not only is george going to school, he has also working 2 jobs. and now i will like to introduce doctor crumb donohue. doctor donohue. team trauma recovery using team work community. it's amazing what work they do for our young teens. >> i want to give mad props to george. i heard your story today. i have goose bumps, because i am so proud of you. jeff adachi helping you get there. go prosperous. i think the word that i have been using and i think it's true, it's integrity. if you go with passion. like jeff said in his speech, check yourself at the door and go forward and things will happen. don't try to solve the world a problems by yourself. in you can solve yours, you world will prosper and get better. thanks. so i run the trust clinic. i am one of the pediatricians. about 20 of us. there's a young man sitting here. i know you. from the general. her son is the tallest. i know this is about the schools. we want you to know, we are there at the general to help you. i help work with to 2 trauma surgions. i work in the team clinic. a lot of us know

george has been in business for close to 40 years. he developed this anger management program to help people get along with themselves and secondly, to get along with each other. the one thing he believes and practices, our emotions are the characteristics that unite us all. the one thing we share in common are feelings and emotions. this is the one area we fail so badly as educators, counselors and therapists. one of the commonalities as an educator and as a counselor is, i was, 10 years ago. i was working with native american students, i am from the midwest and i moved out here 6 years ago. prior to that, however, i was, the counseling department for a native american therapeutic school. we had 260 students grades 4 through 8. 75 percent were on special education ie p's. 90 percent were already enrolled in the juvenile system and in the drug and alcohol programs. later on, i would show up and be a counselor at the betty ford center with attorneys and other professionals. the one commonality that the children at therapeutic school an

george has been a friend for many years. he has also been a friend of this commission for quite some years. he has been practicing law since 1960. you have been serving in a number of capacities including the american cancer society, the co-chair of the cherry blossom festival. the citizens league, trusties of the world affairs council. the japanese chamber of commerce as well as the leader of citizens -- citizzends leagu -- citizens league. you have also been part of our great cultural fabric including playing the piano and being able to do the j-town jazz ensemble. the key for serving again and we will be needing your help with this budget. -- thank you for serving again and we will be needing your help with this budget. i know you came from michigan, we both came from snow. he moved here and you have been here since. you own your own gallery, and you have been housed in a number of contemporary art there as well. you have been working with our hardest locally -- at ranging from local to international. from working with yok

george has the latest on the case. >> reporter: you're looking at a man investigators say is responsible for a sinister killing spree, spending at least three decades in northern california. behind bars, 77-year-old joseph naso, arrested in reno for a probation violation. it's what investigators found inside his home that stunned them. >> during that arrest investigators found items by mr. naso that implicated him in multiple murders of young women. >> during that arrest investigators found items that implicated him in multiple murders of young women. that evidence included photos and writings that ties him to four murders. the double initial murders, eerily similar to those that started around the 1970s in new york. the killings known as the alphabet murders. carmen colon, a new york girl bearing the same name as the contra costa woman killed by naso. one killed in 1971, the other killed in 1978. the murders have yet to be solved. the killer is still a mystery. but a clinical psychologist who follows high-profile murder cases says it's highly possible naso could be connected to the alph

i came to learn george washington was not this kind of were the figure, bland and a bit boring who has taken residence in the american imagination. revolutionaries are not made of such tame stuff. even though there have been so many books about washington wondered whether george washington, seemingly the most familiar character in american history, whose portrait we carry in our wallets was at bottom the least familiar figure and i thought perhaps there were other significant dimensions of his personality that would enable a biographer to bring him to a vivid and a 3-dimensional life that would make him immediate and comprehensible to people. i am here to report after six years of intensive work on this book that i found the george washington who was passionate, complex, sensitively demand of many moods the google strong and fiery opinions, a hard-driving perfectionists who cloak of the immense force of his personality under that laconic and stoic facade that we know so well. what happened in the course of american history is the very laudable desire to venerate the father of the count

