the item is item 7, case 2010.0183c for 601 clayton street. it is a request for a conditional use authorization to allow the installation of an automatic teller machine, walk-up facility, without providing a 3-foot setback from the front property line of an existing full-service restaurant/bar doing business as hobson's choice located in the haight street district. commissioners, i have no speaker cards for this item. and unless one of you or the public or staff pulls it off consent, the matter is before you. >> commissioner moore? >> i would like to pull the item off consent. and i would like to ask why do we have rules which stipulate that a.t.m.'s are setback? i believe in the city -- >> we're going to be hearing the entire project now. the staff can begin the presentation now. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission. the item before you is a request for a conditional use authorization under section 45.2, 03 and 7.90.140 to install an automatic teller machine without the 3-foot setback from the property line of a restaurant/ba

additionally as sharon young stated, clayton is 15-foot wide sidewalk. so it's -- haight is 12 feet and with the 3-foot setback that would be required from the ordinance, on haigh street you get 15 feet which already exists on clayton street and is the secondary with substantially less pedestrian traffic. important to note this a.t.m. has been functional at the site for over 10 years without any citizen complaints. furthermore, the building is historically significant and opening up the building to accommodate a 3-foot setback would certainly alter the facade and destroy the historical character of the building. structurally there's a question as to whether or not it would be wide enough space between the existing sheer wall for the stairwell and the window which appears on clayton street to accommodate the width for the setback opening. also, the store is -- the store's floor t hobson's choice floor is lower than the sidewalk on clayton because it has a slight incline, so there would be some structural difficulty in accomplishing the setback in a way th

this week at the house of a 17- year-old clayton valley high school football player. police say two arrested are from clayton, the other two from concord. >>> we have an update for you about a story we first told you about yesterday. 61 year old robert turner is in police custody. witnesses say he stabbed one woman and shot and killed another. her family members say she died because police took too long to come to her assistance. however police say the scene was chaotic and they did not know where the shooting suspect was and they didn't know anyone else to get hurt. >> police voted to approve a contract they say will prevent layoffs. they didn't give up as much as the city had asked for. they agreed to a reduction in officer pay of 4%. others have agreed to 10% cuts. the deal calls for officers to

investigators say he's one of three suspects that are all members of the clayton high school football team. the teens are accused of stealing ipods and cell phones from other students walking down the street. >>> a state senate committee approved a bill to keep autopsy sealed. the bill would let family members request that autopsies be sealed if their children were killed during a crime. >>> a driver in the east bay today came across something to disturbing while passing a ranch near tracy, it prompted a quick call to authorities. it was a field with dead horses. maureen naylor is near tracy now with the latest on what happened, maureen. >> reporter: the horses were found blind this past. the first responders of alameda county actually ran to get a bucket of water for the horses still alive but for most it was too late. we must warn you some of the images you are about to see are disturbing. the dead horses were discovered off this property near tracy around an electric tower and visible to motorist. >> i just drove by and saw the horses and -- turned around to see what had happened.

leader of the group, and like the other two suspects, the third teenager was a football player at clayton high school. the teenagers targeted other young people who were using head phones, they would then beat up the victim and take their electronic devices. >>> the two chose to ignore the smell of smoke and went to bed, it wasn't until 2:30 this morning when they realized what a mistake that was. ktvu's jade hernandez reports on the two alarm fire that damaged their home. >> reporter: smoke alarms woke up this couple before they dogs could. >> we had a plan what we should take, you don't have time. we just grabbed the dogs, got them out and that's all we had time for. >> reporter: carl and his wife foster are lucky to be here to introduce us to their water dogs. because they weren't doing any current house work, last night they dismissed the smell of poke when they couldn't find a source. that could have been a deadly decision. >> never go to bed with a funny odor in your house, especially when it's the smell of smoke. it's real important that you call us, we'll come out and check it and

>> clayton sandell at the wildfires.ay w bloe nation's tin law. with the lahuleogo into effect in ona authorities are bracing for mor protests. the law would allow police to question anyone f being in the country ill >>> well, your kindergarten teacher may have had a bigger effect on yu realize. a new study finds a class of kindergartners with a stando teacher, will earn, , $320,000 more in their lifetimes than children with a mediocre teacher, thanks to social skills and knowledge they learned at an early age. >>> speaking of social skills, a new medical study finds strong relationships with your friends, spouse or children may be just as important to your health as quitting smoking or losing weight. in fact, they say, a lack of socializing is equal to smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day. so, get with your friends. >>> on that note, let's check in with our friend, diane sawyer, for a preview of what "world news" has in store for tonight. diane? >> juju, how are you on this wednesday? well, tonight on "world news," dr. ric

