california, but we think the law is on our side in this case. >> we used outside counsel to draft this and our powers as a charter city. there will be litigations. nothing important happens without litigation in california. we will go through that process. >> reporter: and the mayor tells us that they will begin i ame s implementing on tuesday for the city council meeting. back out here live, you can see the news conference going on behind me with lawyers representing the police and firefighters union. another lawsuit will be filed on friday on behalf of architects and engineers who work for the city. reporting live for nbc bay area news. >>> it is down to the tobacco tax. proposition 29 is losing by just over 1%. but hundreds of thousands of ballots potentially remain uncounted. the yes vote is 49%. the no vote is 51%. prop 29 would add $1 tax onciga. the money would fund cancer research. some people are disappointed by the results and others are glad it is losing. >> i don't think it is necessary. it is not going to stop people from buying cigarettes, necessarily. if it -- they are already expensive enough as it is. w

that's why california, some cities are going bankrupt. >> juan: mark sawyer you have a different perspective. i want to ask you the question, who is to blame. >> our pension funds here in california were doing fine until we handed them over to guys like jonathan who crashed the stocketd. really what's going on here is agencies have not properly put money in when times were flush and they were promised these huge returns by people like jonathan and all of the sudden the market crashed because they have been making crazy bets on things. and taking away people's pension funds my parents live in chicago they are on a pension. it's a form of wage theft they work for 30, 40 years they expect to get something back. we can't have firefighters who want somebody 65 years old to run and save new a burning building. >> juan: jonathan, i want you to respond he says it's personal. he says it's you, a hedge fund manager who crashedz -- >> -- that was me, juan. juan, you didn't understand that was me alone. jonathan hoenig capitalist pig. in stockton it was city officials who made the unreal his expectation

stockton, california, set to become the largest u.s. city ever to file for bankruptcy.fficials voted late tuesday to adopt a new budget plan to allow the city to pay for day-to-day operations. this seen as the last step before filing for chapter 9 protection possibly today. stockton has about 300,000 residents and is said to be $700 million in debt. the city's been hurt by high retiree costs, big spending on a downtown revitalization project and falling property tax revenues resulting from the u.s. housing slump. >>> and with just about four months until election day, president obama and mitt romney are running neck and neck. the latest nbc/wall street journal poll has the president leading his republican lively 47% to 43% nationally. obama has a bigger margin in key swing states like pennsylvania and colorado. still, voters' sentiment issing intive overall. nearly two-thirds say the u.s. is on the wrong track. >>> ahead of tomorrow's expected supreme court ruling on president obama's health care overhaul, 37% are in favor of the justices striking it down and 41% say th

we'll let you know how long -- >>> on the brink of bankruptcy, still ahead, the california city heading for filing and how city leaders there will model the economic recovery after another bay area sitting. >>> a little cookie creating a big controversy. what's behind the call to boycott oreos. >>> here's a question for you, we want to know your opinion on governor brown's tax plan aimed at raising money for education. >>> budget business still in the works where lawmakers are preparing to vote on 21 trailer bills. the bill will spell out it -- the vote is tomorrow. republicans are crying foul over what they call a lack of transparency in that budget process. the governor however has his eye on november and his proposed tax position is -- he's taking very careful steps to gain voter approval of the proposal. look for nbc bay area's political analyst larry gersten. >> the general rule, we know the voters just don't like to increase taxes, regardless of the type, regardless of the length of time. the voters haven't passed a tax increase believe it or not since 2004. and that was a minor o

the long term allelic is generally good, most california cities have cut their violent crime rates in half, it appears to be leveling off. anne mackovic cbs 5 >>> new details on the ghastly at the refinery in rodeo. the lake was cap this morning. a water tank ruptured friday spreading a rotten egg smell through surrounding neighborhoods. crews still monitor air quality in the area >>> a special fathers day for one bay area dad a community comes together to help him care for his ailing wife. celebrations hypocritical vote called a victory for all of europe and the rest of the world. >>> it is cooler for now, changes and had the change is in evidence in ocean beach which you can barely see. pr,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> agreed to voters went to the polls to select new leadership. projections showed the new democracy party which fails the bailout has won. cbs reporter shows us it is an election watched by the world and has implications for the u.s. economy. >>> greek voters went to the polls and shows voters chose leaders want to keep the country in the rose zone. the conservative new democracy p

