this is detective bill clark. the city is edmonton, canada. >> today i got a call from a family whose son was killed in november. >> nothing in a long career so strange as the case of the man who went missing and bill clark found himself in another world between fantasy and illusion. ever see a case like this before? >> never in my life. >> when it started out it seemed perfectly simple. a missing man. some guy just dropped out of sight. the kind of thing that tends to sort itself out once the so-called victim sobers up. >> i'm not thinking much is going to come of this. >> after clark's 31-year service in the city with the highest murder rate in canada, you can hardly blame him for getting a little picky. >> we don't usually go to missing persons. we're picky on what we go to. unfortunately for us to come out, you got to be dead and it better be criminal. we don't want to come out if you're just dead. if the patrolman doesn't know it's criminal, don't bother calling us. >> you have enough to do. >> yeah. >> it ex

condoleezza rice or richard clark?was the bush white house in spring and summer of 2001 responding quickly and appropriately to terrorist threats as condoleezza rice kept insisting or had they ignored them as dick clark kept insisting? philip zelikow took a particular interest in the work of that team. >> host: talk about the other things about this, because for those of us covering terrorism in the tail end of the 1990s when clinton was in office and the beginning of the next decade, there was a change in the way the white house prioritized terror in ranking foreign policy challenges. talk to is a little bit about how the change this to the question of clark's roll. wikipedia it is remarkably 18 if you look at the bush a administration you can level criticism of the bush administration for the way it dealt with terrorism. it didn't end the bin laden threat even though it had eight years to do it. dick clark during that time when he was counter-terrorism adviser to national security council have almost instant access t

>> eugene clark >> gregory alan clark >> mannie leroy clark >> sara clarke.lark >> christopher robert clarke >> donna marie clarke >> michael j. clarke >> suria rachel emma clarke >> kevin francis cleary >> james d. cleere >> and my mother, kirsten christoff. rest in peace. >> and my father, robert cirri. >> geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne >> steven coakley . >> jeffrey alan coale >> patricia a. cody >> daniel michael coffey >> jason m. coffey >> florence g. cohen >> kevin sanford cohen >> anthony joseph coladonato >> mark joseph colaio >> stephen colaio >> christopher m. colasanti >> kevin nathaniel colbert >> michel p. colbert >> keith e. coleman >> scott thomas coleman >> tarel coleman >> liam joseph colhoun fax and my husband's common-law -- >> and my husband. we miss you and love you, and he will be in our prayers. >> and my father. we all love you. >> robert d. colin >> robert j. coll >> roberts coll. >> jean collin >> john michael collins >> michael l. collins >> >> thomas j. collins >> joseph collison colemen.frey >> patricia malia colodner linda

"peggy" clark. >> reporter: the children of peggy clark were not there.dn't visit her chair or the other victims of the memorial. >> we had a big focus on not forgetting the event but not having it dramatically affect our daily lives. >> reporter: rosalyn biggs is the eldest of the three daughters. >> about a third of the building has been blown away. >> each life is valuable and in an instant it can be gone. >> reporter: her sister blaine was 13. >> you try to step away from it so it isn't as hard. >> reporter: they had no mother to guide them through their teenage years. clark's youngest daughter chelsea was just 6 when clark died. >> i'm hesitant to tell people not because i'm ashamed or it makes me sad. i don't want that to define who i am. >> reporter: over the past 16 years, peggy clark's daughters have demonstrated an amazing capacity to cope. >> being held down by the event or the things that happened here wasn't going to allow us to move forward. >> reporter: move forward, for one, with their education, all 219 children who lost a parent in the o

those dots were not connected. >> clarke: google does it.if you mistype something on google, it says, "did you mean this?" and despite spending all the billions of dollars on databases, that simple spell check "did you mean this?" kind of software wasn't operating. >> narrator: and then, five months later, the times square bomber. >> obama: people can be assured that the fbi and their partners in this process have all the tools and experience they need. >> lowenthal: the times square bomber was a horrendously run operation. a bunch of vendors in times square said to the cops, "there's a problem with this car." >> kean: both those cases, it was not the intelligence agencies, it was private citizens. on the plane, it was a private citizen who jumped the guy. times square, it was a vendor saying, "something's wrong there," letting the law enforcement authorities know it. so we were lucky, and because we have an alert citizenry. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> the president will address the country to announce a major development, we a

