that initiative requires local law enforcement to submit fingerprints of anyone arrested in the county to the department of homeland security. some argue that amounts to profiling. >>> and today a bronze statue of president gerald ford will be dedicated in the rotunda.

today, a free fingerprint your child event is held in presidio as part of national missing children's day. law enforcement officers will be at the walt disney family museum to take fingerprints and put them on cards given to parents to keep. in addition, life touch will make free photo identification cards for kids. officials say in the event of an amber alert, law enforcement can get the information from the cards to agencies across the state within 15 minutes of a child's first reported missing. for more information, go to our website abc7news.com. click on see it on tv. men listen up. taking brisk walk can benefit prostate cancer sufferers by researchers. they say taking brisk walk on a regular basis can lower the risk for disease progression, as well as increase or decrease the chances of dying from the disease. risk-walking at a pace of 3-mile-per-hour or faster. the city's author says men who walked briskly for three hours per week had a greatest benefit. the report is in june 1 issue of "cancer research." >>> next on abc7 news at 5:00 -- union busting in san jose. >> danville g

under that program, police have to send fingerprints of all jail inmates to an agency. help them track down illegal immigrants, but it also undermines trust in the police force. >> how safe can we be if tens of thousands of people who are honest hard working residents of the county are too afraid to call police. >> nationwide the fingerprinting program is credited with helping in more than 100,000 deportations. >>> okay. so $0.05, $0.10. $0.20. how much is it going to cost you to bring home four bags of groceries. retailers and food areas raised prices. the new law is modeled on the tax imposed in the district last year. of course if you bring in your own bag, nice and noisy, no charge at all. >>> there is one tax you can't blame on the british. prince charles tonight is wrapping up day one of a three-day visit to dc. this afternoon he attended a reception in the halls of the supreme court. then he got his hands dirty. well, a little bit. come on. he visited a neighborhood vegetable garden in dc's park. tomorrow the prince speaks at georgetown university and he'll meet

. >>> montgomery county police will begin sharing fingerprints with immigration officials come this september. scott broom reports that today the county council decided it was powerless to enforce the program. >>> maryland and immigrant rights organizations rallied in front of the montgomery county council building disguising its disappointment. >> tens and thousands of people who are honest, hard working residents of the county are too afraid to call police. >> casa and much of the county council are opposed to a new federal program that requires local police departments to send fingerprints of all suspects they handle to immigration authorities. the program is called secure communities and its an ever growing number of illegal immigrants. >> one of those is florinda, a mother of three now threatened with deportation to guatemala after accused of selling phone cards without a license. >> victims come forward and talking and reporting abuses to our local law enforcement officials. >> it's an argument most council members agree with. today, rather than making good on a threat to opt out of sec

. >>> other news now, montgomery county police will begin sharing fingerprints with immigration officials coming up this september. >> as scott broom reports, the county council admitted it is powerless to oppose the program despite its near universal unpopularity among local politicians. >> rallied in front of the montgomery county council building today, disguising is disappointment. >> how safe can we really be in tens of thousands of people who are honest, hard working residents of the county are too afraid to call police? >> casa and much of county council are oppose to a new federal program that requires local police departments to send fingerprints of all suspects they handle to immigration authorities. the program is called secure communities. it has been snaring an ever growing number of illegal immigrants. one of those is floorinda lorenzo, a hyattsville mother of three now threaten with deportation to guatemala after being accused of selling phone cards without a license. >> we have been afraid of coming forward and talking and reporting abuses to our local law enforcement offi

if that nern needed to be fingerprinted, if there were children in the room at the time , it's possible that was a requirement. it's possible whoever from my staff responded that way was conservatively applying a rule that they thought but that is not bleam matek of the culture of our department which very much wants neighborhood help. every weekend i go to two or three or four volunteer events and last year we had 134,000 hours on the both the park time and recreation time in our system and that has an economic value of us to about $3 million. and at a time when we're scrapping for every penny, i can't tell you how important it is to keep our parks clean and safe and rec centers open. we have people volunteering in both our recreational programming and park side. please volunteer. please get involved. our website is sfrecpark.org. it is very easy. one click can give you all of the information about volunteering in our parks and rec centers that you would want. as for just a touch on the couple of other points, as for smoking pot, no, that's not a good thing in our parks. i actually jus