abc's clayton sandell is in denver where the jet was forced to land. >> reporter: united flight 967 was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> you know, we were kind of warned at the beginning by the pilot that there was going to be turbulence. >> reporter: over missouri, 255 passengers and ten crew on board the boeing jet suddenly encountered a monster thunderstorm. it was growing rapidly, rising from 25,000 feet to 45,000 feet in only 30 minutes. >> thunderstorms are developing so fast, and airplanes flying along at 400 miles an hour, he has very little time to change course. >> reporter: like a linebacker on a football team, the storm slammed the jet hard. >> everything just went and hit the ceiling. it almost looked like if you had turned the plane over. >> reporter: passengers who weren't buckled in were tossed like rag dolls. one woman was thrown with such force she cracked this wall. the pilots diverted to denver, where more than 20 people with mostly minor injuries went to area hospitals. air traffic controllers had warned the united pilots about thunderstorms only ten minutes

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: soldiers in combat face pressure and stress few of us can imagine. no one knows what can push even the most battle-tested warriors over the edge. >> my whole universe just came crashing down. >> reporter: this army specialist joseph sanders hit his breaking point when his wife asked for a divorce. >> i grabbed the rifle off the wall, put my rifle up to my chin, put it on semi and pull the trigger. >> reporter: it didn't go off. now sanders and his fellow soldiers -- >> i was angry. >> i self-destructed. >> reporter: -- are telling their stories in a new suicide prevention video released this week by the u.s. army. >> i couldn't move. i couldn't think. everything was just like a big cloud over the top of me. >> reporter: earlier this month, army officials had been encouraged by a drop in suicides. then in june, the number spiked. >> it is extremely frustrating because even when you see the numbers go down in a month, it really doesn't offer you anything. i mean, there's still a needless loss of life that takes place. >> reporter: so why is it

fueron derrotados por los cardenales de san luis que aprvecharon que el lanzador de los dodgers, claytonn los primeros innings tiro descontrolado.....el lanzador tuvo serios problemas y le costo meterse en el partido......improvisacion mientras tanto los filis de filadelfia fueron sorprendidos por los cachorros de chicago que mandaron a la lomita a ryan dempster....improvisacion hoy se confirmo que los golden state warriors fueron comprados por un precio record de 450 millones de dolares.el nuevo dueÑo de acuerdo a reportes es joe lacob un socio minoritario de los inversionistas de los boston celtics.el presidente de la compaÑia oracle era uno de los que perseguia quedarse con el equipo pero aparentemente fue superado en las ofertas.ya se comienza a romorar que los warriors podrian trasladarse a san francisco y una area podria construirse cerca del parque de pelota de los gigantes.... ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. mas adelante en noticias univision 14....-- esta noche muchos artistas desfilaron por la alfombra azul de premios juventud, veremos quienes fueron los mejo

real cool guy very into this role very said about this movie clayton who played for 11 teams retiredor after the 2007 season after winning a world series ring with the boston red sox now he is happy to be back in the bay area where he began his career with the giants. >> i am happy the way my career turned out, this is a real special place for me and always consider his home. >> time now is for 44 with regard to take a quick break we'll be right back. what a mess kron4 morning news time now is for 40 5:00 a.m. you're looking at a shot of low clouds in the venture but looks the aggregate increase your ride. but it is fairly widespread fraud. bob left quicker than yesterday. but only by a little bit. fulfiled off elsewhere we are seeing many of fog out there just run the immediate bay area it looks like it is starting to present a livermore and along the peninsula checkout the 6:00 a.m. our fear seeing down to the south say the fog of the north bay ended the delta. we will keep the fog around the lawn of a clock tower duty in the bay area overcast conditions once again this morning to

walnut creek, concord, and you keep going east in these microclaim ates it warms further. 86 towards clayton. and out towards antioch and observingly upper 80s. those temperatures when they verify time will be a good 10 degrees, easy 10 degrees warmer than they were today. maybe 10-12 degrees. san jose tomorrow 81 for downtown san jose. maybe a little patchy fog in the tomorrow. but tomorrow is marked with more rapid clearing than we saw today. because today or yesterday and today the fog hung out. tomorrow it will burn off more quickly. high pressure is beginning to strengthen. that low pressure is going this way. so temperatures are coming up. mid-80s for most of us in the in land valleys. mid-70s for the rest of us. your thursday will be the warmest day of the week. not the warmest day of the week but a lot warmer than the last couple of days. warmer. friday a little warmer still. but just not going to get hot. temperatures in the upper 80s or low 90s. three oranges and brighter colors, the hotter and higher temperatures are coming our way. that's how it goes. but not going to get hot. no

