. >> this trial is about barry bonds. at least what i heard up there is the evidence which the government wants to use about barry bonds will continue to be impossible for them to come up. >> reporter: coming up at five 5:30, rita williams has information on what the defense team will be able to use and not. >>> it happened about 2:30 yesterday in willow park, 31- year-old terrace tompkins was playing with his daughter when someone gunned him down. tompkins was rushed to the hospital but died. his daughter was not hurt. >>> one guy had a child's head in his mouth, the other had his leg. a 4-year-old attacked by three pit bulls. robert handa is live with the dramatic story of how the boy's father saved his life. robert. >> frank, the pit bulls are being held here at the tri cities shelter. the father says that his boy is lucky to be alive, but actually the boy is lucky to have a father brave enough to rescue him. the boy is recovering from his injuries. miguel's father etin caranovin showed us how the attack took place. us

barry bonds trial, march 21. former team meats and other retired players and one current player will have to testimony at the barry bonds trial. jason giambi may have to take the stand and say he got steroids. barry bonds pleaded not guilty. and the rays made news, manny ramirez will play again, will be the dh for tampa bay and johnny damon will play there. they were teammates in boston. now members of tampa bay, the rays try to keep up with the rankies. -- with the yanks. jim will come back along with tom, ray and mike. so four members of singleterry's staff will work for the new coach jim jim harbaugh. jackie, did you go long tonight? >> i probably did. >> it was worth it. most sports guys throw their stuff. if i can help jackie blossom, let me be an old man and sit at the end.

>> barry, of course, it's me. >> anderson!e been everywhere, but the most beautiful scenery was in drummond, montana, big sky country. >> so, i'm looking at this beef chart. what part do you get the oysters from? >> well, right down here by the bottom of the sirloin and the -- between the flank -- well, right between the hind legs. >> between the legs? ♪ you broke my will what a thrill ♪ ♪ goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ >> back home in brooklyn, blue fishing only made me green and sea sick. i'm not kidding. >> ship's log, day 21. sure feels that way. the sea is choppy, the fish aren't biting and the crew is about to mutiny. i did everything i could to keep them amused. >> do you have any flounder? >> go fish. >> i got one! i got one! >> for "money" magazine's worst and best place to live, we headed to iowa to celebrate a place that came in -- last. >> he was arrested for swimming nude. >> they say davenport has no culture. >> one year we had extra money in the budget, the academy awards, baby. >> the award for best bl

>>> a federal judge this morning ruled that a number of formal probaseball players can testify in barry bonds' perjury trial. bonds' attorney down played the significant of the other baseball players saying they are not the ones on trial. >> this trial is about barry bonds. at least what i heard up there was that the evidence which the government wants to use about barry bonds will continue to be impossible for them to come up. >> the judge continued to include some of the evidence against bonds because his former trainer greg anderson refuses to testify and corroborate the evidence. >>> job losses in construction and government pushed california's unemployment rate slightly higher last month. it is now up 1/10 of a percent since november. most bay area counties remain higher than 12%. san stpraeupbs cois at 9.2%. marin county continues to have the lowest unemployment rate at 9.2%. >>> a group of california mayors says the ready to take the governor to court. to block one of the ways he wants to balance the state budget. governor brown has proposed eliminating local redevelopment agenci

what do you think about what might happen today barry? it was december 2003 when bonds testified before a grand jury investigated balco. he is now charged with perjury or lying under oath in that testimony when he said he never knowingly used performance enhancing drugs. in court, bonds' attorney succeeded in getting the judge to continue to bar much of the evidence seized in the balco raids, including private drug test results that prosecutors say show bonds tested positive forester identicals. that is unless bonds' former trainer greg anderson testifies. and that's unlikely. he has gone to jail in the past for refusing to do so. but prosecutors did get the judge to allow current and former baseball players such as jason giambi to testify if anderson provided them with steroids. >> i think he will probably association is going to be allowed. nobody wants that in. >> there is ample evidence he used banned drugs. some of it is going to be excluded from the jury. they will hear some of it. >> reporter: after all of these years barry bonds w

what do you think about what might happen today barry? it was december 2003 when bonds testified before a grand jury investigated balco. he is now charged with perjury or lying under oath in that testimony when he said he never knowingly used performance enhancing drugs. in court, bonds' attorney succeeded in getting the judge to continue to bar much of the evidence seized in the balco raids, including private drug test results that prosecutors say show bonds tested positive forester identicals. that is unless bonds' former trainer greg anderson testifies. and that's unlikely. he has gone to jail in the past for refusing to do so. but prosecutors did get the judge to allow current and former baseball players such as jason giambi to testify if anderson provided them with steroids. >> i think he will probably association is going to be allowed. nobody wants that in. >> there is ample evidence he used banned drugs. some of it is going to be excluded from the jury. they will hear some of it. >> reporter: after all of these years barry bonds w

