his whereabouts led police investigators here to pits berg, the canyon landfill. investigators are combed through 3,000 tons of trash, garbage and debris looking for sales' remains.

the subscribers to the magazine is mark zucker berg. she an incredibly rich young man. >> that are is amazing. and single, ladies. >> yes, he is. >> never mind. time now is 5:19. the immigration debate is no laughing matter, but a comedian will be the next big witness. stephen colbert will testify tomorrow as well as the president of the united farm workers. he spent a dayworking in a vegetable farm in new york state. that aired last night and featured an interview with local democrats. >> this new campaign of the farm workers is so interesting. take our jobs please. >> 'do you think so few americans have taken up this challenge? >> it's tough dirty work. >> are you saying americans are not tough? >> it's hot. >> agriculture workers will lobby for the jobs bill, but it's unclear if colbert will appear or be there as himself or in character. the hearing is tomorrow. >> cal graduate and detainee sarah shourd will be hitting the wear waves on the oprah winfrey show. sarah's motherer will join her for the interview. bauer and fattal remain

i want him home for his father, for this berg his brother and grandparents.uncil is expected to address concerns over iran's nuclear program... ahmadinejad says his government does not want an atomic bomb... but does want the u-s to accept iran as major power. he's not the first police officer to come out in favor of prop 19... e the first to do >>> she's not the first police officer to come out in favor of prop 19, but might be the first to do it on horseback. she is making a statement to win votes to legalize marijuana in california. >> i had two ladies in their 80s to be the horn for a two thumbs up. the state of california is saying yes. >> he rode across the conto end the federal war on drugs. >>> all right. lawrence is here. we usher in fall but it showed up already. >> yes. it is early. it a strange summer indeed. it is winding down and feeling like fall outside. well, some of the rain drawls outside. over .10 of an inch. san francisco and all of the beautiful colors and celebrated and all of the wonderful soon and ann loves the moon cakes. can't get e

doing to characters berg. but then again. with the delta protection act clearly is headed to court. to court. last year we ended up with odds not only with the building industry of california but also the legal cities and county organizations not wanting us to interfere and we think we have a different relationship this year and we want to continue to push the issue of land use plans and processes not just some ste rile plan on a shelf. fully use this and even more importantly disclose those kinds of things as they proceed to develop properly. one issue is when we issue grants from onee and 84 to perhaps flood jurisdiction we want the local land use that protects that to adopt a formal flood risk associated with it. very controversial but that fight is not over. >> all right. over on this side in the back, yes. >> i'm laura lee from the san francisco chamber of commerce. i have two questions. one your welcome to ignore and answer the second one. the first one is, this conversation today seems apposed to issue about draining hetchhetchy. if you could assure me somewhere in your plan

. >> well justin as you make your way up and down 95 and the harris berg expressway, traffic is moving well. no incidents on 95 or 83. this is the interloop of the key bridge and this is not moving fast at all. we have a crash blocking the right lane. traffic begins to jam as you approach the toll plaza so i would try to avoid the key bridge as we look here, another glimpse of the traffic. delays running over 15 to 20 minutes so avoid if possible. >> we are working one more accident. this is going to be in brooklyn park, a struck pedestrian. police and emergency crews are on the scene there. expect delays there. >> only 7 minutes from the 95 split to 295. 95 look good from the beltway to 32. southwest side of the loop no problems between 70 and 95. that will take you about 8 mints. back to you. >> here is dale horn. how have you been? >> great. i've missed you. >> i missed you. >> this comes from diana who asks with the elections around the corner could brew provide some predictions on how things will play for congress, the markets and the economy. >> one, what do we think is happening