at fingerprints.rime buster data base was built, police had trouble working with only partial prints, or fingerprints that had been altered. >> this is a significant feature that we can detect altered fingerprint. >> a perfect match. >> reporter: the last cyber crime fighter site matches artist sketches to mug shots. an especially important program for police as well as the public. >> these are murderers, sexual assaults, armed robberies. very serious crimes that are committed. the technology should match the level of crime. >> reporter: technology that offers a few more ways to make sure if you do the crime, you're going to do the time. gary tuchman, cnn. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with amazing innovation, driven by relentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless net

i have had her fingerprinted and her id card made as well. so if i'm not there, and something happens, hopefully we will have some identification to find her. >> they recommend to fingerprint elderly parents that may be suffering from dementia. if you missed the opportunity today, the parks will provide the service at their office during the week day. >> we continue to fall the developing weather story for you. a severe thunderstorm developing right to the west of the chico area we have been watching this on the radar. there is still rotation in this cell. the area has a tornado warning highlighted in red. very heavy rain, hail and the possibility of a tornado, it has been tracking to the east. moving 15 mi. per hour. throughout the entire tracking, i have been showing rotation on the radar. there is a possibility of a small tornado touching down if you know people in this area, tell them to stay inside, in a sturdy bathroom or closet. taking a look at a wider view, dry conditions after the rain this morning. we still see snow flying in parts

we'll talk about school safety to protect students some schools are trying to plyometrics systems fingerprint scans radio frequency identification systems to track students every move but are these new security measures turning our schools into prisons class can offer to write a book on the issue in just a few. let's not forget that we are in the fourth quarter. and. the world. we love and love that show you're going to see get ready because the freedom. ok john berman here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. a. new website with twenty four seven live streaming news times like to do about the ongoing financial heart unlimited high quality videos for download. and stories you never ending stream. so. you can listen. to more on our t.v. just say. hey guys welcome to shelling tell the obama show we've heard our guest stop to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go on to you tube to video response or to twitter first part of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday to show your responses we like your voice be heard. here

very far away, and no digital fingerprints navy seals hold a we'v 10wow..hey took away several amounts of digital information. the path of his digital e-mails. is that he used a carrier. once he would compose the meals he would put them onto he would coe e-mail and that than the carrier would take it to a very far away internet cafe. and then send them. and vice versa. >>catherine: of moammar gaddafi was seen greetreading a line of officers. syrian tanks have been rolling at flash point cities. the president of syria is pressuring the uprising with human rights saying that 19 people killed. the army was shelling residential areas. hillary clinton says that treating the own people is the son of a " remarkable sweetness " >>catherine: south east remarkable-weakness--is the quote from hillary clinton. >>catherine: major damage to south eastern spain earthquake area people living on the street. (music) >> jacqueline: breezy. 20 m.p.h. will continue to see breezy conditions tonight and died down overnight. it will pick up again tomorrow as the good towards this

several agencies are holding a fingerprinting at the walt disney child museum in san francisco. current and retired law forcement officers were taking the prints as well as the description and dental records. >>> former presidential candidate john edwards is under an investigation for political financing all triggered by an affair with a photographer that resulted in a love child. >> the relationship with real hunter begin in 2007. in august of 2008 he incidentally did admit of the affair but denied pa tewt of the child now three years old. >> i know it's not possible this child could be mine because of the timing of the sleents. so i know it's not possible. >> last year, edwards did finally admit the child was his. the government's case claims that campaign donations were used to cover up the affair while he ran for president. the star witness will be andrew young who initially claimed that hunter's child was his. young claims that he masterminded the plot to keep the affair secret. it finally headed the marriage. elizabeth filed for separation and died of cancer this past dece