. >> benjamin keith clark. >> eugene clark. >> gregory alan clark. >> manny leroy clark. >> sarah m.hristopher robert clark. >> donna marie clark. >> kevin francis cleary. >> saria rachel emma clark. >> michael j. clark. >> james d. clear. >> and my mother, kirstin christoff. we love and miss you, mom. rest in peace. >> and my father, port authority police lieutenant, robert d. seare, jessica and i love and miss you but we know you're always looking down on us. >> jerry w. cloud. >> susan marie cline. >> steven coakley. >> jeffrey allen coal. >> patricia a. cody. >> daniel michael coffee. >> jason matthew coffee. >> boris g. coen. >> kevin coen. >> anthony joseph cohen. >> joseph calao. >> steven j. calao. >> christopher michael cola colasonte. >> keith coleman. >> scott coleman. >> terrell coleman. >> and my husband, benjamin keith clark. we miss you, we love you and you'll always be in our prayers. >> my uncle, james j. hobbin. we all love you. >> liam joseph colon. robert c. colin. >> robert cols. >> j. marie colin. >> michael l. collins. >> thomas joseph collins. >> joseph kent c

embassy in kabul, mandy clark takes us inside the high-rise used by the taliban attackers. and how to get america back to work? starbucks' c.e.o. tells congress and the president wake up and smell the coffee. >> we have a crisis of leadership in washington right now. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. for a president hoping to be re-elected, barack obama got a lot of bad news today. a bloomberg news national poll asked voters about the direction of the country, and 72% said it's on the wrong track. in a field poll, california voters were asked about the president's job performance. only 46% approved, 44% disapproved. and that is the first time his approval rating has fallen below 50% in that critical state that we won in 2008. perhaps the biggest wake-up call came in a special election in new york city for a congressional seat. one thing you should know about the seat in the ninth congressional district it's democrat always wins it. but that ended with a republican here's jim axelrod. >> how's he doing, bob

clark came off noland ryan in 1986.pill against the san diego padres takes the giants to an early lead. giants up a run in the eighth, cabrera's single to center and carlos beltran, they may sign him. look at this slide, you don't have to blow up the catcher. just make a great slide, 6-4 giants win. and they actually gain a game on the diamondbacks. a three-run bomb. he came in tonight hitting .120 this season against arizona but he helps the giants tonight, 8- 3 rockies, giants are six back with 20 games to play. the a's hosting kansas city. they announced 12,000 and i don't know why we keep showing the outside shot of the parking lot. good producing, kevin. show the fans streaming in. perez doubling, royals beat the a's, final of 7-3. perez had three hits. last season, he was baseball's early season breakout star. he's at it again. 12 months after undergoing elbow surgery, strasburg just on fire tonight. five shutout innings, gave up two hits, struck out four after he left the game, though, the dodgers got to the wash

i am dave clark. let's start with weather, steve paulsen. it is very nice out there steve? >>> sonoma and marin coast looks good, low-to-mid upper 90s and by the coast 60s and 70s and also #0s. here is sal. >>> good morning on the east shore freeway it is looking good and if thing more crowded it by the manipulate. you can see traffic is busier and the morning commute looks good but we are getting tolls crowding up those cash lanes. >>> a possible break in the case of missing nursing student michelle le. allie rasmus is outside the hayward police department with discoveries and what is next? allie? >> reporter: she was last seen where she was taking a nursing