. >> reporter: there are questions about zuckered berg's timing. >> they're saying we stole facebook. >> less than a week before a liz-than-flattering portrayal of the the entrepreneur hit the movies. >> if someone shows up on your doorstep with a check for $100 million your first instinct is to say thank you and i think it should be. boy the second day i think you should start to wonder who are you again and how come i've never seen you in my neighborhood. >> reporter: most parents and student, although skeptical, are thankful. >> i just hope they do a good deal dwooed that money. >> reporter: newark already spends more than $23,000 per student, one of the highest in new jersey. mayor booker says money alone is not going to solve the city's problems and intends to get the community involved to determine how to make zuckerberg's donation add up to success. jeff. >> glor: all right, jay dow tonight. jay, thank you very much. after a very cool summer, southern california tonight from los angeles to san diego is baking in an early-fall heat wave. temperatures hit the nigh 90s along the c

as predicted 25 years ago by chief justice rose berg , she said the following. we have no difficulty, it seems finding sufficient funds to build more prisons. one of california's largest industries. but each year, public defenders and private providers of quality defense battle for every dollar needed to protect this constitutional right. the bar association of san francisco is committed to partnerering with, not competing with our public defenders. san francisco fortunate to have a strong public defender and a bar system committed to quality representation for the poor. to best guarantee quality indigent defense, our partnership with the public defender and bar association is essential. they are each other's complements. the sum of the part that makes the whole of criminal defense work so well in san francisco. a challenge for our profession will be to ensure that cities and counties fighting seemingly endless budget deficits do not fall prey to the burgeoning business offered through websites of contract services for criminal defense. our constitution mandates

here's a respectful gary newen berg. >> it was an issue before he showed up as he pointed out with clipss comedy central show. >> the idea we're going to waste taxpayer dollars for this guy to go on capitol hill and sit there and take it? >> no, you're supposed to sit there and blow it out of proportion. >> reporter: he was testifying about farm workers after spending a day in the field. >> does one day in the filed make you an expert witness? >> reporter: to improve working conditions he expressed raising fruits and vegetables at waist level so they don't have to bend over. >> maybe the easier answer is to have vegetables that pick themselves. >> reporter: not everyone laughed. >> reporter: maybe we should spend more time watching comedy central. >> i thought it was an inappropriate way of conveying the message, and it perhaps diminished the value of congress. >> reporter: colbert said he would not show disrespect. >> it would sully the good name of experts that republican controlled congresses have actually called to testify in the past, like christy bringly and elmo. >> reporter: ther

the sheriff deputies arrested alex berg at his home after they confiscated computers and storage devices that they say contained thousands of child pornography, bursch teaches in antioch and coaches a swim team in pleasant hill. he is held on $60,000 bail. >>> some east bay commuters say they can not believe it. ac transit may cut bus service leaving many who rely on buses without a transit option. as rob roth reports concerned riders joined the union today as a rally. >> cuts could be coming to ac transit and soon. serious cuts. ac transit officials are considering eliminating the night owl service, no buses between midnight and 5:00 in the morning. >> you can not depend on the transit agency anymore. it is sad. >> reporter: they are looking at a proposal that would limit weekend service to such a degree many people in out lying neighborhoods would not use it. >> i work in the city nights and weekends. and to have them cut the weekends when i am just trying to make the move and they raised the bridge toll, it is ridiculous. >> reporter: the problem is money. ac transit officials say it

. >> my name is holly berg. also want to encourage the planning commission to extend the time for public comment. it's vital that the san francisco community have adequate time to address their concerns and ask questions of you about the project. looking back at the hunters point development project, it received two months' worth of public comment. i think it's important that a project of this magnitude also gets the same amount of time for public comment. i think with the lessons learned from that project, we need to be able to give it the time it deserves. and, you know, it is important that the project move forward. it's the best project that it can be. one that benefits the community. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is a patrick euni. we are in full support of this project because of the many positive aspects to it. community housing, open space, jobs, etc. what we like about this development is the very favorable ratio of open space to development. out of the 420 acres, i be

bad unemployment high unemployment rates there yes it is also a very good tool i think would be that berg would prove to be helpful but then there should be a combination of factors obviously the law enforcement agencies do not seem to work in the caucasus so all the. factors combined i think would improve the situation for the better right victor lineker editor in chief of the analytical magazine slover thank you. thank you well we'll be keeping you up to date with the situation in of a lot of tough costs throughout the day but let's now get the business news with korea. hello and welcome to business good to have you with us russia ranks sixty third as competitive nation according to the world economic forum that places russia russia roughly in the middle of one hundred thirty nine countries on the list davus based for a measure of competitiveness in twelve different ways including education labor market efficiency and innovation so it's a lens took first place followed by sweden and singapore. as politicians at least in some countries have given up the pretense of economic recovery pres