now what would have been been done with fingerprints and i.d. cards is fingerprints integrated with retinal scans. integrated with facial recognition software. facial recognition software they tell us was just used to positively identify osama bin laden's body after he was killed in pakistan. that technology being used for civilian purposes. we had night vision technology before 9/11. now we've got thermal detection night vision technology which they tell us is the difference between two cans and a string and a iphone. companies like lockheed are developing exo skeletons for humans. your flesh and blood human can be robotically enhanced with a exoskeleton that they wear. remember when they breathed a sigh of relief when they were able to bring robots in at the nuclear reactor in fukushima. why do you think our robots have gotten so good over the past decade? the gee whiz technology that we have developed since 9/11 in our two wars and our massive retrofitting of our economy. our massive reorientation towards security. i am glad that all or at le

fingerprint data from local police will be sent to federal immigration officials.ome advocates for crime victims say they're concerned that some victims and witnesses won't call for help or report crimes if they are undocumented. >>> starting next year, you will have to pay a five cent bag tax in montgomery county. they imposed an extra fee on all retail establishments, not just stores that sell food. it applies to both paper and plastic bags. it's expected to reduce litter and generate a million dollars a year. part of that money will fund free reusable bags for the poor and elderly. the move mirrors a similar measure in the district. >>> 5:17 is the time. d.c. students will test new metro i.d. cards similar to smartrip cards. about 500 students at the school without walls will test the dc-1 card. unlike the pass the students use now, it will have a chip that tracks usage. and you can disengage the card during nonschool hours. it would expand to other schools in the fall. >>> could lindsay lohan's luck be change something she has spent more time on court than on s

several agencies are holding a fingerprinting at the walt disney child museum in san francisco.urrent and retired law enforcement officers were taking the prints as well as the description and dental records. >>> former presidential candidate john edwards is under an investigation for political financing all triggered by an affair with a photographer that resulted in a love child. >> the relationship with real hunter begin in 2007. in august of 2008 he incidentally did admit of the affair but denied pa tewt of the child now three years old. >> i know it's not possible this child could be mine because of the timing of the sleents. so i know it's not possible. >> last year, edwards did finally admit the child was his. the government's case claims that campaign donations were used to cover up the affair while he ran for president. the star witness will be andrew young who initially claimed that hunter's child was his. young claims that he masterminded the plot to keep the affair secret. it finally headed the marriage. elizabeth filed for separation and died of cancer this past dece

next thing i know, they were taking my photographs and fingerprints., i was locked behind this -- then, i was locked behind this cell. two weeks later, people were outraged. women could not believe it -- a child drug off a bus? violated segregation law, but they dropped two of the charges because i think they thought we were trying to challenge the case, take it higher. [inaudible] he actin' crazy. i just stopped looking people in the eye and kept to myself. felt like an outsider. i don't want to be humiliated. [inaudible] [applause] >> that is the piece that people are finally learning about -- that is the case that people are finally learned about, but more important is the case that happened a year later. a federal court case was filed challenging the segregated buses. the plaintiffs -- on may 11, that hearing began in 1956. the attorney, her lawyer when she was 15, and who did not win that case, but said her case [inaudible] realized that they could potentially win. claudette colvin was the star witness in the federal court case. that case had went

the federal program asking for fingerprints and continue jail time is voluntary. immigration officials called his decision unfortunate. >>> friends and family of an east main nursing student say they are hoping for the past but become more and more concerned with each passing hour. lee was last seen friday. a spokesman says that police have asked the nursing school and lee's family to keep a low profile. >> we are looking into what he hayward police department is asking us to do. we do not want to compromise or jeopardize their investigation. >> instructors reported a lee missing friday night when she did not come back to class after a break. her car was found parked nearby with his its doors locked. >>> one center says that the high-speed rail system could lead california's holding a very heavy bag. >> this is just plain not. >> the congressman says about the project was given a price tag of $43 billion it may cost twice that much. it will connect the bay area to the los angeles area with a high-speed train. >>> the long holiday weekend is coming to a close and p

