in june a jury found ayres unfit for trial due to dementia. families of alleged victims hired a private investigators that followed ayres to a lunch meeting last week. it shows ayres is not the dotterring old man that his attorneys claim he is. >>> more than 5,000 children and teens in the u.s. are injured each year in falls from windows. that is from new research released today. most children fall from first or second story windows. that was the case last month in brentwood when a five-year-old boy pushed a screen out the window and fell. the highest number of injuries happen in summer months when windows are left open. >>> every year ktvu and cox enterprises seek out people who preserve the outdoor environment in our communities. our chief meteorologist bill martin has this report on one of this years nominees. an east bay woman who is creating open spaces for people to enjoy. >> reporter: with the crunch of earth beneath her and a song in her heart, 68-year-old susan schwartz and a team of weed warriors is scanning for new species. >> worki

prosecutors said william ayres suffers from dementia. he will not stand trial but undergo mental health evaluation. the district attorney says he will spend six months at napa state hospital. >>> the trial of joseph naso will go on as scheduled. a judge denied his request to postpone his preliminary hearing set for september 6. he told the judge he needs legal counsel now. he is charged with willing four women between 1977 and 1974. >>> hewlett-packard saw its shares raise today. from hold to buy but dropped the price target from $43 to $32 a share. last week's sell off may have value. hewlett-packard said 20% last friday. hewlett-packard shares were up over 3.5% today. wall street logged gains after another trading day. bank stocks struggled today. wells fargo cut its price target for its stocks and said it willened the debt rewards program for all customers in october. the dow jones industrial average rose 37 points to close at 10,854.65. nasdaq rose 3.54 points to 2,345.38. >>> new questions are raised over the future of the state tea

if william ayres loved his country he spent most of his life running from the justice system. >> i know the family. they are great people. blows my mind. >> reporter: after being convicted in 1966 he escaped in 1975. his hair long and gray. this is him in a mugshot in 1967. here are pictures of the years in between when he was on the run in alaska, canada and raised another family. changing names twice. even the fbi admits he appeared to be beating the system. >> it was a cold case. passed around a little bit. >> reporter: they only tracked him down when his mother died. >> we received a tip from connecticut where she lived. >> reporter: she asked to use a secret number to call her son. from that tip the fbi used phone records from several states to locate their fugitive where he has been living for three decades. daniel lopez was there for the arrest. >> she was surprised she had no idea. >> reporter: inside this home a woman's life partner lost. a fugitive found. >> one thing that stuck out, how did we track him. >> reporter: the fbi is not saying why their source leaked the informati

prosecutors say ayres molested more than 30 patients throughout his career review of a charges for only seven because of the statute of limitations baby is trial ended in 2000 and with a hung jury. >>> been made (to rebellion and libya appears to be on the brink of victory raid rita williams has been talking to a bay area expert and she is in the newsroom of the latest. >> reporter: the country family headed to oust its leader and today we are seeing the results. >> although it's going to back atop its was over he is the opportunity to reduce further bloodshed a woman pushing power to the people of libya. >> reporter: it has taken six months for rebel troops today consider -- to take control of the capital city. gadhafi is nowhere to be found. >> we are not scared of any capture or any rap for any powers. we are going to speak in strong. >> reporter: with that kind of defiance, he is not expected to surrender. >> is probably foolish to expect a velvet revolution nicknamed abu smoothly from u2 to modesty. >> i think libya will be more difficult than egypt. >> reporter: bed at the center

with terrorists thing obviously is something that obama had to deal with for a while because of bill ayres the funny thing is that the story came out today and shirk all this but i just have to you know i have to note the contradictions here and campaign staffer for congresswoman michele bachmann was arrested and imprisoned by the ugandan government secret police for alleged terrorism related activities nobody's talking about it right to i care honestly. at the same time if this was a campaign staffer for obama can you imagine what we would be hearing right now because he's a christian warrior he's he's the good kind of god's going oh ok all right you know you know i who the terror is i go out of limb and say that we're the media probably the nation is in crisis we're suffering from michele bachmann jobs are no longer the problems that bachmann won't shut up but then also the reason people are paying attention this is the evidence is mounting that there's no way she could win a general election absolutely no way i think it would be great for a visit this. site and i know you see. i think t