current system to impact what we have in the united states in a way to gap towards the model that george has innology california. that's a big task i would argue that in countries of china and industry, you have a bet -- things that are retro invited and a whole host of other things we have the sandyus. we're literally involved in movering to the infra situation chur of creating sustainability systems of data and intellectual property around managing risk. we're trying to pick our partnerings -- partners so that we can show what scales and doesn't scales. obviously, it's coming at it now the pliverly system. in particular the physicians, how are you working with the facilities? most of the world is not organized much as the world is organized as we are that has heard the voluntary practices around us. i think the great lieser is the information system that allows to to create imaging and making sure it is used appropriately in hospital service as well. this information becomes the great equalizer to manage the care in one sense but also to manage the sense around risking the other. i think i

george has more. >> i never would have imagined that i would become a shoe sales man so that could i give away shoes. that idea seems ludicrous. it may be crazy but the 34-year-old founder of tom shoes calls himself both ceo and csg. that's chief shoe givrment he wants to make sure every child that needs a pair of shoes gets one. he calls the business model 1 to unwith. >> i want to help the kid get shoes. didn't want to make it hard to keep track of. i said sell a pair and give a paivrment he meant it. tom stand for better tomorrow has given away over 1 million pairs of shoes in the u.s. and 24 other country to keep kid warm and protected. the employees take part in a dozen shoe drop. personally pairing shoe was children. >> when you put the shoe on a chilled if the it's a really intimate personal experience. you are sharing with that chil child. you see the joy on the kids faces. really touched me. >> that child will never care about the numbers of shoes we have given await a minute all they care about is they are getting a brand new pair of shoes in a loving way. that is such an a

investigative techniques of one of those papers has come under new scrutiny in a trial that involves the worlds of media, power and celebrity. nbc's george lewis has our story. >> reporter: britain's sunday paper "news of the world" sells 3 million copies a week, dishing the dirt on celebrities. but now authorities are questioning how the paper got that dirt. those targeted include prince william, his brother prince harry, actress elle macpherson, actor jude law and hundreds of others. allegations that reporters were accessing voice mail messages by and about them. five years ago when the reporter who covered the royal family and a private investigator working with him were arrested and charged with illegal eavesdropping, the paper said that was the end of it. but it wasn't. this week a former assistant news editor was arrested and earlier this month the paper's chief reporter and another former assistant editor turned themselves in to police. >> i didn't accept for a moment the murdock press telling me this was a rogue operation. >> reporter: actor hugh grant who claims his phone was hacked did a sting of his own wearing a recording adv

george lettis has details. >> spice, k-2. whatever street name you choose, it is a popular synthetic drug that when smoked provides a similar high to marijuana. it is even -- it even looks like marijuana. it is legal in the u.s., but it got 12 midshipmen expelled in september. >> they have a responsibility to stay clean and be straight. . >> the navy banned the use of synthetic drugs in 2005. last year to ban possession of it. spice is easily found in paraphernalia shops and on the internet. it is not clear how the midshipmen got access to some. >> it kind of depends. i am not 100% sure. >> the academy says that the investigations and expulsions were the result of other midshipmen coming forward with information to top brass. >> frankly, that is sort of what i would like to see out of the people running our navy and armed services. son has o'brien's been accepted to the academy. >> it is totally appropriate that people who go to this institution are held to a higher standard than you and i. >> authorities banned some of the c

economists some of whom you mentioned and they're brought together by a think tank that has been funded by george soros international billionaire investor and they're coming here with a different purpose they believe that that framework is no longer valid they believe that the world has changed and needs to reflect that in its international financial policies and they're coming together to discuss a new framework and that with this needing it supposed to be about which is essentially just getting underway right now so could you say that in theory this is sort of about moving away from from the united states domination as a global economic leader is it about sort of looking at the next replacement or is it about trying to figure out the ways in which we could keep the united states in the role that it traditionally held well it kind of it will depend on how it comes out in the conference but looking into the thinkers that are here and what george harrison ideas that he and some of his close associates such as joseph stiglitz are regressing it really sounds a lot like moving away from the united st

