abc7 cheryl jennings spent the day with the san francisco police department and got an inside look ate san francisco police department's homeland security units are as prepared for emergency as money and training can provide, ten years after the september 11th terrorist attack. >> whether it's on land or see. the marine units patrol the bay 7 days a week around the bridges, the port, and the shoreline. >> a sub surface remote operated vehicle. >> the marine unit has a new tool to search underwater for threats. >> it gives us the capability to search quicker a larger area and to mitigate the issue underneath the water. >> the marine unit for the san francisco police departments not only respond to a variety of emergencies, but they also have the capability onboard to detect radiation threats. they don't want to reveal anymore other than they are able to detect sources of radio logical and nuclear sources on routine patrol. >> we are training every week as much as we can, of course, around our other duties. training is a huge part in this program, keeping the dogs proficient. >> this is

good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. east bay police have made an arrest in the high profile murder case. they have still not found the body of a missing nursing student but have a suspect under arrest. michelle lee has not been seen since vanishing at the end of may. and laura anthony is had live with arrests. and after all of this time, laura. >> that is right. dan, police have been looking at this former friend of michelle lee, gisele estoban from the beginning. you may remember they arrested her, but let her go. now, they say there is enough evidence to keep her behind bars. >> the brother of missing nursing student michelle lee asked the woman suspected of killing his sister to bring closure to the family. by telling police where lee's body is located. shown here after an unrelated court appearance, the 27-year-old was arrested this morning in her union city condo, charged with lee's murder. lee disappeared may 27th frj a kaiser hospital parking garage. >> it's located inside of the car bloodstains have been analyze

you can keep track on the latest-breaking news on twitter and you can talk about it now, with cheryl jennings, have a good evening. >> a networking site gives the president a local forum to sell his jobs plan and republican young guns turn to facebook. pipeline testing causes concerns. the smell of gas spreads from house to house. did pg&e do enough? and no matter what financial concerns are there is a local line ready to help you. >>> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings, dan ashley is off tonight. the president came to talk about jobs and the economy in a town hall meeting in mountain view. part of a fund raising swing. mark matthews is here with more. mark? >> came to the bay area to talk jobs and last night raising money. a lot of money. somewhere between $3 million and $5 million in fund-raisers. but today in an event hosted by linkedn, the president talked about paying for government investments like the internet. the president told an audience a large majority are on board. the idea spending cuts must be met with increased taxes on wealthy. >> making sure there is a tax code that is fair.

. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> hopes are soaring that the two u.c. graduate had may be coming home this week. >> that word from mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> i think they will be freed. these two people the very conditions here in prison is like staying in a hotel. >> an iranian court set bail for the two. a third was fraed freed last year. nick, what is the response from washington. >> reporter: this is good news. hillary clinton responded very quickly to the iranian president's statements but her comments would best be described as cautious. >> we are encouraged by what the iranian government have said today but i'm not going to comment further than that. we obviously hope that we will see a positive outcome from what appears to be a decision by the government. >>> two were arrested with a third american sarah shourd while hiking along the border two years ago. sarah shourd came home last year after update of $500,000 bail. they convicted the two others to eight years in prison. when word reached a former professor he was enthusiastically optimistic. >>

. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> the house committee is demanding answers and an investigation and that president obama for his support of solyndra. terry mcsweeney is here with more. >> some them angry at today's hearing but no explanation of all the f.b.i. raid on solyndra last week. much of this morning's hearing was more what will happen in election year next year. >> obama attack came under attack. >> we have scheduled vice president and secretary chu groundbreaking prior to doe prior to the terms of the deal. >> they defended the half billion loan guarantee saying it was put in motion by the george w. bush administration and took a few shots themselves. >> the majority of republicans on this committee deny the climate change is real. if you are a science denier, there is no reason for government to invest in clean energy. >> there is memos presented by republicans, one by an analyst. it said, quote thshlgs deal is not ready for prime time but the loan went through. some panel members asked how. >> there were month supporters of the president that stepped forward and had meetings a

