>> in fact, the top dui person was a u.s. park police person this year of operating in the richmond district on 19th avenue, park city corridor, along with another officer at the richmond station. the university of california is also actively enforcing and participating. absolutely no impediment to that. supervisor mirkarimi: as long as those duties are not interested in the department of sheriff, there are ways that sworn officers of the sheriff's department could help to complement and assist in the ongoing day to day activities of the police department, correct? such as in the topic we are talking about? >> correct. supervisor mirkarimi: very good. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. next we have at sfmta. i also want to recognize for my colleagues, we have ed riskin from dpw. raymond smith from district pedestrian safety advisory committee. questions if there are. we also have here ed, the director of department of public works, courtney from redevelopment, elizabeth from what san francisco, and raymond smith, to insert

>> in fact, the top dui person was a u.s. park police person this year of operating in the richmond district on 19th avenue, park city corridor, along with another officer at the richmond station. the university of california is also actively enforcing and participating. absolutely no impediment to that. supervisor mirkarimi: as long as those duties are not interested in the department of sheriff, there are ways that sworn officers of the sheriff's department could help to complement and assist in the ongoing day to day activities of

wealthy powers would be sounds so familiar plus ten republican representative allen is opposing the dui law proposed by his own party is he saying the bill is destroying a way of life and with a government shutdown possibly on the horizon republicans are pretty much a no win win situation explain it and i still take. who screwed residents of wilson north carolina and for that matter all of us in two thousand and eight the city of wilson created its own broadband internet company named green light to lead wire for all of its citizens to have access to high speed internet cheap price was essentially a public option for broadband and the residents scooped it up because green light was offering internet at twice the speed as the for profit corporation time warner that otherwise held a monopoly in the state it didn't last long though as time warner dumps six hundred thousand dollars last year in the north carolina state elections by an lawmakers left and right and then last week that investment paid off as every single republican and some of the board of democrats asked a bill that makes it

investigators arrested him for dui.ones is from san jose, and he was a power forward for the san jose city college basketball team in the 2009-2010 season. the chp says alcohol combined with icy roads made the situation go from bad to worse. >> if you are driving impaired and have poor road conditions it just takes one second of inattention and we have a situation like this. >> reporter: the officer has been with the chp for 2.5 years. he must undergo surgery and his recovery could take months. in san jose, kiet do cbs 5. >>> no budget, no budging. but plenty of blame. a government shutdown is just hours away and neither side showing any sign of compromise. danielle nottingham on the spending cuts that have the two sides butting heads. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers say there is only one thing that is keeping republicans from agreeing to a budget deal. the gop wants to cut funding for women's reproductive health even though the federal government does not pay for abortions. >> if that sounds ridiculous, it's because

another police officer charged with setting up dui arrests. nbc bay area's jody hernandez live in martinez where the da spelled it all out today. jody? >> this amended complaint, slaps another former police officer with some serious charges. it also details that dirty dui scheme, begging the question, just how far does this story go. with all the evidence. >> the district attorney, mark peterson is disheartened and disappointed another police officer has been implicated in a shocking drug scheme involving narcotic drug force commander, welsh and gator christopher butler. today, prosecutors filed formal charges against a third man. former sheriff's deputy steven tanabi. >> charged with three counts of conspiracy, conspiracy to sell steroids, conspiracy to obstruct justice, conspiracy to falsely arrest. >> according to the complaint, butler gave steroids or juice, he had gotten from welsh to tanabe to sell $80 to $90 each. the complaint alleges tanabe accept aid bribe from but lr and teamed up with a private eye and using female decoys to lure m

look at a person's driving background from the previous ten years when they're being sentenced for a dui because currently the court system can only go back five years but congressman alan hale is not a bit happy about the proposed new law take a listen to his stance on drunk driving on the house floor these new oil laws are not doing our small businesses in our state any good at all they're destroying them . they're destroying a way of life that has been in montana for years and years these these stab wounds in bars in new smaller communities connect people together they're the center of the communities and. there's only two ways to get there you do you hitchhike or you drive you know i promise you that you're not going to get straight thank you. so alan hale is all for drunk driving i'm sure that it became really popular with all the drunks in the state that let's keep in mind there were two hundred twenty nine dui deaths in the state of montana last year but i'm confused how is cracking down on drunk driving killing jobs to alan hale's using a common thing amongst republicans they've

