." >>> check out this surveillance video from garden city in michigan. that man right there, he is the alleged robber of a nearby credit union. at this point, he is seen walking away trying to hide a rifle under a blanket that he's carrying in his hand. >> not the easiest thing to hide. >> and it didn't seem like he was making much of an effort to disguise himself. as he's walking away, notice that truck parked on the curb right behind the man. inside that truck were three workers of the department of public works. they saw this man, and they figured out what was going on, so they got back in their truck and started chasing him. >> wow. >> not only are they fixing the roadway, they're catching criminals. >> some taxpayer dollars well spent. >> and when the suspect noticed he was being folwed by these ofe on a high-speed car chase, which ended like this. >> oh. >> with his truck slammed into this home. police were able to arrest him. his identity hasn't yet been released, but he did cause a lot of damage not only to his truck, obviously, but also to this

city park next to new housing. plans for the space include native plants, an amphitheater and a community garden. the city even plans to capture rainwater for irrigation. construction is set to begin in the fall of 2013 and be complete by the end of 2014. >>> san francisco schools today kicked off a two-day summit to tackle the issue of bullying. as david stevenson reports, a high profile film played a key role in starting today's discussion. >> reporter: 3,000 san francisco middle and high school students took a break from class to talk about bullying. >> i've gotten bullied in sixth grade. i felt abandoned, because no one would help me out. >> you say these people are my friends. what friends do i have? >> reporter: the school district hosted screenings of bully, a documentary that depicts the corrosive effects on the lives of young people. >> you have very wealthy families that are as frustrated as the very poor families. it's really unique in that way. >> i was a girl who was bullied as a child. the other girls said i looked like a boy. >> reporter: city leaders shared their own experiences an

in the past we're investing heavily in east jerusalem in the auto docks communities and found gardens the city is growing eight percent from year to year and tourism is up so our economic growth and the fact that we respect each other is the key to the future of the city it has to be a united city that everyone feels that it belongs to him or her and respect for different opinions which is lots of tolerance and indeed you see that the key to the success of the city is its unity is it's a political respect one another but still you have been receiving you yourself have been receiving death threats recently is it true and do you do you take that seriously. well i haven't been receiving death threats lately as a matter of fact it's probably the other way around but i wouldn't be surprise there you have been threatening people but i would not be personally out if you talk about the country in the states unfortunately. it's something that we are aware of that you know this was reported in the press that you personally you know . one of the one of the few dozen mayors who recently received death thr

we now have 35 and growing established community gardens in the city.nd again, all run by volunteers. some of them that our individual lots and individuals will grow in them and there are lots that are shared responsibilities and shared neighborhood responsibilities to grow crops and to grow agriculture there for not only eating purposes or flowers or any of the things that individuals wish to have. and they are happening in our golden gate park as well as in our neighborhood parks. we're excited that you hopefully, you can see those as well. those are three small examples of hopefully things that you can visit while you are here. i understand you are going through my home time, seattle next year -- my home town. seattle next. i was born and raised there. and of course, if that is not enough for you to do while you are here, you should talk to mohammed about getting tickets to the giants, the 49ers, or outside because that is -- outside plans because that is happening this weekend. that is the fun we have in our great city. we are a large city. i get to

north america with the electric car dealer planning to open ten locations with the first one in garden cityt canadian store opens in november in toronto. that's the latest from the box business network giving you the power to prosper. >> reports of a coming spanish bailout lifted european markets today, but are the details behind the bailout really should be cheering about in ashley webster joins me now. i don't know, what do you think? >> they reported the spanish officials are in talks with the eu to come up with a game plan to announce an economic reform plan next week paving the way that triggers the bailout, the bond buying bailout. now, the question is not soon taf that, we had someone from the italian economic ministry saying no one's going to be asking for a bailout because what they ask for in return is too much. the worst part being you give up the national sovereignty. no doubt about it, something is underway for spain. they need help desperately, and i think that certainly if it's true, i think as early as next week, we could see that announcement made that we've made structural

the embassy is in what could be described as upscale, very quiet residential neighborhood called garden city is a few blocks away from tahrir square where all the massive protests were seen last year. this is something we're watching. what is the response from the military, from the government there and what's next really for the embassy in cairo? so many questions yet to be answered today and we'll continue to explore this. big news today out of both egypt and libya. a lot of questions and hopefully more answers ahead. we'll be right back.