two are from clayton and the other two are from concord. >>> time now is 7:07. an overnight police investigation in san francisco stopped trains in both directions for almost an hour. this happened just before 11:00 p.m. in the city's castro district. police were chasing a suspect when they shut down the line because of safety concerns. it is believed police were looking for two men who may have been robbing passengers. there's no word yet of any arrests. >>> police are saying the driver who caused a nine car pile up last night has a medical condition that may well have contributed to the crash. >> police say the chain reaction crash happened about 9:00 last night on east capital expressway and ocala avenue. the man was droving a forfocus when he had some kind of undisclosed medical crisis, crashed into another vehicle, that set off the chain reaction. all people hurt in the crash suffered only minor injuries. >>> it is 708 the 7:08. it has been friday-like. >> hi. good morning once again. southbound 101 traffic looking pretty good heading down to the civic cent

clayton sandell, abc news, washington. >> we certainly hope the new program the army's put into placein recent years, that they're having a benefit, they're helping these soldiers. these guys are fighting a war that is also a personal war, what they see and hear and experience, losing buddies in the line of fire and all that. the effect that has on somebody, i can't imagine. >> i imagine it's also a lot easier for them to hear people who have been in the same shoes versus, say, a counselor or psychiatrist telling them, this is how you should feel, this is what you are feeling. to have someone who says, i've been there. like that guy said in the video, i've held a gun to my chin. >> our prayers with them as always.ababababababababababababb >>> now to an american sports team grounded by red tape. how hard is it to get 23 athletes from new york to england? >> the answer goes back to 9/11. here's dan harris. >> reporter: we may consider baseball to be our national game. but the real american sport is lacrosse. lacrosse was invented by native americans. and this is the only all-native amer

they recovered all of the stolen items earlier this week at the home of a 17-year-old clayton valleytball player. two of those arrested are from clayton and the other two from concord. >> sheriff deputies want to know what happened to a small herd of horses found dead and dehydrated. a driver spotted those horses lying in a field along interstate 580 west. in all five horses were found dead. two alive but they are very weak. a veterinarian says their condition is fragile. the woman who found them says it is a site she will never forget. >> if people are aware of this they got to tell somebody before it gets this bad. how can you have horse bodies laying around and nobody know about it. i don't understand. >> now the man caring for the horses refused to be interviewed by us. investigators say a trove on the property have been dry for three or four days. the vet says even though the horses appear to be well fed they probably died from dehydration. the sheriff's office is investigating. if the water to that trough was shut off and if it will file criminal neglect charges. >> we know the

police say two arrested are from clayton, the other two from concord. >>> we have an update for you about we first told you about yesterday. 61 year old robert turner is in police custody. witnesses say he stabbed one woman and shot and killed another. her family members say she died because police took too long to come to her assistance. however police say the scene was chaotic and they did not know where the shooting suspect was and they didn't know anyone else to get hurt. >> police voted to approve a contract they say will prevent layoffs. they didn't give up as much as the city had asked for. they agreed to a reduction in officer pay of 4%. others have agreed to 10% cuts. the deal calls for officers to increase their retirement contribution. the contract runs until next june and the city council must approve it. >>> it is going to be more complicated and expensive to carpool across the golden gate bridge. on monday carpoolers will no longer be allowed to pay cash. instead carpoolers must have a fast track trains tonedder and stop at a tollbooth so their car can be checked. if you don

. >>> we are getting word out of clayton that a third suspect in a series of strong arm robberies was just arrested. police told ktvu news the 17 year old teenager came to the police station with his father a few minutes ago. officers believe he was the ring leader and was also a football player. the teens are accused of stocking victims using head phones, beating them up and demanding their devices. >>> we have breaking news from oakland where there is word the golden state warriors have a new owner. they will pay $450 million for the team. it is the highest amount ever paid for an nba franchise. the team has had two winning seasons and one trip to the playoffs. >>> complaints continue about antenna reception problems with apple's new iphone. apple executives will hold a news conference tomorrow morning at 10. there is no word on what the main topic will be but most industry analysts expect the company to discuss ongoing problems with the iphone 4. consumer reports has refused to recommend the iphone because of issues with the antenna. >>> electric cars getting high powered support t

more from clayton sandell. >> reporter: after being forced out of her portland home, kyron's stepmother three hours away. >> can you tell us if you're cooperating with the investigation? >> reporter: in a town where she won't likely escape the glare of tv cameras or detectives. >> from an investigative standpoint, it's about keeping pressure on terri horman. keeping her playing defense. moving her out of her house. making her uncomfortable. >> reporter: it's the latest twist in a heartbreaking soap opera centered around a smiling 7-year-old who vanished 44 days ago. kyron's dad, kaine, has filed for divorced. he said in court papers that he said in court papers that police told him that terri allegedly tried to kill him. >> is your client a suspect? >> i'm not going to be making any comments about the case at all. >> reporter: her attorney says she's the victim of a witch hunt. police refused to call her a suspect. they also won't say that the 6-week-old investigation is stalled. even with no arrests and no kyron. at least publicly, his parents are still hopeful. they occasionally stop