that initiative requires local law enforcement to submit fingerprints of anyone arrested in the countyand security. some argue that amounts to profiling. >>> and today a bronze statue of president gerald ford will be dedicated in the rotunda. after agnew resigned and the corruption charges, he then became president when nixon resigned under threat of impeachment. ford was the only president to hold both offices without being elected either president or vice president. president ford died in 2006. >>> today president obama pays tribute to the top teacher in the country, michelle shearer. she plans to take the next year off from teaching to travel the country as a national advocate for public education. >> congratulations to her. a spring time tradition for coffee lovers is coming back. >>> and "time" magazine is coming out with a special edition on osama bin laden's death. we'll show you the cover. [ male announcer ] the inspiration for its shape was an archer drawing his bow. ♪ could that have also inspired its 556 horsepower supercharged engine? ♪ the all-new cadillac cts-v coupe. we

federal officials have been able to get around it with a fingerprint. >>> the state senate is getting ready to debate the dream act. that would allow illegal immigrants to get financial aid. this act is similar to the federal dream act. but the california version does not include a pass to citizenship. >>> as california moves ahead with its own version of the dream act, president obama is urging congress to do the same. >> i want to sign the dream act into law. [ cheering and applause ] this is not going to be easy. it will require bipartisan support. >> that was the president yesterday at a white house cinco daimio owe celebration. he also told the crowd he wants to fix the immigration system. he has held several meetings focused on immigration in recent weeks. next week he will travel to the border town of el paso texas. >>> another american idol hopeful sent packing. the contestant who sang his last song last night. >>> a somber discovery of a plane wreckage. >>> a mississippi town stands to lose tens of millions of tomorrow dollars -- tourism dollars this month. all nine casinos a

critics say the fingerprint program unfairly targets immigrants that haven't been convicted of a crime. now, the bill now goes to the state senate. >>> google is moving towards a world where people do not need or use wallets. shoppers will select a phone screen, tap the phone on a credit card reader, google will make money by selling coupons ortizing that works with the -- coupons or advertising that works with the coupon. >>> bart is getting ready to spend $100,000 to equip his police force with tasers. the 130 tasers were approved. right now if the officer wants a taser they have to check it out. but policy requires every officer to carry one. >> i would rather have our officers properly trained and with their own individual taser so they grow accustom to it to as opposed to having to find one in a desk and check one out and not know if it's accurate. >> the taser decision follows the 2009 new year's day shooting of oscar grant by former bart police officer. >>> oakland police hope surveillance video will lead to the arrest of a fatal shooting. antonio torrez was shot. four men were

park service is providing parents freak --freak fingerprinting. this is a national missing children today. this could be invaluable in the case of a missing child, servers can be available until six tonight, if you missed the opportunity, there will provide this service at the office on weekdays. four people have been taken to the hospital after a major injury crash, it is on cross town 680. the crash happened on 680, near state highway 242, it happened about 1:00 this afternoon. the chp says that at least one car was on the side, one person had a broken leg. three lanes of highway 8 were closed for about an hour. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >> a live look outside shot at the golden gate bridge, partly cloudy skies in the north bay. here's a look at storm tracker 4, we still see the rain and snow well to the east and north of us. but this system could drop into the north bay this evening. we cannot rule out the possibility of showers continuing in the north bay and later into the hours. current conditions, a lot cooler out

law enforcements will be at the walt disney family museum to take the fingerprints and put them on carscards to give to parents to keep. life touch will make free photo i.d. cards for kids. in the event of an amber alert, the law enforcement officials can get the information from the cards to agencies all across the state within 15 minutes after a child is first reported missing. for more information, go to our website at abc7news.com. click on see it on tv. >>> it's 6:54. recapping the top stories, the search for a missing danville teen is expected to expand today fuelled by an outpouring of support on social media. >> abc7's amy hollyfield is live in san francisco near where the teen's bicycle was discovered. amy? >> kristen, this is where the police set up a commander post at battery east. this is where volunteers will meet before they start their search this morning. they also plan to search in the city today for 15-year-old allison bayliss and hand out fliers in the high-traffic areas like museums. her bike was found near the golden gate bridge. that's where they believe she was he

