goodrich was the exec froif deucer of apple's public presentations including new products releases. he said he played a key role in coordinating major product events such as the debut of the iphone and ipad. >>> come this fall, the electric carmaker plans on opening a new service center in san rafael. the new complex will be located at dubois street off anderson drive. it will be tesla's first stand-alone center in the bay area. they have two dealerships here and they are located in the south bay. >>> this morning, federal investigators are investigating whether beef from sick cows reached the human food supply. the central valley meat company is under fire after secret video surfaced appearing to show sick cows being shocked and shot before slaughter. the meat company, which is near fresno, is now shut down during this investigation. and fast food company in and out burger has cut all ties to this company in the wake of that investigation. >>> on now to decision 2012. this morning a brand-new poll out shows the presidential race still in a dead heat, 47% of registered voters say th

prison for a protest at the moscow main cathedral they screamed obscenities as cbs reporter juliette goodrichws us international criticism grows louder by the man that >>> women of the provocative of punk rock group " pussy ryan " students and a court room the judge found them guilty of hooliganism and inciting religious hatred and sentenced them to two years in prison. in february they burst into moscow's main cathedral and belted out an anti-government protest song calling on the virgin mary to throw out the russian president he has close ties to the orthodox church opposition leaders say he is cracking down on dissent and free speech. the all female ponte ban captures international attention protests are going on throughout the bay area at justin herman plaza in san francisco. this afternoon and outside the russian consulate in san francisco demonstrators dressed like band members. >>> my friends would not come here and support me they're afraid they are afraid they'll reach out for us and i'm a little bit afraid >>> celebrities like paul mccartney and madonna call on the band members to b

bracket title juliette goodrich with the crowd. >>> petaluma on the map and in this theater it became the field of dreams on the silver screen. today's game a must win for petaluma, it was in williamsport pennsylvania against little leaguers from texas. this town as a superstition for these boys to went they raab keds had. the grand slam proves the superstition of life. for the younger fans they could not be prouder of their friends. >>> it is amazing i can't believe petaluma on the map >>> this hmong will catch a flight to pennsylvania tomorrow. >>> is probably still excited. >>> until saturday's game petaluma will hold its breath and rub dad's head. juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> california said to do something no other state would do, the rule change that would revolutionize the women get birth control. >>> great news for women in california >>> one of the world's most iconic image as it is not part of california's marine sanctuary that could change. the last few minutes of the seven minutes of >>> touchdown confirm or sit on mars >>> big cheers from nasa and after the mars rover land

the towers and lead to a police standoff at has been going on for hours cbs 5 reporter julie had goodrich with what is happening. >>> an unsettling evening with bender all evening long traffic was snarled all of this because major police activity, earlier it started with a report on a man climbing up a portion of the south tower he climbed down and left a bag on the sidewalk then climbed back up that dreaded a security concern all this happened during rush hour, the heavy fog made it difficult for anyone to spot anything or anyone on the cables. police were searching. police shut down the sidewalk that became a huge inconvenience to tourists and cyclists. >>> nothing just someone ran up there and i'll becomes down. >>> did they tell you not to walk along the span >>> you cannot walk there and it is blocked off >>> the east and west side pedestrian ways are shut >>> ya don't have the jackets >>> uncle stranded and hungary. did you see the police activity >>> i did not think it was anything out of the ordinary maybe something in the road or may next. >>> traffic is moving now in both direct

juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> south bay jury said yoked said yes but a japanese court said no the tokyo court said samsung did not infringe on an apple patent the latest development in a legal battle between the titans. a jury in san jose awarded apple a billion dollars in damages in a patent case. >>> crack down for drivers will be use disabled parking placards enforcement officers will be able to issue citations for such abuse previously only police officers could do that drivers have to produce evidence that the placard issued in their name or face a $1,000 fine. >>> it was 15 degrees cooler today in san francisco the coolest day of the would still to come pinpoint forecast as ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the p

juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> south bay jury said yoked said yes but a japanese court said no the tokyort said samsung did not infringe on an apple patent the latest development in a legal battle between the titans. a jury in san jose awarded apple a billion dollars in damages in a patent case. >>> crack down for drivers will be use disabled parking placards enforcement officers will be able to issue citations for such abuse previously only police officers could do that drivers have to produce evidence that the placard issued in their name or face a $1,000 fine. >>> it was 15 degrees cooler today in san francisco the coolest day of the would still to come pinpoint,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> storm is much weaker but still causing major problems, is it downgraded to tropical depression it comes a lot of rain along the gulf coast low- lying areas up to 14 ft. of water hundreds of people needed rescue assistance to deaths blamed on the storm. >>> and its' way, a scene from a horror movie the storm surge so strong the water dislodged caskets and tombs from an above- ground cemeteries the area among t