the small sunny country of georgia has long been known for its fresh organic raj use recently it seems the fruit of george's economy has been rotting away the people come to the market and they don't buy anything because they can't afford it out of both the goods here only the i knew them potatoes a local everything else is imported from greece and turkey and iran and so overpriced was a year anyway because we have to try and sell something so we can eat. it yvonne knows all about having nothing to eat she hasn't even been able to afford apples for handicapped daughter to expensive here at emory and i have no how. you know money and no social support all i can do is sit outside a church and beg and i can feel my sick child the only money we get is my pension around thirty u.s. dollars a month and pensions are together it comes out to about seventy five dollars a month so that react to pay the bills and buy medicine from the area which is impossible but young has cerebral palsy and is in desperate need of surgery it can only be performed in germany her family has no hope of raising the money other me on the

about the world economy what does it say about the scope of the global financial crisis that george soros has convened in this modern version of the one thousand nine hundred four meeting that led to the creation of the i.m.f. and the world bank. well just as at that time we needed global cooperation to deal with a global crisis once again we need global cooperation to get us out of this current crisis but also to help us make a transition to a new type of economy a new type of economy where power is more widely dispersed around the world but also an economy that can deal with climate change and make a green transition that we need so we this is a fitting place to have a conference at this time and we have this short term challenge in this longer term challenge that requires global cooperation and the the bric countries are going to have to play a role in both of those respects you alluded to a new economic system or a new economy if you will in your opinion what problems or even institutions in the current economic system pose the greatest threat to global stability now. well the banking sys

manufacturing base is largely gone and this is the first time our country has tried to climb in our history the way back to george washington has tried to climb out of a depression or near depression we've had a number of them without having a non-defense manufacturing to throw back on. so that's the situation we're in today is the real backdrop behind the new unemployment numbers that came up today it's the dark secret that nobody in america wants to discuss a military that overshadows our entire economy with endless wars and occupations around the world a federal budget with an exploding deficit thanks to these very same military misadventures and a lack of taxes to pay for them and no and this is perhaps the most important part no real domestic manufacturing base to turn to other than defense because nearly our entire economy is completely depend on this perpetual war machine and we followed the insanity of so-called free trade like a heroin addict slowly deteriorating it too scared to stop using because the pain comes from withdrawal from the drug and our dealers and chamber of commerce wall street defense co

george. as of this morning, every air traffic control tower has two controllers on the overnight shift. no single controller working alone. this immediate change ordered after the latest of a string of sleeping controllers. washington, d.c. knoxville. seattle's boeing field. lubbock, texas. and now, the latest, reno's airport. have all had incidents of controllers on the overnight shift falling asleep or failing to answer radio calls. in reno, while the controller nodded off, a small plane transporting a seriously ill patient circled overhead trying to raise the tower. >> can't seem to get ahold of the tower here. i think i'll give them another call. >> reporter: controllers in sacramento tried to help out. >> all right. we'll circle some more. we've got a pretty sick patient. we may just have to land. >> reporter: the small plane could not land for some 16 minutes. finally, the pilot designated a lifeguard flight because of his urgent medical mission could not wait. >> we're going to need to land. >> land at your own risk. >> reporter: the pilot did land safely. the head of the control

it's been going on since he and i left talk about the timing on this you know why now certainly george soros has been talking about changes needed at least for the last two years at this conference put on now right before we go into some pretty important financial. discussions at least at the lawmaking level we're talking about the discussion of raising the debt ceiling the next budget we've got elections coming up do you think it's any coincidence. and there's also the g. twenty in the economic. ministers in the couple weeks and you're bankers are meeting so the g. twenty. is the sort of ideas are being implemented and it's the according to the head of the now and the head of the european central bank the g. twenty is essentially the center of global economic governance. and you have some of the institutions who are represented at this so-called bretton woods two conference including the mainstream financial avalon's which is basically a central bank the world's central bank the most powerful financial institution in the world no one's heard of. deputy chief economist again and i've been saying