. >> a federal judge will exam evidence and hear from witnesses in the case of barry bonds. test results and other materials were seized in raids during the investigation. the 46-year-old bonds is accused of lying to a federal grand jury in 2003 about his use of performance-enhancing drugs. bonds has pleaded not guilty. his trial is expected to start february 21st. >>> 41-year-old maurice conwell is still behind bars even though his conviction was jof turned last month. he was sentenced to 27 years to life in the shooting death of judy acosta in a drug deal gone bad. now two men affirmed in writing conwell was not involved in the shooting. he was initially convicted after a neighbor who saw the shooting identified him as a gunman. initially she claimed she was not sure who the killer was. the woman died in 1998 but they plan to use transcripts from her in the new trial. >>> the judge overseeing this next trial starts on monday. joseph yay iv will give his testimony then. the jury selection will begin monday. opening statements are scheduled to happen about march 21st. >>> no

on it and handwritten notes that said barry.prosecutors will argue they are entitled to use this evidence as a road ed map to lay out their case that bonds lied and misled investigators. prosecutors do battles other witnesses that could be damaging including a former bonds' girlfriend, kimberly bell and steve hopkins a personal manager. both sides will present their arguments today. the judge will come back with a decision next month and the trial is set to begin on march 21. >>> this morning, san jose mayor chuck reed will join a south bay business organization for a summit on helping caltrain deal with a $30 million budget deficit for the next fiscal year. the leadership group is working with caltrain to review options that might include putting tax measures in front of voters. it relies on muni, samtrans and others for funding. those transit systems are dealing with their own budget problems. right now caltrain has only enough money to run during the morning and evening commute hours. >>> hundreds of mayors and council member

. >> i'm janelle wang, former giants baseball star barry bonds will soon be headed for trial. today a hearing on damaging evidence, it could be a strikeout for the prosecution and a home [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? cardboard no, delicious yes. so where's the fiber? maybe it's in the honey clusters. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no, delicious yes. >>> it's 6:13. google chief executive eric schmidt is stepping down in a surprise shakeup. larry paige is reclaiming the top job. schmidt was brought in ceo a decade ago because google investors believed they needed a more mature leader. 55-year-old wrote, day to day adult supervision is no longer needed. he will act as advisor to paig

. >> former giants player barry bonds is in court. he is charged with lying to a federal grand jury about steroid use. defense will try to get more evidence thrown out. a judge has already barred several key pieces of evidence connected to his personal trainer, greg anderson because he has refused to testify. according to espn the evidence being disputed, doping cancerous with the initials b.b. on it and hand wrinkle notes labeled "barry," on it. >> and bay area university that first say is a cover-up for illegal imigrants. >> plus president obama is on the road today >>> federal prosecutors calling pleasanton university a sham and front that is providing illegal immigration status to foreign nationals. they report that agents raided the tri-valley university campus this week. u.s. districts attorney's office says it was a scheme okay millions of dollars in tuition fees by issuing visa related documents. >>> president obama advisory board on the economy is taking a new approach. today he visited general electric's plant to as the head

giants would not be here without the contribution of this left-hander, no. 75, newberry zito zito -- barry zito. [applause] >> this next guy is now -- and the jersey he wore is in the hall of fame. the jersey from game 5. he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing? the torture is over. world champ giants. it is good we brought the terminator here because it reminds us what we did to atlanta, but we did dto philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with califo

i don't know anybody who could do anything to barry. he was always a nice guy and would give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: his co-worker said he didn't show up monday or tuesday, and two co-workers went to his home to check on him. >> and we saw that when the door was open, things were ajar, thrown around. >> reporter: oakland police were called and say they found bingham dead in his house, he was a man of faith, an elder here at the church as well as a community leader. >> he mentored so many young boys that he was concerned about, would you know end up going down a wrong path. >> reporter: tonight his family is asking for your help. >> but you still need to do right and to come forward. if you know anything regarding this case, the family is asking you to contact the local authorities. >> reporter: the alameda coroner's office is not releasing the cause of death. >>> and flags at half staff today to honor barry bingham, the president of the alameda county board of supervisors ordered the flags be lowered. he said that bingh

