the national police agency says that from march through august, about 720 burglaries were reported in the zone which extends in a 20-kilometer radius of the plant in fukushima prefecture. that figure was is 20 times higher than the last year, in which just 27 cases were reported. police believe some burglars looted the shops when the areas were -- north of fukushima, the number of burglaries fell from a year ago. in iwate and miyagi prefectures north of fukushima, the number of burglaries since the same period fell from a year ago. police are stepping up patrols and setting up surveillance cameras along the roads leading to the no-entry zone to try to prevent crimes. >>> six months has passed since the march disaster, but the world has not forgotten those in need. in the united states, the boston ballet held a fund-raiser to supplement japan's ongoing relief efforts. ♪ >> the fund-raising event titled "1,000 cranes" with the took place in monday on boston with japanese ballerina, mi misa kuranaga as the principal dancer she lled off virtuoso performances of helen pickett's. "cranes."

. >> when the sheriff got there he reported it as burglary? >> it was not an ordinary burglary, what was the damage to this person's car? . >>> preliminary totals indicate law enforcement made more apprehensions and it is 29 more than last year. >>> and back in to check on traffic, any problems, sal? >> not anything major, pam. >>> first let's start off with live pictures and you can see traffic is moving along nicely if you are driving in oakland. it is a nice looking drive getting all the way to the downtown area. this morning's commute looks fine if you are driving on the sunole grade all the way to san jose. traffic looks good driving to 237 and in the south bay, there is a crash on the right shoulder but there is not much of a back up at this point and you can see the indicater at the bottom right of your screen and no major problems. this is a look at the peninsular and highway 101 looks good from san mateo down to red wood city. 4:53 let's go to steve. >>> we have some thick fog but it is not the coverage we have had the last couple of

he was arrested on burglary charges. >>> a handcuffed suspect in michigan pulled off his own houdini impression. while in the backseat of a police car, the suspect slid one of his wrists right out of the cuffs and managed to lower the back window and escape. it took three hours for police to capture him. >>> chocolatey fun were unveiled in chicago tuesday, weighing in at 12,000 pounds, a record-breaking chocolate bar is the brainchild of a chocolate company that's taking it on the road for a think big, eat smart campaign. >>> and finally, one abraham lincoln impersonator has a unique prowess with pigskin. the honest abe lookalike has recorded himself showcasing his throwing accuracy and place-kicking skills. as you can see, various locations. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel. what do you think? why are there so many videos of these? >> because we put them on tv. and youtube hits go up millions and millions. the one on the beach definitely wasn't real. good morning. yesterday in las vegas we had thu

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no suspect information right now, but anybody with information about the burglary here at the san franciscoique mall on bay shore boulevard is ask asked to call san francisco police. >>> don't be surprised if you see groups of people lighting up joints in front of oakland city hall without police break toping or making arrest -- breaking -- breaking it up or making arrests. it is a cannabis fair with booths and vendors and speakers. most of the attention will be in front of city hall with people with a valid medical cannabis card can smoke legally thanks to an agreement with oakland city officials. the two-day event starts on saturday at noon. >>> in next story may be hard to hear who need that morning jolt to wake up. british researchers found the fixes you get from the cup of joe may be in your head. participants were given coffee they thought had caffeine, but it was decaf. they still noticed improvement in people's pearl form mans and mood and some did even better on tests than those who drank the decaffeinated coffee. the study is published in the journal "appetite." >>> up next, frida

he was very instrumental in the arrest and identification of a burglary suspect, an individual who breaks into a house while the homeowner is there. the incident occurred on june 15, approximately 1:54 p.m. in the afternoon at 1729 peter street. mr. love was working in the area, and consequently, he heard an individual female yell for help. mr. love observed an individual fleeing the scene. consequently identified that individual as the perpetrator of a crime. stop what he was doing, immediately became involved in the pursuit of the suspect. i was given a footnote by my staff that mr. love also played football at sacred heart. i played ball at wash. >> mr. love deserves two awards. [laughter] >> mr. love pursued the individual wall this victim was yelling for help. individuals within the neighborhood recalling 911. mr. love chase to the individual, consequently tackled the suspect at 2440 bush street. he detained the individual and held them down and all assistance arrive. consequently, the police department handcuffed the suspect, as mr. love became a witness, as well as identified the p