timing of this if it's really interesting i know you said wisconsin i was sort of a tipping point george soros has been talking for several years though about doing something major especially since the two thousand and crisis and the idea why they chose now to hold this conference and to talk about these kind of big ideas well i mean i don't want to go too far down the path of speculation i heard one of your guests andrew go and marshall and he had some strong thoughts on that you know they do all this conference every year but this does come ahead of some major meetings we have and i and that's a meeting coming up of course this group one of the kind of foundations of this conference was that the international monetary fund is outdated and needs to be rethought there's a meeting of the g. twenty coming up and this whole conference was about how globally. that governance needs to change it needs to reflect the realities of the world today which were not the realities of the one nine hundred forty s. when it was created you know today i.m.f. and the world bank of course created this conference in o

dollar as the reserve currency now there's a place where think tank that i think tank backed by george soros has decided to bring together some big names to quote remake the financial order so what do people around the world think about this conference over from this time the resident decided to take an economic pulse check on the streets of new york take a look. billionaire investor george soros is holding a conference to be attended by the world's richest and ten most influential people up the agenda to reform the global monetary system how do you fix the we're at the time i mean this is let's talk about that well number one this billionaire and these people that they're getting together with they're not trying to figure out how to fix the economy they're trying to repair it or wait what's already going on which is the government of long since lost control of the monetary wealth and it's become. corporate so what would i do i'd actually draw a line between the two corporations and government which right now that line is very blurry i think a lot of the economy is actually the problem for the e

as money and why that should be the least of your concerns and will shed some light on what george soros has been up to counsel rod pepys here to tell us how he decided to run for office i got elected the next day with a jake and luke will explain what you need to do to protect the data on your phone from the police and check in with gary frenchy for a police state update it might not qualify as a qur'an burning good time but at least you're watching adam vs the man. in one thousand nine hundred four at the end of world war two forty four allied nations gathered together at the mount washington hotel in bretton woods new hampshire for the united nations monetary and financial conference the delegates there created the bretton woods agreements which established the international monetary fund and the us dollar is the global reserve currency thus securing an unprecedented economic advantage for the federal reserve system here in the united states which controls the rate the dollars are created and who gets them first in one nine hundred seventy one president nixon took the u.s. dollar off the

. >> george lettis has more. >> washing our hands is one of the more mundane things we do, but a research team at johns hopkins hospital conducted a study that serves as a wake-up call, especially when it comes to those fancy, automatic faucet's invented to improve hygiene. >> what we found was that the electronic faucet's surprisingly grew a lot of bacteria. >> when compared with the old fashioned faucets, the electronic once had 50% more bacteria growing in them, and it grew much faster. the team believes the parts that make up the motion sensor technology are to blame. there are a lot of little grooves and folds to the plastic parts, where bacteria can hang out. >> it is an opportunity for it to embed itself and grow. >> the simple design of the manual fawcett allows water to keep flowing. in every patient bathroom, johns hopkins hospital replaced the automatic faucets with a manual one. >> the study says the heighten bacteria levels or a threat to the patients because of their compromised immune system, but to the average healthy person, it is not a concern. >> the bacteria are in eve

you'll see a reaction in the marketplace that is true any day of the week. >> darya: george has more ming hot spot. >> george: on 101 northbound bridge traffic the back up continues to build despite the fact that the northbound lanes are completely clear to san jose. it is a southbound accident that has created this northbound delay. traffic is now back up to the 101280 interchange. and these were starting to see some movement, it is near the end. taking a look at the maps, you will see here is the location of the problem that is right where the northbound delay and it continues to back up only for started tracking it it was slow. now it is slow at 101 and 280. conditions have been getting worse, it is still a pretty bad back up where the parkway joins 101 northbound san as a, a late problem with an accident and emergency vehicles blocking lanes. it is now backing up the traffic to the parkway out towards 800. bridge check, your ride that the bay bridge, big openings there on the back up is still slow from 800 the san mateo bridge still a light and easy ride. the golden gate bridge st