>>> good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> a san jose police officer will soon appear in court. patrick durego has to answer to the charge of having sex with boys. er terrify is live. >> reporter: he will be a i rained here in santa clara county. he was campus police officer at leland high school in san jose and how has been arrested allegedly molesting two boys, 15 and 17. a spokesperson says there were no on robs with him. gill low police say they have been investigating him two years finally a witness came forward that led to the indictment yesterday. he was arrested when he came to work at san jose pd. he is 17 year veteran, actually fired in 2008 for trying to cover up a fellow officer's drunk driving crash. he was reinstated last year. san jose police said they knew of the investigation but nothing had been proven. they had to let him back on the force. >> a lot of time the investigation is initiated but there may be various reasons and the legality so unless we have information otherwise we're not able to place an officer on leave or terminate his employm

good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm kristen sze. >> the execution of search warrants is total surprise to solyndra. what the. if i looking for? >> that is half billion dollar question. we know that f.b.i. agents have been out on the solyndra campus going into a number of buildings including this one, this is where the manufacturing equipment that ate much of that half billion dollar loan. >> agents are conducting this raid as part of a joint operation between the f.b.i. and department energy is on of inspector general. >> what are you looking for? >> unfortunately i can't go through details in this. >> what are you going to be taking out, files and equipment? >> at this point it's very early on. it remains to be seen. >> solyndra is solar power company that received $500 million in loans a company touted by president obama. suddenly announced they were bankrupt and without notice laid off 1100 workers. today the f.b.i. agents moving in surprising workers when they came to work. >> what is going on in there? >> we don't know. there are people out there. >> f.b.i. is out there? >> yes. >

>>> good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> new delay this morning in the legal progression against the young murder accused of murdering her friend. they want her to reveal the whereabouts of le's body. >> reporter: giselle esteban was a no-show in court. but friends and relatives still attended the hearing. the man that may be at the center of this was also here. that is scott marasegan. he didn't say anything about the case did you the defendant is the mother of the child and she blames le for their break-up but police have not said what the they believe is the motive for the murder. we have video from another poows but she waived her right to appear today. she is accused of murdering michelle le. le's body has not been found but police have enough evidence think they have enough evidence to prove that she killed le. >> we want to find michelle. >> district attorney's office recommended not to speak or talk about the case or in the media. we are focused on finding michelle. >> reporter: they have organized another search for this weekend. it will be their eigh

. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> the house committee is demanding answers and an investigation and thatresident obama for his support of solyndra. terry mcsweeney is here with more. >> some them angry at today's hearing but no explanation of all the f.b.i. raid on solyndra last week. much of this morning's hearing was more what will happen in election year next year. >> obama attack came under attack. >> we have scheduled vice president secretary chu groundbreaking prior to doe prior to the terms of the deal. >> they defended the half billion loan guarantee saying it was put in motion by the george w. bush administration and took a few shots themselves. >> the majority of republicans on this committee deny the climate change is real. if you are a science denier, there is no reason for government to invest in clean energy. >> there is memos presented by republicans, one by an analyst. it said, quote thshlgs deal is not ready for prime time but the loan went through. some panel members asked how. >> there were month supporters of the president that stepped forward and had meetings and the

. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> hopes are soaring that the two u.c. graduate had may be coming home this week. >> that word from mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> i think they will be freed. these two people the very conditions here in prison is like staying in a hotel. >> an iranian court set bail for the two. a third was fraed freed last year. nick, what is the response from washington. >> reporter: this is good news. hillary clinton responded very quickly to the iranian president's statements but her comments would best be described as cautious. >> we are encouraged by what the iranian government have said today but i'm not going to comment further than that. we obviously hope that we will see a positive outcome from what appears to be a decision by the government. >>> two were arrested with a third american sarah shourd while hiking along the border two years ago. sarah shourd came home last year after update of $500,000 bail. they convicted the others to eight years in prison. when word reached a former professor he was enthusiastically optimistic. >> my m

cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> still ahead, the san francisco opera has just opened a new performancethousands of lives on 9/11 but gave his own life that day.é"é"ñ >> bay area resident mark bingham was one of the heroes onboard flight 39. he will be remembered in a ceremony at 1:00 this afternoon at harvey mill plaza in san francisco. his mother, alice showing land, honors all the victims of the attack by encouraging people to spread good will. she's a board member ever the nonprofit group "my good deed." to be part of the "my good deeds" 9/11 tribute movement you can log on to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. right now they are holding a 9/11 tribute and service at san francisco's war memorial veterans building. let's get a final check of our accuweather forecast now with lisa argen. temperatures below normal here in the bay area this morning? >> yeah, the seventh consecutive month, carolyn, we are talking temperatures below normal. cloud cover due to a system to our south. that will provide partly cloudy skies. we also have the low clouds and fog. possibility of a thundersto

