i used to work with stay state a grocery store when i was 16. >> really? >> bag groceried? checker, office manager, i did it all. >>> on your seven-day forecast, temperatures warm up next week with that emmy-award winning weather with upper 80s to near 90 degrees. she's visiting and asked for the list of things to do so i facebooked her back and i'm sharing with all of you, because there's a lot to do in san francisco. we should just enjoy it. >> the manager has to bag, also, wow? >> i did it all. >> i used to bag groceries at john's midtown market. >> it's a good training ground for the broadcast world. >> yes, it is. >>> coming up next at 5:00, an emergency landing forced a pilot to bring his plane out of southern california down early. >> a huge impact on this country and the world in general. >> how a former first lady fought so hard for women's rights. a look at the life of betty ford on the day she was laid to rest. mmewhy record rainfall could oranecu res m rcundes aow hou ys can stay safe. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc 5 bay area news. >>> what was that smell? fede

we would like to attract grocery stores and more retail. can you talk specifically about mid market? >> one of the earlier options, i think that education is important. some of the tremendous assets people fail to remember is the access to transportation. that makes it very attractive for the commercial tenants coming in. we have lots of ways to get here and we need to get over their perceptions and attract new companies to come here. >> thank you very much. next we have antony favor -- faber. is he here? ok, then we have jesus perez. >> could afternoon, supervisors. -- good afternoon, supervisors. i have been a resident of the area for the past seven years. i have been working with homeless families. i work with 30 or 40 immigrants, mostly chinese. i have been working in these communities for the past 15 years. fowe would like to help shelter the users know about their rights. later, i found a group that works with families to demand the city to get more affordable housing. as a person who has lived and worked in the neighborhood for the p

why experts say you could be overshopping at the grocery store. >>> and a slice of cake or 14 ho hos? tough choices. the popular restaurants that are taking calories to the extreme. >>> and we have been warming up degree by degree over the past couple of days and finally we are going to hit the hottest day of the week. more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, year.. stocks are mixed this afternoon. the dow is at ???? points right now. it's the largest new aircraft the dow up about 4 points today. not too bad. >>> it's the largest new aircraft order in aviation history. we are talking about american airlines. it says it will buy at least 460 new aircraft in the next five years. that order is split between airbus and boeing. the more efficient models will cut down on fuel costs. american also announced it will spin off its american eagle regional service as a separate company. >>> delta airlines is cutting service to two dozen u.s. cities. the air carrier blames high fuel costs plus an annual $14 million loss of revenue. most of the cities affected are in the midwest. delta has filed a 90-day n

. >> preparation can save you a lot of money in the grocery store. i'm not talking about clipping coupons, i'll have add vigs to save you lots of money before your next shopping trip. >> and later at 5:00, treasurer for a local boy scout troop accused of yugs his investment company to bilk customers out of their hard-earned mb. >>> researching ahead of time and hunting for coupons has been a good way to save money at the supermarket. >> now there is an app for that. there is an app for everything. >> yes. and there are grocery bills soaring and prices up more than 30% z seems like that much every time goi to the store that. is why it's important thafr n n -- than tofr sniff out savings. jenny is a bargain hunter, able to check apps for coupons to help her save big at the store. >> it is easier. i have my phone. >> consumer reports shop short dug deep to find new tools. >> if you've got a smaurt phone, you can down load apps and have kirk you'llars at your finger tips. >> grocery iq is another grocery app. >> if you zront a smart phone, some stores ha

when you get the receipt you will probably be hit with sticker shock at the grocery store. on the consumerwatch, julie watts says shoppers are going to have to dig deeper just to pay for the basics. >> reporter: according to the consumer price index grocery prices jumped .5% between april and may increasing the cost of most supermarket staples. for instance the price of bacon is up more than 8% and that's nothing compared to potatoes. all this has some shoppers looking for creative ways to save. have you noticed a change at the supermarket checkout. >> yes. >> reporter: when it comes to the price of grocery staples. >> they keep going up. >> reporter: but for some, the increased cost of bringing home the bacon is no laughing matter. in fact, the price of bacon is up 32 cents and that deli ham is up 35. but the biggest increase when it comes to the american farm bureau's 16 supermarket staples, russett potatoes are up 43 cents since april. turning to discount stores is just one way people are countering the rising costs. >> we cook at home quite a bit. >> reporter: here are

. >> more than a hundred former employees at grocery store in the east bay area are suing the chain. some of the workers say the latino supermarket chain did not pay legal wages or provide lunch breaks. they say the company retaliated against them for trying to improve working conditions. the suit seeks back wages and attorneys' fees. the grocery store says they can't comment because they haven't seen the suited. >>> and students at san jose find out they are going to be housed in a hotel. letters were sent out saying they have more demand for on campus housing and so the university is putting them up in hotel rooms. students have the option of cancelling their contracts but they would have to find their own a affordable housing. >>> today ben bernanke said they are prepared to provide additional stimulus to the economy if it is needed. >> possibility remains that the recent economic weakness may be more persistent than expected and provide for additional policy support. >> he says temporary factors such as high food and gas prices have slowed the economy. he said the fed would consi

. >> more than a hundred former employees at grocery store in the east bay area are suing the chain. some of the workers say the latino supermarket chain did not pay legal wages or provide lunch breaks. they say the company retaliated against them for trying to improve working conditions. the suit seeks back wages and attorneys' fees. the grocery store says they can't comment because they haven't seen the suited. >>> and students at san jose find out they are going to be housed in a hotel. letters were sent out saying they have more demand for on campus housing and so the university is putting them up in hotel rooms. students have the option of cancelling their contracts but they would have to find their own affordable housing. >>> today ben bernanke said they are prepared to provide additional stimulus to the economy if it is needed. >> possibility remains that the recent economic weakness may be more persistent than expected and provide for additional policy support. >> he says temporary factors such as high food and gas prices have slowed the economy. he said the fed would conside