george soros reaches out and helps. a if few weeks ago, soros hasissue an apology after supporting a donation to the london school of economics from gaddafi's son, because he said i'm going to help. i'm going to help. i'm going to help the u.s. firm to improve libya's image and get his son into the london school of economics. but then, gaddafi's son plaggerrizes his work and so now, george soros is humiliated. 2008, george soros is so intrigued by the powers' doctrine, that he helped fund and create an entire global center for the responsibility to protect. which is designed to be a catalyst for action using the responsibility to perfect as justification. got it? he thinks this is great. but it's not really making progress in the u.n. i spooky dude will get involved and he puts it together in a global organization. 2008, powers, cass sunstein's wife, works on the obama campaign. you know her if you remember someone getting booted off of obama's campaign because he called hillary clinton, because she called hillary clinton a monster. she was later re

has earned the title first lady. she became a public face of the george h. to ehud frustration wisconsin travel and ceremonial events using the podium effectively to articulate and was a perceptive politician who knew how to work or been to arm of necessary and during her busy public life she made comments that could tarnish her image but with us service to bush and her family and country while there was the ebb and flow hers is a life well lived befitting many. thank you very much. if you have any questions i will be more than happy to answer them. [applause] >> with the less the commencement speeches at the time she had reset corporate chef with her? bernanke's. she accompanied her that day and she introduced mrs. gorbachev and she also spoke to the graduates and that offered an interesting counterpoint to nancy reagan because mrs. gerber shafted not get along at all with nancy reagan. so that was different. >> the comment was waiting for is the which comment could you put that into context? >> [laughter] yes. i just ran at a time. i have that here. the co

. >> george: the drop in the traffic center has been uneasy when this morning, we have had no hot spotst expect to see much in the way of traffic. starting with the bridge check westbound is so light meter lights have not been activated. this is indicative of the traffic would seem that the bay area, san mateo bridge ride no problems westbound, eastbound side of your screen also looks good. the golden gate bridge ride commute is like all morning long, no delays through marin county 41 01 southbound. picking up the camera in san francisco light traffic on the inbounds central freeway, so light no delay here were the two freeways merge. typically we see if not back up at least some slowing more the two freeways merge. >> darya: 8:31 a.m. news this morning a warning for san carlos residences series of burglaries, home. will tran tels what they have in common. >> janu: he broke int >> will: you went through unlocked windows that were seen from the street, nobody was home in both cases, this third case the burglar gave up after removing the screen not realizing the window was locked. so far

san francisco district attorney george gascon has charged two suspects in the beating with a hate crime. >> we're very concerned uptick of crimes of hate in the city in the last several months. >> we feel -- stigmatized. we're still discriminated against and we're still suffering -- >> killed around the country? >> ella a transgender support group created a memorial in remembrance of transgender who have been killed. >>> a los angeles wakers had nba are joining forces with the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation to keep anti- gay slurs out of basketball. this comes in the wake of an anti-gay slur made by kobe bryant, during a game earlier this week. the league fined him $100,000. the nba star apologized saying he made the remarks out of frustration during the heat of the game. >>> an east contra costa county all the is cracking down on roadside memorials. the state route for a bypass authority is expected to remove the 39. officials are concerned those memorials are becoming traffic hazards. the policy goes into effect immediately. technically, roadside signs violate on public p