they oppose a program taking fingerprints to identify and deport undocumented immigrants. >> now thatthere's more information out on the impact of secure communities and the very large number of people who are deported who have no criminal record, there's some push back. >> hennessey says next wednesday he will stop honoring immigration and customs enforcement holds on those arrested on misdemeanor charges. >> we still work i.c. with i.c.e. but we would like to work with them on the larger manners not the small manner. >> reporter: i.c.e. says it has so far helped to deport 4,000 people from california. 40% who had prior criminal records. >>> u.s. census bureau says the hispanic population grew four times faster than any other group between 2000 and 2010. 28% of latinos in the u.s. live in california making up the majority in nine counties. the biggest surge was in the south and midwest where the number of latinos doubled in the first decade of the 21st century. >>> this is going to be a tough weekend getting into and out of san francisco. we've already been warned about overnight eas

last month ice began collecting fingerprint data. they wanted an immigration hold on those who committed misdemeanor and felonies. the sheriff will release those who commit petty crimes. he is simply treating all misdemeanor suspects the same regardless of status. >> when a person is booked in jail on a misdemeanor they will be given a citation on the written promise to appear when released. >> the sheriff is following the law that forbids san francisco to work with ice. ice said his actions are unfortunate. >> a suspected drunk driver is suspected of a hit and run crash in san francisco last night. a speeding car killed a 55 year old man at 2:30 this morning. the driver crashed in several more cars. the car stopped when it crashed in a planter box outside of st. mary's hospital. that makes it three crime scenes. >> you have to put the pieces together and collect evidence from all of those scenes and see where they match up. you have to bring it together. it does take time and they have to investigate a three separate accidents. >> t

area, they must have left 10 or 15 cans of spray paint and i don't think anybody came out to get fingerprintse cans or anything. they are probably just getting away scot-free. president chiu: thank you. any other members of the public wish to speak? i'm going to leave this hearing open. i would like to ask the dpw staffer to step outside and convene with members of the public. if there is a resolution of your case, this gentleman will come back and present that to the board later in our meeting or else he will talk to you about how the case will be resolved. at this time, why don't we go to our 3:30 special order? with a couple of colleagues who want to make presser -- make presentations. let me recognize supervisor kim. supervisor kim: thank you very much. as we all know, jobs and employment is a critical issue in our city and its one many of us are trying to tackle through a variety of different legislation and our constituents work. i want to take time out today to acknowledge some of the good work happening here in the city of san francisco help in our residents find employment. we want t

now what would once have just been done with plain old fingerprints and i.d. cards is instead fingerprints integrated with retinal scans, integrated also with facial recognition software. facial recognition software, they tell us, was just used to positively identify osama bin laden's body after he was killed in pakistan that. technology also now being used for civilian purposes. we also had night vision technology before 9/11, but now we've got thermal detect night vision technology which they tell us is roughly the difference between having two cans and a string and having an iphone. companies like lockheed and raittion are developing exo skeletons for soldiers so when you do still have to use humans on the ground in situations that call for a lot of endurance or a lot of strength,ior flesh and blood human can be embodically enhanced with the exo skeleton they wear. er when rer when we breathed a sigh of relief when they sent robots into the partially melted down nuclear plant at fukushima. remember that? why do you think our robots have gotten so good over