no suspect information right now, but anybody with information about the burglary here at the san franciscontique mall on bay shore boulevard is ask asked to call san francisco police. >>> don't be surprised if you see groups of people lighting up joints in front of oakland city hall without police break toping or making arrest -- breaking -- breaking it up or making arrests. it is a cannabis fair with booths and vendors and speakers. most of the attention will be in front of city hall with people with a valid medical cannabis card can smoke legally thanks to an agreement with oakland city officials. the two-day event starts on saturday at noon. >>> in next story may be hard to hear who need that morning jolt to wake up. british researchers found the fixes you get from the cup of joe may be in your head. participants were given coffee they thought had caffeine, but it was decaf. they still noticed improvement in people's pearl form mans and mood and some did even better on tests than those who drank the decaffeinated coffee. the study is published in the journal "appetite." >>> up next, fri

burglary. another assault with a deadly weapon, and auto theft. >> reporter: he could face death. the public defender described him as distraught. >> he feels terribly. he's crying uncontrollably and he's on a suicide watch and housed in a psychiatric unit of the jail. >> reporter: a man who says he's the father says -- >> reporter: castillo already has two strikes against him for burglary and carjacking. cindy wen's family says they're not focusing on castillo but on celebrating cindy's life. castillo did not enter a plea today. he will be next in court on october 5. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, george. >>> now to san francisco. a gas leak in the city is raising questions about safety, and it's happening in one of the most popular parts of san francisco. a construction crew working for the city cut into a pg&e gas line at the intersection of post and mason. the accident sent a stream of gas into the air. fortunately no one was hurt. now the big question -- who's to blame? we bring in jean elle who joins us from the city with more. jean, what do we have? >> re

regards to part two crimes, property crimes, we have had an increase, especially in regards to burglaries' and deaths of vehicles. primarily in the golden gate park, we have had bicycles and auto break-ins. we have had a number of car break-ins, a burglar is a residential buildings and businesses have increased. we're working with a number of enforcement operations. they deal with the enforcement of the bringing in parolees, probationary is, anybody that has warrants to basically get these off the streets. these are individuals that are recidivists and continue to commit crimes throughout the district and city. we also look at running eight cars. -- running bait cars. we leave them there with products inside. we survey them, and if an individual breaks in kinmen -- break in, then we take them into custody. the other thing is increase plain clothed officers. i have looked at increasing those on our midnight watch or swing watch and days, hopefully to be interactive and watch these individuals. we always try to get the. the other aspect is that we have had a number of opportunities to work

will talk about aggravated assault, property crimes, burglary, burglary from a motor vehicle, carson, community engagement, customer service in the community, trying to build public trust through accessibility, accountability, consistency and fairness, and involvement to community meetings. best practices, partnerships, and engaging the youth. some of the efficiencies -- much was made over the weekend about a lot of our violence response nights and weekends. but working with the members through training, through development, staffing efficiencies and opportunity -- basically, the structure of the police department taking some of what was, some of what came when chief gascogne was in place, implementing technology, and delegating resources, all with the priority of the police department in mind, reduction of violent crime. sometimes when i say that, it is not all about crime-fighting. it all goes to the reduction of violent crime, whether it is engaging the youth, working through transparency, making the wttf -- jttf accessible, attacking property crimes, english as a second language,

we're doing well in burglaries. burglaries are down compared to the same time last year. auto thefts are slightly up. other thefts and slightly up. arsonist just about a push -- arson is just about a push. property crimes are slightly up, but violent crimes are down 6%. we are addressing all crimes, be they property or violent crimes. but of course, violent crimes our first priority. and this increase in property crimes, i attribute it to to the fact that we're educating the public about the cop logic, the online reporting of crimes. we're getting a heck of a lot of automobile bregenz being reported which historically were not reported. but now that the public knows they can make a report online, we're getting a lot more crimes reported. you'll see a rests. robbery arrests are up 38% this year, as opposed to the same time last year. the officers are doing a great job. they are out there every night. and our investigators are assigned to the station are doing a great job. and the result is this huge increase in robbery arrests. traffic citations, we emphasize traffic safet