then they add george clooney. clooney hased because the young girl that allegedly 17-year-old girl says that she saw clooney at one of the parties at his villa and clooney never attended a party at berlusconi's villa. they're trying to use clooney to show she's a liar. there's a second thing going on. they're going to show that clooney has a lot of big parties at his villa, probably invites a lot of beautiful women and nobody prosecutes george clooney. why are they picking on poor prime minister burerlusconi? >> very interesting one. >>> up next, wait until you see the new baby koalas. she was born at the san francisco zoo and she's adorable. she's coming up right after these messages. ♪ [ male announcer ] our 16 fresh-picked oranges have a new home. tropicana pure premium now comes in a clear bottle so you can see how much goodness is squeezed inside. ♪ good morning tropicana. the world's best juice never looked better. chances are your soil is like this: compacted, drained of nutrients. it'll hold your plants but it'll also

. >> that's a tall title but george st. pierre has near super hero status in the sport. >> jake's style of fighting and george st. pierre is cryptonite. >> reporter: he is convinced his fighter will win. >> jake is the best fighter in the game. preparing for george st. pierre is about jake getting himself better. >> shields is not a typical fighter. us a single parent and a vegetarian. >> vegetarian my whole life. single father of a 10-year-old daughter, a san francisco resident. lived here for ten years. i love the city. >> in this city his fans love him. >> what's going through your head as you see him do his thing? >> i'm speechless. it is just amazing to see him. >> in the sport this is the pinnacle. win this fight and shields becomes a legend. >> especially with the giants win last year. if i could go pull out a world title that would be the two, the world series, ufc champion, maybe get the 49ers winning again. >> no world series ring but a championship belt would be just fine for shields. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu

why not a hot spot, at george has the latest. >> will: they have cleared the accident but that backup reaches almost all the way back to the 280 exit ramp 4 19th ave. there was an accident that it cleared shortly before 730 it all but shut down the northbound lanes. add detour was some place, will trent told erica lanes have been reopened finally. that's for nearly two hours they were shut down so maybe back up region of the way to brother roadway. it will take some time for this back up to clear. also attracting other hot spots, as we look first at our traffic maps. 101-northbound is backed out. e 80, 17 jammed. -- 880. interstate 280 looks good but it is jammed downtown. even set of gilroy highway one, maybe shut down because of a big r i g fire. they're concerned about the explosion of its gas tanks that price out of gilroy they will be shutting it down highway 101 in a live camera view you will see why it's a hot spot traffic is just crawling along. at creek bridge check, the bay bridge, no back up or delay. san mateo light, easy ride. golden gate, 101 still problem free. more on

george. pacifica man has pleaded guilty for selling eight stuffed american bald eagle.james dixon was charged with one account of endangerment and illegal trade that protects wildlife. the crime carries the maximum sentence of five years in prison and the two injured and $50,000 fine. >>mark: the teachers association has declared a state of emergency for limning cuts and at a news conferences and declared the teachers say that they're going on the offensive in the weeks ahead. the series of protest rallies and lobbying. is all designed to pressure lawmakers to preserve existing funding. they are trying to have them extend taxes. epitaxy extensions this state will have to cut another $13 billion. stevens and sacramento remain in a campus: overnight. the students have been calling and university president of alexander gonzales to stop giving raises to administration. >> coming up on the kron4 news, if you waited to finish your taxes, you still have a little bit of time. they are due on monday april 18th. we have some last- minute tips for a when we get back. here is a liv

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economic sense to listen to everyone and i'm wondering if there's been a study that either george washington university has done or the peace institute has done or somebody has done that talks about the economic benefits of not discriminate. has that been looked at at all? does that make sense? >> yes, it does. there has been some studies interestingly done at business schools which is appropriate to talk about how quickly teams, management teams, that consist of a diversity of perspectives can come up with more creative solutions to problems than groups that tend to be monolithic in their outlook. >> uh-huh. >> so, yes, there have been studies to back up the push to diversify. it's not just that, it's nice and we should all hold hands but, yes, there is kind of an economic incentive as well. >> yeah, i wish that was more publicized. i wish that that was more known than instead of this is the right thing to do and kind of a lecture circuit. that it's, wow, you can take advantage of everything your society has to offer if you, you know -- if you are a little more peaceful, if you listen to people, you can t

