don't be surprised if they both make the playoffs. >> dan: really!ect is under arrest in the shooting of a fremont police officer. we will recap our top stories up next. >> dan: as we told you earlier, police have arrested the suspect in the shooting of a fremont police officer. andrew barrientos was captured by the mexican border this afternoon. the police tracked barrientos through his cell phone signal has he drove south. when stopped, he was armed and had another person in the car. the injured officer was identified as 39-year-old todd young. he is in critical but stable condition tonight in an oakland hospital. >>> that does it for this edition of abc-7 news. thanks for joining us. see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. 1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1iñwñwñwññ

good evening, i'm dan noyes. it was close.fter heading south from the bay area, andrew barrientos was want toured moments before he was about to cross the border into mexico. amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: oakland police asked authorities to close the border when they figured out he was headed that way, and authorities did that. they were searching every car. and a police officer found him just before he got there. andrew barrientos and an accomplice were at a parking lot at the last u.s. exit when a san diego police sargeant spotted their car. >> the suspect was in the vehicle, identified himself as being the suspect in the shooting of the officer in oakland help was armed. he had a pistol in miss waist waned that was loaded. >> reporter: police all over the state and especially at the border were looking for the known gang member. >> we asked the border patrol and the san diego prognosis -- police department to shot the border down. >> reporter: oakland police and several other agencies gathered information about barr

dan welldon, first lap, flips his car, done for the day but okay.s for sausolito nate temperature, j.a. hills brand, he is out. then dixon trying to make a move on power, power holds him off and takes the checked flag. has now won three of the last five races and is closing in on the overall championship. >> i'm going for it. i want to win this championship. i'm not sitting back. i'm not going to be stupid, but i want to win, and i want to win the championship. >> mike: women's pro soccer, the fc gold pride dancing with chicago. gold pride get to work, first half. the 14th goal of the season for marta. 1- 0. second half. 78th minute, game tied. a handball in the box. so marta takes the free kick. not fair. converts it to make a it 3-2, and the gold pride win, 3-2. and as a result, they we host the championship game on september 26th. >>> least tee up in the gelled -- jeld-wen in oregon. fred funk for the lead. he made it. gets to 12-under. to 18, lue needs to hold this chip to tie for the lead. can he make it? just misses. settles for a share of sec

>> dan: u. park police say they know who stabbed thisog several times but they have yet to make an arrest. the dog's owner watched as her pet was viciously attack at a popular dog-walking area in fort funston. >> reporter:an, there is a sense of relief among dogowners tonight out in that the suspect has been positively identified and an arrest is imminent. u.s. park police distributed nears that showed photos of the dog that resemble's the suspecs pitbull. they asked anyone who knew of the owner to come forward, and two people did. those tips led the people to a suspect who is a 33-year-old local man. that man stabbed an american bull dog multiple times on thursday atpot fort funston, after the dog's owner asked if the pi bull was neutered, which he wasn't. >> he lost his spleen and other orns damaged. but he is strong and well-cared for dog who gets lots of exercise so he has good chance of full recovery. >> reporter: the u.s. park police s the u.s. attorney's office is trying to figure out wha

. >> dan: for mother u.s. troops will today today in afghanistan. three died in a battle with insureties and another was killed by a home-maid -- homemade bomb. it's the deadliest month in afghan during the nine-year long war. >>> afghanistan's president spoke on "this week". during the interview, hamid karzai defend evidence his recent decision to disband private security firms. private guards are used to protect convoys traveling through afghanistan but they have also been accused of corruption. >> i'm appealing to the u.s. taxpayer not to allow this hard-earned money to be wasted on groups that are not only providing less help but actually are god knows in contact with mafia like groups, and perhapsles funding militants and insurgents and terrorists through this funds. >> dan: the u.s. government says it's concerned that afghanistan's police and army are nowhere near ready to take over security duties in the country. >>> president obama will address the nation next week about the situation in iraq. the address comes after this week's withdrawal o

