the beating of a gay man that happen on in the light rail train carried this is a vote of zachary davenport beaten shortly after the attack. he said he was writing the j churchill line early saturday morning when a group of young rowdy people got on the train. he said he decided to get off as he passed by them one of the men, are derogatory name. he said he turned and said excuse me? that's when they attacked him he was able to get off the train and run for help the says he no longer feel safe. >> i live in the castro one of the most excepting places in the world and this does happen on church and market so i've never felt scared in san francisco before this and i wrote the muni from downtown in the middle the day and watching my back. >> this is how davenport's guy looks now some of the swelling was gone down police are treating the attack as a hate crime investigators are reviewing surveillance video from the muni train no suspects have been arrested so far. >> a live look aside from our mount tam cam sunny skies over most of the bay area this afternoon but we are seeing fog lingering ove

davenport said he turned and said excuse me?hen that happened he they attacked tim carey was able to get off the train to run for help. place he said he no longer feel safe. >> i live in the castro when the safest places in the world for people. and this happened to the venture to market. i never felt scared in 7 cisco before this and i just actually wrote muni from downtown in the middle of the day and i'm watching my back. >> this is how davenport side looks now the swelling is gone down. the train the crime as a hate crime investigators are reviewing surveillance video from that muni train no suspects have been arrested so far. new details about the teenager convicted of killing a 15 year- old allen need a girl it happen halloween night on 2007. this is the victim to a new trend is sentenced today 50 years to life in prison. tram was convicted back in june after fatally shooting his girl. the killing happened during an attempted robbery in washington park in alameda. trans lawyer said a lengthy sentence as " absurd " the moth

davenport said he was writing a jeep church line. a group of young brought people about the train, he said he decided off. and when passing when a man call the derogatory name. davenport said he turned and said excuse me, that's when he was attacked. he was able to get off the train run for help. pfft >> i no longer feel safe. this is happen over on church and market, i've never felt scared before this but now i wrote the minutes from downtown and i'm watching my back the >> somehow davenport's i looks now with the swelling down. police chase popolice are treati hated crime. >> police are looking for leads and halted investigation of this man. their offer and $50,000 for leaves. they abuse all their resources to find a shooter. including all our lead detectives. there's a $50,000 reward for all leads that leads to the rest of the of the command and conviction of a killer. just for some o'clock last night on capitol avenue lobo's st. the victim was taken to sfo general hospital where he later died. police arrested several suspects and

davenport said he turned and said excuse me? that's when they attacked him.e was able to get off the train to run for help if but he said no longer feel safe. >> i live in the castro one of the most exciting places in the world for l g people. i've never felt scared in san francisco before this, and i just wrote the muni from downtown in the middle the day and i'm watching my back. >> davenport i looks much better now some of the swelling has gone down but police are treating the crime or the attack as a hate crime. investigators are reviewing surveillance video from the muni train but no suspects have been arrested thus far. >> thousands of drivers across the bay area at ignoring the hands for a lot. we now have the numbers to back that up. chp reports officers issued nearly 2500 citations to drivers were using their phone without hands free device. more than 900 of those citations were given august 10th the number nearly doubled to 1600 on the second day of the campaign. the average fine for violating the law runs between hundred and $20.100 $50. it's also

this photograph was taken after the attack because he is: davenport says he was writing the line churchwhen a group of young people got on a train that's when he decided to get off. he was passing them to get to the door one of them called him a derogatory name that's when he turned and said excuse me. that's when they attacked him. it was able to have run for help at this point he never feel safe. >> this is supposed to be the most exciting places in the world for people. i've never felt scared in san francisco before this. i just actually wrote the minutes from downtown and i am watching my back. >> this is davenport's i now as it looks the swelling has gone down. it is being treated as a hate crime they are checking surveillance video. a 19 year- old man was killed and apparently get gang-related shooting it happened just before 7:00 p.m. at the new the victim was taken to san francisco general where he died. police detained several suspects and recovered the gun carriage humboldt county man said he was molested by a priest in eureka and 1984 is suing the roman catholic diocese of fr

. >> and this is what davenport's i looked site now, has gone down.e treating this attack as a hate crime. no suspects have been arrested yet. newmont 19 year-old man was killed and a pair of gang- related shooting in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. happen before 7:00 last night. victim was taken to san francisco hospital worry later died. police detain suspects there recovered a gun. and hubbell countermand. who said he was molested by pete priests a piece is now suing the roman catholic diocese for fraud and intentional nondisclosure. a 36-year-old eureka man sued the santa rosa roman catholic diocese on thursday, claiming that he was molested by a priest who was sent from ireland to work in california in the 1980s despite being the subject of filed in sonoma county superior court, alleges that the bishop of santa rosa misrepresented then-rev. patrick mccabe's fitness to serve when the irish priest was assigned as assistant pastor at st. bernard's church in eureka from 1983 to 1985. the lawsuit seeks damages and costs related to therapy and

forecast for fog, had reports of it really the last couple weeks, places down towards davenport.morrow afternoon, temperatures mostly in the 70s. more sunshine tomorrow. today burned off quick, temperatures today were warmer. burnoff will be quick tomorrow, but temperatures staying in the 70s. forecast highs, you've seen this before, there's that bite. that's the low-lying area right there. golden gate bridge allows that fog to push in and flares out. the cool air also over the coastal hills. morning fog, has been really all week. 62 degrees at lunchtime, might be wearing 5 sweater until lunchtime and 70 degrees at 3:00. 73 at napa. 79 in fairfield, temperatures in the livermore valley, low 80s, temperatures with great air quality have in the had a spare the air day this summer. i can't remember that happening ever. 70, 71, forecast highs on the mild side. air quality good, and just a 5- day forecast, not much of a surprise. what i guess is a surprise is sunday and monday. look at the high temperatures, 79, 79. >> wow, that's inland? >> that's inland, instead of 90s. >> thanks, b

forecast for fog, had reports of it really the last couple weeks, places down towards davenport.omorrow afternoon, temperatures mostly in the 70s. more sunshine tomorrow. today burned off quick, temperatures today were warmer. burnoff will be quick tomorrow, but temperatures staying in the 70s. forecast highs, you've seen this before, there's that bite. that's the low-lying area right there. golden gate bridge allows that fog to push in and flares out. the cool air also over the coastal hills. morning fog, has been really all week. 62 degrees at lunchtime, might be wearing 5 sweater until lunchtime and 70 degrees at 3:00. 73 at napa. 79 in fairfield, temperatures in the livermore valley, low 80s, temperatures with great air quality have in the had a spare the air day this summer. i can't remember that happening ever. 70, 71, forecast highs on the mild side. air quality good, and just a 5- day forecast, not much of a surprise. what i guess is a surprise is sunday and monday. look at the high temperatures, 79, 79. >> wow, that's inland? >> that's inland, instead of 90s. >> thanks,

host: thank you for making it, from davenport.rolier would line that just two members of the senate will be back today -- earlier, we heard from david drucker that just two members of the senate will be coming back. earlier in the week the house had a one-day session. this morning, and look at who showed up to the house session on monday. the story goes on to detail what several members did. if you are interested, it is at politico.com. countryside, a lawyer. we are asking this morning, do we expect too much of public officials. philip, independent line. caller: good morning. we are expecting exactly what we are due from congress and they are not doing the job. what is going on between the republicans and democrats is nothing but a smokescreen. wakeup. investing their money in corporate accounts and overseas through hedge funds like capital one. maybe they ought to try working for minimum wage and see how it goes. thank you, susan. host: this tweet. the next comment is from warwick, new york. democrats line. caller: i just want to

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