when the officers arrived they found barry bingeham dead inside his house. his friends say he was a man of faith, an elder at this west oakland church and a communicate leader. tonight his family is asking for the public's help. >> you still need to do right and to come forward. if you know anything regarding this case, the family is asking you to contact the local authorities. >> reporter: tonight outside the home of barry bingeham his family said that they are starting to prepare for some vigils that will take place earlier this week. the coroner's office has been requested by detectives to not release any information about the cause of death. mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information on the deadly shooting of an armed man of a san jose police officer we first reported yesterday. the crime scene was in the foothills above san jose. that's where police say a confrontation between officers and a man with two knives ended with an officer shooting the man. we have been told the officer is gino galard a 17-year-old veteran of the force. the name of

. >>> federal prosecutors in the barry bonds perjury case will be allowed to call former pro athleteto testify about steroids use but not likely the government will be allowed to show some key documents linking bonds to steroids use. mark matthews was there in court this morning for the evidence hearing. >> barry bonds is facing 10 counts of lying to a grand jury back in 2003. grand jury was investigating steroids distribution from the drug lab in burlingame and police seized records from bonds personal trainer greg anderson indicating that anderson was supplying steroids from the lab to a number of other players. today federal district judge said she's inclined to let the other players testify. >> the judge said that some athlete can testify and we all figured that would be an item of interester to this group. that's fine. >>reporter: bonds attorney slugged it off. legal analyst dean johnson. >> the government is going to say that greg anderson distributed steroids to athlete. he told them they were steroids. athlete knew they were steroids and they were in fact steroids. and the go

when the officers arrived they found barry bingeham dead inside his house. his friends say he was a man of faith, an elder at this west oakland church and a communicate leader. tonight his family is asking for the public's help. >> you still need to do right and to come forward. if you know anything regarding this case, the family is asking you to contact the local authorities. >> reporter: tonight outside the home of barry bingeham his family said that they are starting to prepare for some vigils that will take place earlier this week. the coroner's office has been requested by detectives to not release any information about the cause of death. mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information on the deadly shooting of an armed man of a san jose police officer we first reported yesterday. the crime scene was in the foothills above san jose. that's where police say a confrontation between officers and a man with two knives ended with an officer shooting the man. we have been told the officer is gino galard a 17-year-old veteran of the force. the name of

. >> former giants player barry bonds is in court. he is charged with lying to a federal grand jury about steroid use. defense will try to get more evidence thrown out. a judge has already barred several key pieces of evidence connected to his personal trainer, greg anderson because he has refused to testify. according to espn the evidence being disputed, doping cancerous with the initials b.b. on it and hand wrinkle notes labeled "barry," on it. >> and bay area university that first say is a cover-up for illegal imigrants. >> plus president obama is on the road today are you trapped and don't know how to escape your addiction to cigarettes? one out of two regular smokers will die prematurely from smoking. you don't have to be one of them. escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. [ male announcer ] nature is unique... ...authentic... ...pure... and also delicious. ♪ like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. because natural is no

>> we can give that question to barry. maybe you can give her some advice? >> there are a lot of challenges in community media right now. i have been trying to get our local station to work with us to figure out how to work together to get things going in the community. one of the challenges right now that the media landscape has is that it has been remade for lot of the other stations. these folks that are doing educational government television right now are rooted in ratings in a lot of cases. anyone can be broadcaster and no one wants access to the channel anymore. really, we are just at the beginning of this. for example, i no longer have cable. i get all of my television of the web. that is not on the -- that is not an unusual situation. >> [unintelligible] first of all, back to the question of diversity, the fact that we even have to talk about diversity and employing people who represent that range of diversity, in this day and age, is incredible to me. after 50 years of struggle we are still talking about how many women and minorities are in the wor

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that and what can water managers do to adopt their operations appropriately. that's a particularly appropriate time for us to be working on this issue and we're putting the finishing touches of a report could, in hot water, what can water manager's do to address this. there's executive summary and we're just finishing the editing now and it should be out in six weeks and how should water managers be changing the way they think in response to water climate change and we're delighted to be there with the report. if you in