>>> i'm dan noyes. in just the past hour we learned the suspect 0 accused of shooting an oakland police officer has been arrested. andrew baren -- barrientos is cruised of shooting todd young. barrientos was arrested late this afternoon around the u.s., mexico border. lisa amin gulezian is live tonight at union city where a separate search was happening. >> reporter: the search is now over here in union city after authorities confirm barrientos' arrest. but they searched the strict for hours. officers left the duplex about 30 minutes ago. they may have been looking for people who know the suspect or may have helped him escape. police blocked off a number of the streets in the neighborhood. the suspect used to live a flew blocks away and is a known member of the deck -- decota gangsters. >> who lived next door to you? >> we don't know -- don't really have conversations with them, but they just told us to get out. >> reporter: there's -- years anyway there's a law. i support them. you ain't got nothing to

dan harris reporting from baghdad tonight. >>> was it a hate crime? a fire at the site of a planned islamic center. in the heart of the bible belt. >>> and, miracle on the tracks. a woman falls into the path of a racing subway train. how did she survive? >>> good evening. tonight, across the gulf coast, they're marking five years since katrina. there were powerful images today. in new orleans, they prayed along a rebuilt levee. in st. bernard parish, they sent a wreath into the sea. and in mississippi, they read names etched into that wall. president obama traveled to the gulf, and we'll have his words in a moment. but we begin tonight by asking -- how much has changed? it was five years ago this morning. katrina made landfall. and inside the superdome, where thousands of evacuees sat in those stadium seats, the roof began to tear off. all we had was our cell phone to call out. massive waterfall in the center of the superdome. no one knew that surviving the superdome and the convention center would be even more challenging than surviving the storm its

dan? >> clayton sandell, thank you. >>> next to the massacre of ten aide workers in afghanistan. six of them americans. tonight, we're learning a lot more about who they were. doctors and nurses who gave up the comforts and the paychecks of home to help poor villagers in a dangerous country. nick schifrin is in kabul tonight. >> reporter: this is not how they were supposed to return. ten members of a medical team brought back to kabul today in coffins. 6,000 miles away, a pastor speaks about an old friend. >> i can say without hesitation that tom and libby were the most honest, unvarnished, direct mission workers i've ever known. >> reporter: dr. little was the team leader, the old hand in afghanistan, who survived three wars here. today, we learned more about who died with him. thomas graham quit his dental practice four years ago to provide afghan kids free care. glen lap was a nurse who volunteered during hurricanes katrina and rita. sheryl beckett lived in kabul and worked on community

i'm dan harris. tonight on "world news," outrage. intoresident steps into a mine supportth his support of that muslim community center near im community now, the debate. ground will it cost democrats in november? >>> out of control. >>> out of truckpeople dead after a truck plows into spectators at an off-road race, bringing new ttention to an extreme sport rt its extreme fans. >>> hearts and minds. american troops rushing to help american pakistan d victims in pakistan before extremist muslim groups remist >>> silent killer. >>> sile drowning in plain sight. the lifeguard trying to dispel lives. the myths and save lives. >>> and, mormon makeover? slick behind these slick new tv be cool, too? the message that mormons can be cool, too? >>> good evening. sometimes, politicians stumble mble controversy. but president obama seems to have have marched straight into it d, whenekend, when he joined the fight over whether there should muslimslim community center near ground zero. the issue followed the presi

he's dan schneider. a man with a gift.ift of knowing what is funny to people of a certain age. say, 12 or 9. what do you got going that other folks aren't figuring it out? >> for one thing, i am always trying to outdo the last thing that i do. >> reporter: the last thing he did, well, the last few nickelodeon hits he created included "the amanda show." "zoey 101." "drake & josh." >> it wasn't us. >> who do you think they're going to believe, you boobs or me? >> reporter: okay, freeze it and zoom in right now. enough dan schneider for the moment because tell your kids you watched an interview with her, miranda cosgrove who played a kid sister back then but now, now she's the carly of "i carly," the story of a 16-year-old girl in seattle who makes web shows with her friends sam and freddie. >> and we're clear. >> reporter: a show within a show. with a lot of the zany, of course. >> pucker up. come and get it. >> reporter: in reality, miranda cosgrove is 17 and a superstar. if you know which universe to look in. obviously, yo