these are the two men and that police say are part of a burglary ring. shevar fisher and ricky bratcher are now under arrest, charged in connection with five burglaries and may be responsible for more than 70. the two men live here in the applegate community where police said they started their spree back in february. >> i would like to think that they did not know the homes that they burglarized. >> of the pair, along with to a juvenile is, allegedly burglarized homes in the following communities. prince george's county police say that in most cases they entered through the back door. >> we also look at some of the items that were taken. >> in the hartford hills community, a neighbor sell a home being burglarized and called police. this resident of a surprise that his neighborhood would be it. >> i do not know who is doing it. i was surprised that it happened. i have lived here for 30 years. >> police are looking for a fifth suspect. they know his nickname and expect an arrest to be made soon. >>> prosecutors are dropping a misdemeanor reckless driving

none of you in this room who has a vendetta against your neighbor can't accuse them of burglary and get the police to look into that without facing consequences when they realized that it was, you know, a vindictive claim, that you did it can take to fully. but that's what our former chairman did. and the fec sal right through it. there was no merit to the claim. so they're trying to fight back right now and try to say that, that some things are in actor in the boat. and i would just say, you know, these are the same people who lost their post because of their dishonest tactics. so dishonesty and trickery is not off the table for them, but thankfully we have a new leadership, new people involved in the party who are, you know, mending those bridges. and as far as the rnc, chairman steele was great. he called me today after the primary. he personally came to delaware, and i talk about that in the book. so i hope at least with the rnc we still have that good relationship. and like i said earlier on fox, you know, and on cnn, i extend the olive branch to karl rove and i said let's kiss and

again you can't accuse your neighbor of burglary because you might face some charges of your own for abusing the justice system. crew cannot do what they did. in terms of running for office again, i honestly don't know. it depends on if we have a congress full of alan wests, i can enjoy its civilian life. that sounds very appealing. but again, i wrote the book because we need more alan wests. we need more michele bachmans and sarah palins and maybe some of you right here in this room. as an outsider, when people watch what happened, realized things you said 25 years ago are going to be dug up and taken out of context, why would i ever do that? why would i put my family through that? why would empire -- i embarrassed myself and my reputation like matt? if we allow them to do that we are allowing them to win all over again because we need more trouble makers to challenge the status quo and hold this administration accountable, to put their name on the line. we might not win the first time around, but we are making a difference and moving the standard further along for future candidates

police arrested two suspects in a string of the burglaries.elieve they used google maps to find expensive home as long highways then used google earth to see homes in detail. data experts say there is a way to make your information private. >> all you need to do is find yourself or your property on google maps or street view. at the bottom there is a report a problem link, you can report out. over time the image and property will disappear from google map autos experts say in cases google maps will blur your home's image rather than removing it entirely. >> and a new jersey police chief practicing his belief that no one is above the law. and not even his wife. the chief vincent caruso told an officer to write up his wife for double parking. she pulled over in-to-drop off their 5-year-old at school. the mrs. missus is a repeat offender. and oh, my. >> oh, boy. >> a u.s. ambassador under attack today in the middle east. >> and how a bathroom break led to nosedive of a passenger jet. >> and live in oakland how you can help a teacher by just getti

including lewd acts and burglary. kron 4's alejandra cerball explains how the parents noticed something was going on. >> police arrested a 38-year- old pastor after he came to this police department and admitted to kissing and inappropriately touching a child. this is a picture of john edward gamboa. he was charged with three felonies. police say the victim's mother found text messages on her daughter's cell phone at first she contacted the church but the text messages didn't stop. they met twice. once he snark into the victim's home and they met at an event. >> they have known him for a number of years and it wasn't till recently this type of relationship developed. >> reporter: police are not releasing the name of the church to protect the child's identity. >> there is no intercourse, or rape allegations. just kissing and inappropriate touching that both the victim admitted to and the suspect admitted to. >> police don't believe there are no other victims. alejandra cerball kron 4 news. >>> a san jose police officer