pixel berg admitted that no deals regarding innovative industries were soaring during his visit to shanghai that stands at all is with the energy sector which reported billions of dollars worth of agreements in just a few days nick who business r.t. . german engineering an electronics firm siemens plans to invest five hundred forty million dollars in the projects in russia over the next two to three years the company intends to build a number of plants to produce electronics equipment across russia and also plans to build a wind farm in the country's far east it will build all the generating equipment from the start to finish in a joint venture with rules hydro and state cooperation russian technologies. let's update for now i'll be back with more next on. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operation through the day. we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers . from phones to. nice for instance on t.v. . coming to you live from moscow let's now take a look at our top

russian feelings in europe so we can build a new system of security and stand up to these builder bergs together. so we have the issue of security that's the theme of today today the second day of today's forum now security and the form of government is very closely that we've been speaking to some of the participants and they are giving their opinion whether security. which form of government which form of democracy specifically and again as we've heard russian president dmitry medvedev say parliamentary parliamentary democracy may not work and brush and we've heard that there are several types of democracies that people here have been debating. wondering what is the market see in the first place so now let's hear from an interesting debate that what happened yesterday from mr emanuel wallerstein he's from yale university. arrived at no consensus in fact part of the office if there was a complete dissenters on all the major issues. the problem of democracy is very simple everybody today everybody today every politician today says that his country or in power politician in a power says

russian feelings in europe so we can build a new system of security and stand up to these builder bergs together. well then you have european security of really is an issue here and it's a year in the security and zero global concern that's why we have a large contingent from asia from western europe because this is not just a cooperation although it's an issue in this should have coming from russia dmitri medvedev did propose this it's an issue that is affecting everyone so we'll hear from all sides differing opinions on whether or not an infrastructure should indeed be created an architecture and you walk a texture for europe another important topic that was discussed and debated upon actually is democracy what does it really mean and if it had come to a consensus and there's an interesting debate that happened yesterday on this and here's a man role water steam from the yale university on what they had talked about yesterday . we arrived at no consensus in fact part of the officer there was a complete dissenters on all the major issues but the problem of democracy is very simple ever

chance for new work failing school system to get one hundred million dollars from facebook founders dr berg so the state is collapsed. and there is no the taxpayer is only there for the divine rights of these wall street oligarchs and the c.e.o. titans and here they have to rely on the randomness of one of these all the dark space though in upon them some funds for their own education well i mean facebook gogol they exist because of the people subsidize their existence through the creation of darpa now one of the people got back from that fortune the facebook fortune the google fortune the apple fortune all the digital rights management technology the steve jobs stows upon the public domain in a draconian method of bleeding and bleaching the intellectual integrity out of that society for a quick buck what are they giving back cash wise the big goose egg the big zero burgers just another the next generation of plutocrat want to be aristocratic mino futile. shmucks well use this term again because it sounds so good chicago's and you know if it weren't for the taxpayer subsidizing their existe

i'm wonder berg the logistics of it. >> some people are using it. the more people that use it, the more locations there are, it is a self-fulfilling prophecy. >>> we see it as the hop around town. not three hours on the canal. we want peel to use the bikes, to their destination, lock it back up. have them available for other people to use so it is more of an alternative to the bus or the metro or to driving yourcar. >> reporter: and that's what the stem is for. to get you from point a to point b. not for all day recollect vagual bi bike, the recreational bike riding. the fees could reallyadd up. >> more than 1,000 bik are available. there are 100 stations across the district. and 14 in arlington and in virginia. >> so you save and you get exercise tame. win-win. >> hop on a bike and go where you want to go. it looks like fun. >> we've got a lot more to come. a candidate in the u.s. senate cling to life after being hit by an suv and being dragged for mail. why the driver isn't facing any charge. >> also, lighting up a n debate. doctors warn the popul