i'm cheryl jennings. kristen sze is off today. we want to move on to other news the proposition banning same-sex marriage is being debated at this hour in front of the california supreme court. panel is hearing arguments on whether sponsors have the legal standing to appeal a federal ruling that a ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional. terry mcsweeney is outside the state building. a lot of activity outside court today. >> reporter: is two debates, one in front of the state supreme court justices and one on the steps. two different topics. take a look at the video on the stipulates. those opposed of prop 8 and those in favor of prop 8 and they are talking about the issue that voters passed back in 2008. that is not the topic of the day. inside the building, the justices are talking about whether the lawyers for proposition 89 can represent the measure in court. do they have legal standing to challenge the judge's ruling that prop 8 is unconstitutional because it violates the rights of gays and lesbians. listen to a clip of two s

>>> good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> new delay this morning in the legal progression against the young murder accused of murdering her friend. they want her to reveal the whereabouts of le's body. >> reporter: giselle esteban was a no-show in court. but friends and relatives still attended the hearing. the man that may be at the center of this was also here. that is scott marasegan. he didn't say anything about the case did you the defendant is the mother of the child and she blames le for their break-up but police have not said what the they believe is the motive for the murder. we have video from another poows but she waived her right to appear today. she is accused of murdering michelle le. le's body has not been found but police have enough evidence think they have enough evidence to prove that she killed le. >> we want to find michelle. >> district attorney's office recommended not to speak or talk about the case or in the media. we are focused on finding michelle. >> reporter: they have organized another search for this weekend. it will be their eigh

. >> and shim cheryl jennings. aim i had -- -- amy the president is talking about jobs and the economy? >> reporter: yes dozens of supporters were here line being the streets. they let out a happy cheer when the president waved at them there were a couple of protesters, one shouted down by this crowd of supporters. i want to take you inside. linkedin has gathered 300 of its members to be here at this town hall-style meeting. they asked for members to submit questions and they chose the most popular ones. here's a look outside hours before the event. i understand the president is entering right now. we have a camera in there. we want to be able to show you and listen in to the president. sounds like the crowd is thrilled to see him. 300 people gathered from all across the country. they took all of the questions, they chose their most popular ones. then they pulled people to come and ask questions from online and also interest the crowd. we asked a pew people outside, what would you ask the -- a few people outside, w

good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm kristen sze. >> the execution of search warrants is total surprise to solyndra. what the. if i looking for? >> that is half billion dollar question. we know that f.b.i. agents have been out on the solyndra campus going into a number of buildings including this one, this is where the manufacturing equipment that ate much of that half billion dollar loan. >> agents are conducting this raid as part of a joint operation between the f.b.i. and department energy is on of inspector general. >> what are you looking for? >> unfortunately i can't go through details in this. >> what are you going to be taking out, files and equipment? >> at this point it's very early on. it remains to be seen. >> solyndra is solar power company that received $500 million in loans a company touted by president obama. suddenly announced they were bankrupt and without notice laid off 1100 workers. today the f.b.i. agents moving in surprising workers when they came to work. >> what is going on in there? >> we don't know. there are people out there. >> f.b.i. is out there? >> yes. >

world news is coming up next, and i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for joining us tonight.ou next time. >>> this is "world news" tonight. moment of impact. for the first time we see what it was like for tourists and their kids when that earthquake hit the famous washington monument 500 feet in the air. a report today on the future of a national tre

>>> good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> a san jose police officer will soon appear in court. patrick durego has to answer to the charge of having sex with boys. er terrify is live. >> reporter: he will be a i rained here in santa clara county. he was campus police officer at leland high school in san jose and how has been arrested allegedly molesting two boys, 15 and 17. a spokesperson says there were no on robs with him. gill low police say they have been investigating him two years finally a witness came forward that led to the indictment yesterday. he was arrested when he came to work at san jose pd. he is 17 year veteran, actually fired in 2008 for trying to cover up a fellow officer's drunk driving crash. he was reinstated last year. san jose police said they knew of the investigation but nothing had been proven. they had to let him back on the force. >> a lot of time the investigation is initiated but there may be various reasons and the legality so unless we have information otherwise we're not able to place an officer on leave or terminate his employm