he is the private eye who was arrested in february accused of drug dealing and setting up similar dui traps. >> i guess now basically you can't trust nobody. >> reporter: rios and torres say they are shocked but not jaded and they still look up to the richmond police. >> i don't think everybody in the police department is actually bad you know. there's a lot of good guys in that police department that i gave all due respect to all those guys out there. >> reporter: in a statement the richmond police chief reiterated that the officers were placed on administrative leave and said they have been separated from any duties and responsibilities associated with the explorers program. we were not able to speak to either of the officers. but one of them, thomas, did speak to the "chronicle." he called both rios and torres compulsive liars, quote. >> at this point, it's just those two young men who came forward? the program is big, involves a lot more teenagers than that. >>> that's right. and those two young men told us that there were at least 18 other young people total who were involved in

i've talked to other lawyers that specialize in the wind -- dui. there are differences between municipalities as what happens with a dui event. >> i think anyone to say something -- amy wants to say something. >> we do not have said george -- secure communities in new jersey. but we do have a directive that the attorney general issued back in 2007 that requires local police to ask about immigration status when there is an arrest or thank you or for -- court -- or a dui. war for an indictable offense. what we have seen over the last couple years -- i am speaking of this prospective of who we see in detention. i am not doing a statistical analysis. my office provides legal orientation programs for all detainees and over the last three years, we've seen an absolute surge in people who are there for minor traffic violations. a passenger in a car that was pulled over for a broken tail lights. i appreciate the priorities, but we see on the ground every single day is different. my question, if we are all in agreement that we have a dysfunctional immigrati

there's a really good chance it was a dui ground zero i'm about in ninety percent sure there was a dui round that used to anybody who was on it was getting. exposure some who have all the wind blowing. particles are in the air. so all these people in those cars are being exposed and lisa stary served in the u.s. military during the first gulf war in the early ninety nine clearing out battlefield in kuwait back then the u.s. dropped more than three hundred fifty tons of depleted uranium over kuwait and iraq pictures of bombings from libya seen all too familiar and see how others touches of red that's the burning see how out instead of a cold street and you've got a flare at the bottom that's a do you explosion depleted uranium in military terms is highly efficient relatively cheap and powerful enough to kind of trade the heaviest armor nato flatly denies its use in libya even though the u.i. and human rights commission has called for a ban countries who have refused to sign up include the u.s. the u.k. france and this really the smallest particles of uranium nano particles are the most

dui defender. a state lawmaker says drunk driving laws destroy the traditional way of life.s they're bad for business. your next choice, a financial crunch means america's last island prison is closing after 138 years. charles manson and the famed bird man of alcatraz served time there. and finally, jane lang says she was born a yankees' fan and also born blind but that doesn't keep her from making the trek by train and foot from new jersey to the bronx to cheer on her team, the dozens of times a year. vote by texting 22360, 1 for lawmaker defends dui, 2 for last island prison closing or 3 for blind and dead katded yankees fan. the winning story will air in the next hour. >>> in boston, more than 2,000 women are homeless living transient, often chaotic lives but this week cnn's hero gives them something to count on. quality health care. right in the shelters for free. her name is dr. rosanna means. >> are you okay? every week i talk to women who are sleeping outside. it's only 17 degrees out so -- i didn't want you to get frozen. so much pain and suffering right on the fring

the driver has been cited for dui. >>> a suspect in four cold case murders in northern california is scheduled to be arraigned sometime this afternoon. investigators believe 77-year- old joseph naso could be a serial killer. they found evidence in his reno home linking him to the deaths of young women in marin, contra costa county and yuba counties between 1977 and 1994. the d.a. would not go into specifics. >> an ongoing investigation and to invite questioning at this time could hamper those investigative efforts. >> investigators are looking into other cold cases across the country to see if there might be a connection to naso. all the victims by the way in northern california had the same first and last initials. so did three girls who were killed when naso lived up in state new york. they are investigating. >>> a 15-year-old suspect in the murder of a 16-year-old friend will make his first court appearance in juvenile court today. police found andy zeng shot to death in a house in san francisco's silver terrace neighborhood on sunday. they say five teens were inside the home at t