mandy clark is in kabul. taxpayers get burned again. bob orr on why the government spent $16 for a muffin. and the graphic ads that are helping parents save their children from the surge of meth addiction. >> how does it all end? you tell me how does it all end. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. there's news tonight in the war on cancer. a landmark report says that there has been remarkable progress on some cancers but nearly no improvement in others. the report by the american association for cancer research is a milestone. 40 years after the nixon administration declared a national campaign against the disease. after those four decades, here is the toll now. cancer in america in 2010 claimed more than 571,000 lives. that comes to about one person every minute. one in two men and one in three women can expect to get cancer in their lifetimes. so we asked dr. jon lapook to tell us what we've accomplished in fighting cancer and where this war is headed. >> reporter: are

clark's that this be? >> he will be deputy cfo with sara. will be working on a very carpet -- part-time basis. he is a tjpa employee. he is not a consultant and has not been a consultant. he has always been a tjpa employee. his hours would become less and less. >> and his compensation accordingly? >> yes. he is in his mid to late 80's, 70's? he is prepared to retire. >> i certainly support the appointment and refer to your dad on this, but isn't a law by the tjpa that you did not have the authority to make this appointment? >> there are certain position that we bring directly to the board. that would be the board secretary, chief financial officer position, as well as general counsel position. general counsel position is now in dennis herrera. that was from a board resolution quite a while ago. nila was appointed earlier. the chief financial officer, and of course, my position. those are the only one that would come to this body. >> surprised we still have dennis, but i guess we still do. all right, motion, 2nd. any speakers? >> no members o

. >>> it is wednesday september 7thth, i am dave clark. >> let's start with steve paulson. how is the weather? >>> it is clear inland anywhere from 40s to 50s and 60s and we will have near 90s to 100 degrees inland. 60s and 70s as other places as well. >>> you can see the fog is thick here and it is also thick on the coast so use a lot of caution. also the morning commute looks good on the bay bridge coming into san francisco, let's go back to the desk. >>> topping the news a 5th person has died in nevada restaurant carson city. kraig debro joins us from the national guard armory in san jose. >> reporter: good morning, we are here to see if we can gauge reaction from the national california guardsmen. i did speak to them and they plan to release the identities of all the victims, all the deceased victims at a news conference this morning. edwardo sencion is the killer and one of the five people killed on to edwardo sencion he went into a restaurant and walked directly to a table with five national guardsmen and opened fire. he drove to the restaurant in a mini-van. he stepp

i am dave clark -- september 21st.aiting for word, they have now left the prison compound. they have confirmed shane bauer and josh fattal have been released. joining us live she is in berkeley to tell us all that has been happening overnight, here is more. >> reporter: two cars filled with the diplomats are approaching the gates in tehran. we are still not sure if shane bauer and josh fattal are in those cars now that they have been officially released, we are assuming they are very close to leaving those grounds. now word came overnight that they -- that all the paperwork that was necessary to get them out was in hand. they were seen arriving 3:30 our time and at 4:45 we go the word multiple sources confirming they were officially free. we did get reaction from one berkeley student who was relieved to hear the news. >> with wow, i am really glad they made it, that is a long time to be there. >> reporter: it has been more than two years and may be our best indication of what comes next comes from sarah shaw. she was a

it's a smart way to go. ♪ . >>> it is september 29th i am dive clark. >> thank you -- dave clark. for joining us, steve says the fog is coming in. >> yes, it is still shallow but yesterday the coast was clear and it was all in southern california and now it is here, right about here and continuing to march up the coast 60s and 70s coast and bay inland it will still be warm to hot, not as hot with 80s and a few 90s here is sal. >>> traffic is moving along nicely if you are driving on highway 4. the morning commute looks good in san jose, let's go back to dave and pam. >>> police are searching for a group of mass gunman. they have hit several 24 hour stores. live in walnut creek where one of those armed robberies occurred, here is more. >> reporter: we are talking about a series of crimes that have taken place, two robberies that we will meet with the fbi to try to find out if they are connected with more. here at this blair and walnut creek it is very scary and the food mart is open 24 hours a day. anybody can walk in and yesterday 6 armed and masked robbers did just that. we spoke