abc7as cheryl jennings looks at what counterterrorism officials are calling al-qaeda 2.0. >> days aftereadliest terror attack on the u.s. soil the u.s. has a new public enemy number one, osama bin laden and his al-qaeda organization. >> i want justice. there's an old poster out west that i recall that said, "wanted dead or alive." it took almost a decade, but the pursuit paid off. in may navy seals killed bin laden when they stormed his compound in pakistan. al-qaeda was dealt a bigger blow. >> it was probably a bigger blow than we thought it would be because he was more engaged in the running of the organization than we had thought he might be. >> a lot of information recovered from his compound revealed an organization already on the ropes and in disarray. the c.i.a. drone strikes in pakistan have killed more than 1,000 militants in recent years, including just last month the terror group's second in command. bin laden's successor, egyptian ayman alzawahri, is in hiding. previous siding over what many intelligence analysts believe is a lessee if he cantive, less cohesive organization.

here is cheryl jennings with the story. >> good girl. step. thank you, girl. good girl.so proud of his new friend. melano. he relies of a wheelchair to get around because of his multiple sclerosis but he has a much better quality of life thanks to his service dog >> he was connected with him with a program called canines for independents. >> she's been providing assistance for me so each day i experience increased end depends on my own and feeling good about that. >> the hilly trained assistance dogs are part of a national program that begins with their breeding. >> i assist the mom and her wellches i'm a canine midwife. and when the puppies are in my house i monitor their weight gains and health. we do exercises to expos them to specific stimuli. >> then they are shipped to volunteers around the country, who raise them for a year and a half and give them up. they are sent back here in santa rosa to be trained to help adults or children with physical or developmental disabilities or wounded veterans, or to be used in therapy or educational training. or for the hard of he

i'm cheryl jennings. kristen sze is off today. we want to move on to other news the proposition banning same-sex marriage is being debated at this hour in front of the california supreme court. panel is hearing arguments on whether sponsors have the legal standing to appeal a federal ruling that a ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional. terry mcsweeney is outside the state building. a lot of activity outside court today. >> reporter: is two debates, one in front of the state supreme court justices and one on the steps. two different topics. take a look at the video on the stipulates. those opposed of prop 8 and those in favor of prop 8 and they are talking about the issue that voters passed back in 2008. that is not the topic of the day. inside the building, the justices are talking about whether the lawyers for proposition 89 can represent the measure in court. do they have legal standing to challenge the judge's ruling that prop 8 is unconstitutional because it violates the rights of gays and lesbians. listen to a clip of two s

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, hope to see you again in a half hour on the news at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, arsenic, apple juice and arguments. two of television's most prominent doctors, including our own dr. richard besser, face off on food safety. what you need to know about the safety of apple juice tonight. >>> help wanted. a facebook powerhouse discloses some of the secrets of using social media to find jobs.

. >> and shim cheryl jennings. aim i had -- -- amy the president is talking about jobs and the economy? >> reporter: yes dozens of supporters were here line being the streets. they let out a happy cheer when the president waved at them there were a couple of protesters, one shouted down by this crowd of supporters. i want to take you inside. linkedin has gathered 300 of its members to be here at this town hall-style meeting. they asked for members to submit questions and they chose the most popular ones. here's a look outside hours before the event. i understand the president is entering right now. we have a camera in there. we want to be able to show you and listen in to the president. sounds like the crowd is thrilled to see him. 300 people gathered from all across the country. they took all of the questions, they chose their most popular ones. then they pulled people to come and ask questions from online and also interest the crowd. we asked a pew people outside, what would you ask the -- a few people outside, w

cheryl jennings looks at what counterterrorism officials are calling al-qaeda 2.0. >> days after the. has a new public enemy number one, osama bin laden and his al-qaeda organization. >> i want justice. there's an old poster out west that i recall that said, "wanted dead or alive." it took almost a decade but the pursuit paid off. in may navy seals killed bin laden when they stormed his compound in pakistan. al-qaeda was dealt a bigger blow. >> it was probably a bigger blow than we thought it would be. because he was more engaged in the running of the organization than we had thought he might be. >> a lot of information recovered from his compound revealed an organization already on the ropes and in disarray. the cia drone strikes in pakistan have killed more than 1,000 militants in recent years, including just last month the terror group's second in command. bin laden's successor, egyptian ayman alzawahri is in hiding. >> we've eliminated or captured scores of senior leaders. we've driven them more and more to be more about their, worried about their own safety than to attack us. >>

