opt joined the b.a.r.t centers in pursuing collins. they tried tasing him but police say he continued to resist. one witness said collins yelled at officers to shoot him. police say when he came at officers, they fired and he was killed at the scene. >>> tomorrow supporters of the former b.a.r.t officer convicted in the killing of an unarmed passenger will hold a rally. it is set for tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. outside the superior court building. the rally is the first in the bay area in support of johannes mehserle. he was found guilty ten days ago of involuntary manslaughter inthe death of oscar grant. walnut creek police say they are prepared to keep the peace. >>> 80 police officers are no longer patrolling oakland city streets but that doesn't mean the city is unprotected. don knapp on the reaction to the guardian angels stepping in. >> reporter: a band of guardian angels gets some tips from b.a.r.t police as they set out to help keep oakland safe. >> it was nice to see them all dressed up. yeah. >> did you feel any safer? >> not reall

street journal" last week with senato susan collins that a radiological bomb, a drty bomb using materials that are available in the united states in our hospitals, and radiology machines -- i don't want to explain this too carefully because i don't know anyone to get new ideas here, but they could create the components for a drty bomb and radiological materials won't kill a lot of peoplenstantly, but they can contamina huge, large areas of our city. and that's an enormous problem. i stay up late at night worrying about these things. host: how often are you briefed on these matters? guest: quite frequently. i have access to materials when i need them, but i have in-depth briefing at least once a month by very senior intelligence officials with others in congress. in a classified room in the ep, and i take those

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este de la calle 12 cuando recibio impactos de bala de tres policias de oakland y dos del bart------collinsnzo con dos cuchillos a los uniformados------los esfuerzos por detenerlo cos pistola de descarga electrica fueron insuficientes, por lo que al verse amenzados se vieron obligados a disparar--- ---daniel rodriguez, telemundo--- ---tambien en oakland, un grupo comunitario compuesto por voluntarios llamado los angeles guardianes, salieron a la calle ayer domingo y realizaron una conferencia en la estacion del bart en la fruitvale donde convocaron a la "no violencia" y mantener la paz de la ciudad.---le pidieron a la comunidad que se involucren en medidas de seguridad que ayuden a dejar el crimen atras sobre todo ahora que 80 oficiales perdieron sus trabajos la semana pasada.--ellos estaran patrullando las calles y ayudaran a las autoridades y a la comunidad a tener una mejor ciudad. ---oficiales del departamento de salud del estado estan pidiendo a mujeres y hombres de la tercerad edad a vacunarse contra la tosferina, ante el alarmante numero de casos que se han presentado en las ultimas

police identified him as 48- year-old fred collins of oakland. officers responded to calls of a man who was walking near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station with a knife. police say after a foot chase, officers tried to tase collins, who they say approached with a knife. neighbors say they heard him say, "shoot me." collins died at scene. >>> residents in walnut creek are bracing for a showdown when demonstrators plan to rally in support of former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle. that event is supposed to attract those who support oscar grant, the man mehserle accused of killing. >> b.a.r.t. police patrolled the area where theral is scheduled to start tomorrow afternoon. >> there has been a lot of activity tomorrow. we're going to close at about 1:00 or 2:00 and so is buttercup next door, juxt in case. >> reporter: more than 100 people have rsvps to the event shosupport for mehserle and law enforcement in general. that with the expected arrival with counterprovoers, there is no telling how big the crowd can get. >> we believe this is a racis

when oakland police arrived they tried using a stun gun on collins then he charged one of the officersh his knives. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> tomorrow supporters of the former b.a.r.t officer convicted in the killing of an unarmed passenger will hold a rally set for tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. outside the superior court building. the rally is the first in the bay area in support of johannes mehserle. he was found guilty ten days ago of involuntary manslaughter in the death of oscar grant. walnut creek police said they are prepared to keep the peace. >>> layoffs at the oakland police department mean changes on city streets. as don knapp reports the guardian angels are stepping in but not without some skeptisism. >> reporter: a band of guardian angels get tips from b.a.r.t police as they set out to help keep oakland safe. >> it was nice to see them all dressed up. yes. >> did you feel any safer? >> not really. they just walked through. >> reporter: shopper anna lynch was skeptical. >> it is just not going to work in my opinion. seriously. the guardian angels they don't have any