the driver who hit a chp officer in san jose has now been arrested for dui. it happened just before 2 a.m. as the officer responded to an accident on the northbound interstate 880 off-ramp to bascomb avenue. the officer has a broken leg and facial injuries. it's not clear if hail on the road was also a factor in that accident. >>> a verdict could be reached today in the barry bonds perjury trial. jury deliberations begin in just about two hours. bonds is accused of lying to a grand jury in 2003 about taking steroids. he faces time in prison or perhaps home confinement. >>> and alleged kidnapper phillip garrido is headed to trial in august. he pleaded not guilty to kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive in antioch for 18 years. he was expected to plead guilty but his attorney says the grand jury was inappropriately selected and acted inappropriately. >>> folks, we are trying to figure out this weather to get it straightened out for the weekend. i think it's going to work out okay. hey, we have a ballgame to do. the giants opener today. and yup, we go

look at what a suspected dui driver left behind. a major mess in oakland. that driver plowed into several cars just after 9:00 last night leaving behind a path of damage. that driver and two other people are now in the hospital. >>> richmond police are on high alert. they are worried this weekend could be a violent one. police are bracing for retaliation attacks after a week of suspected gang related shootings. >>> and it could be weeks before the residents of capitola that have been effected by two days of flooding find out what kind of help they may be getting. all of that rain last week combined with a failed drainage pipe lead to overflowed streets. the cities applied for state disaster aid. they are hoping to get some help from the federal government as well. >>> within the last hour the opposition leader in libya said rebel forces would be willing to accept a cease fire. the rebels would abide by a cease fire if the libyan leader gadhafi pulls his forces from all cities and allows peaceful protest. the opposition leaders spoke following a meeting with

to three different conspiracy and conspiracy to still steroids and obstruct justice with the dirty " duiwith a former drug enforcement team and a private investigator were also charged with him. >>pam: two different apple products have internal gps. it is unsettling for many people of the ipad, the iphone. samantha hayes. >>reporter: while you may have forgotten where you were last month, last year. a new report says the your iphone and the 3 g ipad remember. it recently discovered component that it tracks users whereabouts. >> if you are at the market? it keeps track of your ordinance based on the cellular towers. this is sang together with itunes. >>reporter: two different researchers made the discovery of an unauthorized surveillance about one year ago in the month of june. with an on-line program called iphone tracker to show users of the results. one of the reports says there is no evidence apple has access to the information. >> i do not think that we should panic. and i do not also think that it is necessary to keep the whereabouts data. >>reporter: you can incorrect that data whe

>> reporter: dui enforcement has never been tougher with a .08el alcohol level the law nationwide. >>olice now do not allow drunk drivers to walk away from their car, drive away from their car. they arrest them people lose their driving privileges. >> reporter: and 85% of drivers wear their seat belts while ems response times and techniques have also improved. distracted driving, especially texting while driving, remains a very big and growing concern. but this stat is amazing. in 1972, 54,000 people died on the nation's roads. since then, the population has grown by 100 million, and yet 20,000 fewer people have lost their lives. i'm tom costello, just off i-270 here in potomac, news4. >>> experts also say traffic deaths typically decline during an economic downturn, because many motorists cut back on leisure travel. >>> to you to the crisis in libya. rebels say they would accept a cease fire from moammar gadhafi under certain conditions. the head of the oppositions governing counsel met with the envoy today. they said they would be open to a cease fire if gadhafi allows peaceful prot

. >> the false arrest charges stem from the so-called dirty duis, a scheme in which attractive women were allegedly hired to lure men into bars and get them drunk then it is alleged the officer would have the men arrested for drunk driving when they left. >>> a chp officer is recovering in the hospital tonight after getting hit by a suspected drunk driver. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. this morning on interstate 880 at baskin avenue. the chp says officer skyler teesh was helping a driver when another vehicle struck him. a man was arrested for dui. >> driving impair and poor roadway conditions it just takes one second of inattention and we have a situation like this. >> officer teesh is at valley medical center. he has to have surgery for a broken leg. >>> the pomp and circumstance of opening day at at&t park. >>> the building stood for generations. it was gone in seconds. what comes next for the site of the now demolished naval hospital. >>> waiting for a deal. the last-minute negotiations in washington as a shutdown looms at midnight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at at&t park, since bringin

