it will soon take place in burlingame, san mateo and hillsborough.ting involves filling a pipeline with water to look for leaks. a community meeting about the testing will take place at 5:30 tonight at the crystal springs golf course in burlingame. another meeting is set for tomorrow in san mateo. >>> and "the chronicle" is reporting that a year-end deadline to test all 152 miles of its pipeline may not be reached. in fact, so far, only one- quarter of the 152 miles has been testified or replaced -- tested or replaced. >>> 7:37. you can't miss it. new this morning, an eye- catching, eye-popping clothing drive that kicked off in san francisco just an hour and a half ago. you gotta see this. teams of partially clad men are standing on city streets holding these signs that read -- watch the signs, pay attention, give the suit off your back. this is part of the men's national warehouse drive. now, donated suits will be given to the unemployed to help them look good for job interviews. >> nowadays there's like 9.1% unemployment in america. there are a lot

take vo esta noche en la alcaldia de burlingame se realizo una junta para discutir la posibilidad deprohiba el uso de los sopladores de hojas secas. la queja es el exceso de ruido. los jardineros se oponen y dicen que en lugar de medidas drasticas, hay otras alternativas. sot- "creo que hay............... puedan seguir teniendo sus jardineros." vo ---por su parte los residentes alegan que el ruido es insoportable, ademas de otros incovenientes. ---miembros de la asociacion de jardineros del area de la bahia, conocida como "baga," por sus siglas en ingles, dicen que es una lucha continua, de ciudad en ciudad, para que les permitan usar sopladores de hojas secas. ---hasta el momento, la alcaldia de burlingame no ha votado para decidir si permitira o no estas maquinas.. cu ---varias cuadras del bulevar mac arthur en san leandro se encuentran sin alumbrado publico debido a que alguien se robo mil pies de cable de cobre... ---el robo ocurrio entre el 3 y el 4 de agosto y en este momento trabajadores de la ciudad se encuentrna colocando nuevo cable para dar el servicio... ---se espera que

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the animal was spotted this morning near crystal springs golf course in burlingame. golfers were being told not to go in the rough at the sixth hole. >>> after more than three months of occupation, two native american tribes left glen cove park in vallejo today. they held closing ceremonies and will move tents and other items. they isn't up camp to prevent the city from bulldozing the sacred burial site and building a park. last week an agreement was reached with the city of vallejo to scale back its plans. >> it's first time that the tribes have had that opportunity to come to the table with dvrd and the city and land is under protection. >> the agreement between vallejo and tribes will eliminate the restrooms and relocate the parking lot. they agreed to share development rights and give them a bigger voice in future decisions that affect that land. >>> a notorious suspect taken into custody in mexico, why this man is wanted for more than 1500 murders. >> texas drought turns into a bumper crop for grasshoppers. 25,000 people hit the streets in san francisco. find ou

in burlingame, marla tellez, nbc bay area news. >> being on. i know where i'm going tomorrow morning. >> yes. >>> still ahead tonight at 6:00, a father and son are arrested for what they allegedly did to sarah palin and her family. >>> also ahead, cracking down on law firms accused of swindling homeowners. >>> i'm scott budman. can a computer chip be designed to act even more like a human brain? some silicon valley researchers say yes. their latest work, coming up. >>> and a helping hand for those who need it the most. the mobile clinic on the front lines for homeless people. we're back in a moment. >>> a new report shows that 13% of california kids have a parent who lost a job. for many bay area children, that means no health insurance. but a safety net is catching many of them. nbc bay area's maryann favreau joins us live in san jose to show us how a mobile clinic is making a difference. maryann? >> reporter: they get medications and vaccinations. a regular patient at this clinic on wheels, she has no insurance, so the lucille pack card adole

we will wait through the early afternoon for sunny skies in southern miram and burlingame it will stillnd it will be on the chilly side once again. with widespread 70s in the afternoon we will look for a pleasant day today with the wind still on shore right on through the day. it will keep us cool. in fact, the 80s, we just saw low 80s. that's the situation again. one trough moved through and still another trough to the north of us. as long as we have these systems around, it will inhibit the area of high pressure from building back into the bay area. so we are looking at some changes, though, after this system moves on through. a couple of more systems. but today look for afternoon clearing so the morning hours will be cool with widespreadmy fog. it will be a little cool today, especially in the bay area. temperatures surround the east of us around sacramento and fresno. still warming up into the 90s. back home look for 75 in sunyvale, milpitas 74. from the upper 50s to 78 here. staying gray through most of the day. partly cloudy san francisco, 63. 83 all the way up in cloverdale. ano