dan? >> it is interesting. thanks, amy.ollyfield reporting. >>> and a new report showses the economy is weaker than analysts thought. the economy grew at a rate of 1.6% this spring. it was expected to be 2.4%, and even that was low bawling it. the -- low bawling it. it was attributed to slow spending and manufacturing. >>> the nation's capital is preparing for a rally by glen beck. roughly 100,000 people are expected to attend. the rally is being held at the lincoln memorial where martin luther king, junior delivered his iconic, i have a dream speech, exactly 47 years ago tomorrow. beck says the timing is coincidental and his rally is a tribute to american troops and is not political. >> is it going to be nonpolitical? >> yeah, i think it is. except it demonstrates the power and the weight that glen beck has behind him. the fact he can get together that big a crowd, might not mean a political speech, but it does mean there is a movement here. >> today beck prepped for the event at a freedom works rally. freedom works is the

dan rostenkowski died as well. charlie rangel is fighting for his career on charges of corruption. what happens to these guys when they stick around so long? >> no question there is a sense of entitlement. to her credit, nancy pelosi has repealed many of those perks as speaker. on dan rostenkowski, just one word -- i have already spoken positively and emotionally about charlie rangel. danny rostenkowski was a throwback, the guy's guy, like to tell a good story. he worked across the aisle. there was no ideology to them and did you want to know what politics has changed? he is to go back to chicago by car. you know who went with them? the republican leader went with him and back, and henry hyde. they were friends. can you imagine -- >> did he bring home the bacon? >> bob michael wrote in his car and i am sure they had a lot of stories, but that is why republicans were in the minority for 40 years until the took over with newt gingrich and the contract with america. i know if you are a democrat is lovely working acros

please welcome doctor dan cohan. >> thank you susan, well, it's a privilege to be here. i'm really impressed with the gathering that you've all assembled here in and the quality of the discussion. so i know that i don't want to wear out my welcome so i'll try to get through this sort of on time. you know at one time there was a pointer up here, and seems to have disappeared. so, maybe we can go on to the next slide and in the meantime we'll find a pointer. it wasn't very many years ago or not that many audiencesing a that i sort of felt like i was in a slightly different environment than the one i heard this morning. the way i'm going to structure this talk is to - thank you - okay. is to talk about mainly observations first and then models and observations second, and then kind of sum up. so next one. if you look at the traces on this plot, which is a global average version of surface temperature of the earth, the thick dark line in this trace is actually the observe or what we estimate to be the observed temperature of the earths surface, and the other part - the color

scott macinnis and dan mays. dan mays is the tea party candidate. i don't think what that means in colorado. maybe you can tell me. does this mean because of scott macinnis's plagiarism stumble that dan mays will be the likely nominee? >> i don't think it makes him the likely nominee. he is a flawed candidate in his own way. he was paid recently one of the largest not the largest fines in the history of the state for campaign finance violations. he's a political newcomer. he has some tea party support. no question about that. i think if it were not for the plagiarism issue, macinnis would win this primary. at this point it's too close to call. depending on who wins it, we haven't heard the last of who is going to be the republican nominee for governor in that state. if macinnis is the candidate, if he wins tomorrow we could see some things playing out afterwards in which party leaders try to convince him to step down. >> ifill: it's possible to overdetermine the meaning of a single state in the national climate. what are we watching for national int

covering the week, dan of "the washington post." nancy and todd. >> award-winning reporting and analysis. covering history as it happens. from our nation's capital, this is "washington week". produced in association with national journal d, corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we know why we're here. to connect our forces to what they need when they need it. >> to help troops see danger. before it sees them. >> to answer the call of the brave and bring them safely home . >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to support and protect all who serve. >> that's why we're here. >> additional funding for "washington week" is provided by exxonmobile, the excellence in journalism foundation, the annanburg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator again. gwen: good evening. it is our job to valiantly interpret the meaning what have happens at our nation's ballot boxes. even

