debra villalon. >>> governor brown and lawmakers work through the weekend on a budget. the governor met with democratic lawmakers to work on an alternative ban that could pass without republican support. at the same time the governor is still trying to work on tax extensions. >>> voters approved proposition 25 last november that docks lawmakers pay for each day after the june 15th. but steinburger says don't blame lawmakers because they got the vote done last week. >> the voters gave us a majority vote to do so, and we weren't going to be late the very first time out. we did the very best we could with the tools we had including $12.5 million worth of cuts. >>> lawmakers are losing about $500 each day in pay and expenses. >>> and a new poll shows that most californians follow what's going on in the government. 25% admit following what's going on only now and then or hardly at all. and that's actually up 20% from a 1999. a majority of california voters say television is where they get most of their news. 44% say it's the internet while 33% say newspapers are their primar

debra villalon has the story. >> reporter: it happened on the five creek trail which runs behind severalapartment complexes. a routine run that became a life or death struggle >> this is frightening to a community like ours. >> reporter: police are keeping their eye on this track where a woman was attacked. barely out of her apartment, she jogged about 50 yards before he struck. >> she saw him and was trying to run around him at the time. and he reached out and grabbed ahold of her. >> reporter: she pugged away, struggled and he tried to swipe at her face with a box cutter type blade. >> reached out, he was going to slash her. she luckily was able to put out her hands. >> reporter: he attacker disappeared into the surrounding brush, violence unusual for this community. >> people come out and walk all the time and enjoy the safety and comforts of living in roner park so this is pretty isolated incident for something like this to happen here. >> that's like right next door to us so it's kind of freaky. >> reporter: this mother using the path to get her daughter to school or the park. and i

live in oakley, debra villalon, ktvu news. >>> oakland police are investigating an overnight shootingthat sent three men to the hospital it happened on webster street near 12th street in oakland's china town neighborhood. oakland police tell ktvu that one of the victims is hospitalized tonight in critical condition. the other two men were hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. there is no word on any suspects or arrests in the case. >>> oakland police also releaseed the identity of a man shot to death this weekend in the 2900 block of hines street. 51-year-old leo dunston was killed yesterday afternoon. investigators say it appeared that dunston and the gunman had some kind of confrontation before the shooting. there is no word of a suspect in the incident. >>> a 73-year-old south bay woman is recovering tonight after being beaten inside her home, allegedly by a man posing as a test control worker. santa clara county sheriff's deputy said it happened around 8:30 yesterday morning in the 400 block of porter lane in the eastern foothills. the man pretended to be someone from a

debra villalon is live where the pressure is on, debra. >> reporter: marin's oldest and largest sanitation business has this quarters, and it's hiring, which rubs many people the wrong way. thousands of valley toilets feed a sewer system the board says it's old and fragile and could fail. but a room full of rate payers argued tonight that rapid pipe replacement can't come at their expense. >> we had a really tight budget. on a personal level this really fouls up the budget. >> 44% is going to administration. 44%, for what? >> reporter: fees would rise by almost $200 to some $700 a year. but the board was presented with a mountain of protest postcards. gathered by a local businessman by mail. if passed, the property owners in the district oppose the increase dies. >> i felt the protest would be successful. for all mechanisms possible to keep the signatures together. >> reporter: the public and the board went back and forth. some customers questioning why the district spends money on glossy mailers and hirered three security guards to keep order at tonight's meetings. many speakers noted pas

live in oakland, debra villalon. >>> a record amount of more than $2 million was bid for lunch todaywith billionaire warren buffet. in san francisco this evening, people gather at the ferry building to watch the auction. someone who has not been named bid slightly more than last year's record of $2.6 million. the lunch is traditionally held at a steak house in new york and buffet says he will talk about anything accept for potential future investments. all of the proceeds go to the glide foundation in san francisco to help the less fortunate. >>> dozens killed, thousands more sickened. but now we know for the first time what's to blame for an e.coli outbreak in europe. >>> i'm tracking the fog right now and it will be a factor over the next few days. coming up the coolest day of the weekend and when 80-degree forecast returns to the bay area. >>> and why these people are taking a swing at the darling of silican valley. >>> living in >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi says voters in new york should decide whether embattled congressman weiner should step down. according to a poll t