if you have been a patient at the center in burlingame, your private information may have been compromised. a former employee took home files for 1,500 patients and some included addresses and social security numbers. hospital officials say they found out about it this june and fired the employee. they say they don't know the motive. they don't believe any patient information has been misused. but will pay for a year of identity theft protection. >>> parents can now dial three digits on the phone to find out how to get their children vaccinated against whooping cough in time for school. anybody who calls 211 can find out where to get the vaccine, how much it cost and who is required to get vaccinated to attend school. new california law requires students entering 7th through 12th grade to get the vaccination before the 30th day of the school year. it offers translation for 150 languages. >>> tonight is the national night out for the nation and in the bay area. leaders are expected to take part in the block party to encourage neighborhood participation in crime fighting. oakland has one of

robbed a delivery driver in san mateo saturday and found evidence linking them to robberies in burlingamend belmont. >>> an armored car service announced a $100,000 reward today for information bat heist at its santa rosa facility. police say two men armed witch guns overpowered two guards and employees thursday night. the thieves made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. detectives plan to look at surveillance tapes from the facility. >>> the republicans have spoken. the first glimpse at what the grand rapids old -- grand old party thinks of its candidates. the results of the iowa poll coming up. a paraglider strands tourists in a gondola for hours. how they finally got three. >> leigh: the high definition sutro cam showing mainly clear conditions out there all though a few puffs of fog starting to move in near the coast. we were warmer today. we'll take a lock at the seven-day forecast to see if the heat will h >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: it's the first indication of what republicans think out their presidential candidates. and it seems a

new this morning a mailroom employee is stealing the medical documents of 15 underpayments and burlingame it does not believe that any patient information was misused it is not clear why the reports were taken down from 2009 to 2010 pages found out about the theft in june by the employees relative. >> new details on #giants fan bryan stowe court papers now are linking one of the suspects to four different assaults that happened that that same day they are still on has the new information >> bryan stowe is the giants fan the was attacked outside dodger stadium we are learning new information about the pilots up suspect believe sanchez copper sanchez was involved for different results that happened on opening day at dodger stadium they also learned sanchez has long run in with the law >> another strange twist in this case one of the men that was with style and also was attacked who was. going to be a witness in this died over the weekend due to an allergic action reaction for eating peanuts. >> park officials say she was climbing with three friends and slipped in the rain while ascending a

it will take place in burlingame, san mateo and hillsborough. the testing involves filling a pipeline with water to find los angeles. a community -- to find leaks. a community meeting will take place tonight at the springs golf course in bur pling game. another meeting is set for tomorrow in san mateo. >>> as the testing in these cities approaches "the chronicle" is worried they may not meet the deadline. so far, only one-quarter of the pipeline have been tested or replaced. pg&e is blaming permits and endangered species laws for the delays. >>> the cost of catching a cab in san francisco could be going up. today, the san francisco municipal transportation agency will consider raising the rates by 40 cents that. would bump the flag drop rate to $3.50. the -- they will also considering issuing 80 new taxi medallions. some oppose this. they tell "the examiner" they have called off a strike that was planned for today. >>> an agreement is expected to be formalized tonight in a six- year dispute over 100 acres in the south bay. san jose and campbell

if you have been a patient at the center in burlingame, your private information may have been compromised. a former employee took home files for 1,500 patients and some included addresses and social security numbers. hospital officials say they found out about it this june and fired the employee. they say they don't know the motive. they don't believe any patient information has been misused. but will pay for a year of identity theft protection. >>> parents can now dial three digits on the phone to find out how to get their children vaccinated against whooping cough in time for school. anybody who calls 211 can find out where to get the vaccine, how much it cost and who is required to get vaccinated to attend school. new california law requires students entering 7th through 12th grade to get the vaccination before the 30th day of the school year. it offers translation for 150 languages. >>> tonight is the national night out for the nation and in the bay area. leaders are expected to take part in the block party to encourage neighborhood participation in crime fighting. oakland has one of