agents will dust for fingerprints and examine other evidence inside. u.s. and pakistan intelligence officials making a deal after meeting last week in islamabad. >>> and the patriot act will be extended another four years. it gives authorities power to search records and conduct wiretaps in pursuit of terrorists. >>> all right. we have a big holiday weekend coming up here. want to get some sunshine but right now we have a lot of clouds around the bay area this morning so if you are heading out the door, plenty of cloud cover, temperatures in the 40s and 50s this afternoon. we are going to try to bring in more sunshine, still clouds moving through. 60s and a few 70s inland a lot of 60s inside the bay and breezy at the coast. highs in the 50s and the 60s. we just can't get that big ridge of high pressure building in so we have the zonal flow right now. a lot of moisture running across california. showers up to the north, a slight chance of some sprinkles in parts of the north bay but should be mostly dry in the bay area. over the weekend low passes to the eas

no witnesses, no fingerprints. >> if you do not want to see data storage, then you want to see crimes remain unsolved. >> we cannot put 80 million citizens under general suspicion. storing their everyday telecommunications data, their emails and other data, just in case we might need to use it some day. we do not need data cemeteries like this. >> another wants to be able to access the internet with its mobile phone without his information being stored somewhere. as long as someone is not under suspicion of the crime, but he believes people should not be watched. >> data retention is not important. it is important to that data available when there is a concrete suspicion of the crime. then the data should be frozen. if the judge permits, then it should be released. >> you can only freeze data that you already have, data that was not restored or r s already been raised cannot bec frozen. every housewife knows you can only freeze which actually have in the kitchen, nothing else. >> wolfgang does not hold out much hope that his conservatives and their coalition partner will reach agreeme

it would require them to submit fingerprints of anyone arrested in the county to the department of homeland security. they will consider a rapid transit system on a bill that would prohibit county employees from soliciting donations on the county's roads. >>> 4:37. who is making sure the navy s.e.a.l.s keep their lips sealed. >>> an area hit hard by one whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact, work with his hands, return e-mails. okay, mom's getting a phone. get mom a new samsung fascinate for $99.99 and unlimited data for only $29.99 on america's largest high-speed wireless network. verizon. >>> welcome back at 4:40. take a look at this. this is amazing weather video of water spouts in hawaii. they were seen near the honolulu international airport. there were no reports of damage from those water spouts. but the island is under a flash flood warning due to heavy rain. power was also knocked out on much of th

and the fingerprints are sent to immigration service's i s or to ice. in some ways, some people may say, why not? we should find out if they are legal or not. if you got arrested based on profiling because of local police officer didn't have the authority to check your status, they will find -- send your fingerprints to ice and they will find out if your legal or not. that is a runaround. latinos have been disproportionately impacted. there has been a concern by advocacy groups. if the public in general feels that local police in enforcing immigration law, they will be more hesitant to call police when there is crime. they are afraid that that will open increased scrutinies of their lives. maybe they are illegal but perhaps -- they are willing, perhaps i should not call the local police because i do not want to cause problems for myself or my family. we're then less safe. those are some of the issues groups have brought. you need to talk to the leadership. we don't think -- it needs to be reformed. there is a way that fingerprints are sent only when som

to an internet cafe well away from his hideout to send the message and avoid leaving a digital fingerprint>>> in libya word that leader moammar qaddafi has been wounded in nato air strikes and has fled the capital. that's according to sources who spoke to italy's foreign minister. however, libyan government spokesman is denying the report. >>> the scandal against a dirty police commander is growing even bigger now. a woman who was arrested for prostitution telling investigators norman wielsch hired her to work at his brothel in pleasant hill. he already face charges for selling drugs confiscated by his officers. neighbors of the alleged brothel say their complaints were referred to the task force that was led by norman wielsch. >> this is the kind of thing that we don't want in our communities. if you would have law enforcement ignore it or actually take advantage of it is -- is a shameful thing. >> wielsch's attorney denies the client was running a brothel. >>> the race is on to get everything set and ready to go for san francisco's 100th bay to breakers. >> just a couple of days. thousan