it's believed the same man involved in these two burglaries is responsible for up to 10 in several cities since 2009. . >>> a veteran san jose police officer is out on bail after an arrest on sex crime charges. 44-year-old patrick darrigo is accused of molesting a 15-year-old boy and 17-year-old boy in his home and providing the teens with alcohol. he was fired from the san jose police department after he was convicted of a drunk driving accident cover up for district attorney's investigator. he was later reinstated. . >>> san francisco police are increasing patrols after two gang related killings in just 24 hours. flowers marked the spot where 22 restaurant cook was shot and killed on tuesday. two men approached him during a smoke break and shot him in the face. police think they mistook him for a gang member. shot multiple times on hamp shier street and pronounced dead on the street. >> they are trying to saturate that area and make sure they know who people are and try to stop things before they happen. >> police don't know if the two shootings are connected. they are asking the public

. >>> she pled no contest to charges of second degree burglary. after the explosion, taylor and her boyfriend told police all of their belongings had been destroyed. they said they rented a room from one of the burned homes. she faces up to two years in prison in november. >>> it has been postponed again. . esteban will be held in jail and she is seven months pregnant. >>> they have wiped out senator spine stein -- fine stein's war chest. she said she trusted terk can i implicit i am -- terkky. it is unclear how much of fine stein's money is missing. >>> construction has begun on the expressway between blossom hill road. now with federal funding in place, the $8 million project will add extra wide turn ways, oak ridge mall as well as highway 85. 100,000 vehicles drive through there daily. >> it will take you a few minutes. >> so is this good news about the construction? >> yes, because it is good with the bad. >> some worry the nine month long project will hurt their holiday shopping. there is also day time construction on the weekends. >>> the af

one is the auto burglaries. years ago people used to break into a car to steal their radio, but with technology and all that, that is no longer feasible. the cars the break into now are the cars that have visible -- visible property in the car. if people would not leave laptops, briefcases, cell phones visible in the seat of a car, then that car were not get broken into almost always. the third thing, and i am amazed every day when i read police reports from the night before, these people that go into nightclubs or bars and they put their purse down somewhere and put their code over the packers, and they come back five hours later and they are surprised the purse is gone. this is happening three or four times a night just in the mission district, and i am sure it happens everywhere. people said things down and walk away from them, and are surprised when it is gone. it should not even be classified as a theft. it should be classified as of rain at something or other. those things as the all the time. and that wou

officers discovered a burglaries of two different cabins and vacation homes. they found food, a 12 gauge shotgun and rifle were stolen. he was photographed over the last few days on a surveillance camera carrying a shotgun. he is believed to be responsible for those robberies. >> a rock climbers, was severed when he felt rock climbing and his thumb got caught up in a row. this happened to us today afternoon when the lead climber fell and a safety rope wrapped around his right thumb and severed it off of his hand. a helicopter crew took the injured climber and his thumb off of the mountain, they flew to pacific medical center in san francisco where his thumb was reattached. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news will continue. a live look outside. six of over san francisco, but a beautiful morning in mind. keith memo welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. republican senators including john mccain are traveling to india to meet with the company's new leaders in tripoli. this is the highest u.s. profile delegation to visit libya cents gaddafi was o

drum, accused of several burglaries.gedly stole a car, led police on a chase across multiple counties before the car's tires were damaged. they have not caught him. he's of course missing, took off on foot in a wooded area. >>> an argument between two college roommates turns deadly a. a 19-year-old is in arrested in the death of her 18-year-old roommate. police say alexis simpson stabbed dominique frasier and left her unconscious in a hallway in their dorm. frasier later died. simpson initially ran away from campus and then hours later she came back and turned herself in to police. >>> and a search is back on in utah in the desert there for a missing mother. despite earlier reports yesterday, police now say no remains have been found. cadaver dogs had alerted searchers to possible human remains earlier this week. susan powell disappeared back in 2009. her husband told authorities he last saw her as he and his young sons left to go on a winter camping trip in near zero degree weather. he said he had no idea where his wife