. >> that's when they wanted a pay back and tried and failed to set them up for a dui sting. the second officer, ray thomas is fighting to keep his job and remains on paid leave. he denies wrong doing. >> jure our chouncey murder trial was shown three videos today. he was laughing at the junioralist death. his half brother and bakery associate days after the assassination while they were in a police holding cell. he knew he was recorded and he lied to confuse police. defense attorneys call the video inflammatory and prosecutors hope it convinces it from being killed to stop the bakery's financial trouble. >> people in the oast bay, they were killed while in iraq. 30 year old was kill in a raid by iraqi so you wouldiers . she was in the camp for prodemocracy ranians includingarped groups. united nations said 34 camp residents were killed in the raid. she rejoined her parents there 12 years ago. >> a murder victim's mother is condemning schwarzenegger's sentence of a man connected to her son's death. kathy santos is criticizing schwarzenegger because he told "newsweek" magazine

a rape of a junk girl. -- young girl and dui, commit the several dui offenses but here unlawfully and drove again and killed a nun in an awful auto accident. the dilemma for dhs is how to address those kinds of situations. obviously lacking the complete foresight. it is extremely damaging to dhs and the effort to get sensible immigration reform for those kinds of episodes to go forward. i think secure communities should go forward. i acknowledge what julia says about the driver's license offenses which, in my overall value judgment, driving without a license is not automaticly a 48-hour detention kind of offense but, dhs can't solve that problem. that issue came up in the state legislature. it was fought out. some people stood up against it and couldn't make the case publicly the public stood up and -- hillary clinton talked against that as a candidate. that quickly found out that wasn't going to fly. are almost all states treated severely driving without a license and have all people have legal status to drive with a license. the point of it from the beginning to take away the discre

. >>> see what one guy was willing to do to avoid a dui. >>> good evening.'m ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. tonight, the investigation is, will the judge through the barry bonds verdict out. >> the jury found barry bonds guilty on one count and deadlocked on three other counts of perjury. one juror summed up the panel's feelings about barry bonds. compared to the other players that testified. >> i believe that all of the players that testified on the stand and came clean are the true heroes, they finally said, yeah. we have been taken steroids all along and we're coming clean and telling you the way it is. there is one man that couldn't do it. >> in the end, jurors didn't think there was enough evidence to uvnat barry bonds was lying, but he obstructed justice, because his continue to the grand jury was evasive. we have more on where this goes from here. >> reporter: but his celebrity is still obvious minutes after being convicted in a federal court, barry bonds was autographing a baseball and his attorneys emphasize the jury deadlocked on three serious char

. >>> a suspected dui driver caused quite a scene. take a look at the damage that was left behind. we're told the driver was taken to the hospital and two other people were taken there. their extent of their injuries are unknown. >>> car owner les in san francisco are being told to be on the lookout. car thefts and burglaries are on the rise in the city. a police report shows city wide 905 cars have been stolen in the city this year. car burglaries are also up 22% with more than 2500 break ins. >>> the search continues for a truck driver that hit phone lines on highway 101 and caused a huge traffic jam. we first showed you this at 5:00. it happened at the broadway exit on millbrae. they saw a flat bed truck tear the lines down. >> we don't know what the reason is he hit the lines. we could have avoided a lot of the backup if motorists would have taken alternate routes. >> the highway patrol says it's possible the truck driver might not realize he hit those lines. here is the license plate number. 4r23454. >>> time now is 4:35. let's go to sal. >> we had a garbage truck on fire. mom

the highway patrol says the driver of the car was arrested for dui.t's unclear if the driver was the mother or father. >>> people who live in portola valley are, once again, being told to be on the lookout for a mountain lion. someone 1309ed the animal monday night on -- spotted the animal monday night. as a result of the sitings -- sightings, a meeting will be held at sequoia high school. the meeting starts at 7:30 and it is open to the public. >>> meanwhile, mountain lion tracking has gone high tech in the bay area. one group is installing high- definition cameras to keep an eye on mountain lions 24 hours a day. the battery-operated cameras are able too take, clear color pictures of the roaming mountains during the day. the the same cameras -- the same cameras get the same during the night. >> many species of wildlife won't come out when there's people around. so having this will allow us to see a lot more. >> right now the group as has 50 cameras all over the bay area. next week, it plans to add a few more at tilden park in the east bay hills. >>>

. >>> a father whose car plunged off highway one and crashed into the ocean faces a felony dui charge tonight. we first brought you this story last night. firefighters rescued that family of three. the driver, 30-year-old christian nusean faces a child endangerment charge. his six-year-old son suffered moderate injuries while his wife suffered major injuries. >>> decides what to do for homeowners threatened by landslides. why time is running out. >> reporter: even today's brief rain worried homeowners here. that sliding hill slide is moving again. eight homes on carson street on the bubble. four red tagged, another four restrainted today use only, including billy and barbara vogels. >> parts of it are starting to crumble away and heading this direction. that's what got me worried. >> reporter: houses are in a homeowner's association. the 300-foot landslide hoh property. water still pours out of the saturated slope. today, state and federal officials took a first-hand look to determine what if any help to offer homeowners. >> it's a great concern and i think they deserve financial help