. >>> it can happen anytime now and running california cities teetering on the edge of becoming the biggest city in the country in stockton has net nearly 20 percent unemployment ordinations highest foreclosure rates the lead of the police fire fighters and other city workers but is still drowning in red ink in stockton tonight with the latest. >>> and for nine hours into the meeting we know that the city of stockton will file for bankruptcy we're waiting to hear whether they will adopt this plan locals are saying that plan would threaten city services in the summers hired city workers in need of medical care out in the cold. >>> shattered storefronts abandoned buildings boarded up and blighted this is the new face of stockton ports city that bloom in the early 2000's with a new stadium in a waterfront hotel all billed the city of knowledge is on credit. did waves the bus would, the recession jackie chan who runs sasaki sushi in downtown stockton has what surrounding businesses crumble. did we have seen a lot of businesses close and it's really bad. tonight facing a $26 million budget defic

the a on turned out but generally good, since a peak in the late 80s most california cities have cutine crime rate in half anne mackovic cbs 5. >>> andy van dedicated to a another friends and neighbors in san ramon stage the walkathon to benefit if family fund. she is a mother of four and suffers from a rare form of cancer, the promising drug she's not be covered by insurance the 5 k walk caps and three days for the family. >>> so special to get julie home, yesterday was our birthday and today fathers day it is amazing. >>> this morning's walk was held in san ramon. a day for den in concord and then at tony santos plaza and include a fair and and classic car show topped off by chili cookoff to benefit the contra costa firefighters benefit program. lots of father's day activities going on, follows at sight it was cooler. >>> temperatures over 100 degrees on saturday, it was the great they got in the bay area but today numbers came down by 15-20 degrees, it was a i see in san francisco also along marin coast line. you'll notice we have two zoom in on quite tower and that's the fog and

the long-term outlook is good, most california cities have cut their violent crime rates in half and appears to be leveling off. anne mackovic cbs 5 >>> and apartment fire that left two dozen people without a place to live was likely set intentionally that is according to investigators in redwood city. the fire gutted two units and damage the rest of the building. people and not allowed to live there anymore. the fire also damaged several cars, no one was hurt. anyone who site in suspicious urged to contact weird what police. skimmers are impersonating telephone workers and are targeting alameda and municipal customers. they are telling customers their account is overdue and threatening to cut off utilities and requesting credit card information official say they never ask for credit or debit card numbers in consumer experts say you should never give your numbers over the phone. facebook stock price is struggling the social networking has another problem its best shot $10 million to settle the lawsuit. the whole world watches as greeks go to the polls and the results the elections co

a long-term abbott is generally good since the peak in the late 80s most california cities have cut violentrime in half. anne mackovic cbs 5. >>> and event dedicated to another, friends and neighbors in san ramon staged a walkathon to benefit the family fun. julie is a mother of four and suffers from a rare form of cancer, a promising drug she needs not be covered by insurance, the 5 k walk to raise money caps a special three days. >>> so special to get julie home on friday, yesterday was the birthday and today fathers day. it is amazing >>> the lot was held in san ramon. were all in full approval of cooler temperatures. don't be lulled into a false sense of security juan weather on the way let's talk about that. we had an outside and admire and quite tower. forecast after a break >>> i'm dennis o'donnell late night at the olympic club that don't call the island declare the graveyard of champions for nothing. will show you the last man standing to win the u.s. open. whether the giants and a's and a great story from dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's g

. >> you might remember it was just four years ago that vallejo was the largest california city to file for chapter 9 bankruptcy. it was facing a $16 million budget deficit. and much like vallejo, stockton is cutting lifetime healthcare. vallejo emerged from bankruptcy last november. >>> well, it was a gorgeous day out there today with temperatures reaching into the low 80s if a few of our inland valley spots and also down in the south bay. 81 in sunnyvale, 82 in napa. 70s for the most part elsewhere. but 60s along the coast line. as we head into tomorrow, forecast looks on track. little or no fog expected. if we do see any at all, it'll be along the coastline. cool temperatures early in the morning, but we're going to warm up quickly. we'll have conditions back into the 80s in another of other locations tomorrow. and the warmer weather sticks with us. but it will be cooler this weekend. >>> a well-known san francisco gay rights activist was recently arrested on child pornography charges. tonight, we have the search warrant which details the alleged circumstances involving larry brinken