. >> san francisco police are investigating a burglary.have pictures here from news chopper 2 from the antique and design mall. happened about 3: 30 this morning. the theefbs got away with antiques and artwork. so far no suspects. . >>> we're learning about a shooting of a high school student. called to the north campus of richmond high school around 3:00 this afternoon after shots were reported. didn't find anything but deputies were told the student was in an emergency with a gun shot wound. we are told he will survive. they are investigating. . >>> bay area childhood icon has died. >> pop goes the wheezele. >> nancy of romper room entertained us. died on august 14th. founding member of the northern california emmy award. survived by son and two grandchildren. she was 77 years old. . >>> serial killer with get an attorney help. granted his request for a public defender. the judge also delayed a hearing from next week to next month. receives charged in the death od 1994. . >>> the man hunt for a murder suspect has taken on new urgency. se

his rap sheet includes carjacking, auto theft, burglary and drug possession. vigil is planned for friday for 60-year-old cindy nguyen who was carjacked at the shopping center and found dead. nguyen was active in the vietnamese community and hosted a show on the radio. >> anything that you need, you pretty much can go to her for that. and so you know the community's missing her greatly. >> nguyen was killed shortly after what turned out to be her last broadcast. >>> starting today, gays and lesbians and serve openly in the military because the 18- year-old policy of "don't ask, don't tell" ended at midnight. kristy seifkin is in san francisco where gay rights advocates are planning a celebration today. she joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, frank. this is definitely a landmark occasion for gay rights activists. "don't ask, don't tell" officially came to an end at 12:01 this morning and this is after the policy was in place for nearly 18 years. so today marks the first day that gays and lesbians can openly serve in the military.

komisarjevsky's past is just as ugly. 20 arrests for burglary and larceny.he sometimes used night vision goggles. both have served time in prison. but it was here at the halfway house in hartford, connecticut, where they first met. they were roommates for four months. what might have driven them to sexually assault and strangle jennifer hawke-petit and leave her two beautiful daughters to die in a fire they had set? forensic psychiatrist helen morrison has studied cases like this. >> it appears that both of them were really consumed with rage at the unfairness of their lives, so to speak. >> reporter: komisarjevsky was adopted as an infant. his grandfather was a leading russian theatrical director and the son of a princess. his grandmother a well known modern dancer. his parents, born-again christians, had trouble controlling him. his friend told us that just five days before the murders, komisarjevsky was distraught over a breakup. >> he was really depressed. >> reporter: she said if he did kill jennifer hawke-petit and her girls, something snapped. >> he p

they found of burglaries at to cavan's and bowed and a 22 caliber rifle and add up 12 gauge shotgun wereissing. >> san jose you employees and as said they will save the city more funds. the plan would increase the retirement age and decrease the pension rate benefits and also the option of going to the calpers option police pay cuts arbitration would be dropped and the project would save us 78 a water and 15 million budget for next year. >> 6:21 a.m.. surgeons have reattached of thumb that was severed by i rock climber. a safety rope wrapped around his right thumb and separated the helicopter told him off the mountain to the hospital he was blown to opposite take medical in san francisco and his thumb was reattached. time now house 6:22 a.m. and a live look outside. traffic has been steady on the golden gate bridge. we will be ripe back whoa!! the really big chicken sandwich combo is back! and it's as big as ever. i'm gonna jump it! you can't jump that! it's two chicken patties, topped with bacon, and melting cheese plus seasoned curly fries and a drink for only $3.99! what do you know?