he is 48-year-old fred collins of oakland. it all started yesterday morning when police were called about a man armed near the fruitvale b.a.r.t station. when oakland police arrived they tried using their stun gun on collins but then police say he charged one of the officers with one of his knives. he was pronounced dead at the scene after police officers shot him. >>> today the guardian angels hit the streets. last week's 80 oakland police officers that were laid off. about 10% of the force. city leaders say 120 additional officers could lose their jobs if voters reject tax measures on the november ballot. now, citizen groups are patrolling the city. >> instead of sitting around complaining, get up, help the community. you can help the police department as well. you can be their eyes and ears. you don't have to wear a uniform. we are beefing up patrols because we need to and we want to. >> the guardian angels say they are now trying to recruit volunteers to join the effort. >>> planning to car pool across the golden gate brid

collins died at the scene. >>> 7:31.vallejo's fire department is taking a major hit this morning. crews say the cuts will mean slower response times for some emergencies. ktvu's jade hernandez is joining us now. jade, you got reaction from the fire department. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, dave, this morning, several stations are set to close. we're live at a station that's reopening, and that's due too the real location of resource -- due to the reallocation of resources. this is a truck that will be back in operation. the bottom line, the city of vallejo needed to cut money out of their budget. at any given time there will now be 18 firefighters on duty here in vallejo. today and from now on there will only be 15. joining us this morning is bill twedy with the fire department. you can kind of tell us. we were talking about response time. if there is a two-alarm fire in the city, the department worried. >> any fire that goes beyond the first alarm we're gonna require to have mutual aid supplement us. we have

collins led police on a chase that ended saturday morning on 33rd avenue.ried to subdue collins with tasers, but he had a knife in each hand and began charging an officer so police open fired. bart police were also involved because the incident happened near the transit agency's fruitvale station. >>> a rally is planned today in walnut creek in support of johannes mehserle a former bart police officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter. walnut creek police are preparing to keep the peace at the rally. it's scheduled from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. this afternoon outside the superior court building. at this point there are no plans to close ignacio valley road or other streets in the area. mehserle is awaiting sentencing for last year's death of oscar grant. he said he accidentally pulled his gun instead of a taser while trying to detain grant in oakland. >>> now that layoffs have reduced the oakland police force by 80 officers, volunteers are stepping up efforts. yesterday the guardian angels hit the streets. the group of unarmed crime patrollers was founded in ne

collins died at the scene. supervisors are set to consider a proposal today that could bring tough new regulations on some of the city's troubled nightclubs. this comes in the wake of several violent incidents including a shooting that left one man dead in front of jelly's nightclub just last weekend. the legislation would give power to the entertainment commission to revoke's club's permits for public safety issues. currently the commission can only suspend permits for up to 90 days. >> 5:34. the contra costa county sheriff's department is looking for whoever shot three people at a party in discovery bay early yesterday morning. now a neighbor says two teenagers who parents were out of town decided to throw a party at their home. the neighbor says about 2:00 a.m. he heard gunshots and a couple of minutes later sheriff's deputies and paramedics arrived. investigators have not released any information about the victim's conditions or a possible motive. >>> a candlelight vigil is planned for tonight in san jose r

collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program which is to engage some of the artists in reinvigorating the streetscapes. organized in partnership with neighborhood based economic development organizations, the art in storefronts taps into the incredible creativity of the artist community to help improve the quality of life and the business climate in poor neighborhoods. the tenderloin, central market, they view, and the mission's 24 st.. at the launch party, the mayor released the first of 13 pro

thanks. >> senator collins. >> thank you, madam chair. mr. metzler, was mr mr. higginbotham responsible for the management of the information technology efforts at the cemetery? >> yes, ma'am, he was my designated person to work on that program. >> were you aware that at least $200,000 had been spent for the development of an internment scheduling system even though a product had never been developed. >> i was aware that that program was under development, yes, ma'am, i was aware that that was almost completed and it was stopped -- i guess i shouldn't have used the baseball analogy but that's what i was referring to that program was being updated and almost completed when the investigation start and that stopped everything dead in its tracks. >> what is your assessment of the information technology contracts that the cemetery entered into? >> i'm not very familiar with that, ma'am. that's really the contracting officer's responsibility, i just have a very general knowledge of it. >> were you aware that millions of dollars were being spent on the i.t. contracts a