debra villalon is live where the pressure is on, debra. >> reporter: marin's oldest and largest sanitationuarters, and it's hiring, which rubs many people the wrong way. thousands of valley toilets feed a sewer system the board says it's old and fragile and could fail. but a room full of rate payers argued tonight that rapid pipe replacement can't come at their expense. >> we had a really tight budget. on a personal level this really fouls up the budget. >> 44% is going to administration. 44%, for what? >> reporter: fees would rise by almost $200 to some $700 a year. but the board was presented with a mountain of protest postcards. gathered by a local businessman by mail. if passed, the property owners in the district oppose the increase dies. >> i felt the protest would be successful. for all mechanisms possible to keep the signatures together. >> reporter: the public and the board went back and forth. some customers questioning why the district spends money on glossy mailers and hirered three security guards to keep order at tonight's meetings. many speakers noted past sewer spills and l

live in napa, debra villalon, ktvu news. >>> a new act of civil disobedience. >>> and the five alarm fire that's left dozens of students looking for a place to stay tonight. >>> it may have been >>> new video tonight there's been another deadly shooting in east oakland this evening. police tell us that about 5:45 a man was shot multiple times near a street. a few blocks off international boulevard. police say it was a drive by shooting. at this point they have not named the victim or any possible suspects. >>> a bloody trail and a body found in the bay. tonight homicide inspectors are piecing clues together hoping to locate the person of a young man who's body was found in san francisco marina district. eric rasmussen live in the city to tell us where police think somebody saw something that could have helped solve this crime, eric. >> reporter: this is a well traveled area. it's also well lit. everyone if we turn off the light we brought with our camera here you can still see fairly well. and detectives hope somebody saw the young man who's body was found fully clothed right here in

live in oakland, debra villalon. >>> a record amount of more than $2 million was bid for lunch todaywith billionaire warren buffet. in san francisco this evening, people gather at the ferry building to watch the auction. someone who has not been named bid slightly more than last year's record of $2.6 million. the lunch is traditionally held at a steak house in new york and buffet says he will talk about anything accept for potential future investments. all of the proceeds go to the glide foundation in san francisco to help the less fortunate. >>> dozens killed, thousands more sickened. but now we know for the first time what's to blame for an e.coli outbreak in europe. >>> i'm tracking the fog right now and it will be a factor over the next few days. coming up the coolest day go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi says voters in new york should decide whether emba

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debra villalon, kvtu. >> among those expected in tomorrow's funeral, jerry brown, newsom. the city's fire chief says all firefighters across the city will be able to attend the funeral service. >> we we have firefighters coming from all over. because if they want to come to the service i want to let them aallow them to. >> reporter: the department has never done this before on such a large scale. she says it's important for everyone to grieve appropriately. >>> some of the speakers after tomorrow's funeral, san francisco mayor ed lee, bill storty as well as vincent perez's brother and anthony valerio's long time coworker. >>> ktvu will provide live coverage of tomorrow's funeral beginning at 12:30 right after ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we will also stream the service live on our website ktvu.com. >>> the chauncey bailey trial ended this afternoon with guilty verdicts. jurors also found bey guilty of two other killings. mackey was found guilty of one other killing. john sasaki was at the courthouse for the conclusion of the trial. >> it's been a long journey, but justice

debra villalon, kvtu. >> among those expected in tomorrow's funeral, jerry brown, newsom. the city's fire chief says all firefighters across the city will be able to attend the funeral service. >> we we have firefighters coming from all over. because if they want to come to the service i want to let them aallow them to. >> reporter: the department has never done this before on such a large scale. she says it's important for everyone to grieve appropriately. >>> some of the speakers after tomorrow's funeral, san francisco mayor ed lee, bill storty as well as vincent perez's brother and anthony valerio's long time coworker. >>> ktvu will provide live coverage of tomorrow's funeral beginning at 12:30 right after ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we will also stream the service live on our website ktvu.com. >>> the chauncey bailey trial ended this afternoon with guilty verdicts. jurors also found bey guilty of two other killings. mackey was found guilty of one other killing. john sasaki was at the courthouse for the conclusion of the trial. >> it's been a long journey, but justice

debra villalone, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and with fire season underway, how is cal fire preparing fort could be a tough road ahead? we had a first look at some of their tools and how the state's budget problems hey hinder their efforts. >>> a program to keep children from going hungry during the summer months got cooking today in richmond. the west contra costa school district helped its kickoff barbecue. the program helps feed children and their families. >> just because they are on vacation, the hunger does not take a vacation. we offer a program 18 years of many age and younger. >> today's events offered hot docks, barbecue -- hot dogs, barbecue chicken. >>> some tough questions today for senator barbara boxer. what she said when the audience asked her about our troubled economy. >>> it got ugly. what prompted this scene this morning outside the casey anthony murder trial in florida? ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> senator barbara b