and as juliet's goodrich shows as he's about to get back.six years ago just some of those specialty to roast a bike was stolen out of a storage locker in san francisco. call it crazy but six years later a friend spotted a photo of a bygone priceless. in portland oregon. >>> and as i sauce small scratch an annual it was my bike. is by traveled from san francisco to portland to answer now hopefully back to his hometown of oakland very soon. >>> see our friend and a friend to found a bike in portland? >>> a complete stranger who had never met before offered to retrieve my bike for me. they're able to track down through social media a was to face up and twitter that's cyclists, wind is still in bike. and in portland cops and several e- mail's to whoever posted the atom graceless. obviously just as a cyclist has settled by slavs in his garage but the one that was still in six years ago he says was his favorites. he hopes to have it back alongside these bikes very soon a bike it's been on quite a ride. dick would of course the seller visibility ab

in pleasanton juliet's goodrich cbs five. earth amazon has fitted out a way to outsmart package thieves we've seen people stealing deliveries right out front steps especially during the holidays. reporter elizabeth cook shows us what amazon is doing to make sure that you get what you paid for. >>> it's next to the liquor and across from the champs when a handful of amazon lobbers mad dog in the bay area this one at the 711 in san francisco's hillside neighborhood. delivering packages to people and hamas is going away. has quietly begun making daily deliveries. to lock boxes at six locations. to ease the frustration of online shoppers who are time during the day. and to combat the top of that known as porsche pirating. capt. as youtube video. >>> it says to robert no one's home rodney. how does it work? emma's on customers now that choice at checkout. when the delivery arrives easily by ups customers receive an e-mail with the code that code open says one of the individual tours of your items. the equates those cheaper for ama

goodrich said he was fired in december for what apple said were business reasons not expected to his performance. goodrich was the executive producer of apple's public presentations which were always very popular including new product releases and he said he played a key role in coordinating major product events such as the debut of the iphone and the ipad. >>> we're seeing the day start off in the 40s depending on where you are. meteorologist christina loren -- i know that's up in the north bay. >> your home town. you know it better than anybody. good morning. you likely have mostly cloudy conditions. the only region that isn't socked in with low clouds is the east bay. the extreme east bay. concord this morning waking up with a temperature of 55. 55 in livermore. 48 degrees, chilly cold enough for a jacket in novato. hour by hour forecast works like that. thick fog, pea soup fog at the coast until noon or 1:00 this afternoon. and that means temperatures are going to be limited with limited sunshine about 64 in san francisco, 65 in half moon bay. bay side, oakland about 74 degrees.

appalled released today and that latimer prudence popularity is the lowest rating ever juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> people camp out in the east bay not because it is a nice night, they are waiting to buy homes that have not gone on the market yet christin ayers and san ramon people say this is the chance of a lifetime. >>> this is something we have not seen since the real-estate boom years of 2005/2006 people camping out all to snap up of home when the newest batch hits the market tomorrow. >>> with been here for two weeks with kantor day and night we are number one on the list and get the plot of our choice >>> this will be my fourth day in a row >>> the people camping here day and night for weeks have one goal >>> to have this beautiful house that we have been waiting for so long >>> this brand new subdivision goes on the market to more of these buyers want first crack in a competitive market that means breaking out the tent. >>> it is like of the drop and competitive >>> this realtor has worked here 34 years and says the market has not been this competitive since before the housing mar

one thing to lose a bag, but united airlines is accused of losing a 10-year-old child as julliette goodrichs...you might be surprised what happens when you pay to have your kids escorted to their connecting flights. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- ten-year-old phoebe was all alone at onn of the world's busiest airports. her parents paid united's extra 99-dollar fee to have their daughter escorted to her connecting flight. the escort never showed up. "they're trying to get the cheapest labor for so many of their services, and that's where the public's being misled." airline travel anolik says what united did was outssurce the escort service,a little-known industry practice of hiring outside companies to escort kids from gate to gate. "when you drop a child off, you think it's with a career carrier employee. that's more reassuring than knowwng that your kid is going to be taken by the cheapest labor they can find to get that person to another plane." phoebe was heading to camp in michigan. she flew first from s-f-o to chicago's o'hare, where she was stranded, never getting on her connncted fli

moving again on the golden gate bridge after police tell us a man climbed one of the towers juliette goodrich with more. an unsettling evening, caught in the middle of this traffic jam during heavy fog heavy police activity on the golden gate bridge at 8:00 p.m. this evening first reports came in, a man climbing the south tower he climbed down and left a bag on the sidewalk and went back up this all happened during the thick of traffic that the fog made it difficult to spot anything or anyone on the cables. police shut down the sidewalks. >>> nothing just that someone ran up their and will be comes down. >>> did they tell you now walk along the span >>> you cannot walk there is blocked off both east and west bound pedestrian ways are and shut down. i'm cold and stranded and hungry >>> net digits it police activity >>> i did not think there was anything at of the ordinary, >>> back out here live along the golden gate bridge traffic now moving in both directions san francisco police spokesperson said the fog prevented them from spotting a man the don't know how ip how high he climbed as for the

julliette goodrich explains../.you... might be surprised... what happens .../ when... you ...pay...your kids... escorted ... to... their connecting... flights. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- ten-year-old phoebe was all alone at one of the world's busiest airports. her parents paid united's extra 99-dollar fee to have their daughter escorted to her connecting flight. the escort never showed up. "they're trying to get the cheapest labor for so many of their services, and that's where the public's being misled." airline travel industry consultant alexander anolik says what united did was outsource the escort service,a little-known industry practice of hiring outside companies to escort kids from gate to gate. "when you drop a child off, you think it's with a career carrier employee. that's more reassuring than knowing that your kid is going to be taken by the cheapest labor they can find to get that person to another plane." phoebe was heading to camp in michigan. she flew first from s-f-o to &pchicago's o'hare, where she was stranded, never getting on her connected flight to michigan.