collins died at the scene. bart and oakland police are doing separate investigations. >>> the highway patrol said the child involved in an accident yesterday in the east bay had moderate injuries. the 2-year-old's father had her in a child's bike carrier when they were hit by a car. it happened just after two in the afternoon. according to authorities the child was wearing safely equipment. she was taken by ambulance to the hospital. her father was taken to the hospital as well. their conditions are not released. >> a two alarm fire at a recycling center sent thick black smoke over the south bay today. it also prompted an order for some to stay inside. the fire started just before noon in piles of plastic bottles and card board on norman avenue. people in several homes down wind of the fire were warned by phone system to shelter in place for more than an hour because of the possible hazard posed by the smoke. that order was eventually lifted no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a r

he is 40 year-old fred collins. you shot by oakland and bart officers yesterday in the bart station in oakland. police say that he was armed with two knives and charged at them before they opened fire. they have been trying to question him any initially ran away. officers then tried to subdue him with taser. tomorrow a rally in support of john as mehserle. in walnut creek a lot of security preparations have been on way all day. this is going to on our mehserle a former bar officer who has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter of oscar grant. people have been promoting this on facebook. they say that hundreds might attend. is the police during to try to keep people safe. >> wanna thinks a parking lot is now aligned with police tape and barricades. take a look at this video you can see that the tape charges all on the parking lot and so do this decades. there no parking signs said have been strategically placed letting people know the they cannot park in this area. >> the police chief tells us again and no one wi

collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. because we have a great waste water system here in san francisco, we do about 80 million gallons of waste water here in san francisco, which means we basically fill up 120 olympic sized swimming pools each and every day here in the city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom or float to the to

officers tried to you a taser on fred collins of oakland but when he charged them with knives, they opened fire. the b.a.r.t. and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations. the b.a.r.t. civilian review panel does not go into effect until january. >> alan: in vallejo two fire stations will be shut down tomorrow morning as the city struggles with budget problems. they safer north a lay -- vallejo and glen cove. last july, another fire station was shut down. officials say response time for firefighters and paramedics will be longer because of the increased travel time. vallejo will rely on a neighboring fire district for backup. >> carolyn: in san jose, new report finds the alarm system at trace elementary didn't sound out about an alert until 45 minutes after neighbors began calling 9-1-1. the mercury news reports it is unclear why there was a delay but the school district has only the minimum safeguarded in the school. only three of the schools have fully automated fire detection systems, and most of the schools, including trace elementary, do not have fire sprinklers

collins, maybe. in the nuclear industry there is an organization called inpo, i think it's international nuclear power organization, which is an indice industry organization which they pay dues, $150,000 ye year, substantial dues and they send ineams of inspectors to examine reactors and they look at every aspect of training of people, adequacy and the modernization of equipment and response capablity and so forth and they give a numerical grade to the reactor. the numerical grade is taken seriously by the reactor owner and it's by the commission and it affects the insurance rates and the insurance premiums that are then charged. i've been impressed and seeing this up close, how respected those investigatorsre when they arrive at a reactor by the other people they're investigating and they investigate them to not do enforcement actions or assess fines simply to try to make sure that they raised the reactor operation to the best practice in the industry. one obvious reason of self-interest is if somet

collins, do you have anything to add? you thought you would be able to leave without answering a question, but i'm going to try to remedy that. you mentioned the vessel calms it down. can you elaborate on that? how far down? you said you can't pinpoint the exact cause, but do you think there is a connection? i do think there is a connection although it is very hard to quantify. i know two weeks ago through the statistic report and on the mississippi river there were 157 vessel calls for that time of year compared to 2009. i also know that the port director or a suftant port director at the port of mobile estimated they were down by about 25%. those were the only two numbers that we have a handle on. i have seen things that i'm always careful and would assume that's correct and i've assumed grain companies in the midwest and maybe sending grain and rail cars to either east or west coast ports out of fear that the mississippi river would be closed. i'm not sure if that's accurate, but it was advertised by a grain consortium

supreme court justice nominee is receiving more support from republicans senator susan collins is the republicans to say she will vote for her. she is but i say she has the intellect, experience, temperament to serve in the high court. a noble peace prize winner desmond tutu announcing he is retiring from public life. 79 year-old to to city wants to slow down and spend more time with his family he was a former anglican archbishop at cape town receive the nobel peace price and 1984 he is as international present to stand up against apartheid he ripped plans to retire on his birthday october 7th. we'll be right back with the kron 4 news at 5.