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference

>> i'm with the hydrologist, barry wilson eluded to this, i think it's important to monitor what is happening and keep on that. the projection of trends is a good way to at least get a handle on something and also feedback can go to climate modelers and they can adopt their models if need be. that points toward more of a 50 year horizon more than a reasonable projection to make. it's nice to show it for a hundred years but that's pretty well mostly beyond all of our planning endeavors. there is a climate effort that was trying to be set up in 3 hundred stations and now it's scaled to one hundred. the energy commission is trying get another one in california. it's locating and measuring sites where we don't expect differences in the land use and really trying define really some of what's happening. the next one is maybe a little bit far out, but we're talking billions so for that kind of money, maybe we ought to support or look that idea of something out in space just like putting mirrors out there, something that can be taken down if necessary so reflect some energy back into space that we're

with cutbacks and technology shifts, what has that done to the quality of news, barry parr? >> when i worked at the "mercury news" back in the 1990's, we were trying to compete with the paper. i am here to stay mission accomplished. it has been a tough 10, 20 years. i have to tell you, some of the greatest innovation and highest quality work is coming from the ground up. if you look back over the last year, one of the most crucial issues that has concerned in this country, health care reform, we really have to say the traditional media let the country down. it has been a significant problem in the country. in many ways, it is not perfect, it is never going to be perfect, but on the other hand, we have a lot of small innovators out there that are thinking -- changing the way that we think about information. i have been running a small website for about six years. the thing that i am finding is technology has shifted under me as well. i have to think hard about how i have to keep up with social media, how you control the rumors, help people establish fiction from fact. >> than

. >>> the defense team for barry bonds heads to court today. find out why they want a lot of evidence thrown out against the slugger. >>> and a live look outside. the hp pavilion has a cool story about a young kid who played for the sharks up in vancouver. we'll tell you more about that later on. >>> good morning, everybody. a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. nice and clear to start the day. maybe a little bit chilly, but overall your friday and weekend forecast is not looking bad at all. we'll have updates on that and your temperatures throughout the course of the morning. >>> new this morning, a san francisco judge will hear important arguments to affect the latest federal case against slugger barry bonds. bob redell is live outside the district courthouse in san francisco where the defense will try to get key evidence thrown out. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, brentment they have already done that in the past trying to chip away at the case against barry bonds, their client. they will try to do it again today at the

i have to reiterate barries comments. there's been a great group of people and topics and probably the only better conference i've been to was in nebraska. a long time back, they are way ahead of you on this. i was delighted to hear lester snows understanding of global climate change and we'll have to start calling him lester rain however, and your probably really sick of hearing that, so, next slide. what i'm going to do is talk a little bit about - not the science or impact which i've worked with quite a bit - but rather resources for managers to try and close some of the discussions. you heard this and this is a conclusion from years back from the water assessment approach. the people are chaning. and it's effecting society and water sources are now unavoidable. again 7 years back, and by no means i went back to my records and congress don edwards some of you may remember, held a hearing in 1987 on impacts of climate change on san francisco bay area and that was years back but it's getting a lot of attention but not a

barry bonds' legal team returns to court for a pretrial hearing. bonds and his attorney are expected to ask the judge to reject prosecution attempts to use certain evidence in his upcoming perjury trial set to begin on march 21. he is accused of lying when he told a grand jury investigating the balco drug lab scandal that he never knowingly used steroids. they want to use documents that may implicate bonds' former trainer anderson. he has spent more than a year in jail on contempt charges. >> chuck read will join a team at stanford for a summit on caltrain deal for the next fiscal year. the leadership group is working with caltrain to review option that has might include putting tax measures before voters. the railroad does not receive state or federal assistance and relies on muni, samtrans and the santa clara transportation authority to contribute funding. they are dealing with their own budget problems. right now the agency only has enough money in the budget to run during the morning and evening commute hours. >> hundreds of thes and council me