. >> police have arrest aid clayton valley high school football player for a streng of robberies telling us they plan to bring in three teammates. here is what happened. they're not releasing names because students are minors but police say the four teen teens cruised and looked for people walking alone, listening to music or talking on cell phones. and one would jump out, hit the victim. and steal his phone or ipod. more arrests are expected. one day after laying off 80 officers oakland police department is again warning the possible consequences. there are now 694 officers on the police force. and alameda county grand jury found the opd under staffed two years ago that panel found oakland needs double the number of officers it has now, after the layoffs to keep the streets safe. >> before this there is opportunities doing too much. >> do we need more officers? absolutely. until we have money and revenues to be able to do that, we're not going to be able to. >> and both sides are now relying on voters. if they don't pass two measure, 122 more officers will be laid off by january 1. >> s

side of the bay out toward oakland and alameda, not that warm then you get out towards concord and claytonmid-80s and then as you get out towards antioch and beyond, you will find your upper 80s and 90s. again, these temperatures not out of control. this is what you would expect. maybe a little cooler than you would expect this time of year. 8 degrees in downtown san jose. fire danger has been down. air quality has been good. i keep harping on that. so often this year, three, four days a week at this tile of the year, our lead story is fire. the forecast highs. you will see the heat in the valley in the red valley and the temperatures will pull more and more. still expecting upper 80s in the warmer spots but not as cool as today. 85 in fair field. i would expect fairfield to be 92. 87 inler. 88 in antioch. pretty nice. pretty darned nice. but foggy on the coast all day tomorrow. santa cruz points to foggy down there. i don't even know if the sun came out on the west side of town. the five-day forecast and firefighters like it, air quality district likes it. i'm good with it. and mild and c

degrees and richmond, oakland, alameda temperatures in that 60s and we get over the east bay hill claytonnd walnut creek, upper 70s and low 80s and if you keep going east which is always the case this time of year, you'll find some mid-80s to antioch and places beyond, and you'll find even 90s in the central valley. lot of abear microclimates. wednesday will be the coolest day of the week with temperatures mostly in the 70s, mostly. they'll be other numbers but mostly 70s. you'll see that map showing the mild colors, the greens and blues right around the bay. >>> five-day forecast here we go. plenty of fog, a little bit of sunshine, and mild temperatures. heather. >> thank you. well in san jose crews have taken a big step forward towards the opening of the cancer care center. today construction workers put their signatures on the final 18-foot steel beam and swung it into place. 25,000 square foot center will provide diagnosis and support for cancer patients. thanks for joining us for bay area news at 7:00. tmz is next.

temperatures tonight for 49 degrees in pacifica, 56 degrees concord, clayton, walnut creek.w's daytime high stacking like this into the 80s in san jose through the almaden valley. 70 in san mateo. ands across the bay 75, 88 in walnut creek. 90 brentwood to mountain house. and backing all the way through discovery bay in fact. north of the golden gate bridge, no sunshine stinson beach through inverness into bodega bay including dillon beach, as well. 76 degrees in novato. west winds up to 15 miles per hour. extended forecast calls for nothing. take a good look at that. absolutely nothing. it's a stagnant weather pattern. temperatures will be around 90 inland. how about this? i know dana wants to try this. >> no. >> this is hang gliding in yosemite. what a view that is. and hey, david, thank you so much for sharing all the fun with us here at cbs5.com. we want to see your photos and video, as well. i'll try a lot of things, but i don't know about that, allen. >> no. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 10:00 on the cw, 11:00 on cbs 5, the case involved more than 100 alleged vic

clayton was cast because the roll call for someone who could still feel the position of shortstop.k miguel is something that second nature to me it's not a stretch it's not like and go outside of the character. it's something i did expect to get the role such as this or even intend on having apart a movie. >> it is impressed on how brad pitt is to his role as broad bean. >> had had five minutes conversation about how wind tricking him first five years. he seems it is very into this role very excited about the movie. >> clean who played for 11 teams during a 17 year career retard to 2007 career after winning a world series ring with the boston red sox he's happy to be in the bay area for >> i'm happy the way my career turned out but this is a real special place for me and always consider this home. >> oakland kron 4 news. our reason >> study is discovered the longer couples are married off the less they have to say to each other over the course of an hour long meal. kimberly tells us about the recent readings. >> might be asking yourself how bad does is get will take a listen to som