. >> billy collins taught college english in the bronx for 30 years before he became a bestselling poet-- one of the few whose books have sold over 200,000 copies, thanks to poems such as this one. >> the other day i was ricocheting slowly off the blue walls of this room, bouncing from typewriter to piano, from bookshelf to an envelope lying on the floor, i found myself in the l section of the dictionary where my eyes fell upon the word lanyard. no cookie nibbled by a french novelist could send one more suddenly into the past-- a past where i sat at a workbench at a camp by a deep adirondack lake learning how to braid thin plastic strips into a lanyard, a gift for my mother. i had never seen anyone use a lanyard or wear one, if that's what you did with them, but that did not keep me from crossing strand over strand again and again until i had made a boxy red and white lanyard for my mother. she gave me life and milk from her breasts, and i gave her a lanyard. she nursed me in many a sick room, lifted teaspoons of medicine to my lips, set cold face-cloths on my forehead, then led me out

investigators say 48-year-old fred collins of oakland had two knives when he charged officers. b.a.r.t. and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations. the b.a.r.t. civilian review panel, which was just signed into law, does not go into effect until january. >> alan: oakland could become the first city in the nation to aexplow regulate wholesale medicinal pot farms. on tuesday, the city council will consider licensing several medical marijuana warehouses. the welcome safety committee approved the plan, which determines medium size farms to supply pot. the city says licensing the farms will generate minimums in fees and tacks. >> carolyn: two fire stations will be shut down in vallejo in an effort to save the city money. daily staffing levels are being cut from 18 firefighters to 15 because of budget troubles. last july, another station was shut down. the fire department warns response times will increase because of the longer distances crews have to travel. vallejo will rely on neighboring fire districts for backup. >> alan: in san jose, a new report finds

collins. he was shot saturday near the front yard station police say he was armed with two knives and church at him before they opened fire. they've been trying to question him and he ran away. officers tried to subdue him both are officers and oakland police fired their guns. a rally in support of johannes mehserle is scheduled that superior court house there's a lot of security for bridge and under way the russians will hon. johannes mehserle has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of oscar brand organizers are parting is on facebook and they say hundreds of phibro has said that they might attend kron4 is our reggie kumar says >> liz are > > in anticipation of the pro johannes mehserle rally is live in his police state and barricade. one agrees policing says no one will be allowed to park in this parking lot are recorders will still be open the police chief says demonstrators will be separated meaning johannes mehserle will be on one side of market and oscar gran

police say the man is 48-year- old fred collins of oakland.ice were called around 8:15 saturday morning about a man walking near the fruitvale bart station with a knife. police say after a foot chase officers tried to taser limb who they say approached them with a knife. neighbors say they heard him say shoot me and at least five officers opened fire. collins died at the scene a candlelight vigil was planned tonight for remember her. she was shot to death by her neighbor. police say she may have been trying to help another woman who turner stabbed. turner was arraigned on friday. if he is convicted turner is facing possibly life in prison. the vigil for vernea lisa hollins is scheduled for 7:00 this evening outside the family's apartment complex. >> the contra costa sheriff's department is looking for whoever shot three people at a party in discovery bay early yesterday morning. a neighbor says two teenagers, whose parents were out of town, decided to throw a party at their home. the neighbor says about 2:00 a.m. he heard gunshots and a few mi

he is 48-year-old fred collins of oakland. yesterday morning police were called about a man armed with a knife. two b.a.r.t officers spotted him and chased him. when police arrived they tried to use a taser on him. but he didn't stop and they had to open fire. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a tighter budget for the oakland police department is spurring more citizen action. today the guardian angels hit the streets. last week 80 oakland police officers were laid off. 130120 additional officers could lose their jobs as well. now citizen groups are patrolling the city. >> instead of sitting around complaining, get up, help the community. you can help the police department as well. you could be their eyes and ears. and you don't have to wear a uniform. we are beefing up patrols because we still feel we need to and we want to. >> the guardian angels are trying to recruit volunteers. >>> an estimated 25,000 walkers raised more than $3 million for bay area aids organization. the aids walk san francisco took place this morni