residents visit the city's botanical gardens and do not pay well residents do. please consider giving san francisco residents some advantage over non-residents in getting a berth at south beach harbor. south beach harbor could soon be filled with anyone but san franciscans. >> ok. mike. >> commissioners, my name is m mike. i was born and raised in san francisco. i am not rich. there is an impression that anybody who has a boat has a lot of money. i have very little money or enough money to get by in san francisco, because the prices of san francisco have astronomically increase. i am middle-class, r. carpenter, and i was not able to afford a boat until i was in my 50's because i had to get my daughter through college. i am a property owner. my taxes paid to develop the area that is now going to raise my rent. i am not being considered part of the solution. i feel i am being forced out of an area i have lived in all my life. and it is not fair. i have a book next to me that, believe it or not, has a coral reef underneath it. the boat has never left the dock. the

in 2010 the city terminated the lease over noise complaints from the neighbors. they want to replace the recycling center with a public garden center refused to lead. the city won the lawsuit over the issue. now, they are planning to clean it to raise awareness. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian, our cover repblg continues with the 10:00 news, support is pouring in for a bay area -- coverage continues with 10:00 news, support is pouring in for a woman who is fighting city hall. >>> we will see you back here tonight. "tmz" is up next here on tv36 [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver w

the city has plans to keep it for community gardens. >> a fire that destroyed part of its school had been burns for several hours before firefighters knew about it. we are finding out why they weren't told. >> the state wants your health information on a computer. the push to get doctors to create digital files and why the state said it's critical to patient care. . >> and back here at six. we will talk about where the fog went and talk about your bay area weekend. which day will be the warmest. . >>> authorities looking in to three suspicious fires in antioch. the first started in a grove of trees at l and 18th. investigators believe that is related to a fire later at the 99-cent store on sycamore drive near l street. that fire started just after 10:30. it took about 30 minutes to get the flames under control. >>> crews worked to put out a third suspicious fire in the same area. it started in some trees behind this house on william reed drive just off l street. firefighters say it may have started in a homeless camp along the railroad tracks behind the house. nobody was hurt in any

for example, this likeness is shown in the sea and new york city madison square garden is marked as a park not a sports arena. >> i looked up a couple of addresses up and directions and it is confusing to me. >> reporter: such a serious problem that today, apple's ceo, tim cook, popbzed saying we are sorry for the frustration this has caused our cust meres and we are doing everything we can to make maps better. >> i would think they would of had it worked out already. >> apple is working on fixing the problems, they are telling people to download bing or google maps that is on the previous iphones. >>> closing howard street between 3rd and 4th, orical's ceo is expected to release a new data base. >>> the conference goes until october 4th. >>> a national campaign is underway warning people about the risks of buying medications on line. the fda says that just 3% of the internet pharmacies followed state and federal laws. the fda be safe rx web site list the farms that are legitimate. officials say many sell counterfeit, contaminated or expired drugs that can threaten the lives of patien

so i would like to see an increase in community garden and an increase in the city with leadership around this issue. >> mr. everest is this your third or fourth use of the time card? >> i know i am out of these. [ laughter ] well, if we finish early i will come back to you. >> all right. >> now a question for miss breed and mr. resignato. san francisco currently provides free or low-cost health care to residents who can't afford private health insurance and do not qualify for coverage from the state or federal government? do you agree with funding this for employees who spend less for their employees health care than what the city believes is adequate? >> yes. i think it's important that we continue in this direction. i was one of those persons who grew up -- i mean my grandmother raised me and my brothers and she worked as a maid and couldn't afford health care. and luckily we had medicare and we were able to go to the doctor and the dentist. i still have my same dentist who has been my dentist since i actually had teeth. i just think it's great that kids and people