after a falling out with their bosses, rios says officer harris tried to set him up to get a dui. >> did you ever get a chance to ask why would you do that to me? >> no. >> no one answered at this pinol office where they say harris and thomas still run their firm. but we found more young looking patrol officers. >> you are endangering our lives by having someone that's not fully trained. having a gun in our neighborhood with our kids. >> reporter: chris magnus released a statement saying while these allegations are troubling, the need to uncover, investigate and appropriately address police guidelines are pivotal. we're live in richmond, eric rasmussen. >>> the alameda county bomb squad was called today to deal with a world war ii era hand grenade. >> police say a woman cleaning out her garage this afternoon found the grenade and called 911. the bomb squad took it away and blew it up at a near by park. >>> a grand theft suspect who's been on the run for two weeks is behind bars tonight. carl talton surprised just about everyone when he showed up in an oakland court yesterday for sent

also tougher dui enforcement, and the roads are much safer.the kind of car accident that medics with denver's flight for life know could have a tragic ending. on a mountain highway, pat riordan lost control of her subaru, flipped it four times, and went off the road. once at the hospital, they found she'd had just a concussion, cuts, and bruises thanks to air bags and seat belts. >> this is the trooper that came to interview me after the accident said i was undoubtedly alive because of being in that particular car with that kind of protection. >> reporter: she's not alone. the government says in 2010 traffic fatalities dropped 3% in just one year and an impressive 25% in five years. from more than 43,000 fatalities in 2005 to under 33,000 last year. at denver health medical center, chief surgeon ernest moore says he sees far fewer head and chest injuries now than at any time in his career. >> thoracic damage, the most common form of death at the scene, has been reduced with air bags. >> reporter: experts believe cars have never been safer, now

them he claims he got an anonymous facebook tip warning that the officers were setting him up for a dui. >> i just never expected to be set up by police officers. >> authorities are investigating whether the alleged setup involved this man chris butler, the private eye arrested in february accused of drug dealing and setting up similar dui traps. but my guess now you can't really trust nobody. they are shocked but not jaded and still look up to the richmond police. >> my dream is becoming a police officer and working in the city of richmond some day, too. >> reporter: in a statement the richmond police chief reiterated that the officers were placed on administrative leave and separated from any duties and responsibilities associated with the explorer programs. we were not able to get in touch with either of the two officers who are being investigated right now. however, one of them told the san francisco chronicle that the two young men involved in this case are compulsive liars. allan? >> christin, are these the only two teenagers coming forward that are part of this program? >> as far

. >> the false arrest charges stem from duty duis a scheme in which attractive women were hired to lure men into bars to get them drunk. tanabe would have them arrested when they left the bars. >>> it's been missing since november, but today it came back. >> world champs. >> the giants back on the mound at at & t park today. we'll show you the pomp and circumstance for the home opener. >>> and there's apparently a lesson we can all learn on the west coast, from earthquakes around the world. why quake authorities say it's time we go back to school. >>> more than 10.5 hours away but people have lined up. it has nothing do with a celebrity or a concert. why they're spending the night in an oakland parking lot. >>> yesterday people were shovelling away hail like it was snow. tonight, clear skies over the bay area. a live look at bay bridge and that is setting the stage for a perfect weekend forecast. just how ideal? the answer is in your pinpoint forecast. perjury trial will meet again reached today. b zwrieshgs the jury and the barry bonds jury trial will meet again next week. no verdict w

the driver who hit the officer was arrested for dui. officer will need to undergo surgery for a broken leg. >>> more felony charges were filed today for a former sheriff's department along with commander of the narcotics enforcement team. 16 criminal cases in contra costa county dropped by the district attorney because they are tainted by those officers. he was charged in february of stealing drug evidence. today the other was charged with three counts of conspiracy. >>> tonight capitola shop owners are preparing to welcome customers back tomorrow for a revival party. the area flooded not once but twice just about two weeks ago. mark sayre shows us how they are getting creative to keep their businesses afloat. >> reporter: like so many business owners they are making the most of a bad situation. her craft store wiped out during floods two weeks ago has reopened inside a garage. >> it is very different and it is kind of fun. we are really having a good time. we had lots of people helping us set up. so it went a lot faster than we thought