our media partner mercury news says the police spotted an suv just reported as seen in a burglary. police closed in, the driver sped off and into oncoming traffic hitting a cyclist on bay road. three men are under arrest. the cyclist has not been identified. police are investigating the accident. >> u.s. customs and immigration officer as rested nearly 3,000 convicted criminal illegal immigrants dubbed operation cross check. the sweep was the largest of its kind. detainees had been convicted of fell niz. officers made 186 arrests and in santa clara county, 35 people were taken into custody. >> there is a is a guy for a rape conviction and drug offenses and assault. many ran the total gamut. >> 1900 ice officers take part. >> five major public employee unions put forth a plan they say would save san jose half a billion in pension costs submit bid police officers, firefighters and engineers and middle managers and maintenance supervisors. it's a proposal intense negotiations reducing the cost of pension benefits and increases retirement age. >> the police officers association is prop

it has continually continued into criminal activity, homicide, robbery, burglary, assault, and mugging. as a retired federal law enforcement officer myself, to move a group of people which could easily be categorized for people like me as losers is the fox attempting to guard the henhouse. if this thing passes, i invite you to the fact that you have made a horrible mistake. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you, are there other members of the public who wish to speak on this item? >> peter alexander. the reason that what i say is applicable because it's applicable to all of these things that are going on right now. just like the gentleman before we stated, i second what he said. it seems that everyone in the public is being picked on or possibly being picked on one way or another and things are only getting worse. so i heard the one person talk about financial concerns and so i'm wondering how many of you have looked up and googled four capital letters, cafr, which would take care of your financial problems immediately if not sooner and there will be another gentleman speaking on this l

he faces burglary charges for allegedly sneaking into the girl's home. >> and 14 members of the computer hacker group call add nonmus pleaded not guilty today to attacks on the online company pay pal. they're accused of conspiracy and intentional damage to a protected computer, prosecutors say they packed into pay pal after the company refused to accept donations for wiki leaks. and this is a loosely knit group, one supporter complains. >> the police officer assassinating a handcuffed person laying down and there is videotape of this only got 11 months but you do an online protest, you're facing 15 year autos the defendant face not only prison term but a fine of up to a quarter million dollars. >> police want to find the driver of an abandoned truck involved in an accident. and this happened yet. a white truck filled with marijuana flipped on the side. the accident left bags of pos pot skalter add cross the intersection. guess what happened? police say several drivers stopped and picked up bags. the officers got to the scene and found a loaded handgun inside of the truck. >> pot users ar

they are investigating a series of cabin burglaries in which a shotgun was stolen. he killed two people including councilman jerry mellow last month. >>> four months to the day that michelle le disappeared. the memorial begins in oakland. michelle le was in the accelerated nursing parole gram. her body was found in alameda county. a former friend of michelle le's has been charged in her death, giselle esteban . the website is now saying hi and by by, byebye -- his family said he was brought out to a secluded patio area where he soaked up the sun. bryan stow described this experience as magical. >> it is magical for us to see him go through it and it's great. >> doctors are encouraged by bryan stow's recent progress, even so, he still has a long road to recover the are you. >>> the ntsb said the blame is squarely on pg&e for the explosion that killed several people and destroyed dozens of homes. pg&e vows to follow-through on all the safety recommendationels detailed in that federal report. >>> we now know the man found burned to death was a paroled killer. he was pa

victims of lesser crimes like burglaries would remain victims. in south dakota, the bill was proposed that would make it legal to murder a doctor who basically provided a portion care. it would make it legal to kill the doctor. we have another bill, the international violence against women act, a sister bill to that which is the domestic bill. it creates a comprehensive program to address the violence and places women at the center of u.s. foreign policy for the first time in history. it supports measures to prevent violence,. text survivors, and brings perpetrators to justice. we have one of the three lead it drafters of this legislation. the bill was signed by the senate foreign relations committee and has a long way to go for passage. when you think about it, besides the incredible trauma violence is inflicting on our globe, the cost of global violence is huge. the cost of just partner violence, $6 billion per year. canada, $1 billion per year. the united kingdom, $23 billion per year. that is only one aspect. imagine if we took the time to re

komisarjevsky's past is just as ugly. 20 arrests for burglary and larceny.sed night vision goggles. both have served time in prison. but it was here at the halfway house in hartford, connecticut, where they first met. they were roommates for four months. what might have driven them to sexually assault and strangle jennifer hawke-petit and leave her two beautiful daughters to die in a fire they had set? forensic psychiatrist helen morrison has studied cases like this. >> it appears that both of them were really consumed with rage at the unfairness of their lives, so to speak. >> reporter: komisarjevsky was adopted as an infant. his grandfather was a leading russian theatrical director and the son of a princess. his grandmother a well known modern dancer. his parents, born-again christians, had trouble controlling him. his friend told us that just five days before the murders, komisarjevsky was distraught over a breakup. >> he was really depressed. >> reporter: she said if he did kill jennifer hawke-petit and her girls, something snapped. >> he put the terror