that's where clayton sandell is for us this morning. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, robin. denver is a great city. but this is not where these folks wanted to end up. not only did the turbulence cause the denver detour, some people got an extra trip to the emergency room. this was not how the passengers of united flight 967 expected their evening to end. wearing neck braces. strapped to gurneys. and being rushed to hospitals. for the 255 passengers and 10 crew members aboard, the flight had started out smooth enough. then, two hours after taking off, 34,000 feet above missouri, the scare of a lifetime. >> all of a sudden, the plane dropped probably 20, 30 feet. i saw at least two people hit the ceiling. the girl in front of me, two rows, saw her hit the ceiling and slam back down. luckily, i had my seat belt on. >> reporter: but people who weren't buckled in were violently tossed around the cabin. one woman was thrown so hard, she left this crack in the wall above a window. another photo shows a passenger's tomato jui

so clayton kershaw takes issue with that. plus aaron rowand. boat kershaw and manager joe torre thrown out. oh yeah, a score to settle. top 9 andress torres to the warning track. the giants take the lead in the ninth and win 7-5. i got to say folks there is some magic developing on that baseball team right now. >>> dallas braden fresh off the disabled list, he hasn't won assistant mains perfect game. boston's darnell mcdonald hits one off the 388 sign, that makes it 4-0 red sox, the a's tied it in the third, let's take it all the way to the 10th inning, kenton kouzmanoff smokes one to right. daric barton, rounding third, j.d. drew is gonna throw. here comes the throw not in time. the a's win dramatic fashion 5- 4 and that gets them back the .500 mark. >>> the curse of the warriors, all right. how else do you explain what happened to david lee who was selected to play on the team u.s.a. well shortly after he started his practice he dislocated the middle finger on his right hand in practice. came back to the bay area to be re-evaluated. he plans

that cooler air mass alost is riding well inland all the way in towards concord, clayton, walnut creekkeeping those temperatures down by a good 10 to 11 degreesment so it looks like high pressure is a key component. but with that deep marine layer in place we're going to see the rush of that cooler air mass from the coast into our inland areas and, therefore, right around that 68580 corridor 87 to 79 degrees we should be talking about temperatures in the mid-70s, san jose only 76 degrees. check out santa rosa, partial late-day clearance, 67. the extended forecast, each and every day we will begin to bump up the temperatures towards the end of the workweek will. more seasonal conditions next week. i want to thank all of you for all of your help. $114,000 raised by special olympics by row cally. >> was that a camera you had on that helmet. >> it was but all we could see was the building. >> yeah, put the hat on backwards or something. >> there is a next time you said? next time she said. all right. roberta banks. coming up next for us, you don't want to get pregnant? now there is a perma

clayton sandell is there and has the latest for us.ood morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, robin. and you can see behind me just what has firefighters so worried this morning. this blackened hillside showing how close flames have come to some of these neighborhoods. about 2,000 homes were evacuated your night after the fire started thursday afternoon. you can see from some of this video just how close the flames got to some houses. unfortunatelies are some flames got closer to that. firefighters disclosing that two homes have been destroyed. the latest numbersthy morning, at least 5,000 acres have been burned and firefighters say there's only 5% containment of the fire. there are 500 firefighters on the scene and they're trying to get that containment number up. right now, there's 1,500 homes in the path. those people are under mandatory evacuati evacuation. firefighters tell us anything above 30 miles an hour makes the aircraft much less effective. of course, robin, when the winds come up, they push the winds even higher and

look out clayton cershaw hits rohan. they were tossed to the 9th.y takes over as the manager. he visit the mound and steps off the dirt and goes back. that counts it as two trips to the hill. automatic pitching change and heads up by bruce bochy to catch that. he gave up a bases loaded double to torres, and that turned out to be the key to the game. the giants won a wild one 7-5. a's and red sox. i was going to paint my body tonight to join these guys. sand jaw -- sandhya talked me out of it. braye done's first start in a month. they gave austin a 3-0 lead. he gave up 10 hits in four and two/3. -- four and two thirds. extras tied at four. mark ellis bear handed and turned the up double play. -- the double play. kouzmanoff in the 10th. a two-out knock. good night, game over, drive home safely. barton scores and the a's win it 5-4 in 10. russell was in court today and pled not guilty to drug possession charges in mobile, alabama. a hearing has been set at which time the prosecution will present its evidence. russell was arrested in a sting operation o

clayton, dna sanchez, abc 7 news. >> two years from now you may see wind power being generat by a new flying machin david lie gives us a look at the new technology. >> reporter: wind turnes are familiar site inigh wind area. hey're one way to harne energy. these engineers are convced we should be generating pow from wind at a new level. at 2,000 feet. they've designed a self propell device that can take off from the ground, find timum wind and generate electricity. you wouldn be wrong to call it a kite. >> it' just like a kite. we're building very large computer controlled kites to harness the incredibl energy of the wind. >> reporter: joe is betting $5 million of his own money that he's right. he made his fortune from this nvention for cameras, the governmental reconcile la p. he and a te of engineers and scientist asseled from top universits have been quietly developing the technology. this is the first time they're giving tv cameras proof how close they are to deploying airborne wind turbine. >> the winds are stronger and more consistent. so that means we generate more power, more

