. >>> new at noon, the sentencing hearing for william ayres is underway right now in san mateo. as many as 11 of his victims are expected to testify. the 81-year-old man entered a no contest plea to molesting boys during exams in the 1990s. ayres could get up to 20 years in prison. >>> police in sowsh alameda county are warning residents about a burglary scheme that involves a woman and a snake scam. investigators think she may have struck again over the weekend. the person living in a home on moore drive in fremont says a woman came to her door on saturday. she told her that a poisonous snake was loose in her neighborhood and had bitten a little girl and that she and her coworker needed to go into the house to set some traps. >> you have to be aware of -- the people who are actually coming to your door, you know, and be careful about who they are and letting them in. >> well, that victim later realized the snake story was just a scam. her home was burglarized since she was distracted. there was a similar incident in union city last week. >>> well, today is the first day of clas

---en mayo pasado, "william ayres", de 81 aÑos de edad no se opuso a los cargos en su contra y hoy fuentenciado a 8 aÑos en prision. ---una de las victimas describio a "ayres" como asqueroso y que sus acciones contra los menores fueron horribles. ---el abogado del ex siquiatra intent suspender el juicio alegando que su cliente no tiene la capacidad mental para ser juzgado; sin embargo, rechazaron su peticion. cesar ---la policia de san jose sigue sin capturar a dos pistoleros que asesinaron a un hombre latino a plena luz del dia la tarde del sabado.. take vo ---ponga mucha atencion a este video donde se puede ver el preciso momento de la agresion que fue captada por una camara de seguridad ---la victima iba en bicicleta, se detuvo en un estacionamiento en las calles "julian" y "tercera" cuando un hombre armado corre hacia l, lo golpea y le dispara ---momentos despues, otro sujeto en bicicleta abri fuego contra l.. ---la victima, ramon garcia de 22 aÑos de edad, falleci en el hospital.. ---si usted tiene informacion sobre este caso, comuniquese con la policia. vo-blanca ---mientras que

kristen ayres went back to where it all started and what she found there was identity theft just waiting to happen. >> reporter: one day, this mayer island lot was vacant and trash-free. the next -- >> i thought, that was just one big mess to clean. >> randy who works nearby couldn't believe his eyes. up to 150 cubic yards of industrial construction trash. two dump trucks full. brazenly and illegally dumped and abandoned on this private lot. the sheriff deputies said it was the biggest dump they have ever seen. toilets, pli wood, debris. workers say the trash heap stretched from here all the way back to those yellow poles and it was piled high up to this barbed wire fence. deputies made a startling discovery. the trash was from this drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in oakland. it is now bank owned and when we visited, it appeared to be burned down. deputies contacted the subcontractor. he agreed to clean it up, even hauling it out in dump trucks today. but he could still face charges. and in an unexpected twist, not everything was cleared out of allied fellowship service. we found

mateo psychiatrist will spend 8 years in prison for molesting underaged patients. 81-year-old william ayres was supposed to be counseling the five boys who came to him in the 1990s. his victims tearfully gave statements during a sentencing yesterday. ayres pleaded no contest to eight counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. >>> first thieves were posing as pg&e workers, now animal crow officers to steal from bay area homes. police say it's happened at least twice in fremont and once in union city in just the past week. a woman apparently comes to the door, saying they are looking for a poisonous snake that's on the loose. when they go into the backyard to measure for traps, police say an accomplice sneaks into the front of the home to steal cash and jewelry. >> allotted of people coming around here soliciting for different things, and mostly they don't look very professional so it looks a little shady and suspicious. >> police say anyone who really works for animal control would have a photo id and know there aren't any snakes on the loose. >>> the chp is making an effort to

williams ayres of san mateo made that no contest plea just four days into a jury selection.rial ended in a hung jury and a subsequent mistrial in 2009. several of the victims are expected to testify today. ayres could get up to 20 years in prison. >>> san jose may soon become the biggest city in california to ban plastic foam food containers. the city council is due to vote tomorrow. many rest ants say foam take out boxes are recyclable but supporters say most of the containers end up in landfills. that ban is approved multistate restaurant chains will need to use alternatives by 2014. the smaller neighborhood restaurants by is 2015. >> two teens that spent the summer engaged in very -- two teams that spent the summer engaged in verbal battles will finish for the cup. they won by the largest margin of three minutes and 20 seconds. >>> san jose sharks fans will have the chance to buy tickets to the team's preseason game. tickets for the 2013 preseason at the newly named sap center go on sale at 10:00 this morning. the first game will be held september 20th against anaheim. th