workers at the crystal springs golf course in unincorporated burlingame spotted the animal at 4:30 yesterday morning. the course remained open, of course, it's a golf course but golfers were advised not to go in the rough in the sixth hole where the mountain lion was spotted. mountain lions like to forge in the predawn areas and there is a lot of wildlife, but mountain lion is usual. i'm half joking. mountain lion, see if we can get the rest of the holes in. >> the f.b.i. may be closed to solving a 40-year-old mystery. coming up, the evidence they finally closed the books on the d.b. cooper investigation. >>> also, the deal between two indian tribes and the city of vallejo finally ends a protest at a sacred burial ground. >>> next, burglars target a quiet peninsula neighborhood. why some homeowners may be making the criminal's job easier. >>> this little monkey has a lot of attitude and a lot of gears. robo monkey is taking on the world. >>> welcome back. 4:48 on the dot. look at the high temperatures across the country. widespread 90s around boston, new york, near 100 in d.c. st. louis. dal

the big cat was reported early this morning walking across crystal springs golf course in burlingame just west of skyline boulevard. wildlife officials say you should never run from a g mountn lion, even though that sort of seems like the logical thing to do. you should face it, make lots of noise and try to appear bigger by waving your arms or, you know, just fall over because you're in a panic. >>> when you're trying to quench that need for speed, we head to the nearest roller coaster perhaps for some of us or maybe past the legal limit on 101. i don't know. or the legal limit. but not our own bob redell. there he is right there, zipping up to 9,000 feet in an f-16 fighter jet over travis air force base. rest assured he was in the back seat, nowhere near in control of that aircraft. the people in control, some of the military's best, the united states air force thunderbirds. they performed yesterday and hit the sky again today at the solano air power expo near fairfield. >> the more people that get out to, the more we can say thank you for their support. we couldn't do it without t

well joe shoe letter in burlingame wanted to know what kind of strange non-mail stuff gets dumped inlboxes. that's tonight's "good question." almost a half million pieces of mail come through the san francisco processing and distribution center every day. but some of what shows up is not mail. >> there is a reason that we're the most trusted government agency for 6 years rung because people trust us with a lot of stuff. >> for some reason, when people find things on the street or steal things, they end up depositing them into those blue pos tal collection boxes. >> including wallets and passports and phones and all kinds of things they find on the ground and give to us. >> and it all ends up here in this room called the tour office. postal service spokesman james wydell says a team of employees pours through the stuff trying to find the right full owners and much of it is mailed back. what isn't, is donated. >> we'll send it back to the customer, postage due of course, and then all they have to do is pay for the postage, they get their wallet, credit cards, everything else back. >> o

in burlingame, in is a community meeting to explain the untested pipelines. >>> the cost of school supplies could add up. a bay area charity is delivering a big promise to deliver backpacks stuffed with supplies. the family giving tree is hoping you'll help them make good on that promise. >> reporter: 11-year-old rachel heads into sixth grade in two weeks. she and her twin sister sadie are building some of the 18,000 backpacks family giving tree promised to some of the poorest girls. not having supplies can be tough on kids. >> it is a pretty big distraction. people are going around to other friends of theirs asking them what they need. >> i was one of those kids once. i remember getting things from complete strangers. >> reporter: when jennifer started the backpack drive six years ago she only got 60. now it brings many volunteers back year and year. >> binders, dictionaries, kleenex packs. >> reporter: winnie dropped off $2,500 worth of supplies and got her employer to write a $6,000 check. >> we never dreamed it would be anything like that. >> reporter: family giving tree has half the su

. >>> san mateo officials are warning burlingame resident baize mountain lion roaming the area. it was spotted this morning walking across the crystal springs golf course. emergency officials are recommending that residents keep a close watch on small children. they are also warning golfers and hikers in the area to not approach or run from the big cat. >>> thousands of bay area homeowners could have to start paying as much as $150 a year for a new fire fee. the phi fee covers more than 800,000 homes in calfire's jurisdiction. it will be upto the state board of forest where i and fire protection to determine exactly how much to charge. the marin independent journal estimates 16,000 homes in marin county would be subject to that fire-protection fee. >>> tens ever thousands of runners hit the streets of the city for this year's san francisco marathon. ktvu's allie rasmus spoke with this year's winner, who almost didn't show up. >> we present the gold medal! >> reporter: third time was a charm for michael wardian of arlington, virginia, who won this year's san francisco marathon af