. >> investigators say paul ray castillo has a lety criminal record with burglary and drug convictions. cindy nguyen's body was found at a home linked to paul ray castillo. >>> tonight san francisco police will give details about an officer involved shooting that left two bystanders wounded in north beach. police say 20-year-old jesus rodriguez pointed a gun at police on broadway early saturday morning. an officer fired at rodriguez but missed and instead hit a man and woman in their legs. tonight's meeting is at 6:30 at gene parker elementary school at broadway and powell street. >>> the bay area air ql management district has declared today a spare the air day. hot temperatures and light winds are combining to produce poor air quality. this is the way it looks right now in san jose. you are encouraged to use mass transit and cut back on pollution causing activities including using gas powered lawn mowers. rosemary joins us now with more. >>> the hot temperatures mixed with the smog, we've created unhealthy air out there. some of the most unhealthy air is for the sensitive folks in th

it's believed the same man involved with these two burglaries is responsible for up to ten burglariesn several cities, since 2009. investigators are examining surveillance tape to identify a suspect. >>> time now, 7:03. well san francisco police say violence between rival gangs is on the rise. this after two deadly shootings in just 24 hours. ktvu is in the mission district now, to tell us how police are fighting back. >> reporter: this is the spot where a 22-year-old father and a cook at this restaurant was taking his smoke break two days allege, when he was shot in -- ago, when he was shot in the face, police say by gang members. authorities say this was a case of mistaken identity, and they're adding extra patrols to the territory. they will be flooding the streets with more officers, including plainclothes officers. they're doing this because of a surge in gang violence. tuesday morning, 22-year-old gasbar pukchek was the person killed. neighbors are infuriated. the father of two was working two jobs to support his children. >> it could happen to anybody. stay away from those gang

he was arrested a burglary charges. >>> a handcuffed suspect in michigan pulled off his own houdini impression. while in the backseat of a police car, the suspect slid one of his wrists right out of the cuffs and managed to lower the back window and escape. it took three hours for police to capture him. >>> chocolatey fun were unveiled in chicago tuesday, weighing in at 12,000 pounds, a record-breaking chocolate bar is the brainchild of a chocolate company that's taking it on the road for a think big, eat smart campaign. >>> and finally, one abraham lincoln impersonator has a unique prowess with pigskin. the honest abe lookalike has recorded himself showcasing his throwing accuracy and place-kicking skills. as you can see, various locations. >>> now we turn to bill karins for the weather channel forecast. i heard you gig link in that. >> a plus for creativity and maybe d for photo editing. well, good morning, everyone. let's talk about what happened yesterday in texas. because it's really just never ending, one of the worst summers ever for heat and drought and it was 107 degrees yesterday in

we have a presentation of a citizen who made an arrest on a burglary. it was a great meeting. those are the announcements i have. anything further? >> one suggestion as we plan, we might want to change the structure so there is more community involvement. we have the usual structure followed by public comment, there is not as much reason or draw for community groups or the public to come. we might want to think about different ways of structuring within our rules to make it more interesting for folks to attend. >> to you have any ideas? the powerpoint presentation, the commissioners chimed in and asked questions but i prefer the public jumps in first. >> looking at what are the community groups in the district. reaching out to those community groups and sending a letter inviting them to attend. the meeting is 8 big first step. some captains might do that but as a commission, we should do that and inviting those groups to say something so they do not have to wait two hours to get their two minutes. that might make it more engaging. that is a good step. commissioner kingsley: in