will ayres of san mateo entered that no contest plea.hen a subsequent mistrial in 2009. several victims are expected to testify today. ayres could get up to 20 years in prison. >>> two of the teens that spent the summer engaged in a series of verbal battles are now meet out on the san francisco bay to determine who will win the 34th americas cup. new zealand took the win against italy in the final cup challenger series. they won by the biggest margin of 3:20. that means new zealand will face oracle team usa in the best of 17 americas cup which starts september 7th. >>> a plan to move the big game to the 49ers new stadium is getting a negative reaction from college football fans. cal's assistant athletic director confirmed the 49ers approached cal and stanford about moving their rivalry game from berkeley to levi stadium for a single year in 2014. cal officials say they are open to the idea but cal alumni are upset. they started an online petition to keep that from happening. saying the school could lose $100,000 in revenue. if the game w

. >> william ayres will be required to pay a $10,000 and register as a sex offender. >>> the end of the year crime fighting effort. this focuses on gang intervention, drug enforcement and community outreach. in the past it's been carried out over the last few months in the year. this year, it is starting a month earlier. after 32 years, the curtain will come down for the final time at the end of this year's season of shakespeare santa cruz. >> the dean announced this will be the final season of the theatre company. it's been plagued by financial problems for years. the company debt will be nearly $2 million when the summer season ends this weekend. the last performance will be the holiday production in november. >>> the tile now is 4:56, the major league baseball's worse feel may be the best team at making money. >>> massive names lead to an early warning house fire. this could help answer what caused the fire. >> we're off to a good start when it comes to the morning commute. looking live and you can see traffic is moving well on the golden gate bridge. >>> there's less of a sea breeze

. >>> william ayres will spend 8 years in prison for molestation.s gave statements yesterday. ayres pleaded no contest to eight counts of lewd lascivious acts on a child under 14. >>> pg&e says it may seek rate hikes of 4% because of the fines and penalties for that deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. the utility faces up to $4 billion in fines and says it will not pass along those costs. but may need to raise rates to cover increased bore roving costs. pg&e says if it is forced to pay the $4 billion, it will need to raise some $800 million to cover the cost of raising all that capital. >>> first thieves were posting as pg&e workers, now they are posing as animal control officers to steal from bay area homeowners. police say it's happened at least twice in fremont and once in union city in just the past week. a woman apparently comes to the door saying they are looking for a poisonous snake that's on the loose in the neighborhood. and when they go into the backyard to measure for traps, police say an accomplice sneaks into the front of the home

ayres pleaded no contest to eight counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. >>> chp is trying to get taggers in san jose. a special task force is seeking out to catch criminals in the act. some officers are being diverted from regular duties to focus only on arresting those who spray-paint freeways. seven alleged taggers have been arrested in two months. all were found around freeways with fresh paint on their hands or closed and used spray cans in their backpacks. prosecutors intend to pursue the cases as felonies. >> as a felony offense we can seek up to three years of custody time. we can also have the court order restitution. >> one example, the concrete was barely dry and some new retaining walls on highway 680 in alum rock overcrossing when they were tagged again. >>> the backlash against the state's first of its kind laws for rights of transgender students. 6million public school students can choose their restrooms and sports teams based on gender identity starting on january 1. opponents of the new law are organizing a referendum. they must collect over 500,000

ayres faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> in the next few weeks san francisco police officers will be wearing chest cameras. the department says the cameras will be worn while serving search warrants and only by supervisors. the cameras are to insure they are following correct procedures. this comes after a video surfaced. >>> time now is 4:55. san jose may soon become the largest city in california to approve a ban on plastic foam food containers. the city council is expected to vote on the proposal tomorrow. many restaurants and business groups that oppose the ban say they are recyclable. but reporters say most of the containers end up in landfills any way. if the ban passes restaurant chains will have to use alternatives by 2014. >>> thousands of bay area residents are headed to nevada for this years burning manifest value. it all gets under way today. the week long festival brings about 68,000 people. the festival goers set up a massive tent city in the area. the bonfire is a tradition that started more than 20 years ago. >>> two teams that have spent the summer engaged in a serie