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, moment of crisis. the ihop shooting. the first frantic 911 call. >> ryan, move! he's shooting at us now. >> and who were the national guard troops, back from iraq and afghanistan, but gunned down at breakfast at home? >>> veeps gone wild. dick cheney takes on his own party. al gore lays into the president. >>> hurricanes on the march. a swarm of storms marches across the atlantic toward us. >>> sneezing and wheezing. it's epic allergy mayhem. blame the rain. and maybe your fruit salad. >>> and lessons of survival. if you escaped at ground zero, did it really change your life forever? >>> good evening. you can hear the fear, the urgency and the bravery in their voices. and the gun shots going off behind them. the 911 calls from the shooting at ihop, after a disturbed man got his handndon an ak-47. he killed four people, three of them national guard members, and we're learning more tonight about the shooter and the men

i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. see you at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, gathering storm. a powerful new storm targets the gulf, threatening to dump 20 inches of rain and trigger epic floods. >>> false alarm. they're supposed to keep terrorists off airplanes. but critics say these full body scanners may not tell the difference between underarm sweat and an underwear bomb. >>> venus rises. the tennis phenom forced to put down her racket because of a mysterious disease that strikes women more than men. but she promises to return even stronger to center court. >>> consumer watchdog. soda and obesity. why is one high profile scientist questioning whether they're linked? is it because he's taking money from the soda companies? with the tough questions. wn >>> and shelter from the storm. want to avoid hurricanes, wildfires and floods? we found the two safest states in america. is it your home turf? >>> good evening. the bad weather just keeps coming. tonight, with the northeast still reeling from hurricane

. >> i'm cheryl jennings and there is new information about a south bay man with a house full of guns development is that police were warned months ago that this guy was dangerous. but apparently they did not react. we're live with the latest in this story. >> right, on the surface it seems this report filed in april could have raised red flags, and instead, just fell through cracks. very been talking with the police department public information officer. he is aware of the case number and looking into it. he does note nowhere does it state that mark was a felon in possession of registered firearms which he was in fact. but that is the point that she was raising and the officer in this report does note the 2007 arrest and the court docket number which resulted in that felony conviction. tiffany may said she warned police the man had a criminal hist skpri dealing guns. nearly five months later on tuesday, san j

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time as always, hope to see you again in a half hour. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, shooting at ihop. a gunman opens fire over breakfast at a nevada ihop and five members of the national guard are caught in a hail of gun fire. who is the shooter? >>> houses in flames. wildfires s texas taking out, on average, one home every four minutes. >>> painkillers and pregnancy? are some over the counter painkillers a risk to pregnant women and their unborn children? could they more than double the chance of miscarriage? >>> and bringing america back. unable to find a job, meet the man who took a leap of faith and some frozen yogurt and turns it into a big second chance. >>> good evening. it's good to be back with you again tonight. and we begin with news out of nevada, where a quiet breakfast at ihop was shattered this morning. it happened in carson city. a group of national guard members were gathered for a meeting. and a man with a rifle opened fire, killing two guard members, a third victim and then himself. and tonight

. >> and please join cheryl jennings at 10:00 a.m. sunday to learn more about eating disorders. >> and we enjoyed a beautiful day around the bay area and there is a warm up for the weekend. >> yes. temperatures going come up over the weekend and continue into next week. we're going to see beach weather there. is a live look from our camera just shaking. the wind has kicked up. you can see just clouds that are oaf san francisco. there is a live picture. different perspective. we're looking back towards san francisco. and there is some blue skies and plenty of sunshine heading into weekend. and it's going to be warmer weather for weekend. the cooling trend last couple day goesing to be the last of it. we're going see temperatures now upper 50s to low 60s on the coastline. and there are inland areas into 70s and we've got this into the upper 50s along the coastline z that is well below normal at this time of the year, you can see it's very windy. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. novato gusting to 20. towards fairfield there are wester