. >> reporter: just three republicans voted for the bill, senators olympia snow and susan collins and scott brown of massachusetts. one democratic senator voted against the bill saying it's not tough enough. the bill's authors admit the law isn't perfect and say they won't know exactly how effective it is until the next economic crisis. president obama is expected to sign the bill sometime next week. >>> argentina has become the first country in latin america to legalize same-sex marriage. a large crowd of supporters in the capital of buenos aires erupted into cheers. the vote by argentine lawmakers went through. >>> meanwhile, another victory for same-sex marriage supporters as washington, d.c. highest court issues a key ruling. a legislation group had attempted to put an initiative on the ballot to define marriage between a man and a woman, but the city said no. >>> a trial got under way today in southern california that experts say will be the biggest constitutional test of the military's don't ask don't tell policy. former air force mayor mike elmy is among those said to testify i

collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, n

fred collins shot and killed by the police and he was wielding a knife. this afternoon, police witnessed a drive by shooting. the victim is expected to live. tough times for the department who just laid off 80 officers due to budget problems. >> right now we have to do with what we have. we're down 80 officers and we're still going out there to provide public safety but it's going to be a little bit more difficult. >> reporter: and difficult for the people that live here. >> this city is too big to cut any costs. to me, any cops or 79 or if it's just one, that's too many to be cut. >> reporter: as always, oakland police are asking for your help. if you have any information to help them, please contact the oakland police department. obama news. >>> part of that weekend was the wild shootout along 580 in oakland. now several law enforcement agencies are working together to piece together more details about the man they say is responsible. byron christopher williams survived because he was wearing protective armor. he exchanged about 150 rounds with the cali

. >> please has identified the 48 year-old fred collins was shot by guard officers and oakland police officers he was checked our aunt with two knives and charge at the place. he initially ran away the please track him down they tried to subdue him they taste him twice that time worked ultimately our police and open pd had to fire their guns. >> will be back with more monday morning a live look at big board and the dow was up 56 points we will bareback they're here to make sure their kids are reinforced as well as get ready for street closures through this area. i can tell you organizers of the pro johannes mehserle raleigh insist it will remain peaceful presence concerned that outside agitators could come in to cause trouble. that's why along with officers i've noticed a lot of police officers patrolling walnut creek even early this morning. and give >> gulf of mexico there is oil seeping from the bed of the sea floor near the well this is adding a new twist to the disagreement between bp in the federal government on what to do next the government would like them to pump oil to the s

. >> my name is dan collins. i am a home owner at 735, across the street from the house owned by laura. they showed me the drawings in question. there will be light and air flow, but no side set back on the south side. i believe the loss of natural light in the air from the two bedrooms and makes these rooms hard to live in. i have a skylight which is three to 4 feet in my house. the disney little to no raise. but i do have a bedroom which allows light and air to come in. i am in the lower level of a two-story building. i appreciate that they are asking to restore their bedrooms natural light and air. president peterson: next speaker. >> my name is kevin. i am the current tenant. i live in one of the bedrooms we are talking about. i am moving out into weeks. it has nothing to do with this. i am moving in with my girlfriend. this whole process has been in same for me to witness. it seems like the neighbors have been changing the facts and the lionizing when landlords, who are trying to protect these bedrooms. you

two republican senators from maine, snow and collins and massachusetts senator, scott brown, a republican, joined democrats to pas sweeping reform at the financial industry. their support allowed them to close the debate earlier in the day and move forward with the vote. >> with today's vote in the senate the united states congress now passed a wall street reform bill that will bring greater economic security to families and businesses across the country. the wall street reform bill aims to strengthen consumer protection with a newburgho under the federal reserve. shine a light on financial products and create a new process that dealing with troubled financial firms. >> this legislationing is about the people on pain street not wall street. >> however, republicans say some of the new regulations go too far and will stiffel economic growth. before the official vote the house minority leader says the bill will need to be repealed. >> i believe it is ill- concieved. it will make credit harder for the american people to get. clearly harder for businesses to get. and, the fact that it is going

brett gardner was tossed for arguing a called strike, so the yanks brought in rookie collin curtis to pinch hit with an 0-2 count, and he made the most of it. gone! three-run homer. first homer of his career. and in an amazing turn of events, the yanks won it, 10-6. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, the governator rips into mel gibson. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, all of our nation's biggest problems rest firmly on his shoulders, but he still manages to make time for some of the nation's smaller problems as well. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back on this thursday. we're going to continue to watch the heat. sneerer california, 100 in the valley. cooler on the coast. medford will be cooler today. too. a different pattern in the west, a cool pattern for once. tomorrow it should warm up in a hurry, temperatures on the rise out there. medford around 100, sunny in seattle. gorgeous in the pacific northwest for friday, but hot in the interior sections, california, nevada and all of ari