as a staunch opponent of communism mark clark twice held the post of premier after a stone europe tamed independence now he's the country's defense minister. in the soviet union victory in world war two was celebrated on may the ninth mark clark was one of those responsible for instituting a new date for a stone you think c.j. there is marked in the european style on may the eighth but celebrations on that date more of an entirely different kind. of what we dare freedom fighters. sixty six years ago today. on may eighth one thousand nine hundred forty five. again a world war two. officially came to an end. by freedom fighters the defense minister means the few surviving veterans of the twentieth estonian s.s. division and all those who fought on the side of nazi germany the veterans have been brought to the german cemetery on the outskirts of tal in with their brothers in arms of. the police band speeches by representatives of public organizations wreaths from the government and other official agencies. on the same evening the chairman of the anti fascist coalition of a stone year retir

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we'll also talk to mark geragos and marcia clark. >>> also ahead, sarah palin is threatening a lawsuit's not happy about a new book about her and her family. details on that coming up. hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of america's largest financial planning company. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you, one-to-one. together, for your future. ♪ >>> more on day two of the michael jackson death trial. the prosecution zeroing in on the minutes that are crucial to their case. they called two key witnesses who described dr. murray's words and actions on the day michael jackson died. they recounted a scene of panic, chaos that left jackson's kids in tears. their testimony also raised questions the defense will have to address. dr. sanjay gupta has some inside information on the defense team's strategy. he joins me now. you talked to sources on the defense team, inside the defense team. what direction do they say they are going to try

mandy clark is in kabul. mandy, let me ask you first of all, what has the murder of rabbani done to the peace process? >> well, the process probably died with rabbani. prior to his murder, u.s. and afghan officials said there was some progress in reconciliation with insurgents but with his death it appears it's a categorical rejection by militants of any peace plan. it's very difficult to see how any talks can be revived at this stage. and if there are no peace negotiations then victory has to come from the battlefield but u.s. troops are already withdrawing and the afghan forces are not ready to step up yet. rabbani's death has also caused ethnic tensions. rabbani was an ethnic tajik from the north. now the taliban is a largely pashtun movement from the south and it has alienated a lot of tribes here. so rabbani was seen as the elder statesman who could bridge that ethnic divide. >> mitchell: mandy, how would you describe the atmosphere at rabbani's funeral yesterday? >> reporter: there was real anger, thous

mandy clark returned there recently. >> reporter: a year ago, this is how the marines made it into townsafar bazaar was so full of home made bombs, the u.s. forces used rocket propelled explosives to blast their way in and once inside, they discovered more boobytraps. >> hey, is everybody all right? >> reporter: the bomb squads paid a high price. two killed, three seriously wounded. but the market was finally cleared. >> what is up? >> reporter: today, it's a short walk for the marines to get into town. the biggest problem now is the crowds. we got a tour from a young marine who the afghans called the little mayor of safar bazaar. 23-year-old corporal robert lamont of the marines. you feel safer with the friendships you've made? >> yeah. i can call through bazaar and now i feel safe. i walk around, i'm pretty sure the guy will tell me, you're in danger, walk out. >> reporter: this is exactly how america begins its exit from afghanistan, convincing people that their families will be better off under the government than the taliban. it isn't working everywhere, but here there is real prog

a former district attorney and nbc bay area legal analyst teach clark says the prosecution will try to prove le's disappearance was no accident. >> it's going to be a circumstantial case, and the prosecutor can going to rely on lots of bits and pieces of evidence to create a picture that michelle le died at the hands of another. that's going to be real important. and they're going to have to show motive and opportunity to convince the jury to come back with a murder conviction. >> clark says the prosecutor will not be in a hurry to try this case because there's no statute of limitations on murder. we'll be at the court hearing tomorrow. but our coverage of this case continues online tonight and into the morning. tune in to our morning coverage beginning at 4:30 a.m. >>> new tonight at 11:00, we're learning another fan was beaten outside of candle stick park, a 26-year-old man was beaten unconscious before kickoff on saturday. witnesses say rival fans clashed inside the parking lot before the fight broke out. the victim is recovering from a broken nose and cuts to his head. a suspect wa