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. >>> it's basically the california city that never want today happen. it's about to become the largest city ever to do this. we'll explain what's going on. >>reporter: a two-alarm house fire in baltimore has shut down west baltimore street at stockton street. if you are traveling in the area, you will want to use west lexington street as your alternate route. abc 2 new's linda stow is on the scene and will bring you the latest in just a little bit. a crash on route 295 at route 48. police do confirm this accident is fatal. you will want to use washington boulevard as your alternate route. a live look at the beltway, the southwest corner in great shape. that will continue all the way up towards 83. that is a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. stay with us. there's much more to come. you're watching "good morning maryland." [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers... thousands of new good paying jobs... all without raising taxes. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't

>>> mystery surrounds the death of its former southern california city officials to raise his body wasnd under angel island yesterday house they're accused of abusing his power dave bryant on the bodice lifestyle that taxpayers paid for. there is no doubt he took advantage of the system. businessman steve freed the president of the burning properties as the mission is a major event in vernon. did a great offensive widely known to be the power by all you'd sit there of this for most of the past decade. he more than a million dollars a year for many of those years. see the lid times reported that in 2006 eric build the city of vernon from working an average of eight ec hours a week and 363 is written right every holiday said christmas a physical to make $6 million that year he says fresh ribbons million dollar man controls almost every aspect of city government including the local light and power company that supplies other companies with bargain-basement power bills. but also key made questionable investments and brought widespread suspicion. equates a lot of people in community and wer

the city is expected to file as early as tomorrow. live in stockton cbs five. >>> a californiaend time in jail 7,000 mi. from home after travelling power west africa tonight to church members prayed for the couple safe return he and christine when to gonna to give four orphaned children family. police say detained at the airport and accuse them of child trafficking. from all over the world people are honing in on the story. people immediately started praying. the couple's log details their journey in has been removed but they're reunited with their two biological children is spent time at an orphanage after police arrested their parents. did we the country's top jim a sign says this week hoping to win a spot at the summer olympics in month before the start of the london games the international that the committee announced new rules. reporter kiet do learn on what some female athletes will have to do to prove their women. when south african runners smoke to competition in the 2009 world championships the finger- pointing and head scratching began. >>> it is the combination of a

. >> and a california city official is caught on tape abusing his child playing a game of catch in the backyard. we'll see a neighbor try to intervene here. >> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us. developments in syria to tell you about where on paper, there's a cease-fire in place and a peace plan alt work, but that's not what it looks like, though. this is the city of homs. heavy artillery exploding inrential neighborhoods. winces say syrian forces felled a mosque and a church today. people were killed in homs today, including the mayor of this neighborhood. and across the country, we're told more than 65 people were killed in street fighting and artillery fire. there was even a street clash in the center of damascus where rebels reportedly killed 17 troops loyal to president bashar al assad. we're going to take you inside a makeshift hospital in the city of homs where a doctor follows his commitment to healing the wounded despite horrific conditions surrounding him. it's a cnn exclusive you don't want to miss. >> since the conflict in syria started, russia and c

>>> ty, the city of stockton, california, which is about 85 miles east of san francisco, will likely largest city to file for bankruptcy. cnbc's jane wells is following that story for us now. it has big implications for municipalities around the country. >> reporter: yes. we got off the phone with the city. they have not yet filed the paperwork. two cities exploring bankruptcy. one state university professor tells "the washington post" one in five california cities are at similar risk. now, stockton has until friday to officially file chapter 9 after the council voted last night approve a budget which closes a $26 million deficit, deals with a $700 million worth of debt by doing things like suspending payments and fazing out a retiree medical benefits. it was a long night. >> the decisions that you are making tonight are effective throwing a grenade in my life and destroying everything i have worked for. >> stockton had the same attorney that helped vallejo proving chapter 9 can work. after three years of slashing public services and dealing with creditors, though prostitutes flooded