. >> george: no hot spots it has been a kesmooth commute today.ing with a bridge check as we look at the bay bridge and north bound ride meter lights have been activated for about 10 minutes now, the biggest back up is in the center lanes. your ride to a san mateo bridge, it looks good here, no problems. all lazy towards mid span the other was a smooth ride. the golden gate bridge ride is still a good one as well. problem free here both northbound was only two lanes. the south bay for look at your ride on 101, pass the guadalupe parkway is still a good ride on the bayshore freeway north bound from san jose up towards an clara. still an easy ride for public transit. there were as train delays but it has made up delays already. >> darya: developing story we're following faa issuing an order for emergency inspections of 80 boeing 737. just like the one they had a problem with in the southwest. there was a crack mid-air and that's what passengers saw when they looked up. they had an emergency landing everybody was ok. southwest operates and owns almos

the current system to impact what we have in the united states and a way to get toward the model george has in northern california. that is a big task. i would argue actually in countries like china and india we have a better chance of building this model because we are starting fresh even all the way down to the technology level than we are in the united states where we need to retrofit infrastructure capacity and the whole host of other things. as we have a number of pilots going on. we have seven signed aco deals as we said today, on hundred people on the list that want to talk to us. we are literally involved in moving into the infrastructure of creating sustainable systems of data and intellectual property of and managing risk. the question as which one of those will work so we are trying to pick our partners well along on to make sure we have people that can be successful that get it so when working with them we can show a produced model and they are all in the different sorts of shapes and sizes so we can find what skills and what doesn't. >> from the perspective on these the were co

has not opened his eyes but his family is hopeful. we will be right back as the morning news continues. we >> george hot spot but better news, this alert has been cancelled along 280. --the sig alert--. of vehicle was on its roof here, and now all lanes have been reopened. >> mark: the story we're following out of san jose authorities looking for to people who attacked a woman and killed her dog. we are live in san jose. >> craig: year authorities say to pimples attacked a woman and her dog. right here. you can see the fur as i zoom in. this is where the attack took place. it was a violent attack. we will show you a picture. she is recovering from her injuries, the dog not so fortunate. to pit bulls attacked the stock for 20- 30 minutes. residents say they are quite concerned. >> and i owe it to golden retrievers and to know there is a couple of people running around. that frightens me. i have my peppers break today just in case. >> craig: she normally doesn't have that pepper spray. one is a tan color, the other black. they are out there somewhere. they hope somebody spots them before there is anot

. >> george: this sig alert has been cancelled, the accident has been cleared.with us for a little while longer but should clear out fairly quickly now that all lanes are open. all the emergency vehicles are gone but the back up that had extended now reaches to crow canyon road. it will take awhile to clear this out but not too long. i wouldn't be surprised if by the next report its normal. westbound 580 ride, is lows up a bit now because there was an accident on the connecting ramp leading from westbound 580, southbound 680. let's get rid check bell, bay bridge toll plaza a good ride hardly any backed up headed towards the upper deck. your ride to the cemetery bridge also looks good. i think it's right here for you westbound, eastbound traffic moving without delay on highway 92. added to the golden gate bridge, you ride down to that span take look excuse me here at the what a great. traffic coming down the hill no delays because of fog even though the ride leading up to this ban is fairly foggy re-minute span. because the waldegrave is relatively clear you won'