collin curtis tags up and scores. we're tied at 1-1. move to the top of the seventh. 7-1, yanks.es loaded again for a-rod. no home run. but two more rbis. derek jeter, curtis granderson score. it's 9-1, yankees. can you believe this. top of the eighth. rodriguez with the bases loaded. strikes out swinging. one for four. 30 at-bats since home run 599. top of nine, andy marte, strikes out nick swisher swinging. marte pitched a one, two, three ninth. yanks win it, 11-4. >>> the phillies acquired roy oswalt on thursday. taking on the d-backs. raul ibanez, high and deep. that's off joe saunders, the new pitcher for arizona. phyllis lead 2-0. top nine, d-backs down 2-1. j.c. romero while brad lidge warms up. m montero, high chopper to short. bases loaded for the big fella, ryan howard. uh-oh. he was 0 for 5 with 2 strikeouts. we go to the bottom of the 11th. two on, one out. tied at 2-2. phillies walk it off, 3-2. they've won eight in a row. >>> that's a look at your sports highlights. for espn news, i'm steve weissman. back to you in new york. >>> a south florida clerk targeted by a g

the peace at any decisions will be announced as a pro red and noted the board will meet tonight. " collins washington. >> flooding has caused millions of dollars in damage in iowa. pop one of the biggest problems is this 34 or in the damn it collapsed under rising flood waters people in nearby cities were evacuated 50 homes and 20 businesses have been damaged. no reports of any injuries or how long it will take to repair this. orson year dozens of families are cleaning up after a tornado swept through their company. top " trees are down power lines all the usual damage. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the roof over church in new york to collapse. they say the church had been living here for years no injuries when it collapsed cruz demolished the rest of the church as opposed still no reason as to why just of a sudden it came crashing down. a boat catches fire at a stock marina videos iran's terrorist action the action they see the smoke billowing up as to try to put that fire out several people were are hurt when the boat caught fire it happened yesterday afternoon that

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officers tried to use a taser on 48-year-old fred collins of oakland, but when he charged at them with knives, they opened fire. both bart and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations, something that could take weeks to complete. the bart civilian review panel that was just signed into law does not go into affect until january. >>> the first known rally in support of former bart over -- officer mezzerly is scheduled to take place tomorrow. it calls the shooting of oscar grant a tragic mistake. as of tonight the event has 147 confirmed guests in walnut creek tomorrow. police there say they will monitor the rally closely including any possible counter demonstrations. it is set for tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. at the walnut creek courthouse. >>> a baseball umpire is recuffing from an injury -- recovering from an injury on the field. he didn't get hit by a ball or bat. instead he was pufned in the face by one of the coaches. amy hollyfield has a story that shocked players and parents in vallejo. >> vallejo had just taken the lead against sonoma in the babe ruth league stat

if the seventh after yanks' brett gardner was ee jeked, collin curtis hit his first major league homerree-run shot that helped new york win 10-6. >>> the national leaves braves led 4-3 going into the ninth but an rbi double by san diego's torrealba tied it. in the 12th padre's nick hundley drove in two and san diego won 6-4. >>> in cincinnati, the nationals' 22-year-old phenom stephen strasburg continued his winning way against the reds. the nats took the lead in the fifth on a two-run homer and held on to win 8-5. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> then bloated city hall salaries. taxpayers stage a revolt after learning what some government employees are taking home. my green shirt? borrw ♪ that's not really my style, honey. weird, i can't find it. ♪ [ female announcer ] new tide original with acti-lift technology helps remove many dry stains as if they were fresh. hey! you found it. yeah, it must have been hiding in my closet. [ female announcer ] new tide original with acti-lift. style is an option. clean is not. get acti-lift in these tide detergent

. ♪ woke up ♪ it was a chelsea morning >> she was named after judy collins' song, "chelsea morning,"ed around chelsea district in london. bill said, if we ever have a daughter, we should name her chelsea. he would just sit for hours, and look at his daughter, you know, trying to take in this miracle. >> it was still, i guess, the most incredible thing i've ever been through. >> reporter: growing up, she loved to dance, even practicing 15 hours a week. her secret service code name was energy. and, at times, she seemed to hold the family together, literally. who could forget the iconic image during the scandal? a symbol of deep connections that carry us toward forgiveness. and when someone asked her about it -- >> and i do not think that is any of your business. >> reporter: 2001, she graduated stanford, then worked in finance and pursued a degree in public health at columbia. returning to politics for her mother. >> i've been working hard for my mom. >> reporter: and for many of us, it was the first time we really heard her use her own voice. >> hi, this is chelsea clinton. it's reall