we're turning it into the city's largest beer garden. we're bringing in 50 of the best craft breweries in the country. over a hundred different beers, fleet of food trucks. it's going to be a great event. >> john, you're part of the 50 craft beers that will be on hand. tell us what we have laid out here for us. we're doing a pairing of food and beer. >> correct. this is one of my favorite things with the industry. i've got two styles of beer today. one is our flagship right here, this beautiful bottle. we chose to pair it with red hook lobsters, lobster roll. >> i need to do this for the viewers. this is the tough work i do for you people at home because i love you. >> kind of the idea behind the pairing was-- >> very good-- >> just really strength with strength. so the beauty of satire, it's very well balanced, soft beer when it comes to the taste and aroma. that's what i found with the lobster rolls. then the second option, it's very really vanity to the season -- relevant to the season. i feel like it's fall in a bottle. it's called r

garden. the council -- they have been leasing city owned land since 1974. >> people can drop off card board and and other items for recycling if they miss their blue bin pick up or have to much. >> reporter: it was one of the first centers of it's kind but in 2010 the city's park department tied to terminate the lease. >> kind of became obsolete. >> reporter: some weren't happy with their neighbor. >> this decision was made after years and years of complaints from residents about the noise from the recycling center. >> reporter: they announced plans to replace the spot with another public garden and community center. in response the council put their own garden in place and refused to leave saying this center serves an important purpose. >> we have a policy of zero waste by 2020 so every ton of recycling counts and they need more centers. >> reporter: and the night over this land led up to a lawsuit that went all the way to the state supreme court but they lost that suit so they have until october 1st to leave this area and if they don't the sheriff's office will be called into remove them. liv

gardener has denied any wrongdoing. he is the husband of falls church city councilwoman robin gardner. >>> a suspected motorcycle thief is recovering in the hospital after he was shot by police. prince george's county police shut down the intersection of county road and foster street in district heights late last night. authorities say the officers shot calvin kyle as he tried to flee. the bullet struck him in the back. right now there's no word on his condition and that incident is being investigated. >>> the 83-year-old woman who was attacked by a rabid beaver is home from the hospital and she's telling her story. lilian peter sovereign went for a -- petterson went for a swim in falls church tuesday night. she fought back when the 35- pound beaver ambushed her she says. >> then he grabbed ahold of my leg and started chewing on me and i started to try to pound him with my other leg and i grabbed my walking stick which i had with me. and i kept pounding him with that. and i kept aiming at his eyes. >> peterson is taking rabies shots and doctors say she is expected to be okay. a friend who was fishing nearby actually resc

to wipe out israel, and it's like timothy mcveigh walking into the shop in oklahoma city, i'd like to turn my garden, i'd like to buy some fertilizer. how much do you want? 20,000 pounds. come on. we know they're working towards weapons, we know that. it's not something we can surmise. we have absolutely certainty about that and they're advancing towards a nuclear program. >> netanyahu says if iran is not stopped, it could be ready to produce a nuclear bomb in six months. >>> two other international stories we're following right now, growing rage in china over a disputed island chain. protesters held rallies in two cities. tried to storm japan's embassy in beijing. arriving in tokyo, leon panetta warning that quote, provocative behavior, unquote, could lead to war and in lebanon, pope benedict wrapped up a three-day visit by celebrating mass. some 350,000 people witnessed the ceremony on beirut's waterfront. the pontiff said the diverse religions should live in harmony despite difficult times. he also calls for peace in s syria, saying both sides should lay down their arms. >>> republican vice presi

gardens elementary school in boston was in trouble. its record was poor. its spirit was broken, and its reputation was a wreck. no matter how bad things were in other urban things in the citysay well, at least we're not orchard gardens. today, thanks to a host of new tools, many enacted with the help of the obama mention, orchard gardens is turning itself around. teaching standards and accountability is higher, the school is filled with music and excellence. the first graders are on their own, on their own to deal with their poverty, with ill-prepared young parents maybe who speak english as a second language. with an under-funded school with neighborhood crime and blight, and no access to good food, with a parent with no access to cash a paycheck, with no way to pay for college, but those orchard gardens kids should not be left on their own. those children are america's children, too, yours and mine. and among them, among them are the future scientists, and entrepreneurs, teachers, artists, engineers, laborers and civic leaders we desperately need for this country to rise, they must rise. and they, and their cause must have a champion in the white house. that champion is