we just learned that police arrested the driver for a felony dui. police telling us the 30-year-old driver, the young man, lost control of the car when it plunged about 100 feet off the cliff down into the water. a witness called 911. and rescue crews pulled them all out. breaking news there in sonoma county off highway 1 in bodega bay. >>> would you let the tsa pat down your 6-year-old daughter? a video of exactly that has gone viral. and it's generating national outrage. officials at the new orleans airport where the kiddie pat-down happened confess it's real. a tsa officer thoroughly patting down this little girl. it's stirring up debate on security procedures. the tsa released a statement, that the agency has been actively reviewing its screening policies and procedures to streamline and improve the experience for low-risk passengers like a 6-year-old. >>> it's a dubious distinction. gas prices in california are now the highest in the nation. that's not the worst of it. prices are expected to continue to rise. could we see $5 per gallon? maybe.

stories. >>> we're now learning the driver who hit a chp officer in san jose has been arrested for duire 2:00 as the officer responded to an accident on the northbound interstate 880 off-ramp to bascomb avenue. it was a mess there. you can see all the hail in the road. the officer in the hospital with a broken leg and injuries to his face. it's not clear if hail on the road was also a factor. >>> phillip garrido is going to trial in august. he pled not guilty to kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive in antioch for 18 years. garrido was expected to enter a guilty plea but his attorney said the grand jury was improperly selected and acted inappropriately. >>> and president obama says he expects an answer this morning about whether congressional leaders can come up with a deal avoid a government shutdown later tonight. negotiators are work around the clock towards that goal. some progress was reported after meetings at the white house yesterday. >>> the city of oakland in the final stages now of installing a new digital radio system for its police department. radios went down a

the officers are also link to a dui scam, reportedly set up to have two of their recruits arrested for reporting the officers to the department's internal affairs division. >>> a former church youth group leader arrested on child molestation charges will make a court appearance this afternoon. livermore police arrested 35- year-old carlo estigo last friday after the victim's mother contacted police. the victim told her mother that estigo molested her over the last year. they knew each other through their church and are checking for other victims. local media reports identify the church as the castro valley church of nazarene. >>> a grand jury indicted a former rutgers university student who used a web cam to spy on his male roommate, having an intimate with a man. tyler clemente later committed suicide off a bridge. the man was charge with bias intimidation insight of privacy, among other charges. >>> it's a big win for airline passenger rights. the transportation department is announcing new airline rules that expand tarmac delay limits to international flights. it requires all disclo

conditions and they claim the officers wanted a pay back and then tried but failed to set them up in the dui sting. the "san francisco chronicle" reports officer danny harris resigned on monday and officer thomas is taking the case to a city hearing and remains on paid leave. >>> berkeley schoolboard will earmark more money to beef up security to stop guns being brought on campus. police arrested seven students this school year for bringing guns to campus. our media partner, the "oakland tribune" reports the $89,000 will put a police officer on campus five days a week instead of four. berkeley high will hire two more security guards. >>> bike riders could have to slow down on the golden gate bridge or face stiff fines. the bridge district is considering a 10-mile-per-hour speed limit on sidewalks and access path. 5 miles per hour around construction zone to improve sidewalk safety. the highway patrol would help develop enforcement plan. speeders could be fined $100. the committee will take up the plan tomorrow. >>> time for a look at the weather at 4:37. got some light rain on the way, i thi

general from 2 states are asking apple and google to ban smart phone app that disclose the location of dui check points. first reported on the app last week. in and out a.g. from delaware and maryland say they help drunk drivers sirj haven't law meant to save lives. black berry got rid of similar app for its phones early this month. >> hyundai ending the offer to take back the car if you lose your job. fewer and fewer people using it. only 350 cars have been taken back since the program began in january of 2009. recession took hold the then. hyundai says declining popularity is a mark of improving economy. >>> higher gas prices are hitting the fuel tank. you know. that but also the sweet tooth. her she raising prices on most of its candy by 10%. the company blames variety of factors for this including higher fuel and transportation cost and more expensive raw materials p.line of candy include tm. >> san francisco officials unveil ambitious plan to move spectators around town during upcoming america cup races. 200,000 fans are expected to have watch the regatta each da day. it begins with a