witnesses say turner stabbed one woman and then shot and kill another, 48-year-old verna lisa collinse to the aid of the first victim. >>> prosecutors today charged a san jose man with murder in the death of a 15-year-old girl. bernadino cubas is being held without bail. his arrangement is now scheduled for two weeks from today. a highway patrol officer attempted to stop cuevas on tuesday. investigators say cuevas then led police on a chase. the chase stopped when cuevas ran into a vehicle. a 15-year-old girl was killed in the accident. >>> bart's police chief defended one of the officers who used a taser on someone who didn't pay their fare last night at a bart station. an officer followed the fare evader. the man resisted arrest and that's when the officer used his taser. the chief also has stated the man had a criminal record. >>> u.s. officials held a ceremony marking an end to a troubling chapter. it handed over control of the last u.s. run prison camp to the iraqis. the scandal over abuse lingers in iraq. iraq is also accused of beating and abusing their prisoners. >>> the washi

witnesses say turner stabbed one woman and then shot and kill another, 48-year-old verna lisa collins who came to the aid of the first victim. >>> prosecutors today charged a san jose man with murder in the death of a 15-year-old girl. bernadino cubas is being held without bail. his arrangement is now scheduled for two weeks from today. a highway patrol officer attempted to stop cuevas on tuesday. investigators say cuevas then led police on a chase. the chase stopped when cuevas ran into a vehicle. a 15-year-old girl was killed in the accident. >>> bart's police chief defended one of the officers who used a taser on someone who didn't pay their fare last night at a bart station. an officer followed the fare evader. the man resisted arrest and that's when the officer used his taser. the chief also has stated the man had a criminal record. >>> u.s. officials held a ceremony marking an end to a troubling chapter. it handed over control of the last u.s. run prison camp to the iraqis. the scandal over abuse lingers in iraq. iraq is also accused of beating and abusing their prisoners. >>> t

. >> a renowned of the name of the man killed by police tishri in oakland. 48 year-old fred collins. he was shot by oakland and our officers yesterday. police say that he was armed with two knives and charged at them before they opened fire. they said they tried to question him and he initially ran away. they tried to subdue him with a taser. our officers and oakland police fired their guns. that >> temperatures bumped up once again today. inland we have readings will reach in and mid- 90s. in antioch although it to the century mark. the inside the bay we have a different story. the cool sea breeze coming in. a very nice afternoon was sunshine. the fog cleared away most spots. san francisco we're still stuck in the '60s. and it's been pretty cool the last couple days. it is the fog situation this morning. the fog we did have backed up by the afternoon. in the afternoon we had some north winds come off the coast bloomington the beaches finally seen the sun shine. whether wisely have the cool air in the bay. all the hot weather bottled up the inland valleys. that's going to change for

. >> reporter: collins has owned this gun store since 2008.he says he likes the immigration law because he says the federal government isn't doing nearly enough to secure the border. >> if the federal government won't step up, then arizona should step up and protect its borders. we hear problems about illegal immigrants coming in and destroying property. >> reporter: down the road, limos a barber for the past 50 years he says he sees nothing wrong in arizona's attempt to have everyone to carry documents. >>> a recent poll shows a majority of people favor arizona's law. among the supporters, is rick brocade. >> being a minority myself, i back the immigration law. >> it's not working, we need to consider other alternatives. >> reporter: in the of the headlines around the law have centered around angry calls to boycott arizona. >> i don't think it's a silent majority , i think it's an unreported majority. >> reporter: people here say they would like to see california pass an immigration law similar to arizonas. a r izonas -- arizona's. reporting

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these high-tech meters 190 m being installed in as valley expect west of city hall day except what collins credit card and debit cards. the rates for the parking are going to fluctuate depending on the demand. wireless sensors and that they will know how busy parking is and how hard it is to find a spot and charging more depending on that. with these new meters the price to park for our could range from 50¢ for an hour to $6 even more. >> 615 at the time will have hour to $6 even more. >> 615 at the time will have more after the break. o slow ♪ ♪ now i know hour to $6 even more. >> 615 at the time will have more after the break. ♪ freedom is all that i need [ female announcer ] ladies, raise your spoons. now there's nothing left standing between you and a satisfying breakfast. introducing special k® low-fat granola. with 50% less fat than the leading granola and 5 grams of fiber per serving, it's a satisfying way to help you manage your weight. special k® low-fat granola -- a taste of freedom. 616 more on our top story possible deal through oakland to hire back the officers laid off earlie