gardens. we have a committee challenge program, one that i am proud to have headed up when we were at public works but also the citytrator. this program today funds almost $900,000 this year in programs that are all committee pushed. it is attacks checkoff for corporations and individuals. the fund this through the tax system to provide almost $1 million every year and is put into a community-driven process where community leaders will apply on behalf of themselves or their own streets or gardens and they can get grants of up to $100,000 or as small as $5,000. they could be groups that have never done anything except to start talking to each other about how to increase their neighborhoods's interest in reading and the environment. we have associated ourselves with the parks alliance and the clean city coalition to provide administrative support to any group that forms. as well as those groups that have school -- school themselves and gotten well organized and know what they're doing in their communities and want to increase their gardens. there will be gardens and a small ones, a few hundred square feet to those th

it's like timothy mcveigh walking into a shop in oklahoma city and saying i would like to tend my garden i would like to buy fertilizer. how much do you want, i don't know, 20,000 pounds. we know they are working towards a weapon. >> last week u.s. defense secretary leon pineda said aran's nuclear threat is not as eminent. quote it is roughly more than a year now little more than a year. we think we will have the opportunity once we know that we have made that decision to take action necessary to stop iran. >>> more than the time line congressman allen west said the clear lack of defense with our allies is what israel so concerned. listen to what he says. >> this could be a jimmy carter moment for president obama especially when you go back and look at what he says. we have consist dentally showed a policy of appeasement we have not stood up and had a clear defined middle east policy. we emboldened our enemies and confused our allies. you saw the reaction from prime minister netanyahu. >>> more on that later. time for the top 5 at 5:00. afghan police turn on american troops once again ki

select 8000 households in nine different affordable housing sites across the city include the noon the newly renovated, vista gardens in east oakland and the lockwood gardens. >>> the smart phone wars continue in court apple looking for even more cash from samsung and the new demands from both high-tech giants that may start another legal war. >>> i something california's to reform the three strikes law experts that wrote proposition 36. >>> in the early going and looks good but there are changes coming later in the day documented those that look at the tallest skyscraper in san francisco. ,, ,, >>> more hand lines the plate dollar verdict in the case against samsung is not enough for apple finding that they ripped off apple's technology last month and now the company once an additional $700 million in damages and interest and samsung wants a new trial. both filed legal paperwork with their demands yesterday. >>> hundreds of san mateo county residents are expected to try to stop the board of supervisors from building a new jail. the demand the port strike the $44 million from the budgets that slated for the new lock

it's like timothy mcvey walking into a shop in oklahoma city and saying, i'd like to tend my garden.ome fertilizer. how much do you want? oh, i don't know, 20,000 lz, y. are they ignoring this with iran and is the outcome going to make things more dangerous? >> i think you first have to look at whether the sanctions in place are working. you can say yes and that's because of leadership. iran oil is down 30% now, and that's going to a major impact on how citizens of that country will view his leadership. i don't think you can argue the diplomatic policy of his leadership. i think there definitely has to be some sort of speech given by the president reclarifying exactly what our strategy is. not necessarily because he isn't clear or even because the voters aren't clear, but because the world needs to hear this again. i think that's very porimportans a global leader. and i also caution saying he's being indecisive, because as you remember, we looked for several days looking at, quote, unquote, evidence that we now agree we should not have been involved with. so i think it's very wise to