. >> welcome, good morning, it is september 15th i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. steve how is the weather? >> it will get chewed up but on parts of the coast it will not be too warm. strong on shore wind southwestly win means 60s and 70s away from the coast here is sal. >>> traffic on interstate 880 is of moving along nicely no major problems driving into downtown oakland. if you are going inland, traffic looks good on the downtown bridge. >>> he just arrived on the scene and has a look at -- she has a look at what is going on claude dean? >> reporter: it all centers than car next to me. alameda police say this vehicle got into a crash and they believe this vehicle was going to fast. it hit both walls of the tube and dime a stop near this tow truck. what happens next a toyota coming through the tube hits it and that's what did most of the damage you are seeing to the back of this vehicle when the car spun around again. now i talked with the driver who hit this car but he was shake ken up. -- shaken up. obviously it caused a big mess and they are in the process of

. >> reporter: former prosecutor and legal analyst steven clark. >> she is going to have the right to breast-feed her child and obviously she is going to center to be housed near her child for that to take place. >> reporter: besides being very trier have a pregnant murder defendant, clark says it's likely to have a significant impact on the case. >> how is that going to play into whether she was able to commit a murder? that's number one. then number 2, is she going to gain sympathy because here she is a mother and is a jury going to want to separate a mother from her child for the rest of that child'slife? does that created a higher bar for the prosecution? >> reporter: all questions that begin to be answered tomorrow, allen. she is due to be back in court here at 2:00. we'll see whatever came out of this medical examination, if it was an emergency, or just a medical clearance. we'll see tomorrow. she is due to be arraigned here tomorrow at 2 p.m. >> we'll find out then. len ramirez, thank you. >>> a bold stabbing attack in the middle of san francisco's morning commute ends in one a

. >>> why is will clark back in the news? the giants have a rising star pushing the story forward. when we return, you're watching "sports sunday" on nbc bay area. >>> welcome back to "sports sunday." the giants have had a tough time down the stretch this season, trying to hang on in the nl west race. but there were plenty of smiles to go around on tuesday. >> just up the street here in southern california. high drive, left field line. out of here! his first big league hit is a home run. i don't believe it. >> well, he has been waiting a while to do that. i mean, the giants' dugout, i mean, they're just thinking this is a big party. look at this reception he is going to get. >> his first major league pat hits a home run against the padres. pill was called up when he parted ways with aaron rowan and miguel tejada. tuesday night he got his first at-bat and made the most of it. >> that's something you dream about. i've seen that guy a few times and this year in the minor leagues. and you know, after d-rail got that big hit, i figured he would try to throw a change-up and try to get me

in 2009, clark's former partner gained control of the contest. it would allow it between september and march if it materialized. >> that's a big factor. will the waves cooperate? surfers will come. >> right. they didn't have it last year. >> right. >> don't know about waves but the past few days it's pleasant to be at the beach if you like it sunny and warm. >> we didn't get the record four spare the air days, did we, mike? >> no. we don't have a spare the air. changing of the guard. good morning. cold front is getting closer and closer. it's really moving slowly but it will have an effect today by bringing the sea breeze deeper in the neighborhood in the afternoon hour. dropping temperature and keeping the air clean. pushing the pollution in the central valley. you can see the up-tick in the winds. 14 miles per hour out of fairfield out of the west. everybody else is calm. what this does is put this around the bay and the coast in the 50s and 60s. east bay valley has less cloud cover in the morning hours. by noon, clouds are back to the coast. t