collins, colorado, and i moved to washington, d.c., and saw my first black person, or someone that lookedkicked our ass, and they were like, "white cracker, white cracker, white cracker." so i got home to my mom, and i was like, "who are these white crackers? we got to stay away from them." [ laughter ] "because, you know, they're dangerous people." and she was like, "well, that's what people that look like you call people that look like us." and i was like, "well, i know we look different, but i didn't know that different." so, we moved to an all white neighborhood and the white people kicked our asses. and the first time i heard the "n" word. and it was like "n" this, "n" that. so i went home to my mother, and i said, "who are these ns? we need to stay away from them, because they ain't go good." [ laughter ] and she said, "that's what people like us call people that look like you." and i was like, "well, i don't like that." and then i finally moved to an integrated neighborhood, and i got chased by some white guys that ran behind these really big black dudes, and the white guys ran the

police say officers were opened to fire on collins when he charged at them with knives. they are promising a thorough investigations, something that could take weeks to complete. review panel which governor swarzenegger signed into law last week won't form foothill january. >>> oakland residents may soon see the guardian angles patrolling streets again. they plan to step up patrols following the layoffs of 80 police officers. in 2008 mayor ron dellums requested their presence in the lake merritt area. now, a shortage of police officers. members of the volunteer group are not armed but trained in self-defense and they carry handcuffs for making citizen arrests. >> new report finds an elementary school's large system failed to send out an alert after 45 minutes. they say it's unclear why there was a delay in the fire at trace elementary earlier this month. but an analysis by the paper finds the school district has only been minimum safeguards at many of its schools. among the findings, 20 of the district's had 3 schools have fire alarms that ring but do not alert the fire

collins, maybe. in the nuclear industry there is an organization called inpo, i think it's international nuclear power organization, which is an indice industry organization which they pay dues, $150,000 a ye year, substantial dues and they send in teams of inspectors to examine reactors and they look at every aspect of training of people, adequacy and the modernization of equipment and response capablity and so forth and they give a numerical grade to the reactor. the numerical grade is taken seriously by the reactor owner and it's by the commission and it affects the insurance rates and the insurance premiums that are then charged. i've been impressed and seeing this up close, how respected those investigators are when they arrive at a reactor by the other people they're investigating and they investigate them to not do enforcement actions or assess fines simply to try to make sure that they raised the reactor operation to the best practice in the industry. one obvious reason of self-interest is if

>> randy collins. >> where are you from? >> shreveport, louisiana. >> what do you do for a living?i'm a registered nurse, doing psychiatric home care. [ laughs ] >> sorry. are you on face book? >> jimmy: is he on facebook? >> yes. [ applause ] >> told you. >> i here with travis. he's a senior at penn state. he's studying elementary education. travis mine question for you is, are you on facebook? >> jimmy: he looks like he is. he has that facebook -- >> of course. >> of course. what's going on in the picture? >> me and my friend are playing a game called beer darts. two people throwing darts from a dart game at cans of beer. if you puncture is, you have to shotgun the beer. >> what a great idea. are you going to include this in your elementary education curriculum? >> of course not. but it's a fun thing. >> i think the kids would like it too what's your name? >> robert hil, h-i-l, not h-i-l-l. >> no one cares. >> how old are you? >> 71. >> let me ask you this, are you on facebook? >> jimmy: he might be, it's free, i mean -- >> i am not on facebook. i don't have a computer. i am comp

these are the sextuplets, alexis, collin, leah. this is tissue-tissue, this is gortex.ortex, this is the cute kid with the glasses. have you met him? track! watch it, jacket. get over here. track! tissue! go over and apologize to gortex." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] check this out, a woman from washington is suing american airlines for $5 million after they lost her luggage. when the airline said, "that's a ridiculous amount of money for luggage." she was like, "now you know how we feel." [ laughter ] $50 for a suitcase? [ cheers and applause ] hey, you guys, gm has a new application that lets you honk your car's horn from your iphone. [ laughter ] that seems convenient, right? "hey, watch it, buddy! [ laughter ] [ car horn ] [ laughter ] no, not you. no, i'm sorry. there was a car that was going -- oh, really? yeah? well, screw you! [ laughter ] i don't want to undo something. what is this? oh, gary got a promotion. that's interesting." [ car horn ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i just heard about this. justin bieber will make his acting debut on the se