prosecutors say william ayres may have sexually molested 50 boys but many cases fell outside of the statute of limitations. he was referred cases for decades despite receiving complaints of sexual abuse. he will pay a $10,000 fine and register as a sex offender. >>> we're now nearly 38 hours away from the bay bridge shutdown. how bay area transit agencies plan to help commuters get around during the closure. >>> police at one local university say back to school means party time. we'll tell you what kept campus police so busy the first day of school. Ñáçwçñ >>> we are now just days away from being able to drive on the new span of the bay bridge. that means tomorrow night at 8:00, the entire bridge will shut down to give crews several days to prepare for the opening. the o'ing still scheduled for 5:00 a.m. on tuesday morning but we're learning it could be earlier. that's one reason why labor day is so important, because historically the weather has been so good to us. >> project managers say it could -- it is likely that crews could be finished with the paving, striping and moving barriers ra

ayres is a former president of the american academy of child and adolescent psychiatrist. he was charged with nine counts of lewd or lash of this act on a child under the age of 14. --lascivious acts. >>mark: developing this morning coming out of syria agreed a u.n. team that is supposed to investigate an alleged chemical attack reported killed hundred last week has left their hotel. the members were seen wearing body armor as they were leaving in seven suvs. it's not clear if the team is headed to the some-to- suburb or the alleged attack occurred. syrian officials said yesterday that a u.n. team could investigate the site but a senior white house officials dismissed the deal as " too late to be credible. " >>james: and japan's industry minister has promised government action to curb radioactive leaks from the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant. that plan suffered. meltdown's after a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011. government officials say likes maintenance by the plant's operators largely to blame for the water leaks from storage tanks surrounding the plant.

. >> reporter: victims of child psychologist, william ayres says he took advantage of his position, molesting patients he was supposed to be helping. >> disgusting. >> reporter: thomas, declined to give a last name, one of several who spoke in court today about the pain ayers caused him and the justice that simply took too long. >> i think this was retraumatizing on every level because of the duration of this proceeding. >> reporter: the district attorney agrees. >> this was a road that was way, way, way too long. >> reporter: the crimes took place in the 1990s, but weren't brought to light until much longer. the first trial ended with a mistrial and hung jury. >> hard to say, after seven years, it's hard to speak of the relief that it's now completed, and finally, he will be on his way to state prison. >> reporter: the 81-year-old was sentenced to 8 years for lewd, and luciferous acts on children under the age of 18. >> we need to make it easier for victims to speak out. i think that justice was served today. >> reporter: ayers family spoke on his behalf, saying this makes no sense, given th

william ayres was sentenced to 8 years in prison for molesting his young patients. ann reuben was in redwood city for that sentencing. tells us what the victims told the court. >> reporter: today the victims got to speak about the pain ayers caused them, and about the justice, they say simply took too long. today's sentencing coming after ayers, and 81-year-old former child psychologist needed no contest. ayers was charged with eight counts of lewd and luciferous acts against a child aging 8 to 14. one of the victims explained on video, how he believed the genital touching was truly part of his exam and first, and was later too ashamed to tell his parents. saying, i don't wish you to pity me, but i wish i didn't have the baggage this sex criminal laid on me. >> i think this was retraumatizing on early level. >> hard to say after seven years, it's hard to speak of the relief we feel that it's now completed, and finally, he will be on his bay to state prison. and a real prison. nothing, no jail, no work program, anything, he will be going to prison where he longs for

. >>> 81-year-old william ayres faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading no contest to molesting young patients in the '80s and '90s. today the judge revoked his bail. >>> as students get ready to head back to class in just a couple of weeks, they're being warned to keep close tabs of their smartphones. the devices have become a top target for thieves, and their victims are getting younger. >> this year's back to school shopping list. new clothes, new shoes, and maybe a new smartphone. >> reporter: brandon, an incoming freshman got this one just last week. >> i just keep it safe, put it in my pocket. don't show it in there, because you never know, right? >> reporter: smartphone robberies have surged in the city. in many cases, students are the victims. >> people look at these kids as potential targets. and that is sad. >> reporter: the principal says teens can easily be distracted by their devices. >> there's a lot that kind of catches their attention. sometimes it is challenging to get them to look up, and be aware. >> reporter: the principal here says usually his students have

. >> reporter: victims of child psychologist, william ayres says he took advantage of his position, molesting patients he was supposed to be helping. >> disgusting. >> reporter: thomas, declined to give a last name, one of several who spoke in court today about the pain ayers caused him and the justice that simply took too long. >> i think this was retraumatizing on every level because of the duration of this proceeding. >> reporter: the district attorney agrees. >> this was a road that was way, way, way too long. >> reporter: the crimes took place in the 1990s, but weren't brought to light until much longer. the first trial ended with a mistrial and hung jury. >> hard to say, after seven years, it's hard to speak of the relief that it's now completed, and finally, he will be on his way to state prison. >> reporter: the 81-year-old was sentenced to 8 years for lewd, and luciferous acts on children under the age of 18. >> we need to make it easier for victims to speak out. i think that justice was served today. >> reporter: ayers family spoke on his behalf, saying this makes no sense, given th