mandy clark is on the scene and we'll speak with the u.s. ambassador in the embassy. seth doane reports freedom could be near for two american hikers held buy iran more than two years. the c.e.o. of caterpillar on digging america out of this economic mess. what's missing in washington? >> honesty. >> pelley: and one singles sensation. >> ladies and gentlemen, novak djokovic! ( screaming ) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the shooting is all but over, no americans have been killed or wounded but the enemy sure made it presence felt in the afghan capital today. the u.s. embassy in kabul-- perhaps the most heavily fortified compound in the country-- came under a day-long attack as a small unit of taliban insurgents rained down grenades and machine gun fire from a nearby tower. the military headquarters of nato was also in range and under fire. mandy clark has been covering the battle. >> reporter: afghan forces wildly sprayed bullets at the building where taliban fighters were holed up. >> reporter: th

talked to me about richard clarke. just go clarke and o'neill were sold brothers. they really thought each other as having the same kind of drive, same obsessiveness, the same intolerance of bureaucratic resistance and people are shufflers. they wanted to get to and consequently the also had in common the fact that they had a lot of enemies. it was clerk who spotted o'neill and began to promote him. actually offered him his own job as a counterterrorism czar at the nsc in the white house. it could well have done that was a prompt in fact are that caused someone in fbi hierarchy to torpedo o'neill. they would never have wanted to report to him in the white house. it would have been intolerable for them. it was hard enough being his boss. romeo was irascible and tumultuous. he had at least three women who thought they were going to marry him, do you propose to and yet he was married to my fact he didn't disclose to many people. he had two children, grown children. of course, his funeral was a catastrophe of coincidences that he can keep an advance whole life. >> host

and others were running around the national security system when to use clarke's term their hair on fire because they knew something big was coming and cheney was too busy with vacations in wyoming and lunches with his oil be industry buddies to bother with worrying about an attack that might happen and did happen on his watch joseph tweeted after that segment i saw you got a big a bit of emotional during your debate regarding dick cheney's war crimes i have to say is it's about. well joseph this is a topic that always gets me riled up all the way back to the one nine hundred seventy s. and cheney and rumsfeld helped start the committee for the present danger and began us lean fear as a way of getting political power and getting rich this means been a curse on this country i'll tell you how i really feel at the end of the show tonight and i still take our next comment is also from twitter i'm sure by now you've all heard that president obama agreed to move his address to a joint session of congress where he'll unveil his jobs plan from wednesday evening of next week to thursday even

. >> reporter: legal analyst steve clark says if the remains are indeed le, the discovery's huge for the prosecution. clark says the body should reveal answers to so many questions and potentially give prosecutors what they need to throw the book at esteban. >> it's absolutely vital to the prosecution case. it does establish that michelle le is dead. but then it also is going to give a lot of clues to the prosecution as to how michelle le died. was there a skull fracture or some other trauma to the body? >> reporter: now clark also points out that investigators are going to be closely analyzing anything found around the body. we've not been told if anything or what may have been found there at the scene. again, preliminary indications tonight, we are told, indicate that the body may be female. however, no official determination has been made. we are told it could be days or even weeks before we get a positive id on those remains. reporting live in hayward, jodie hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> mat reen corps says two crew members are dead and a fire is after a helicopter crash this

. >>> well good morning to you, welcome to labor day september the 5th, i am dave clark. >> we could see rain? >>> rain in southern california and up in the sierra but for us it is fog on the go but still a lot of mid-to-upper 80s and plenty of 60s and 70s, santa rosa in 50s and 60s, here is tara. >>> you can see traffic moving nicely towards berkeley, no delays to report and up next a look at the san mateo bridge and no delays as you make your way up foster city. let's head back to the desk. >>> shedding some light on a growing problem, renovations begin for a computer hub and here is more on the reason behind the makeover, here is more with kraig debro. >> reporter: he said he does not know where the temporary stop is but he just got off vacation and here is the schedule, you can see the northbound bus stops behind the gateway shopping center and this is the secondmost popular shopping center in the golden gate bridge and it also may be the most dangerous. spending a few weeks of summer with 5 attempted robberies, they can do little to improve this hub because it is on private prop