i just have so many problems with every word that comes to her mouth like get over the bill ayres thing i can handle any more of that but also it's kind of funny because sarah palin is one of the people who came under so much attack after the shooting in arizona right we were talking about violent rhetoric coming from the right which you just you can't blame crazy people and actions that they do on reddit. and yet now you have the right wing being very hypocritical and just saying i cannot believe it be used the word terrorist enterprise it applied it to us and therapy late in particular especially because the tea party's been calling obama a fascist at every one of their rallies over the last five years so i do think there i think there's something consistent in the response to what happened in arizona and to dis the idea of the consistency there is that conservatives will they get painted as terrorists i mean conservatives are painted as inspiring terrorism in arizona you know the ring accuser when you read it before it was like a living room i met her i mean i mean to that somebody w

william ayres has been caught. he was involved in a 1966 robbery and killing of a bartender. he was captured in 1967 but he escaped in 1975. recent information put him on his trial -- trail, including the photo we are showing you here. he was caught last friday. >>> the fbi made more arrests in a drive way shooting 7 years ago that killed a 17-year-old boy. alex fernandez was walking with a car pulled up and one opened fire. friday investigators arrested anthony figueroa on murder charges. they believe he drove the car. in march they arrested the men. investigators believe the shooting was gang related. >>> the conflict in libya turned into a celebration as libyan rebels are in control of tripoli. you see children line the streets cheering and waving the "v" for victory sign. rebels and linnians celebrated in green square and remaimed it martyrs' square, restoring its name to what it was called. president obama called on moammar gadhafi to have all of his forces lay down their arms. >> the situation is still fluid. there remains uncertainty and still elements who pose a threa

william ayres, former head of child psychiatry, was tried in 2009 for molesting several of his young patients. that case of him allegedly molesting those young patients ended with a hung jury. they want to retry the doctor, but now did ementia and memory s means he cannot be involved in a hearing. >>> a winery sting exposed four california wineries serving minors in their tasting rooms. they busted four wineries over the weekend. the wineries were cited. they will also be deferred to the association for winery control. >>> the situation is still a big mess. we've been reporting on the $150 wildfire char that they put in the budget later determined to be illegal. they have proved a maximum $90 manual fire fee in so-called extreme fire zones. living in less risky forestry areas would pay $70. it leaves them well short of the money they need to fight woodland fires. they are trying to block those fees from taking effect at all. >>> new airline rules take effect tomorrow that could translate to fewer delays on the tarmac, fewer passengers bumped from flights, and essentially fewer headac

william ayres had been accused of abuse in the 1990s. a trial in 2009 ended in a hung jury. yesterday prosecutors conceded that he now suffers from dementia and is not competent for a retrial. next month a judge will decide which hospital he will go to. >>> 5:11. facebook expanding one more time out growing its new digs. >> the protections airline passengers can expect starting today. >>> speaking of airlines, good day to travel out of sfo. 74 degrees, sunny skies. doesn't look like we'll have problems here. looks like things pretty good to the south. we'll see a few clouds, about a 20% chance of showers but not too bad. houston 99 degrees. atlanta, looks great, lots of sunshine, and about 90 degrees by the afternoon with no trouble. more on your local forecast coming up. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems m

ayres is accused of molesting young boys during therapy sessions.june, a jury found him unfit for trial due to dementia. now in a last-minute effort to show he's mentally competent, families hired a private investigators who -- investigator who filed -- followed ayers and it's reported that he's not the doubting old man that -- doubting old man that prosecutors are claiming. two people were arrested at a hotel in san francisco after police received a tip. police found a 19-year-old and two other girls in the hotel. all of them said they were being forced into prostitution. the girls were released to their parents. >>> a chlorine gas leak forced 8 800 people to evacuate in yolo county. the workers were exposed to chlorine dioxide after a system carrying that gas failed. 40 people needed hospital treatment. >> right now focusing on those who need medical treatment get it and accounting for everyone and making sure that everyone is evacuated. >> chlorine dioxide is routinely used to keep tomatoes sanitary during processing. >>> a new survey shows that

has been removed from a latino majority district and placed in a district with beverly hills, belle ayr, tell me. if congressman received a call from a salvadoran immigrant near macarthur park, korea donor from beverly hills who gets the call returned? that is the push of economic gerrymandering this commission is proposing. there is a large salvadoran population in the san fernando valley. we hope the district that gets restored in 2011 that was drawn in 1991 and taken away in 2001 will provide the community -- in maryland, virginia and washington d.c. the second largest contribution of second -- the kind of work being done that we can configure those districts because we are not a monolithic country. we are incredibly diverse. many of these groups want to ensure they have a voice in the process. >> back to one point because we are almost ready to wrap up. you made a point that it goes well beyond immigration into economic development and job success. when you look at the numbers there's -- i come out of business and we look at this community and you say this is the future for anybody