workers at the crystal springs course in unincorporated burlingame spotted the animal about 4:30 yesterdayorning. the course remained open but the golfers were advised not to go in the rough at the sixth hole. that is where the mountain lion was spotted. the mountain lions like to forage in the predawn hours and workers say there is a lot of wildlife in the area but seeing a mountain lion is unusual. anybody who knows a golfer, what is not unusual is they say we spotted a mountain lion but the course will stay open. don't you worry. let's check in with mike to talk about a temperate week. >> don't we lock down schools when they spot a mountain lion but we can keep golfing? >> it's a golf course. don't shut it down. >> good point. kristen talked about how cool it will be. it will be a cool week ahead. this is the reason why. the area of low pressure will park itself to the west. the counterclockwise flow. it will feel like june and july. a healthy sea breeze. we have flight arrival delays at sfo. check out our flight tracker at abc7news.com. 24 hours ago it was the same temperature in san f

. >>> if you have been patient at mills peninsula medical center in burlingame, your private medical records may have been compromised. the health center says a former mailroom employee took home medical documents for 1,500 patients, some containing patient's addresses and social security numbers and taken between november of 2009 and september of 2010. hospital officials say they found out about it this june and fired the employee. they say they don't know the motive. they don't believe any patient information has been misused. but will pay for year of identity theft protection. >>> these days you can do anything. the temperature is right. my personal assessment but i like it way it is. >> you like it. >> like summer. >> because of the micro climate. what is the range today? >> 60 at the coast to 90 inland. >> something for everyone. >> broad range. but still not as hot as it should be, which is maybe a good thing for those kids already starting football yesterday. nice it wasn't that hot. all that running and nobody threw up. a look outside. the trough of low pressure has been per

workers at the crystal springs golf course in burlingame spotted the animal 4:30 yesterday morning, closes and to the reservoir. course remained open but golfers were advised not to go in the rough at the sixth hole. mountain lions like to forage in the predawn areas. workers say there is wildlife in the area but seeing mountain lion is unusual. >> investors are optimistic after news of a tentative agreement to raise the national debt limit. the bloomberg business report is coming up. >> also, the deal between two indian tribes and the city of vallejo that finally ends protest at a sacred burial ground. >> burglars target a quiet peninsula neighborhood. next, why some homeowners may be making the criminals' job easier. >>> the f.b.i. may be close to solving a 40-year-old mystery. coming up, the evidence that may finally close books on the d.b. cooper investigation. c@ >>> welcome back. a look at live doppler7 h.d. notice how quiet it is around the state. the weather will be quiet until you get to palm springs and yosemite, where the scattered thunderstorms are possible. 106 in palm spring

meeting tonight in san mateo to discuss a utilities upcoming pressure tests on gas pipeline in burlingameateo and hillsborough. the meeting will give pg&e officials a chance to explain to residents what they can expect while tests are being conducted. exact dates of the tests have not been determined. >>> firefighters say a santa clara home say total loss following a two-alarm fire. the house on augustus way was fully engulfed yesterday when they got there. the family who lived there was not home but neighbors say they only recently moved in. a car was also destroyed. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> 5:39 now. the man who started a fire last october in a sacramento mall will spend 15 years in a federal prison. in court, the judge said the fire may have been a cry for help but it was for the wrong cry. the fire at the roosevelt galleria caused more than $55 million in damage. he will be locked up for the next 15 years. >>> time now is 5:40. a security scare at the white house. the attempted break-in all caught on tape. also ahead... >> congress passed a debt bill and presi

the animal was spotted around 4:30 at the crystal springs golf course in unincorporated burlingame. course remained open but the golfers were advised not to go in the rough at the 6th hole which is where the mountain lion was spotted. >>> if you use ac transit bring a little extra money. the fares are going up. the basic adult fare will increase $.10 to $2.10. youth and senior and adult fares will increase a nick -- nickel. and trips from the east by will now cost $4.20 for adults. and there are some changes to transit in vallejo as well. in an effort to save money the schedule will shrink 23r* 12 runs a day down to 10. route 200 bus runs will be reduceed from 14 to five and that change affects people who are traveling beginning tomorrow. and you want to look out for road closures. construction crews will be shutting all westbound lanes of highway 4 in pittsburgh and antioch. those lanes will be closed from 10:00 p.m. monday to 3:30 a.m. on tuesday. cal trans and the contra costa transportation authority are widening the road. smie oakland is -- >>> oakland home to world series cham