the city plans to keep the area for a community garden. >>> we're hearing about a frightening incident in south san francisco. usually caltrain pass pass -- passengers can cross the tracks to catch the train. but listen to what happened, an express train came barreling and the people on the tracks literally had to jump out of the way. caltrans says it hasn't determined what has happened yet but one engineer has tested positive for marijuana. >>> nogaya has been charged with assaulting his wife. he worked at the consulate in san francisco as a vice counsel. his wife alleged the abuse happened for many months. they had been married for a year. >>> thousands of people evacuated from university campuses. >>> and the fog cleared earlier tonight but the fog is back now. it'll be back in a couple of minutes to let you know how that -what's up? i'm chris. -and i'm erik. both: we're the fruit guys! back in 1998, we had this idea to deliver fresh fruit to offices in downtown san francisco. we built these wooden crates, filled these with fruit in my one-bedroom apartment. the fruit guys has been

the city plans to keep the area for a community garden. >>> we're hearing about a frightening incident in south san francisco. usually caltrain pass pass -- passengers can cross the tracks to catch the train. but listen to what happened, an express train came barreling and the people on the tracks literally had to jump out of the way. caltrans says it hasn't determined what has happened yet but one engineer has tested positive for marijuana. >>> nogaya has been charged with assaulting his wife. he worked at the consulate in san francisco as a vice counsel. his wife alleged the abuse happened for many months. they had been married for a year. >>> thousands of people evacuated from university campuses. >>> and the fog cleared earlier tonight but the fog is back now. it'll be back in a couple of minutes to let you know how that fog will play in your bay area weekend. >> a young pit bull gets a second chance and hopefully a new home. where she will be put up for adoption starting tomorrow. thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get pr

throughout the world, and it's like timothy mcveigh walking into a shop in oklahoma city and saying i like to tend my garden. i would like to buy some fertilizer. how much do you want? i don't know. 20,000 pounds. come on. we know that they're working towards the weapons. we know that. it's not something that we surmise. we have facts and data, and events include a nuclear program. >> do you mean you and the u.s. know that, because i don't from what i read, from what i hear, i don't get the sense that the u.s. has the certainty that you do or the urgency that you seem to have. is there a disconnect there? >> first of all, i talked about the certainty of their enrichment, and i spoke about knowing other things, but we have no difficulty as the iaea reports about what they're doing and their enrichment. that we know for sure. that's the only thing we know for sure that is verifiable. we know that. as far as the u.s. and israel, obviously we have different capability. you're a big country. you're several thousand miles away. you have stronger military capabilities. we're a smaller country. we are more vulnerab

garden in san francisco. the nonprofit recycling center has been leasing city-owned land since 1974.officials say the center is now obsolete and won't renew its lease. a recent court decision ruled in favor of the city. the neighborhood council now has until october 1st to leave the property. the city plans to keep the area for community gardens. >>> a new poll shows support for a san francisco arena for the golden state warriors, but not necessarily from people who live near the proposed site. the warriors want to leave oakland and build a new waterfront arena on piers 30 and 32. a phone survey of 556 san francisco voters show 68% support that new arena and the number rises to 80% once the project details are explained. but an online poll from neighborhood groups near the proposed arena found 49% of people oppose that project. >>> well, setting the record straight, where officials now say the hottest place on earth is located. >> and two people are safe this morning after being rescued from point rays. where they got stuck and how they were able to get help. >> and in weather, the f

one city is shown in the sea and madison square garden is marked as a park not a sport as rene a. >> i looked a couple addresses up and directions and -- it's really confusing. >> reporter: its been such a problem that today the apple ceo apologized saying we are sorry for the frustration and we are doing all we can do make it better. >> i think they would have that worked out already. >> reporter: working on fixing it but until it does it's telling people to down load other map apps or use google maps, the system used on previous i-phones. >> the new ktvu app is ready. you can watch all the newscasts and drive time traffic, bay area weather and video of breaking news. >> samsung has won a round in its court bott battle. an appeals court ruled that a lower court should reconsider a sales ban against samsung's galaxy tab 10.1. it was put in place prior to a month long trial over apple's claims that samsung violated patents. the jury decided in favor of apple on most of the claims, however it found that samsung had not violated patent that was the basis for the tablet. >>> the man behi