>> charlie rangel came to power over adam clayton powell's scandal. so i think he understands that, yes, he could possibly be if this gets bad enough. >> karen, let's move forward to the midterms in the next couple of months and how much this really hurts the democrats. and you put in the economy with all of that. >> well, the economy is, obviously, you know, the main -- >> well, it was interesting. we did hear a little half glass full out of the the president today. the economics indicate that this is the slowest growth in almost a year. it's 2.4%. that suggests a significant slowing of the recovery. so that even as president obama was saying today that at least we're still seeing progress on the economy, most economists would tell you that 2.4% growth is not enough to be bringing back jobs. and that is, of course, the main thing that has to happen before the american public, the american voters, really feel like this is a true recovery. >> karen, how much does the anxiety that we are seeing from democrats, whether it's over the rangel mess or over t

authorities say they recovered all of the stolen items earlier this year at the home of a 17- year-old clayton junior high players. >>> they were caught in the act, now oakland police are releasing pictures hoping the public will help identify them. they are looter who smashed windows and stole merchandise after the mehserle verdict was announced. jana katsuyama has the report tonight. >> reporter: many people here are still suffering from the rally, and they are wondering when they will get justice. >> reporter: at the jc jewelry store, the cases have been fixed, but they are still empty. it's been a hard week for the owner. >> they were 20 or 30 people thug of warring at the gate. i was standing right there yelling and screaming to stop, and they wouldn't stop. >> reporter: looters tore down his security gate and he says they stole more than $250,000 in merchandise. looters also hit the foot locker down the street, running in and they know out with pairs of new shoes. the sears department store was also looted along with other small businesses. today oakland police released these photos of s

authorities say they recovered all of the stolen items earlier this year at the home of a 17- year-old clayton junior high players. >>> they were caught in the act, now oakland police are releasing pictures hoping the public will help identify them. they are looter who smashed windows and stole merchandise after the mehserle verdict was announced. jana katsuyama has the report tonight. >> reporter: many people here are still suffering from the rally, and they are wondering when they will get justice. >> reporter: at the jc jewelry store, the cases have been fixed, but they are still empty. it's been a hard week for the owner. >> they were 20 or 30 people thug of warring at the gate. i was standing right there yelling and screaming to stop, and they wouldn't stop. >> reporter: looters tore down his security gate and he says they stole more than $250,000 in merchandise. looters also hit the foot locker down the street, running in and they know out with pairs of new shoes. the sears department store was also looted along with other small businesses. today oakland police released these photos of s

federal investigators say clayton a former u.s. department of energy employee is a crook who racked up tens of thousands of dollars in unauthorized purchases by swiping his government issued gas card, over and over and over, multiple times a day, for years. for more gas than his work car could hold. ktvu's review of government records, memos and handwritten notes shows 21 employees at if federal protective service for misuse of their government purchase cards. to buy everything from men's suits to products from nordstroms. we found federal probes into workers buying ruth chris' steak house dinners. here's one of the issue, how many government workers do you think are walking the streets with government issued cards. try 1.3 million. >> why? it's crazy that that many people should have a credit card. why do they need a credit card. it isn't government money it's taxpayer money. you pay it, i pay it. it's just crazy. >> reporter: one reason those credit cards actually save a lot of time, paper, hassle and ultimately money. a federal

is the foulout there is clayton sur spended five games and going to appeal thachl the umps just blewanager don mattingly made a u-turn there, cast it as a second mound iz havit out of the game. and there is a game winning double caming in cold. dodger dz not protest that. so it goes into the books for a win. and there is usc on probation. and there is harsh reaction and national champs under scrutiny under ncaa rule business attending an agents party.. >> and how are they better than a pimp? i have no respect to people who do that to young people. i mean, none. >> and there is a scandal turning tiger woods world upside down. tiger is making more endorsement money than any other athlete making $70 million in 2010. that is down $22 million. if you're wondering, phil mickelson is second on the list at $52 million this year. >> that is interest ofing. >> you can lose $22 million and still be top dog? >> he's fine. it's not a concern going forward. >> and there is a look at high temperatures today. lower than average highs of the day. and there is a look at livermore, 15 degrees cooler th