last evening a little north of bodega bay the father is facing dui charges. >>> and the san jose cityking on medical marijuana issues next week. it voted last night to limit the number of cannabis collectives and to keep them in industrial and business districts. next the council will decide which clubs will be allowed to remain operating. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> heading out of the caldecott tunnel right now westbound highway 24, sounds like as you approach old tunnel road, just getting word of an accident. it is already cleared to the right shoulder. unfortunately, it is a little slow in the westbound lanes as you make your way out of orinda. also, in pleasanton, southbound 680 near stoneridge also getting word of an accident involving a gravel truck and a couple of cars. we know at least one lane is blocked. so it is a little sluggish through that stretch as you make your way in and out of the dublin interchange. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on. but delays are not bad this morning heading into the city. here's kristy with your

the two officers are also linked to a dui scam. officers thomas and harris are accused of hiring chris butler, a private investigator, to set up two of their recruits because the young officers had reported them to internal affairs. he reportedly hired women to get the two recruits drunk and have them drive past another officer who would make a pre- arranged traffic stop. but one of the recruits was apparently tipped off. contra costa county prosecutors say butler is a former antioch police officer who works with law enforcement to set people up for arrest. >>> san jose will drastically reduce the number of medical marijuana dispensaries. in a 6-5 vote last night the city council voted to limit the number of pot collected to ten. currently 110 are operating in the city. under the new regulations the collectors will be limited to commercial and industrial areas and they must grow their marijuana on site. >> that will only leave a very select hand few cooperative that have the physical space to be on site. luckily we're 6400 square f

after a falling out with their bosses, rio says officer harris tried to set him up to get a dui. the officers are still running their private security firm. the two officers have filed discrimination charges against the department. but we were unable to reach them for comment. >>> the berkeley unified school district is looking for ways to improve campus safety after several gun-related incident this is year. the plan calls for a police officer on campus five days a week. right now an officer is there for only four days. school officials also want to study the idea of student id badges and partial closures for district campuses. berkeley police also say having security officers wear uniforms could help deter crime. >>> one of the men convicted in the 1976 bus kidnapping could be out of prison in ten years. the state parole board has granted richard parole in 2021. that's when he's going to be 66 years old. now 35 years ago he, his brother james and fred woods kidnapped 26 students and their bus driver and buried them in a van in the livermore quarry. the hostages freed themselves

jones was arrested on dui charges. >>> san francisco police say they have solved an unusual series of robberies in which the suspect targeted several stores in the video game chain. apparently he had a taste for fast food from subway sandwich restaurants, robbing 14 stores since just last fall. the suspect is identified as 40-year-old damon cooper of san francisco. and police say he was arrested based on forensic evidence. >>> the oakland hills today, more than 50 years of history were gone within just a few seconds. all 11 stories of the old oak knoll naval hospital were brought to the ground in a carefully planned implosion. take a look at this video. today's collapse was supposed to happen years ago, but the financial collapse of lehman brothers interrupted the process. the 180-acre property was supposed to be turned into a housing development. building plans are on hold now, but neighbors are glad to have the blighted building gone. >>> cal baseball will live to play next year. the team was on last fall's list of sports to be eliminated by budget cuts, but a last-minute burst of p

he failed a sobriety test and was charged with dui. he announced last week that he is retiring in may. >>> new this morning, d.c. mayor vincent gray is set to the present his 012 budget proposal to the tease council later today. the district is facing a $322 million budget shortfall. mayor gray has been tight lipped about how he plans to close the gap aside from warning there will be significant cuts. he hasn't ruled out tax increases but it doesn't appear likely he will propose a major hike. >>> a fox 5 follow-up. big changes for standardized tests in d.c. public schools. the acting chancellor has announced extra security for the next round of testing and the move comes on the heels of reports that found evidence of possible test tampering at several d.c. public schools. sherry ly is following the story in our newsroom this morning. >> reporter: not only will there be added security for testing but kaya amender son has asked the city's inspector general to look into the allegations of cheating, specifically that a large number of answ

in one percenter there was a dui out that's really stupid anybody who's on it is going to expose or. a level of the wind blowing. the particles are in the air. so all these people would lose cars would expose lisa stary served in the u.s. military during the first gulf war in the early ninety nine eats clearing up battlefields in kuwait back then the u.s. dropped more than three hundred fifty tons of depleted uranium over kuwait and iraq pictures of bombings from libya seem all too familiar you see how those touches of red that's the burning see how it. instead of a cold streak and you've got the flare of the bottom that's a do you explosion depleted uranium in military terms is highly efficient relatively cheap and powerful enough to penetrate the heaviest armor nato flatly denies its use in libya even though the u.n. human rights commission has called for a ban countries who refused to sign out including the u.s. the u.k. france and this world the smallest particles of uranium nano particles are the most dangerous ones inhaled they get into the blood and can spread into any organ i