i am dave clark. let's start with weather, steve paulsen. it is very nice out there steve? >>> sonoma and marin coast looks good, low-to-mid upper 90s and by the coast 60s and 70s and also #0s. here is sal. >>> good morning on the east shore freeway it is looking good and if thing more crowded it by the manipulate. you can see traffic is busier and the morning commute looks good but we are getting tolls crowding up those cash lanes. >>> a possible break in the case of missing nursing student michelle le. allie rasmus is outside the hayward police department with discoveries and what is next? allie? >> reporter: she was last seen where she was taking a nursing class, she left during a break and never came back. that was nearly four months ago and police have been investigating her disappearance. they believe she was murdered. we were hoping to talk to police about a possible break. a volunteer with a search group found a body off the side of a dirt road. that road is between 680 and foot hill road. the body was decomposed so investigators were not able to tell whether it bel

was it a problem from a aircraft taking off before to cause turbulence was it something that came a clark. there could be a lot of reasons was there an explosion on the airplane you know we all look at the terrorist activity what was the cause of this and that will be a painstaking process but it will be very thorough ok voice for american airlines pilot and homeland security expert with the spectrum group thanks ever so much for giving us your thoughts on the international tonight so much appreciate it thank you and my my thoughts to everyone. thank you mark ok well let's go to a correspondent on the scene and this is this. just bring us up to date. if views are just joyously just shooting into the eye bring us up to date all the war you know about what happened this plane crash earlier on today the white suit the majority if not all of this whole contained tonight and i'm going to get a lot of the crew on the plane as well. yeah horrible tragedy hearing you're a slob will just want to add carlos to forces global policy forum which is being held is pure accident that we're so close so ma

. >> welcome to september 13th i am dave clark. >> all right, let's check in with steve, he is ready to tell us what the day is like. >> we have seen a good ramp up of that fog bank and away from the coast, we will have mostly sunny partly cloudy skies and it looks like so far highs today 60s to near 90 degrees, here is sal. >>> traffic is moving well to the toll plaza, no major problems and we are looking at the richmond bridge and that traffic is smooth. let's go back to the desk. >>> four teens escaped in the county. they made the escape on picks lar road -- picks lar road. here is kraig debro with details on the search and why people nearby were told to stay inside and lock their doors. kraig debro? >> reporter: there is not much going on right now there was a shelter in place, was for residents in discovery bay and that ended five minutes ago and they called the sheriff's office to get an update on the search. the news caused a brief panic from a local safe way and police stopped by to tell them about the escape. they heard noises on the roof of the building and they thought it

. >> and i am dave clark. >>> fog is coming up the coast, pam, dave, looks like a cool down coast and bay, it will still be warm to hot, these are tricky forecasts, 60s and 70s coast and bay and the biggest cool down is not only so much on the coast, east bay south bay, here is sal. >>> right now traffic looks good in and out of marin county, also we are looking at the commute here on the san mateo bridge, driving from high ward to foster city, so far so good. 6:11 let's go back to -- 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> here scene update -- here is an update, tara moriarty? >> reporter: the bus was targeted and the suspect could have been hiding behind a bush like this. it happened around 12:30 this morning online 72 when half a dozen passengers were on board, luckily nobody was hurt. authorities say it was probably because of the type of weapon that was used. the flex i -- the window was not shattered but still intact. we did speak to the sheriff's office office and we have not been able to find any. the bus pulled over about 14 blocks later and that's because they are trained to kee

if you present any documents, please include a copy to the clark. items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda on center 20, 2011 unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: thank you very much. supervisor mirkarimi has requested that we recusing. we can take that without objection. call item number 1. >> resolution authorizing an increase in the assessor- recorder's base recording fee for recording and indexing the first page of every instrument, paper, or notice from $3.10 dollars pursuant to california government code section -- section 27361(a). supervisor chu: thank you. this is brought to us by supervisor kim, and the ss r is here. >> good morning, supervisors. i would like to thank supervisor kim for carrying this legislation. it is fairly simple. pursuant to senate bill 676 in 2009, it allows us to increase the fees for the first page that we file on various documents up to $10. that fee, which is currently $4, would be proposed to be increased to $10. this would allow us to cover greater costs. we estimate currently th