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. there is a big test of how much power unions hold over state government now that jerry brown is the governor. >> that is right. there are a number of bills on his desk back bid labor the governor has to decide to sign or veto. >> and we have the story. nannette? >> governor brown was in las vegas today addressing delegates, later this week speaks to a convention in san francisco after seven years, california unions are eager for more law that's work in their favor. the bill put the ghof a quandry. vetoes could strain his relationship with public employee unions but signing it could upset his business friends. >> i think this governor had a track record of independence. he's going to do the best thing for the state. >> one measure gives child care provider as built to unionize. another moves all ballot initiatives from june to november giving unions a greater turnout on a proposal weakening political poise. and one bill requires state agencies to have labor agreements in place for cons

. >> the news at 5:00 continues right now with dan ashley and cheryl jennings. >> high price of goldreed turns deadly. police catch up with some teen-aged murder suspects. >> and the state's motive for a female inmate free early to be with their children. >> and military weapons found in a north bay car that shut down the area around it. >> and and good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> a police tip and surveillance video gave police a break they needed in murder of a neighborhood gardener. >> police say four teenagers killed a man over two very small possessions. the 42-year-old was working in the front yard of an oakland home and was robbed and shot in may. abc 7's vic lee is live with the story that centers, vic, around pure greed. >> pure greed. those two items, a gold chain and an ipod. those arrested? a 15, 16, and 17, and 19-year-old and three of them have been charged as juveniles. and one, adult. >> the four have been charged with murder of the 42-year-old torres. he was shot and killed may 20th in the middle of the day. he was a gardener working in the front yard of this home on

cheryl jennings is off tonight. ugly scar a daily reminder of the pg&e pipeline explosion is no more tonight. and there is the gaping crater marking the spot where the pipe blew up was filled in today, people got to help shovel some dirt. abc 7 is live in san bruno's crestmore neighborhood. and this is a long time coming. >> that intersection had been closed more than a year now. and sometime will reopen with nary of trace of what happened here. >> heavy equipment did heavy lifting this afternoon but survivors got a crack at filling the hole. an ugly reminder of the death that swept across the neighborhood a year ago. >> this first thing i thing thi about in the morning. >> maria lives about 10 houses up the street and says after her turn, she wanted to keep going with more. >> this felt good. the pipe is gone z i'm happy about that. it's a little closure. >> and carol says she normally avoids the hole but today is dimpb we did survive. and and putting the dirt is like we beat the blast. it's very, very important. >

. >> i'm cheryl jennings, foreclosures are on the rise. >> it's having a ripple affect, reducing value of all homes in the neighborhood. latest figures show there were more than to 28,000 filings nationwide last month, one in every 570 households. and there is an example of how it's being felt hard in one neighborhood. >> as because r.batd as those are, it's worse here in this neighborhood. these folks are having a rally in front of a home marked with graffiti. it's just one example of what this crisis has brought to this city. >> this brings property values down. >> for 31 years they've lived here on 55th avenue. a neighborhood now at the heart of the crisis. and identified in a new study by a zip code. >> actually they sold this house next door, it went below market so that is when we look and you look at what property value is, it's lower. >> according to a study by the end of 2012 it will cost homeowners $12 billion in value. and researchers determined from 2008 through 2012, 28,000 homes were gone into foreclosure, the homes dropped in value by an average of 22%. and others within

. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> a bizarre car accident on the 4th floor of a parking garage concrete crashing to the street below. >> the car was left dangling at third and folsom. and what happened? >> what a scene around 1:00 this afternoon here in this garage. you said it's a cross from mosconi center. and the gar yablg can hold 750 cars and one of them, a blue mazda almost made it out the fast way out of the building. police are still piecing together exactly what happened. but this much we know. an employee helping a customer move that mazda. he might have been pushing it freh

central organization is unraveling it's clear the danger posed by off shoots remain autos and cheryl jennings is here with a look at what counter terrorism officials are calling al qaeda 2.0. >> that is right. navy s.e.a.l.s affected the al qaeda terrorist group but officials couldn't tell sel brait for long them had to continue to prepare for an emerging kind of danger. just days after the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil, the u.s. have a new public enemy number one. osama bin laden and his al qaeda organization. >> i want justice. and there is an old poster out west that said wanted dead or alive. >> it took almost a decade but the pursuit paid off n may, navy s.e.a.l.s killed bin laden in pakistan. al qaeda dealt a serious blow. >> it's probably been a bigger blow than we thought it would be. because he was more engaged in the running of the organization than we had thought he might oob a trove of information recovered revealed an organization on the ropes and in disarray. cia drone strikes have killed a thousand militants in recent years, including just last month. the terror g