dan, coming up next on "nightline" it is tourism with a twist. the heart pounding vacation through the heartland chasing tornados and racing after the thunderstorms. plus, we've got a real life mystery involving the author of the international best seller "the girl with the dragon tatoo." thatatatatatatatatatatatatatatat [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> in about 45 minutes, the trans bay terminal closes for good. and in the final minutes here out reach workers are trying to convince the last homeless homeouts to pack up and find shelter elsewhere. amy hollyfield is live. amy, they just don't want to

dan, this is getting political. and it's dividing the country. we're looking at the division cut between those for and against this war. where's the president going on this? >> he'll make a decision after he reassesses around the first of the year. and then when -- the self-imposed deadline approaches next spring. but the key here is general petraeus. whatever general petraeus recommends, insofar as the president can politically do it, he's going to do it. the president is fachede -- faced with the situation, afghanistan is going badly. the u.s. military, counterinsurgency, new strategy, has not yet proven itself. and the american public is -- support for the war is shrinking. that's the backdrop against which he has to make these decisions. chris: the two big stories that jumped out at me in the afghan leaks were the fact that pakistan, the intelligence unit over there, is very dicey in terms of supporting us. to put it lightly. they may be on the other side with the taliban. and secondly the argument by the people over there that somehow americ

[applause] >> dan, will you take a couple of questions? anybody have any questions for dan? >> we heard from seattle that they went down to sort of a regional type model. what's the status of that, some of us have regional or coastal, not snow back. when can we expect possible help for modeling of that? >> right now. it exists. that's what we used in this california assessment. for the scenarios they were all down scaled to twelve kilometers covering california and nevada. it's not totally adequate and i'm not saying this is a solved problem. the premium grape growers want to know what's going on in napa, valley but for a lot of water related problems i think we're okay. [inaudible] >> what's the long-term climate - >> hopefully, we get on to that green emissions trajectory which would have co2 levels leveling off and declining. there's a lot of inertia in the system. we all have cars and you can't change power plants overnight and et cetera, et cetera. but in fact the earth response to climate is not going to make too much difference until about the middle part of the centu

sounds like we are up and down again. >> we are, dan. and today temperatures inland fell exactly as we expected. the coastal areas came up a few degrees. want to show uh lovely view from our cameras. it is a view of the sun. sun down at 8:00. you notice the clouds there in the foreground as the sun was setting. not much in the way of cloudiness tonight. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s at this hour and i will show you highlights. warmer inland wednesday and thursday, and we are looking at much cooler weather as we head toward the weekend. this afternoon, if you were near the coast or anywhere around the bay area, you probably noticed the sunny beach day for a change that allowed the temperatures to come up. but there was another factor that warmed the coastal areas. the ind with flow -- the wind flowing off the relatively mild waters here. these are the current temperatures in blue. mid to upper 50s along the coastline. the purple is just about average for this time of year. and the ocean temperature tends to be warm. tts the -- it is

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>> dan harris, back in baghdad for us. dan, thank you. >>> and to iran now, where today that country unveiled a new unmanned aircraft capable of delivering as many as four cruise missiles more than 600 miles away. that could easily reach iraq as well as israel. the unveiling comes as iran has started fueling its first nuclear power plant this weekend, despite concerns from the west that the nuclear material could be used for bombs. >>> we're learning of an amazing story of survival from chile tonight. 33 miners trapped thousands of feet underground for 17 days are in fact alive. they scrambled to an underground shelter when that mine collapsed. today, they attached a note to a rescue drill, saying all of them are okay. but authorities say it will be months before the miners can be rescued, but they can send food and supplies down the hole the drill opened. >>> now to pakistan, where satellite images tonight show the sheer force of the pounding rains actually reshaping the rivers. tonight, images show how the monsoon rains