. >> and i am dave clark, here is steve. >>> we have thick fog and once it gives way it will be warm to hot with temperatures in the 90s if you are far enough away from any marine influence. a lot of low 50s, some 60s and 70s near the coast. here is sal. >>> approaching you will see slow traffic here it is after 6:00. also the morning commute looks good on the san mateo bridge and a lot of people are using it now. >>> the streets at clayton remains closed after a morning hit-and-run. allie rasmus joins us with more on why this crash scene could be dangerous. allie? >> reporter: this is 17th and clayton and as you can see there is a patrol car and an officer directing traffic around this street. if you pan around here, you can see this is what is causing this street closure, there is a five-story building in a residential neighborhood and you can see the scaffolding is all torn apart. this happened when a car crashed into the scaffolding early this morning. just over the last few minutes, it looks like springs of wood and they are working to repair the scaffolding and make it more sta

. >> and i am dave clark, here is steve. >>> thursday, our last full day of summer, this is it guess what, the fog is going to come down. fairfield antioch will still be in the 90s and san jose also santa rosa fog has increased and starting to move into those areas, here is sal. >>> a look at 880 northbound traffic is moving along nicely with no major problems as you drive passed the coliseum and this is a look at the 80 freeway, some of the fog is back in and you can tell so if you drive in the fog make sure you slow it down. on hawley street, an injury crash, it could affect northbound traffic, and there is an alternate. >>> 6:01 we are getting new information in the story of a body of a woman found in a restaurant. there is a photo of the man who police say is responsible for that woman's murder. >>> a s.w.a.t., special weapons and tatics team surrounded the area where the man was hiding out with friends or family after he killed his ex- girlfriend. let's look at the suspect, after a 16 hour standoff with police negotiations broke down and just before 2:00 this morning police shot

in 2009, clark's former partner gained control of the contest.low the contest between september and march if the big wave conditions materialize. >> that is a big if. >>> 5:36 now. check in with mike. >> another big if. we will cool down. >> it is going to happen but how much will it affect your plans? there is no rain with the system. most stays north. go outside. shuffling of the wardrobe. focus in on sfo, west wind at six. you can see the sea breeze moving through at 1,000 to 1,500 feet. undercutting the warm layer of air been on top of us the last couple of days. a lot of areas are cooler by one to five degrees. temperatures are in the 50s to 60s now. clouds and fog along the coast. by noon, notice clouds back to the coast. 60s there to san francisco. 70s and 80s around the bay with 80s to 90s inland. by 4:00 in the afternoon, sunshine everywhere. even some developing along the coast. 46 at half moon bay. 70 in san francisco. upper 70 to low 80s around the bay. upper 80s inland and low to mid-90s in east bay valley. cooler by the weekend. sti

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic here is steve. >> thank you very much. we do have mostly cloudy skies. not only a combination of low clouds but high and mid level clouds. if more many you saw the lightning on friday night possibility of that again today. temperatures in the 60s and 70s with a few low 80s. north bay and east bay i think possibility of later on today of buildups. keep an eye on the sky. here is sal. >> traffic in frank looks -- traffic in san francisco looks pretty good. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza with no major problems getting on the bridge and the road work has been picked up. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. we are following developing news coming from oakland. that's where a shooting led if a pursuit. kraig debro has the details of what happened out there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the oakland police are detaining two people in connection with a chp initiated pursuit that began on high street and ended up here at 13th and chatam. the intersection beh