it was felt in pacifica, deeply city, burlingame, oakland and walnut -- walnut creek. >>> a busy roadwaysed after an overnight police shooting in santa clara county. it happened on stevens creek boulevard. kraig debro has been out there all morning joining us live from cupertino with the very latest about a pretty large crime. >> reporter: you couldn't have known this because it happened in the last ten minutes -- last ten minutes. but the sheriff's office just opened the westbound direction of stevens creek here at stern all the way past finch. finch and -- coming in the eastbound direction is closed all the way out to about 280. cupertino high in this area. now, about what happened last night, a lot of conflicting information from the sheriff's office. they told us -- here's what a deputy told us last night. >> a deputy atented to make a pedestrian stop on an individual shortly after, there was an exchange of gunfire. it's still unconfirmed that the deputy shot at this sometime or if the suspect -- or if the suspect shot. >> reporter: they issued this press release at 1:00 in the morni

in burlingame. 280 looks good. 92 is kind of sketchy. i would say. slow. westbound bay bridge backed up for about a 50-minute wait at the toll plaza. 7:40. let's go to rosemary. the sun is shining bright this morning. it could be a little blinding. take a look at this -- high pressure continuing to expand westward. it's compressed our marine layer. that's actually brought on -- bought bon a -- brought on a dense fog advisory. that advisory will be with us through the morning hours and we've got a little bit of a tough drive hey long highway 101 from point reyes -- did i say 101? highway 1. point reyes around sf bay and monterey. it lasts until 8:00 this morning. although the fog will still be there. the dense fog advisory will expire. dense fog along the coastline this morning, the rest of us dealing with mostly sunny, partly sunny skies. a nice changes after gray mornings. 5 to 10 degrees warmer. upper 80s to mid-90s expected. along the coastline, 60s to 70s. sitting at 55 in san francisco. 57 oakland. holding steady right about 54 degrees in fairfield. 5

in burlingame, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> if you have not joined the over 19,000 yours if who haveeady like us on facebook, you are missing out. we have the day's top stories and personalize weather forecasts. right now we're holding a giveaway to the 3d music festival in golden gate park. like to enter, like us on facebook. >> cat we will be right back as the kron 4 areas continues. fifth fifth fabric of van of a puff fabri >> abide slide continues on the dow jones industrial average. down to 11,002 under 24. >> the pottermore web site is a very popular among harry potter fans. it officially opens to the public at large in october. >> i have my eye on live pictures that we're getting into the kron 4 news from of juno. we have heard from nasa that they have fixed the problem that put the lot on hold. they still lead people to get out of the way of the launch pad before they can blast off. juno will be heading to jupiter. the only have until 9:30 a.m.. they are working fast to get the problem resolved. >> new this morning, a judge will decide whether casey of the nation's reserve pr

burlingame. slow traffic on 101 and both directions on san mateo.'s move along and take a look at the live pictures. at the bay bridge, we checked that often, still backed up for about a 15-minute delay. it's tough out there on a monday. we don't have have foo many major crashes but a lot of slow traffic out there. now, you can join us on facebook. morning news team has a new facebook page. we just started it last week. we have just under 500 followers. we would like you to come if you are a football person. you can find us on facebook. >>> another gray start to the day. good morning to you. for the move we we have a heatup on the her right -- horizon. we have the clouds all the way inland. it looks like it west of fairfield. fairfield making with -- waking up with mostly sunny skies. fremont, santa rosa, napa and well, the coast goes without saying. by about 9:00, 10:00, most of our inland areas will begin to see the burnoff and they will take about noontime until the east bay. 57 degrees at santa rosa right now. upper 50s in napa. we have light wi

burlingame, g of cc1:cc1: california. 100 years old. proud world war ii veteran. with ka gig rafy. he can write with both hands an: both feet. i've never seen that. good for him. and helen skinner. happy birthday to you. of st. john's, michigan, 105 cc: years old. enjoys playing bridge. bakes the most delicious buys and cookies. i love both, at the same time. good old john koczy of lake wisconsin, 100 years old. proudly served in world war ii and was a prison of war. bless his heart. and he's very fluent in three different languages. hazel, remember that show? that was a good show. nbc, years ago. hazel wilson, piketon, ohio, 102 years old. loves tole travel and socializing. have you to do that if you travel, you know that. and rashie kennedy of beautiful beulaville, north carolina. 100 years old today. humble baptist minister for 70 years. i love the baptism, good people, good people. you ought to study up on them. a lot of things you'd learn. that's all. back to you. >> willard, we love you. thanks so much. >>> coming up next, pop star shaun kingston talks about