a young boy from the day is right there with them mars rover cbs reporter juliet's goodrich and he howbecame part of nasa history. you might call tenure rolled in decembrists the curiosity kid. >>> not only to andrew and dad follow curiosity on mars and jews name is on the rover. >>> curious how? >>> it's on a microchip in this says that it's on the back of the rover. >>> flies to mars and neither name is on the road to mars. in 2009 injury and bad sign that had anjous name etched on a microchip curiosity is now carrying on its back and microchip to mars. >>> once the eighth month journey through space. even watching curiosities close to perfect landing. >>> andrews younger sister even has a marses cool and stuck her fingernails. his bedroom is filled with space paraphernalia and a space knowledge is quite impressive for his age. almost there to move their considered asteroids. part of curiosities real goal is to hunt for signs of life on mars. ensign's the earth's creatures may not be alone universe. andrew the curiosity kid is part of this history in the making. in pleasanton juliet

crossing a railroad tracks at and try avenue in livermore on fuller's cbs five reporter juliet's goodrich and what she is doing to keep other people from making the same mistake. >>> does trespassing on railroad property. a veterinarian and mother of three crossed the railroad tracks near her home on a lunch break. >>> see across the track. it's a short cut for many people and even though it occurred just two seconds to cross the track union pacific officers stopped her and her tracks and slapped with a tickets. it's just so happens to be june 7th international trains saved today. >>> i wasn't throwing rocks at the train at wasn't throwing myself on to the tracks. it was a glittering. when she showed up in court she shocked when they enter the fined $6,000. laura wasn't just cited for crossing the train tracks she was cited for trespassing. a lot of people in this neighborhood crossover the tracks to get to the grocery stores as a shortcut to and happens a lot. we spotted dozens of people with groceries in hand crossing the tracks like a normal right of passage. >>> 105920 it depends on m

bet on the eastern shore don't have our reporting stations coming in yet but likely to be some fog goodrich all the tremendous rains they saw yesterday. still looking at a few showers south and east. that will pull away from us by 9:00. low to mid-70s, we head toward lunch time, upper 70s to low 80s. then this afternoon, an isolated storm at worst with highs in the mid to upper 80s. enjoy. >>> good morning, everybody. what's become a reversal of roles this season the washington nationals went into this weekend's series against philadelphia looking to maintain their lead in the division. since the phillies aren't going to win the title this year, they get to play the role of spoiler. jordan zimmerman man, phillies up, jimmy rollins adds two more. an inning later lance nix adds another, phillies up 4-0. cliff lee solid. he allowed seven hits in seven innings, striking out five batters, allowed just one run which came off a tyler moore rbi double. phillies win this one. >> they have got to find a ball club over here. we came in, and had momentum going their way and we got a little banged up. i

. >> i think that juliet goodrich has the best assignment all day. >> sheet was with all the fans inpetaluma watching every second of that awesome game where they just had this enormous victory. >> hello. yes, take a look at the screen, all of the baseball action was here at the petaluma theater and, yes, they won. the team won and actually won because they went beyond 10 runs. let me speak to becky, her son certainly contributed. we have you on live tv, obviously a great game, how you think he is feeling now? >> i think he's feeling excited, probably dreaming of i screamed. >> absolutely, tell us what happens now. >> a game on saturday against tennessee, we did lose to tennessee although we felt strongly that we should have beat them. >> 11 runs? >> amazing, every spot in the order spark the offense. it was wonderful. >> it was great to watch, thank you for helping us out during the newscast, we will have some interviews and reaction and the excitement from petaluma, certainly putting this town on the map. back to you.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, >> a trip to the united states finals was on

separately, a former apple employee, way in goodrich has filed suit against apple. he was executive producer over many of steve jobs key notes saying he was improperly fired at the end of last year when steve jobs promised him a job for life. yet another legal case involving apple. back to you. >> thank you very much. mary thompson rejoins us now. she has a market flash on best buy now. >> there are a couple of things on best buy, coming in 11 cents shy of analysts estimates at 20 cents. the stock has been making a bit of a comeback. on the call earlier the company's ceo said significant challenges remain for the company as it gets set to welcome a new ceo, hubert joly in september. the company plans to suspend its buy back program as well the earnings guidance. the interim ceo said this will allow mr. jol, the flexibility he might need to put his own strategic plan into place. m facebook best buy's price is where it was before the former chairman made the bid or talk about taking it private. there's been a bit of recovery there. >> thank you very much. >>> coming u