dan harris, abc news, rancho mirage, california. >> and you can see more of dan's interview later tonight "nightline." that's "world news" for this wednesday. i'm george stephanopoulos. for diane sawyer and all of us at abc news, have a great night. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> surrender of an armed murder suspect and a east bay neighborhood. >> and in san francisco, there is a city has to refund fines for parking tickets. >> and ground breaking today for grand central station of the west. the new trance bay terminal and the promise it holds for the economy. >> and a researcher uncovers evidence shedding light on eating habits of early human kind. >> good evening, it's happening in the east bay. an armed standoff with a murder suspect just ended. >> you're looking at a live picture this, is tape, i believe from sky 7 hd over the scene. this man was cornered after a chase in this neighborhood. police surrounded a man inside of his suv in the street. >> and alan wong is on the scene for us. we'll get to him as soon as we can. stay with us for latest on this breaking news from bay poin

. >> reporter: you might say dan kudro is the most prolific chef on the planet. he feeds -- >> 27 million people a day. >> reporter: 27 million people a day. >> just in the u.s. >> reporter: dan is the executive chef at mcdonnell's, the culinary overlord of fries, nuts and patties everywhere. perhaps not what you would imagine for a classically trained chef. >> you worked at a four seasons among other things. how is this different? >> i like to think food is food is food. good food is good food. bad food is bad food. how it's different is, i'm working with a different price point. >> reporter: we're behind the scenes in his kitchen because this is the first stop for all mcdonald's products on the way to your mouth. the beginning of a manhattan project of tasting, testing, and tabulating. serving millions and earning zillions does not happen by snapping your fingers. take the angus snack wrap out this month. its gestation period? >> that's fairly fast, that's about 12 months, you know? >> reporter: 12 months. >> 12 months is fast. >> reporter: dan's decisions can

okay, dan, do you want to come in here too? >> reporter: yeah. how do i not lose a finger?you hold it like that and then bring it down like this and then give it right into their mouth. >> reporter: oh, okay. it's snack time. >> i'd rather -- don't do him. do her. >> reporter: okay, here you go. >> here you go. they chirp like birds. [ cheetah chirping ] >> reporter: these are just three of the dozens of big cats who live with dr. marker here at her facility in the country of namibia. what do you love about cheetahs? >> they're so beautiful. they're fast. er there the most amazing animal there is on the face of the earth. >> reporter: you're not biased. >> i'm not biased at all. >> reporter: this woman from california has become perhaps the world's leading expert on and fiercest protector of these fast and fast-disappearing cats. it's been 19 years since dr. marker moved here to namibia which has the largest cheetah population on earth. since then, her one-woman operation has exploded. her foundation now employs scores of people who study cheetahs in the labs, in the field,

i'm dan dan noyes. it didn't take long for san francisco dog walkers to name the suspect. as of tonight, there was no arrests. and lilian kim joins us with more on this case. lilian? >> the u.s. park police say the u.s. attorney's office are trying to figure out what charges are appropriate. once it is out, they plan to make an arrest. lenny is now back at home, recovering from stab wounds he suffered on thursday. regulars at this off leash dog park are still in shock over the attack. >> i never seen so many problems. the people are nice usually. >> u.s. park police now know who is responsible. they are not yet releasing his name, but have contacted his attorney, and an arrest could come as early as monday. the break in the case came while police distributed these fliers. it shows photos of the dog resembling the pittbull that belonged to the stabbing suspect. a short time later, police received tips from the public. >> it only gives pittbull owners another bad name. we could sure not use the bad rap, but any violence towards dogs is not acceptable. >> police say the attac