because that way all the contracts can go through our contract office and then we can deal with the fingerprinting and all the appropriate measures for that. >> and do p.t.a.'s generally know that they're going to raise money and then deposit in these funds -- >> we council our principals to ask the p.t.a. to do that especially when they're working with consultants an things likes that so they can go through the proper screening. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> and then thank you. and then items k-14 through 33 these were pulled by commissioner norton. >> thank you, my question was related to ms. plaque got up at the podium and raised the question about these funds being after school funds but evidently paying for an after school program an any number of the resolutions that indicated that all the students at a particular school would be served. so if you could give us a little bit of an overview, that would be helpful. >> good evening, commissioners. 21st search rip and aces funds through the california department of education, there is a certain segment of the fund called suppl

fingerprint data from local police will be sent to federal immigration officials. some advocates for crime victims say they're concerned some victims won't report crimes if they are undocumented. >>> beginning next year, you'll have to pay a five cent bag tax. they pasched that measure imposing an extra fee on all retail establishments, not just stores that sell food. the tax applies to paper and plastic bags. it's expected to reduce litter and generate about a million dollars a year. part of that money will fund free reusable bags for the poor and elderly. this mirrors a similar measure that is already in effect in the district >> prince charles is scheduled to meet with president obama today on the second day of his three-day trip to washington. the prince arrived in the u.s. yesterday, just four days after prince william got married. he planted a tree at common good city farm on capitol hill. it's a small farm that grows produce for low-income residents. they also toured the supreme court. today charles is slated for a speech at georgetown university on the futu

allen, no suspects right now, police say though that, you know, if they got some fingerprints and hopefully they will be able to track him down. >> for a second there, joe, thought somebody might have stolen our live van while you were doing the live shot. glad you're wind with us. there is no gps to track them down? >> in the newer models there are. the computer has to be on and in this case this computer was off and it's an older model. so couldn't get it. >> joe vazquez in the city, thanks. >>> work continues tonight on the bay bridge. construction crews are installing the world's largest cable saddle atop the tower of the new span. officials say the top of the saddle is curved to better carry the 2.6-foot-wide cable over the top, not just once but twice. once the 450-ton saddle is in place, the tower will be nearly 525 feet tall. >> milestone-wise, this is a big one because this is the crown that sits on top of the pedestal that is the main tower for the new suspension bridge. >> the bridge is set to open in 2013. >>> have you ever hit the brakes suddenly after a surprise appearance boo

the "associated press" a careful system had been set up that allowed bin laden leave no digital fingerprints. we first type a message and put it on a flash drive which a trusted courier would then send from a distant internet cafe. those e-mails are also expected to provide valuable information to the united states. >>> police now believe the murder-suicide at san jose state university's parking garage resulted from a domestic dispute. 54-year-old napoleon caliguiran allegedly shot and killed his wife and another man before killing himself. 25-year-old cindy caliguiran and 26-year-old kyle williams were honor students at san jose state just weeks away from graduation. a professor who taught both victims said they were not involved in a romantic relationship. >>> and more teacher protests are planned in the bay area today against state cuts to education. california teachers association state of emergency campaign wraps up with a rally in front of san francisco city hall this morning. this morning, teachers plan rallies at four high schools on the peninsula. >>> and in sacramento, 26 teachers

agents will dust for fingerprints and examine other evidence. u.s. and pakistani intelligence officials made a deal last week after a meeting in islamabad. >>> the controversial patriot act will live on for four years. the act gives authorities greater power to search records and conduct roving wiretaps in pursuit of terrorists. it was to expire at midnight but last night the house and the senate passed the extension. the white house says president obama signed it while in france where he is continuing his european trip. >>> it is 4:40. filling up at the pump may not hurt as much over the weekend. the big memorial day relief. good news. coming up. >>> now we're honoring the mass murderer jim jones. >> he is accused of killing hundreds of people. why the man behind the jonestown massacre will be remembered along with his victims. >>> and phony cash coming out of bay area atms. how a thief nearly got away, that guy right there, with $200,000. ,,,,,,,,,,,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied ab

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