it means it is going to make it into your neighborhood tonight, clayton you'll have fog in the morning danville, san ramon, live valley, frank alluded to the cool summer. it has been. this high pressure center has just been getting weakened time and time again by this low- pressure system center it will come into the scene. this is the cooling mechanism the it does a lot of things. the first thing it does is gets rid of the inversion to get inland. that's what we're seeing. it's still hot in redding. in our area, the coastal marine air gets into our valleys and drops temperatures to below average. great news for firefightersle we have the fires up around last be county. that's spawned by thundershowers. those thundershowers, another chance tomorrow but not as severe as tonight. there's the low-pressure system center, tuesday and wednesday. they will last really through the week. to warm up a little bit after wednesday. we're looking for torns to -- temperatures to basically flatten out. in other words, not get that warm. so the forecast as we move through time here we're looking for pl

out towards martinez, clayton upper 70s.t's weird isn't it. 78degrees, 80 degrees in antioch tomorrow for a daytime high. these temperatures are certainly cooler than you would expect by as much as 10 maybe even 15 degrees. the forecast highs tomorrow, the heat is in the valley. but it's been very pleasant up in the central valley. there might be a few breaks. mavericks right here, just get your orientation. downtown half-moon bay at lunchtime just 57 degrees. cloudy and then 4:00. about 59 degrees, at best. 50 in fairfield tomorrow. 68 in hayward. forecast highs in morgan hill and in gilroy, they are cool. that looks like late spring to me. not middle of summer where you would expect these numbers around the bay to up 70s. the big upside to that is the fire danger is no big issue. the weekend is going to warm up a bit with temperatures touching to maybe 90 degrees. >> nice little warm up there. thanks, bill. >> mild though while we are in the week. >>> san mateo supervisors overwelmingly voted to allow homeowners to keep po

out towards martinez, clayton upper 70s.'s weird isn't it. 78degrees, 80 degrees in antioch tomorrow for a daytime high. these temperatures are certainly cooler than you would expect by as much as 10 maybe even 15 degrees. the forecast highs tomorrow, the heat is in the valley. but it's been very pleasant up in the central valley. there might be a few breaks. mavericks right here, just get your orientation. downtown half-moon bay at lunchtime just 57 degrees. cloudy and then 4:00. about 59 degrees, at best. 50 in fairfield tomorrow. 68 in hayward. forecast highs in morgan hill and in gilroy, they are cool. that looks like late spring to me. not middle of summer where you would expect these numbers around the bay to up 70s. the big upside to that is the fire danger is no big issue. the weekend is going to warm up a bit with temperatures touching to maybe 90 degrees. >> nice little warm up there. thanks, bill. >> mild though while we are in the week. >>> san mateo supervisors overwelmingly voted to >>> nasa officials say two o

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lu see 70s, low 80s out towards clayton.pper 80s as you heard towards the valley. >>> the governor has made his pick. >> reporter: i'm paul chambers live in san francisco where there are historic at changes ahead for the state's top court. >>> and the bay area police department coming under fire because of this video which is raising questions about how officers handled a woman's arrest. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> governor schwarzenegger today nominated his choice to become the new chief justice of the california supreme court. tonight we look at his pick and how this move could make history. ktvu paul chambers with more. >> reporter: we're live in front of the state supreme court. if the governor's nominations are approved there's some major historical changes ahead. it will be the first time ever in history that women would dominate the -- dominate the court and it would be led to an asian-american. >> she's

microclimates, 60s along the bayshore there. 76 out towards la fayette and walnut creek and right into the claytona where you get near 80 and out towards -- maybe an 84 tomorrow. 8. that's still cooler -- 86. that's still cooler than i would expect. your forecast highs in the santa clara valley. look at those 84 in morgan hill and then right here along the coast. the fog maybe breaks tomorrow. it's back tonight. it's back tomorrow night. your five-day forecast looks like this. it is fascinating about the hangar. one of the world's largest free- standing structures. >> it almost doesn't look real when you see it. >> thank you, bill. >> thank you. >>> a u.s. senator makes a move today to keep mail delivery on saturday from being eliminated. why he says it must stay. >>> plus -- >> what we have to do is start working with the community. >> oakland police chief an know thoughny batts addressing crime -- anthony batts addressing crime concerns in the city. >>> some lawmakers say they are doing all they can to keep your mail coming on saturday. the lawmakers who overseek the postal budget will block the

that's clayton. mount diablo is right over the top. 73 degrees tomorrow at lunchtime in concord. to 83. that's down. that's down 15 degrees from what we saw yesterday and the day before. temperatures trending down. here is the foot print for the forecast temperatures. you can see the cooler footprint over the nine bay area counties. the heat has been shunted down. you know who likes this? firefighters. moist, cool. there is a little bit of wind. we are in the height of the fire see on for my money and we still have warm temperatures. 85 in livermore. i know it's 95. but not bad. good air quality with this weather pattern. fog at the coast. if you want to get pay way from the fog and you are at the coast go up to -- in the forecast, you are looking at the five day. you can see a mild weather pattern, but certainly a good one. it's fire season. all of the fog everywhere. >> i it really a good place for a ballpark. >>> coming up here, bay area city closes firehouses to save money. >> reporter: the vallejo fire department shut down two fire stations and reopened another in an attempt