. >>> los trabajos temporales dan alivio pero a corto plazo lo que necesitamos son trabajo permanentesento >>> 143 mil trabajadores del censo fueron los que terminaron sus contratos con el gobierno que sumaron a los 14 millones 602 mil que buscan trabajo en el país. >>> será muy duro pero quiero decir que la comunidad tiene que mantener su paciencia y saber que el presidente tiene todo los como te diré interés en ayudar a la comunidad porque sabe que los grupos especialmente minorías, están más afectados que los otros. >>> el empleo en julio cayó por segundo mes consecutivo la cifra oficial indica que las empresas privadas crearon empleos en julio cifra lejana de los que se necesita crear para reducir el desempleo y alentar el crecimiento económico, en junio se perdieron 131 mil puestos además, por 21 meses consecutivos el público frenó uso de tarjetas de crédito desde que empezó larla recesión el porcentaje de desempleo se duplica o que lleva a muchos norte americanos a perder esperanz esperanzas. >>> el tiempo que estoy sin otra bien jo no hay forma de explicar porque ellos lo quiere

so dan, you know, using these really nice natural walnuts, is getting really...vor is great. well, i think until now, until we arrived here, they could only find that imported from france. so it was expensive. often it was a little rancid, too, because it was so-- you know, the time between the production time and, you know, it arrived here. so, you know, the fact that it's very fre, local, makes them, you know, even more excited. and to be local is important, too. you know, i think there's a strong trend today to rediscover, you know, what we have in our backyard. no need to go 5,000 miles away. so... >> mmm. yeah. really good flavor. that's going to be a great product. so every batch is going to be different. >> the popularity of the walnut oil has increased in recent years thanks to the good news about heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids in walnut oil, something our ancestors knew back in the day. during medieval times, walnuts were actually considered a medicine used to treat everything from muscle aches to digestive problems. la tourangelle now produces 14 dif

>> carolyn and dan, this is now an active homicide crime scene. it is where the suspect was first spotted, and then he was chased all over the east bay and then back to this home where it ended. the yellow ford suv lead police on a slow chase down highway 4 from concord to pittsburgh. >> and he was swerving through the lanes, and the police were on the right, on the left, they were everywhere. >> the man identified was rubio lead them to concord and back to pittsburgh again, finally returning to the bay point home where police say it all started around 3:00 shortly after a neighbor called about something strange happening at the home. >> subsequently it was discovered there was a dead body inside the house, and he was identified. rubio was identified as a suspect in that incident. >> after plea knocked out one tire with spikes, rubio hobbled back to the murder scene. he sat in his vehicle in front of the house with a revolver pointed to his head while talking on his cell phone. a man who identified himself as a relative tells us rubio's brother li

dan kerman is here to explain today's decision. >> there has been a lot of rulings and this is only two pages. very clear, that marriage is one to become to a stop and they're not going to resume on wednesday as a result of this ruling. circuit has granted the stay. and the court has passed tracked this case with previobrs of both sides must be submitted by november 1st. and calendar for december 6th when it is likely that arguments will take place. in addition to the merits, the backers have also ordered people to discuss where they have legal standing to even file an appeal disappointed that they cannot resume right away but there gratified their fastrak in this. their entire focus is not the " state ", ts'd the art form to think that they're going to get a definitive ruling from the appellate court. or at least world arguments will put them on the right track to get this resolved. >> and a distinct that this is a temporary setback? >> correct. and while this is in place, at least the fastrak and remember, this stay could have been in place. instead, the schools before the night circu

dan kerman is live at highland hospital of the latest. it dan? >> yes, if the officers here recovering. the headline today, that body and those is not in alameda county no rush. there was a warrant for his arrest and the normal 48 hours to charge him that is where there was no rush on getting him back here. however, they say that he will be back here by the end of this week. before that, he has it meant that he has confessed >> the showing. of the mexican border has submitted shooting todd young. >> there were two detectives that interviewed bariotos in the gave admission to the shooting that took place on friday. >> oakland police said that following the friday police and a multi-agency ensued. the tories just steps behind as he made the 500 journey south to san diego county in an attempt to cross the mexican border. >> a few bricks there were on saturday that it was the information that he was there- breaks. we were able to get it and to share it with local law enforcement and south florida law enforcement was also instrumental in making this a