says they isn't the only california city to pass a pension reform voters in san diego also overwhelmingly approved pension cuts and workers there will be forced into 401k stock plans instead of a guaranteed pensions. >>> i don't approve of it is looking only at the cost side and not the revenue side and i don't much care and that analysis what cost to looking at. but you ought to looking at both sides. san diego pays to have a $31 million a year into the city's retirement fund that is 20% of its general fund budgets in san is a pension payments take up 27% of the budget. did we did set as a and san diego get back to his attention? >>> and much more yet. it certainly got my attention. jerry brown talks to tackle pension reform before the november election. president obama's and the day for less than five hours today he started with the roundtable for tech industry insiders said that host a lunch at the julia morgan ballroom it's the president's 16th trip to california in this election cycle alone we agree this date is a cash cow for presidential candidates but some say voters should be con

the study looked at 250 california cities. the highest obesity rate among fifth graders was in san pablo at over 50%. the lowest was at danville at just over 16%. you can find the complete report on our website, ktvu.com. >>> residents met on the steps of frank ogawa plaza for a prayer vigil. their calling on the city council to put oaklanders to work. >> ever since it was commissioned it was promised to the community. >> after the rally outside the group met with city leaders to discuss closing the loophole. a final vote is expected next tuesday. >>> some of the biggest names for one of the biggest golf tournaments also has another thing that's big. no huge, find out what that is coming up. >>> we're back here in about 10 minutes. that bank fog is getting huge. lower fire danger, i'll let you know how much cooler it's going to be for your wednesday. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your s

city. stockton, california is set to become the largest u.s. city to declare bankruptcy.n's mayor is hoping for the best. >> when you run out of cash, you run out of cash. it's never over until it's over. we keep hoping with our fingers crossed we'll have some kind of settlement or the basis of a good settlement that could take us into chapter 9 filing. bill: this is a big, big deal. how you doing, steven? the reason why this is such a big deal is you make the point that if stockton goes bankrupt, it will be the first of a wave of bankruptcies across the country. >> especially in california. there is a couple things going on here. one is as you know, this is the public sector pension crisis. when i talk to people in stockton and other cities a few years ago, vallejo had this problem, i asked the city manager, what's going on, "can't you pay your bills. he said for every policeman we have on the payroll, we are also paying two that are retired. the pension crisis that's over a trillion dollars nationally. but the california cities, bill, are the ones that are most vulnerab

those are two of the second, third largest cities in california. and the vote for pension reform was overwhelming, like two-thirds in both those cities. at least in the case of san jose, that's a liberal democratic city. that should be a wake-up call for the public employee unions that they cannot hold out indefinitely on pension reform. it should strengthen the hand of the governor who's asking for pension reform and saying it's needed to convince voters to vote for new taxes. but clearly still the legislative leadership and the democratic majority in the legislature is very reluctant to go against the unions on this issue because frankly they owe the unions. they're completely dependent on the unions for campaign money. and the governor is dependent on them for money for his tax measure. makes for a yeasty sort of situation. >> the governor said this week, we talked to him on this issue, said that these two cities really were sort of a landmark, that more than wisconsin, san jose and san diego, the vote there was something that the nation was watc

california cities made the bottom of the list. fresno in at 92. stockton, modesto, 97, 9 8. >> it's got to be the shoes. for decades folks at nike have convinced adoring shoe fans that whatever the company rolls out is a must have at whatever the cost. nbc bay area's correspondent shows us why people are missing work and getting ready to shell out hundreds for a shuf oe. >> who says eat skthe economy h skids. we found 40 people willing to give up days and $245 of hard earned money for a pair of shoes. >> called the air ez 2. >> the kanye west designed, you have lines like this outside sheik in san francisco. >> when the store opens on saturday, we will be out here monday. six days. six days. >> six days. >> get $250 pair of shoes? >> yeah, ridiculous. that's how nike and kanye west doing it. you have no choice. if you want the shoe you have to do this. >> why are you willing to spend so much? >> i don't think so. it's cheap. >> how do you guys afford these? >> work for it. >> clean windows. mow lawns. >> can't get my size. i will get another size.

we've got a packed show for you tonight the golden state has been drying up for years but now a california city will be the largest in the country to file for bankruptcy protection we'll take a look at the state of the economy and also ask if living wills drawn up by this country's biggest banks will in fact improve and get rid of the too big to fail system plus we're going to have mike elk on the show to talk about the latest way large corporations are trying to limit workers rights it turns out many of this country's veterans have been forced to attend meetings in which they're told unions are bad oftentimes held on army bases well have all that for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first we'll take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to miss. our will certainly still several months away from the presidential election but still the mainstream media was abuzz today with the latest numbers highlighting over and over where the candidates stand as of today. be seen as wall street journal poll new n.b.c. wall street journal poll new n.b.c. news wall street journal poll our

