as campaign treasurer and a number of victims may have been detodd l -- defrauded. >> we didn't get any rain today in the bay area, still some home owners in berkeley are dealing with flooding. >> are you okay? >> so sorry. >> the president's pledge during a visit today to those hardest hit by irene. >> leigh: high there i'm leigh glaser. we can see low clouds moving back over san francisco bay. labar day holiday post forecast labar day holiday post forecast is c c c c c c c c c c c c c c ♪ ♪ free a

. >> the other issue, apple wants to close to bridge avenue. >> it will be of little different for us. >> disclosing that avenue would close off residents. >> at the end of apple's presentation, project manager terry reagan talked about are women dancing in their rendering in front of the new building. >> those of us are working on the project will be dancing with her in four years when they opened the project. >> what makes you think you will get what you want and what's right for you? >> that is for us to find out. >> back here live on current bridge avenue, both apple and the mere want to see it closed at this point it looks like it will probably happen. apple hopes to break ground on their campus next year and will be done by 2015. >> absolutely. and he did mention that he went with us but to the council a few months ago. so they do know. >> andy roddick takes on two opponents at the u.s. open. the nfl season opener comes down to the final play, great beginning, and at the finish is next. set the bar for the rest of the league... combining for 76-points and close to 900- yards. >>

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terry mcsweeney is live on mclaughlin avenue. in the meantime, this story for you.morning, it comes after prosecutors dropped charges against a san jose police officer that killed a knife-wielding man in january. d.a.'s office says the officer's actions were legally justified. a man had a knife in each hand when he charged the officer. the officer shot the man four times and he died at the scene. now, we have terry mcsweeney live on the story where a shooting a suspect overnight. >> reporter: you can see behind me the officers still out here, very active investigation scene still going on. an investigation that began after midnight after the shooting occurred. take a look, a silver mustang. police are saying two men inside the vehicle were spotted by the santa clara county auto theft task force. this is an agency made up a variety of law enforcement agencies. it includes state investigators, as well. last night san jose and mountain view police officers along with chp officer working undercover, unmarked cars, they saw a mustang and ran the incarcerate and found it

your own that's because most of the street signs have been stolen such as the problem with stoner avenue a road named after markers stoner been in g.'s first city engineer who lived in the late one thousand nine hundred and rode the signage has a big appeal to people who like having ironic street signs and from the walls are signs that reflect their own personal lifestyle over the last decade the city has spent two hundred thousand dollars for a place in sloane street signs along stoner avenue and just recently held like city council meeting to discuss the possibility of changing the streets name however about forty property owners along stormer avenue protested the name the name change arguing that it would be a huge hassle on them to have to update their driver's licenses and other important documents with an address change so for now stoner avenue states city officials apparently hoping that those who wish to steal street signs in the future will just . get stoned for yet or get such a bad bad case of the divine munchies that they'll be easily rounded up at the local dog. coming up ou