the driver was arrested for dui. >>> bart service back to normal this morning after the train struck a person in oakland, lying on the tracks shortly after 10:00 last night at the rockridge station. that station was closed for about 2.5 hours. no word on the condition of the person. >>> a suspect in four cold case murders will be arraigned this afternoon in marin county. investigators say 77-year-old joseph naso could be a serial killer. they found evidence in his reno home linking him to the deaths of young women between 19 77 and 1994. their bodies were found in three different counties. the d.a. wouldn't go into specifics. >> this is an ongoing investigation. and to invite questioning at this time could hamper the investigation. >> they are looking into other cold cases in the country to see if there might be a connection to this man. all the victims in california had the same first and last initials. they are investigating. >>> a 15-year-old suspect in the murder of a 16-year-old friend will make the first appearance in court today. andy zeng was found shot to death on sunday. th

and powerful enough to penetrate the heaviest armor needle flatly denies its use in libya even though dui and human rights commission has called for a ban countries who have receipts to sign up includes the u.s. the u.k. friends and destroys the smallest particles of uranium nano particles are the most dangerous ones being hailed they get into the blood and can spread into any organ including the heart grain liver or a particle penetrate your cell tissue this is when you get all kinds of genetic mutations and people in the rack or example regain that contaminated air every day and i say there's no way to fight it in fallujah in iraq where the u.s. dropped thousands of succeeded uranium rounds after the two thousand and three invasion a quarter of all babies are born with a range of her rendez abnormalities higher rates of cancer leukemia and infant mortality of being found fear that after the it comic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the u.s. and the british military admitted widespread use of depleted uranium in bombing dossier ninety ninety five a legacy so today with cancer

coming up lawmakers in montana are beefing up their dui laws but it might hit one of the state's representatives were hurts his bank account. for. it also mentions the a story and it seems so easy to understand it in any glimpse something else hears sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry there's a big fish.

time for news headlines. >>> the driver who hit a chp officer in san jose has been arrested for dui.ident on i-880 and bascomb avenue. that officer has a broken leg and injuries to his face. not clear if hail on the road was also a factor. as you can see, it was messy out there. >>> and jury deliberations begin at this hour in the barry bonds perjury trial. a verdict could be reached as early as today. bonds is accused of lying to a grand jury in 2003 about taking steroids. if convicted, barry bonds could face time in prison or home confinement. >>> and alleged kidnapper phillip garrido is headed to trial in august. he pled not guilty to kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive in antioch for 18 years. garrido was expected to enter a guilty plea but his attorney says the grand jury was improperly selected and acted inappropriately. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ,,,, yeah! boom! hi, i'm a stunt man. and i love watching me on at&t u-verse tv. i can record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. i can even record a show in this room... ...and play it b

despite his speech against dui law, a tougher dui law was passed. after critics got done railing about his speech, they went on to attack his neck wear, comparing him to colonel sanders. at least they didn't hang him high by his own tie. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> if your choice did not win or you want to check out the runner's up, i'll have the link on my facebook page. cnn newsroom continues with randi kaye. >> hi there, and thank you. after gadhafi, what then. he's not gone yet but people are talking about it. >>> after the revolution in egypt, protesters wonder what changed? >>> after the official end of the recession, the job market begins to catch up. that is where we begin, a banner month for hiring and not a second too soon. let me show you better than expected numbers for the labor department. 216,000 jobs created in march and just as important, a stair step trend in the right direction. you can see it there now. the economy has added 1.5 million jobs since early 2010. another good sign, the jobless rate is trending down, 9% of the star

not a dui but a drunken disturbance arrest. here's his mugshot there which was a real beaut.tly with his son at the time. this happened april 15th his wife and nicolas cage went to pick up his son. 5 years old at a friend's house. alice, by the way, was driving but apparently a witness saw him actually pick up his son and drop him. skinned his knee. the police are now looking into this in terms of child endangerment issues. so this is continuing on. but apparently that night of drinking is not boding very well for nicolas cage. >> the story has turned sad in a way. >> yes, right. >>> lindsay lohan back in the news. on friday a judge sentenced her to 120 days for violating probation and then she was bailed out and now lawyers appealed. it could take months to work all of that out. but get this, because of the ruling she has to enroll in the community service program with the l.a. county morgue where she will literally empty the trash, vacuum, clean the restrooms and working in the morgue in all of these dead bodies. she won't be touching the bodies but cleaning that up area, s