dan mentioned a topic that i think is really important. it covers not just building maintenance but generally new buildings and everything. and that's that the building is made of a system of components and the problem is that not all of these components have the same life span. so we build a building and the life span of a building in san francisco is essentially unlimited. we don't say we expect buildings to last 30 years and then we're going tear them down and build a new building like they do in japan and other places. we say, once a building is built we expect that it will be able to be maintained. and once it's 50 years old, it's likely to become a historic resource of some sort. the problem is then that buildings might have shakes and shangele -- shingles that are good for 30 years but the paper underneath it might be, you know, have a 10-year or 15-year or 20-year warranty or life expectancy and the fasteners mible own -- might be only reasonably good for 15 or 20 years and the window might have a 20-year warrant and this stuff doe

kron 4 dan joined his live from the scene he has the latest. dan. >> or one block west of 90th and macarthur, you can see is one of the center locations there was an officer involved shooting and he was shot in the 2000 block near all loaf in the general area of bancroft. police have blocked down this entire area as they're searching for this gun in. it was a fremont police officer he was shot he's taking part in a violence crime task force investigation in oakland. during the investigation oakland police say the suspect fired shots of the officer and then hit the officer he was taken to highland hospital in stable condition he's undergoing surgery right now. that's the situation is in right now. again a fremont police officer shot in the city of oakland near 90th in macarthur rate now as you can see the intersection quarter off but that's not where the shooting took place it took place at austin which is near here but not. again police officers are on the scene there in the search rate now looking for the gunman carried pam. >> first of all th

reporting live dan carmen kron 4 news. sunny skies all throughout the bay area this afternoon.led to some warmer temperatures close to the coastline. overall things are cooler this afternoon. only the '70s in our north bay spots down about five degrees from what we saw yesterday trader in the spots also down. concord's to be more like 77 sometimes those things, and wrong. 63 hath long day and 69 down the peninsula. tonight into tomorrow clear skies some up and down the coastline this afternoon and it's been awhile since we seem completely clear skies at the coast and its lead to the warmer temperatures. the fog will return tonight the sea breeze winds will bring back drizzle also at the coast line tomorrow and widespread fog. temperatures just a little bit cooler. we cannot now with their tablature it's going to stay that way the bill also stay below average will take a look richard dent forecast coming up in a bit to. new details on former illinois gov. robb it look oil that sh they found him guilty of one count of lying to federal agents and the judge has declared a mistrial

kron 4 will dan kerman. >> despite the many service in the fair hikes. muni will see those salaries increase by 5% tomorrow night. the board will heavy rubber step increase required by city law. how is that possible? >> the city charter says that with the salary operator, with in parable transit the both pay the most money and average of the salary. that is what the san francisco muni operators behalf to get paid. in the city is in the budget crunch or not. >> the city employees have agreed to a city cuts in the many operators refused. the already-strapped agency will shell out an additional $14 million per year for this increase. >> i believe in unions but this is out of control! >> i think these pay raises are inconsistent with the reality of the times. people are basically impacted by the economy, and the writer ship. i think that needs to be considered as highly regulated- ridership talking bidders are also and cents, in city hall. with a november ballot to wipe out the pay hike requirement in the charter. in san francisco, dan kerman. >> the mayor o

when itlly tonight, when it ure, to pop culture, we rely on dan harris to keep an eye out dan harris hottest nttest new sensations. and he found a band that, in and he found a japan, is bigger than the heatles, the rolling stones and bruce springsteen combined. but will they make it in america? bruce dan says we're about to find out. >> reporter: you may not have out. >> reporter: you may not have out. have of yoshiki, but as we found out rather dramatically, have of yoshiki, but as we found out rather dramatically, he's a huge star in japan. even here in chicago, he was mobbed by japanese fans. he's been call he's been called the bono of he's been call he's been called the bono of japan. yoshiki is so big he has own branded visa card, his own branded visa ownlry line, his own race car team and he's the first person after him.ve a hello kitty doll team and he's the first person after him.ve a hello kitty doll named after him. now, almost 50 years after the british invasion of the beatles, yoshiki and his band, called x-japan, are mounting a japanese invasion. why do you want to come