>> i'm with the seattle utilities and i want to expand on barries partners for example anding the funding i was recently in conference in washington and focused on carbon markets and there's a lot of discussion about linking up with the california system that's going to be emerging, whatever that may be along with the, i think its the reggie, system. there's a large amount of money trying to drive carbon out of the atmosphere. there's potential there, especially in california, if the systems link up to partner with funds that have billion dollars funds developed to essentially harvest certified emission reductions and trade them perhaps in the,eu, or in california. so there's a question whether the community wants their credit emission to leave the community but still, there's a lot of opportunities to others that may need assistance reducing the emissions. >> all right.. thank you. i think we're just about out of time and i wanted to just take the last couple of minutes to remind you that the website will be open. do you know how long laura? your going to talk about that. you have cards

story of love and devotion in the face of a terribly sad but increasingly common condition told by our barryersen. >> yes, you look... yeah, i'd say. i like people. >> reporter: her name is jan carleton. she has early onset alzheimer's disease. >> darling. >> reporter: but she is not just a stranger. to me, this story is personal. how are you? >> there are survivor of heart attacks. there are survivors of cancer. there are survivors of lung disease. there are no survivors of alzheimers disease. >> reporter: a story i never thought i would tell as a reporter later on sunday morning. >> osgood: natalie portman is a highly accomplished star of the screen whose high profile award last sunday night may be just the beginning for her. this morning mo rocca pays her a visit. ♪ >> reporter: she's beautiful, talented, and very hard working. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and did we mention she's also really smart? when you graduated from high school, you were voted most likely to? >> to be on jeopardy. >> reporter: instead she's the talk of hollywood. natalie portman, later on sunday morning. >>

. >>> barry bonds back in jail. the defense team is expected to ask a judge to throw out key evidence that was seized during the balco investigation. this is an attempt to build on their legal victory. a judge barred much of the evidence the prosecutors hope to use against barry bonds. the trial is scheduled to begin in march. >>> 5:07 is the time. let's check in with sal. any problems with the commute? >> this morning we have had a couple things already beginning to get our attention if you want to go out to the live pictures i will show you that 80 westbound will be okay. there have been some earlier construction delays that have been clear. if you are driving let's say to highway 92 and 880 or some of the areas you see construction, you might still see them leving. just before we went on the air it looks like they cleared some of those things. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is light coming into san francisco. no problems on the span itself. at 5:08 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. a very happy

what evidence would be allowed in the barry bonds perjury trial? it's especially since a personal trainer refuses to testify about the former slugger. a look at weather and traffic today you out the door. in case you're in a hurry. you don't have to because traffic is beautiful. the weather is also going to be fabulous. you can tell too much because it is a dark. you can see it is clear, that will give way to sunshine later today. >> we just have to get rid of fog this morning. most the bay area is fine. we have fog for now, cooler temperatures this morning. we have temperatures this afternoon that may approach records. >> a better start for this friday's morning commute them we saw yesterday. not too bad that the bay bridge. west bound ride. see how light the traffic is. a smooth trip across the upper deck. one installed by treasure island parrot is not blocking any traffic lanes. a complete check right ahead. >> the developing story we are following as we look for this for year-old boy named juliani cardenas at of patterson who was taken by the m

he did something no one has done in politics since barry goldwater ran in 1964.he broke with his party endorsed the other party's candidate. not only that, he appeared at the convention. scoop jackson never did that. pat moynihan and never did that. he not only did it, he was seeking the vice presidential nomination of the republican party. he may himself a man without a party and he could not win a primary. >> i am not -- i understand your point that this was a self- serving decision on his part. i think it was a matter of sticking up for his friend. >> but it is interesting when you talk about how bipartisan of the thing is that you attack a guy -- >> i'm not saying -- >> so what? he was an american. >> did not deny his american citizenship? wonderful american, admirable american, lovable american, but he ceased to be a democrat for ou. >> and that to you is damning. we're talking about a matter of principle and that is different. >> when they endorsed barry goldwater and civil rights -- >> you argue principle, i am arguing time. we're running out of it ronald