. >> and good evening, i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley. we're going to start where a gunman opens fire in an i hop restaurant. >> shooting a group of national guards men, killing two of them and there is a borage of bullets. we are live with more. nanette? >> 11 victims altogether not counting

. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley.oday, education groups sued the state of california over lost funding in the budget deal. >> that surprise litigation means schools want $2 billion, disabled rights advocates are trying to stop $100 million in cuts. >> with no republican support to keep the temporary tax hike goesing, democrats say there was no choice but to cut the budget. they have the final say. there is a lot more pain felt around california since governor brown signs a budget that enyachts another round of devastating cuts. this fifth grade teacher started the school year without basics. >> this is a lot of parents have to start coming in and fund raising. >> disabled californians saw their services slashed deeper. >> this is really awful for me because now, i only have day staff. >> representatives from both education and disabled groups are suing the state in separate lawsuits over what they call illegal cuts. under voter-approved prop 98 guaranteeing minimum funding using a complicated formula. schools believe

cheryl jennings has the story in tonight's abc 7 salutes. >> thank you. >> good girl g girl.es. >> chris is so proud of his new friend. chris relies on a wheelchair because of his multiple cler yosis but has a better quality of life thanks to his service dog. it was connected with him through a organization called canine companions for independence. >> she has been providing assistance for me so that each day, i experienced increased independence on my own z feel gg about that. >> and these dogs are part of a national program that begins with breeding. >> these are born at my house, i assist the mom. i'm a canine mid wife, then, throughout the duration of seven to eight weeks as a puppy they're in my house. i monitor them. we do exercises to expose them to stimulus. >> then, they're shipped to volunteer who's raise them for a year and a half and give them up. they're sent back here to be trained to help adults or children with physical or developmental disabilities or wounded vets or to be used in therapy, or educational training or for hard of hearing or deaf. the clients un

cheryl jennings is off tonight. it's no holiday for bart protesters today. they apparently had no intention of backing down this, is a live picture from inside of the civic center station. a fourth protest by the hacker group call add nonmus is expected to get underway at any time now z abc 7 is live outside of the station with the latest. >> it's supposed to start at 5:00 this evening near civic center station. there are more police officers and media here than it appears there are protesters. and this is a group that clogged the evening commute for a number of weeks. at this point it remains to be seen if there is one, it will affect whatever commute there is. the twitter sphere is again buzzing can talk of another bart protest. may be labor day, but one person wrotehe

cheryl jennings looks what officials are calling al-qaeda 2 onto 0. >> days after the deadliest terrork on american soil they have new public enemy number one. osama bin laden and his al-qaeda organization. >> i wanted justice. there is an old poster out west that says wanted, dead or alive. >> it took almost on decade but the pursuit paid off. in may navy seals killed bin laden when they stormed his compound. al-qaeda was dealt a serious blow. it was probably a bigger blow than we thought it would be because he was more engaged in the running of the organization we thought he might be. >> a trove of information recovered revealed an organization already on the ropes and in disarray. drone strikes have killed more than a thousand militants in recent years including just last month the second in command. bin laden's successor, ayman al-zawahri is in hiding what many intelligence analysts believe is a less cohesive organization. >> we have eliminated or captured scores of senior leaders. we've driven them more to be worried about their own safety than to attack us. >> military and intell

cheryl jennings is off. facebook will never look the same. the company making changes to the site. a lot of people don't like it. we are live at the developer's conference going on with the story tonight thai. made a lot of right decisions. will be interesting to see how this plays out. >> yes z every time facebook makes a change users complain about it. >> we're proud of time line. we think it's an important next step to help you stel the -- tell the story of your life. >> say goodbye to your wall hello to your time line. >> you get a giant canvas to present the different aspects to your life. >> it is a scrap book of your online life back to your baby pictures and a new way for apps to post things to your time line. >> there no step two. i can just start using the app and listening to music z z.every time i listen to a song the time line updates its more social. it's a huge step forward. >> and diggceo is excited about the new features including the ticker. >> if there is a friend looking to a song just tick in. >> it gives you a chance to make everything you do more public. and

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