clayton sandell is near tehachapi. >> reporter: the wildfire continues to threaten about 150 homes in0 miles north of los angeles. while firefighters have partially surrounded the blaze near the town of tehachapi, at least 30 homes were destroyed on tuesday. tim shurry's vintage motorcycles were reduced to rubble. >> i've lost my retirement. i've lost my savings. it's gone. yamaha 1968, yamaha dt-1. >> reporter: but his home survived. thanks to his goat, eating the surrounding brush. >> my hero, right here. >> reporter: the blaze began around 3:00 p.m. tuesday. within hours the swift-moving fire had scorched hundreds of acres, devouring homes and cars in its path. the heat was so intense, it caused propane tanks to explode, sending debris hundreds of feet into the air. >> this mountain has been so beautiful. and now it looks like the moon. >> reporter: some residents had only enough time to grab their dogs and cats and head to an evacuation center. it was the same for residents escaping a second even larger fire near kernville. >> i'm out here in shorts, t-shirt and sandals. it's the

clayton up into 80. boom over the hill and there is the low 80s. and if you keep driving east, you will find 90s out in the central valley out in extreme sacramento and down towards stockton. spot forecast at lunch time 78. napa for the daytime high. 83 in clear lake. 83 in fairfield. some more cities where you live or near where you live these temperatures boy, i tell you what, i don't expect gillroy or morgan hill in the low 80s. mid 70s along the peninsula. fog in and out at the coast. but for two days now you have some clearing out at half moon bay. so good news there. the fog and low clouds will be a player the next few days. and just a little warmer into the weekend. but if you look the warmest temperatures still just upper 80s and low 90s. >> nice and comfortable. >> i like it, actually. >> i do, too. >> thank you, bill. >> governor schwarzenegger today vetoed a bill that would have given california farm workers overtime pay after working eight hours a day or 40 hours in a week. the governor governor said increased overtime would make califo

clayton up into 80. boom over the hill and there is the low 80s.nd if you keep driving east, you will find 90s out in the central valley out in extreme sacramento and down towards stockton. spot forecast at lunch time 78. napa for the daytime high. 83 in clear lake. 83 in fairfield. some more cities where you live or near where you live these temperatures boy, i tell you what, i don't expect gillroy or morgan hill in the low 80s. mid 70s along the peninsula. fog in and out at the coast. but for two days now you have some clearing out at half moon bay. so good news there. the fog and low clouds will be a player the next few days. and just a little warmer into the weekend. but if you look the warmest temperatures still just upper 80s and low 90s. >> nice and comfortable. >> i like it, actually. >> i do, too. >> thank you, bill. >> governor schwarzenegger today vetoed a bill that would have given california farm workers overtime pay after working eight hours a day or 40 hours in a week. the governor governor said increased overtime would make californ

walnut creek, concord, and you keep going east in these microclaim ates it warms further. 86 towards clayton. and out towards antioch and observingly upper 80s. those temperatures when they verify time will be a good 10 degrees, easy 10 degrees warmer than they were today. maybe 10-12 degrees. san jose tomorrow 81 for downtown san jose. maybe a little patchy fog in the tomorrow. but tomorrow is marked with more rapid clearing than we saw today. because today or yesterday and today the fog hung out. tomorrow it will burn off more quickly. high pressure is beginning to strengthen. that low pressure is going this way. so temperatures are coming up. mid-80s for most of us in the in land valleys. mid-70s for the rest of us. your thursday will be the warmest day of the week. not the warmest day of the week but a lot warmer than the last couple of days. warmer. friday a little warmer still. but just not going to get hot. temperatures in the upper 80s or low 90s. three oranges and brighter colors, the hotter and higher temperatures are coming our way. that's how it goes. but not going to get hot. no

clayton 85 degrees. warmer. your overnight lows on the cool side.og getting all the way into fairfield tonight. all the way up to vacaville. fog in gillroy. you will see fog pretty much in all nine bay area counties. up in clear lake you won't because you are above the inversion. the fog and low cloud will keep things cool right around the bay. in land the temperatures still quite warm. the forecast highs for tomorrow. using colors and these are the forecast highs. giving you the straight up number for clear lake. 85. 85 in fairfield. 85 in pleasant. those are the hot spots. temperatures around the bay kind of cool but nice because you have got cool air quality and lesser fire danger. i am cool with this pattern. i like this pattern because it is a good one because we are not leading the newscast as we often do with fires. good news for the men and women who fight fires kind of a medical will he week for them as we move lots of mild temperatures into the weekend. >> thank you, bill. >> carpoolers on the golden gate bridge must now have a fast-track