. >>> and the barry bonds perjury case should move forward today. see why the defense team is crying foul on a lot of the evidence. >>> plus, the giants are showing off the world series trophy in their old home. we'll show you how the trophy travels in style. those stories and a whole lot more coming up with laura and i in just a bit. >> thank you, laura. >>> an experimental drug is helping those with advanced melanoma. it blocks damaged proteins caused by a gene mutation to leave healthy cells alone. almost every patient with a type of skin cancer responded to the drug, but the company who makes it has not said how much longer the patients are surviving. >>> students worried about acing the next big test may want to write about it. students in a study given ten minutes to write about anxieties before taking the exam exhale actually improved their grade. researchers at the university of chicago say the exercise allowed students to unload their fears to better concentrate on the test itself. this type of writing could apply in the working world as we

barry bingham. coworkers hadn't seen him for a few days, got worried and called police who found his body inside his west oakland townhouse at about noon today. investigators won't say how he was killed only that there were signs of trauma. the 64-year-old bingham known to friends as barry b. previously served on the alameda school board. >>> the hills east of san jose looked like an armed camp this afternoon. authorities headed out to the eastern foothills investigating reports of a man with a weapon. joe vazquez says when it was over officers had shot and killed a suspect. joe? >> reporter: ken, it happened right back here beyond the fence line. the sheriff's department saying a man with a knife confronted police officers and one officer shot him dead. a family arm of search and rescue workers gathered to get a briefing from police helping to investigate an officer- involved shooting. a santa clara county sheriff's spokesman said it was a san jose police officer who shot a man along a creek bed be

. >>> plus, they will be key in barry bonds' perjury case. before the trial gets under way, we know who is being forced to testify. >> why don't you get him hooked to you. a monitor and get blood pressure on him. >> the life-saving lessons bay area med students learn from a bunch of dummies. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, they've busted a massive >>> tonight, bay area law enforcement agencies say that they have busted a massive three-county prostitution ring involving dozens of immigrant asian women. investigators say they raided 10 locations in alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. they did arrest eight people accused of operating that ring. nine women have been detained, and investigators say they are poring over a mountain of evidence. >> the evidence that we saw yesterday was the kind of evidence you see in the movies, ledgers, cash, assets, all of the paraphernalia that's associated with prostitution. >> investigators think the ring leaders brought dozens of women to the united states from both taiwan and china. the women are getting support se

. >>> a judge will hear pretrial arguments today over evidence against former giants slugger barry bonds. prosecutors say they have proof that bonds used steroids between 2001 and 2003 and then lied about it before a grand jury. but much of their evidence is linked to bonds' personal trainer, who has refused to testify. the judge has already excluded urine tests. now attorneys for bonds want other evidence thrown out ahead of the perjury trial such as calendars and handwritten notes. >>> and the trial has already begun for the man known as spider dan. dan goodwin climbed a 58-story building in san francisco last september. he now faces charges of trespassing and public nuisance. goodwin says he made the climb to call attention to the lack of security in skyscrapers. but yesterday a prosecutor argued that the stunt put people's lives at risk and, yeah, caused a major disruption. >>> 4:35. police are telling women in oakland to watch out, this after a man attacked, robbed and sexually assaulted a woman near lake merritt tuesday night in a residential neighborhood off lakeshore avenue. the

barry bingham the political director of sciu local 616. now, a coworker hadn't seen him for days, got worried and called police, who then found his body inside his west oakland townhouse about noon yesterday. investigators won't say how he was killed, only that there were signs of trauma. the 64-year-old bingham, known to friends as barry b, previously served on the alameda school board. >>> well, a fatal shooting by police under investigation in the south bay this morning. it happened about noon yesterday in the hills just east of san jose. santa clara county sheriff's deputies and san jose police answered calls about a suspicious man in the remote neighborhood. the suspect was said to be threatening a man in a creekbed behind a home. >> law enforcement showed up and approached the man down in the ravine and came back at them with an undisclosed weapon and shots were fired. >> police say the suspect was holding a knife. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no one else was hurt. >>> 4:36. new information about a body found in a burning car

barry toronto has already turned in a speaker card. >> good afternoon. as someone said, i guess i have a doppelganger tonight. what i would like to point out is i heard about this. usually the time limit you have is the time limit on the meter, and a lot of the meters in the city are two hours. i think the issue is the center for one hour for all of them, it does not make sense because you are going to confuse the public, and if you are going to have protests because people are not going to know. if you adopt one hour, you should at least have a signed up at every meter, and a lot of them do not even have meters. you have to go to a station to put your money in, but that is broken, you should be told in big letters so you did not have to get reading glasses out to read that you only have one hour if the meter's broken. i think that it is only fair to actually go by the maximum amount of time and you can put money in for that particular meter. that is what makes sense. also, enforcement. i'm asking you today to do what makes sense rather than to suddenly