. >>> and what a new survey about car theft hotspots says about the bay area and the california city that ranks number one on the list. >>> and how about a live look at the hills off in the distance in sunol on this first day of summer. the news at 11:00 starts now. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon in for clinton kelly. >> i'm marla tellez. new this morning, a commuter nightmare turned criminal investigation. right now, federal agents are combing the charred remains of a four-alarm fire in oakland that led to a partial shutdown of b.a.r.t.s six days ago. stephanie chuang joins us live with the clues investigators already have. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this has become such a big case that help is coming in from across the country. in fact, lila the dog from courtland fire and rescue just arrived minutes ago. she's trained in -- she's trained in sniffing out accelerants, detecting accelerants, i should say, so 22 of those special agents from the atf, special national response team, is actually on scene. they've been combing t

. >>> lawmakers reach a deal to keep student loans from dublin >>> northern california city to become biggest city in the country to declare bankruptcy. >>> from across the bay a missing man's closest friend makes a plea for closure. >>> let us bring him home >>> sheriff's department ran special access to show where this homemade cannon went off. >>> now that you get this added your system my ready to go back to cleveland? >>> the stores that matter on eyewitness news this morning. >>> we begin with traffic alert and east bay salmon trout caught fire and on and off round on a busy stretch of 880 in oakland. >>> more with what the road was situation is. >>> you can see the truck was coming around 880 c h p says the driver heard a crack and bank underneath the truck he pulled around he got at of the truck and the truck was on fire the freightliner is a complete loss. there is no fuel a does not seem id effect of the traffic much on the freeway no fuel is making oakland fire stands by, the situation is over but the driver got out with no injuries. >>> a complete loss, does he have an ide

. >> chris: also in california, two cities. san jose, those voters passed an initiative to cut back on government worker pensions. governor, what is the message? >> guest: i think the message is, the voters are seeing the fundmental unfairness of government sitting on both sides of the table and they are noticing with sadness the fundmental services education and health care and others are diminished because so much money is devoured by very high salaris and higher than those than the taxpayers are earning and more generous benefits and bullet-proof job protection and huge pension. >> is this a watershed what we are seeing right now. are voters giving state and local officials a green light to go after or at least curtail public unions? >> i hope no one thinks of it that way . i hope it means a turning point in trying to address the balance. there is a reason that defenders of labor from franklin roosevelt to george meany said that unionism had no place in the public sector and it is a necessary freedom in the private sector an

he was found by his fiancee sunday morning at the bottom of a swimming pool in the southern california city of rialto. he was videotaped being beaten by l.a. police in 1991. that set off that national firestorm. the officers' kui kit equitial sparked riots, leaving 50 people dead. rodney king was 47 years old. >>> prosecutors have rested their case against former penn state coach jerry sandusky. as the defense begins, there's word of a new strategy. chris the live in bellefonte, pennsylvania, with details of the attorneys' approach. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. we have some new developments at the sandusky trial. just a few moments ago the judge in this case let the jury go home for the day. he told them that they had some technical details they had to work out with some witnesses, and so the judge released the jury right around 2:00 here. the judge also announced a new timetable for this trial, saying that things are moving quickly. he expects the defense in this case to continue calling witnesses and through noon on wednesday. he said after that he will have closing arg

. >> and a california city official is caught on tape abusing his child playing a game of catch in thekyard. we'll see a neighbor try to intervene here.

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two cities in california deal big blows to organized labor just as wisconsin votes to keep scott walkerfice. we'll give you the latest details there. until i got a job in the big apple. adjusting to city life was hard for me. and becoming a fulltime indoor cat wasn't easy for atti. but we had each other and he had purina cat chow indoor. he absolutely loved it. and i knew he was getting everything he needed to stay healthy indoors. and after a couple of weeks, i knew we were finally home! [ female announcer ] purina cat chow indoor. always there for you. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> we're back with politics and whether the republican message on the economy is backfiring. mitt romney's cam pab add cross the country telling veeter the president obama's policies made the economy worse. that message contradicts much of what we're hearing from republican governors in battle ground states who claim their economies are improving. scott walker touted the success in his state just this morning. >> for the first time