>>george: that is correct. the accident has action been cleared completely now. the traffic is now back up to the foot of them occurred amazed and you are looking at in 18 to 20 minute drive times. it could continue to grow less fees via the media blitz. for more when we continue. >>darya: here are some programming changes. at 8:00 p.m. we're running law and order special victims. at 9:00 p.m. we'll be running that actually. a tent camp we are running, i cannot read that. the writing is too tiny. the nbc shows are running on kron4 news which is cool because of the baseball switcheroo. also, gary will be hosting the baseball by debate special. we're one to present that in an encore presentation on sunday, april 10th. >>mark: watching wall street the dow is up to 12,00420. governor jerry brown is traveling in southern california. it is the first leg of a statewide tour to help close the budget gap. he is trying to pressure from republicans into allowing voters to see if taxes should be allowed to raise the deficit. they have entered reduced the number of law-enforc

. >> and the cause that has former george bush pedaling in the hot summer sun.>> doctors and nurses hope that you can help them identify a patient who is in the san jose general hospital for two weeks. he is unable to give his name. there he is, he ended nupt hospital after being found on rich land avenue near san jose avenue at 4:00 in the afternoon. he's in the 50 five feet four and weighs 150 pounds. police want to hear from anyone that knows his identity. >> there may have been a reason hackers hacked the sony place station. after the network was closed hackers toll the names and pass word and birthday and billing history and maybe the credit card numbers. in all 77 million customers. sony hired a security firm to try to figure out what went wrong. they hope to have it back on line in a week. >> right now lance armstrong is leading a group of war veterans on a grueling bike trip in the texas desert. they are accompanied by former president george bush. it began on monday. they road 30 miles on the second leg of the trip. today mr. bush and veterans are finis

. >> the prince george's county attorney and has more on the intermission leading up to their arrest. >> this is 38-year-old paul bennett. his parents say all he wanted to do was earning of money to take care of his son. >> he is a hard worker. he is very hard working. >> on sunday night, he was gunned down as he delivered domino's pizza and chicken wings. now, these three men are charged with the murder. is alleged they killed him for food that was on sale at domino's for less than $6. >> that is ridiculous. they do not care about life. >> the police believe after they shot and killed him, they ate what they stole and then tried to sell slices of pizza to friends. >> they say the suspects are heartless and not right. they used in disposable cell phone to order the pizza and wings. when they were done, they threw the cell phone and the empty boxes into a dumpster. the police were able to track the phone and found the evidence covered with fingerprints. >> this was fabulous detective work. >> the state attorney said the only solution is to make sure the men are convicted and locked up.

has the right george?ge: first hot spot of the morning, it is in the non commute direction, northbound a couple of minor problems but between the two of them here it has managed to back up the traffic just north of 92 an incident on the shoulder, here closer to highway 84. stop and go conditions in the northbound direction. cells found ride is typically slow that is the commute direction. bay bridge, pretty steady here, the back up is not too bad. not backed up into the maze of much better commute today for the bay bridge than yesterday. san mateo bridge, not a problem, except for getting to it on the nimitz freeway. golden gate-101 coming in at the limit. the marin county ride, it does have some slow traffic. but the drive times are still under 35 minutes. >> mark: fatally shot inside of his antioch home on monday officers responded to a residence in the 2200 block of pinenut way on report of gunfire. a female resident called 911 after her ex-boyfriend showed up at her house, wielding a gun. she told offi

military officials from clayton is not alone in his fight george price owns a small boat yard in louisiana perfectly healthy just a year ago he has lost thirty pounds in the last few months george was diagnosed with severe anaemia us sooner and must still. be me no you know dr michael robbie chom has been practicing medicine in louisiana for forty years says he's never had such an influx of patients with respiratory and blood issues he fears the worst it seems as it's true in the tourist for calls and robbie cha is one of a few doctors who is outspoken about goth coast residents same times connection with a toxic chemicals that they've been exposed to many other doctors refused to recognize the cost as dr robert shaw says either because they don't have the necessary training or the word recorder cortical. programmers and environmental just his group polled residents in several coastal communities almost half said they had experienced health problems like coughing skin and eye irritation or headaches that are consistent with common symptoms of chemical exposure doctors say the consequences of having for example been seen in the bl