. >>> 81-year-old william ayres faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading no contest to molesting young patients in the '80s and '90s. today the judge revoked his bail. >>> as students get ready to head back to class in just a couple of weeks, they're being warned to keep close tabs of their smartphones. the devices have become a top target for thieves, and their victims are getting younger. >> this year's back to school shopping list. new clothes, new shoes, and maybe a new smartphone. >> reporter: brandon, an incoming freshman got this one just last week. >> i just keep it safe, put it in my pocket. don't show it in there, because you never know, right? >> reporter: smartphone robberies have surged in the city. in many cases, students are the victims. >> people look at these kids as potential targets. and that is sad. >> reporter: the principal says teens can easily be distracted by their devices. >> there's a lot that kind of catches their attention. sometimes it is challenging to get them to look up, and be aware. >> reporter: the principal here says usually his students have

mateo psychiatrist will spend 8 years in prison for molesting underaged patients. 81-year-old william ayres was supposed to be treating the five boys. his victims tearfully gave statements during a sentencing today. he pleaded no contest to 8 counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. >>> the couple charged with stealing luggage from sfo following the deadly asiana plane crash was back in court today. police say former united baggage handler sean crudup and his wife were caught on camera taking unclaimed luggage from a diverted flight. the two will face a preliminary hearing in november. >>> a top official at sfo is accused of helping his nephew get a promotion despite multiple disciplinary actions. lar ray mazzola is the president of the san francisco airport commission. phil matier reports his nephew mark kennedy is in line for a permanent $86,000 a year safety job at the airport. kennedy resigned from an earlier airport job for having porn on his computer. he also pleaded no contest to assaulting the boyfriend of his ex at an airport terminal. mazzola said he helped a lot of

confirmed,ports are it does not bode well for the rest of the day as these marches just began three at ayres very large gathering in central downtown cairo. deployed aseing well. the interior ministry yesterday authorized police and security officials to use live ammunition against any assault on the state institutions and police and this comes in the wake of morsi supporters attacking the local government building in giza from a setting it ablaze and burning it down as well as attacks on churches run the country. >> sharif, this represents the worst political bloodshed, what happened this week in the modern history of egypt. do you get any sense among the supporters of morsi that more may then say that elections and democracy don't work, that they have got to turn to civil war and violence against the government? >> i think we are at a pivotal from a critical point in terms of what the internal debate is within the islamist movement, whether decisions will be. see whatemain to control the groups have over the rank and file anymore and you upwards of 600 people killed in a single day across

william hamilton ayres, pleaded no contest to the charges against him just four days into jury selection ended in hung jury and subsequent mistral and 2009. he is a former president of the american academy of child and adolescent psychiatry. he was charged with nine counts of lewd or the basis axle on a child under the age of 14. >> today, president obama will present the medal of honor to army staff sgt ty carter. eight american soldiers died as caliban insurgents in afghanistan attacked combat outpost keating in october 2009. staff sergeant carter ran a and guantlet a heavy fire to get much-needed ammunition to his unit. the 330 will be presented with the united states highest military honor the law in a ceremony at the white house. >> the california department of education released $25 million to help restore money taken away from preschool programs. the funds are aimed at along some 200 programs funded by the state to increase. though it will not cover all the money comes from these programs, state officials say it is a step in the right direction. president obama said earlier this s

william hamilton ayres of san mateo made the no contest plea four days into jury selection in his second his first trial ended with a hung jury and subsequent mistrial in 2009. now, a number of victims are expected to testify today. he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> donald trump's trump university is failing with new york's attorney general. a $40 million loud was filed over. weekend accusing the university of a bait-and-switch scam. it said trump misled students by having them pay $1500 for a three-day workshop. once there, they were urged to sign up for a year-long course. students say they were promised classes with real estate experts and the chance to meet with trump but either happened. a spokesman for trump says the lawsuit is politically motivated. >>> a big cleanup underway in california. thunderstorms dropped several inches of rain causing flash flooding and mud slides -- mudslides. this is east of palm springs. high waters swept across the roads stranding drivers in their cars. some of the flooding up to 5 feet high and a half-mile wide. neighborhoods and businesses were