political move could affect other states voters in two california cities overwhelmingly approved pensionsgo and san jose approved a ballot initiative today city budgets shrinking opponents said it will fight for proposed cuts in court jury complete sexual abuse trial penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky makeup of the jury half of the jury has ties to the school faculty staff members current and former students jerry sandusky they did not guilty to charges of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15 year time frame opening statements monday trial expected to last three weeks. you have seen the shuttle enterprise in the air today final jersey journey by sea today new home intrepid sea, air and space museum new york city unexpected challenge shuttle wind damaged on the way hit a railroad bridge quickly repaired repainted enterprise never flew in space used for test flights. author credited with raising the popularity of science fiction and fantasy novels has died ray bradbury away last night california after battling disease 91 years old candlelight memorial held hometown to waukegan

really one of those things that, you know, you can't say anything positive about, the city of stockton, californiar bankruptcy possibly as early as today. it could be the largest city to file for chapter 9 protection in u.s. history. stock son city council voted tuesday night to approve a budget to allow them to pay for day-to-day operations. the city failed to reach a deal with creditors to restructure the more than $700 million in debt. stockton has been hurt by high retiree cost and downtown revitalization project that they couldn't pay for and lower property tax revenue stemming from the housing market slump. >>> google holding a forum in san francisco today. it's expected to show off its own new tablet device. it will compete more directly with the kindle fire than apple ipad. it will run on android mobile software called jelly bean. features include a voice activated assistant similar to apple's suri. google and apple justed to be like this and now they're more like frenemies. >> see ya. >> see ya. >>> today, the smithsonian's folklife festival begins at the national mall. it starts at 11:00

. >> dana: no, you said -- freddie voters in two major california cities. >> kimberly: san jose and sango. >> greg: a democrat is doing this. in san jose, right, juan? this is not just republicans that are saying this is a problem. we can't afford this style of living anymore. right? we can't. >> juan: no, no, no. listen, what you have is people who are saying we need to do something about debt and pension. all of that is on the table. all of that is legitimate. the question here was about walker forcing this thing through. in a special way as to antagonize, polarize the state of wisconsin. >> dana: like obamacare. >> juan: on national agenda. >> dana: that is what obamacare is. just of course it's not. >> greg: you don't think it's rammed through? under democrat majority? yes, it was. >> juan: who creates this? mitt romney heritage. let me ask you -- >> dana: rammed it through congress. >> juan: the national idea of the universal healthcare. is there a public option in the healthcare plan that obama put forward? no. because of republican opposition. >> greg: we have to go but we will c

in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california's cities and counting can continue tosk about their criminal history. supporters say the bill would have given people a fair shot at jobs and a back ground check would be run later. >>> scientists pouring over data from the space craft seen the strongest sign there may be water on saturn's giant moon. it has been speculated it contain as hidden liquid layer. the moon gets squeezed and stretched and that suggests the presence of a buried ocean. if it were solid rock that wouldn't happen. >>> a key ingredient in a hiv medication. they filed a new drug application for a component in the hiv drug that is pending approval by the fda. it boosts blood believes to allow the drug to be taken just once a day and that will help patients. >>> if you have trouble unplugging during a airplane flight, southwest has a deal, they launched a project offering live television service on some flights. they will often 7 sports and news channels but you must bring your own device. prices range from $3 to $8 for the service. >>> the weather toni

. >>> people in a southern california city are a little bit under siege right now.ason why a female hawk has been on the attack and what it has to do with this particular time of year. >>> also supervisors in alameda county about to vote on a tax increase measure next week and if passed, it will be permanent. . >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about tonight. we're getting news of a shooting in vallejo that left one person dead and sent three others to the hospital. vallejo police tell us that the shooting happened at 8:15 in crest ranch park. they say the victims did not appear to be suffering from life-threatening injuries and there is no word on any suspect information. we'll have more on this story tomorrow morning on ktvu mornings on 2. >>> some neighbors in long beach are being warned to stay off a particular sidewalk that is being patrolled by some very territorial hawks. the cooper's hawks are nesting in a tree nest the river channel. they say they have been recently attacking passerby passerbys. >> he swooped down. >> ouch, neighbors contacted anim