. >>> you may love saving $10 to the grocery store. find out how they found out how to spend 49 cents on $1500 in grocery. we'll have more when eyewitness news continues at 11:00. >>> let's check out the drive home, here's a live look at i- 695. well, it's i-50 at sandy point. it's a rain -- rainy day going to the beach. >>> you were saying that some of the storms were more organized? >> well, some of the counties are warned. >> especially towards denton in northern talbot county. look at the storm. it's moving to the east. that's large cluster of lightning from centreville and denton. that's all of the towns that surround denton. be ready for that and realize that's going to be a while. >> we'll keep our eye on it. we'll see you. [ female announcer ] welcome to busch gardens virginia, where baltimore goes to get away. maybe it's because baltimore loves the legendary coasters. or that your entire family will have fun, even the little ones. it could be that water country usa has more of the waves, slides and rides everyone wants. so pla

in pleasanton one lists walmart and another one lists architecture firm and both proposals show a grocery store with a farm and said bakery. walmart says it has nothing to announce right now. >> in the tough economy one group of teachers in great demand, those that specialize liez in in math and south africans. california will need 30,000 teachers in those fields in the next ten years. lyanne melendez looks at what is being done to meet the demand. >> he has worked at retail and at a consulting firm. >> realizing math is just math, it grows into science and grows in other subjects. on. >> her training starts in this classroom, one month of intense preparation under the residency program. they will spend one year shadowing a veteran teacher at one of the 30 schools operating in low income communities in california. while working on their credentials and master's degrees. we have high demand to have and highly qualified teachers who understand the subjects and how to teach it well. >> the obama administration has called on nonprofits like this to recruit and prepare for science is teachers.

then throw it out. >> reporter: speaking of groceries. the old arm and hammer baking sew disa says replace every three months, but the new one says every 30 days even though the product hasn't changed. >> trying to sell more product. >> reporter: myth three. you must get your oil changed every 3,000 miles. so i called some shops. seven said every 3,000 miles, three, including two honda dealerships said every 4,000 to 5,000 miles. they were all wrong says right here in my owner's manual, every 7,500 miles. myth four, expired drug cost make you expire. toss out expired prescription drugs that your life depends on. >> things like pain relievers, allergy pled sins, they are -- medicines, they're going to be good for several years after. get them out of the bathroom. hot steamy air will make them break down sooner. >> reporter: myth five, your computer becomes obsolete as soon yous you -- as you as you buy it. as long last it's not running slowly, no need to upgrade. >> you have to replace the ink cartridge when it says some. some ink cartridg

somebody bought the winning ticket at a giant grocery store. ackpot is worth $107 milligan, or $68 million in a lump sum. the grocery still will get a bonus of $50,000. >>> prosecutors have called for charges on dominique strauss-kahn. plus, i plan intercepted near ompound ofential c camp david. >>> the case against former imf chief dominic strauss, appears to be unraveling. he's accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid in new but now there are ut the accuser and picious telephone call that she made. dominique strauss-kahn and his wife left their manhattan home today. he is going from delphi to ated.y vindic today, new evidence against his ser. osecutors say they have a recording of a phone call the boyfriend in her arizona. reportedly tells him, don't y has a lot of money, i know what i am doing. >> i think you understand why we believe from the beginning this case was not what it appears to be. >> the case began collapsing after prosecutors released the supplies and inconsistencies. >> you in my on your tax forms, but when you like to be a

well the city's ban on cigarette sales at drugstores originally excluded grocery stores that containeds. that law has been expanded. because another court decided that the exception violated constitutional equal protection guarantees. >>> speaking of smoke, hooka lounges are being snuffed out in san francisco. 17 of the lounges have been ordered to shut down or become smoke free by the city's health department. they have been told to get rid of all tobacco products and paraphernalia. the lounges violate city and state bans on indoor smoking. >> three people are going to get layed off and we're going to lose another business. tough times going on. >> the owner of the dream hooka lounge has to become smoke free by tonight. they have decided to shut down. other owners will convert to something else. the effort to shut down the hooka lounges which someone living nearby complained about the smoke and the noise. >>> more green space than any other municipality in the country. whether you are playing sports, getting the kids outside or walking the dog, you have an enemy, digging, tunneling, d

earned a purple heart in vietnam and retired after more than 30 years selling mother's cookies to grocery stores. he loves fishing and this was his first time on the baja trip. >> last minute. two spots opened up, two guys couldn't make it, so we were supposed to go together. and now -- i offered for him to go for father's day and he went. caught with some friends of ours. >> brian was not his first, it's an annual family tradition for him and his three brothers. his brothers craig and gary pictured here and glenn survived when the boat capsized. family friend dianne cho says the family won't leave baja and all their adventures, they never left a brother behind. >> it's a special bonding time for them. they do other activities, too. we know that the three of them, craig, gary, and glenn, are all doing their very best down there. > brian wong is a month away from retiring. he and his family are clinging for hope. >> he could be on one of the islands, he could be in a dais so he can't find his way. so it's -- there's still hope that they can find him alive. >> and the families of the missin

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new restrictions that could be coming to a grocery store near you. >>> tsa employees under fire this week for searching an elderly woman's diaper but today more questions about what the workers do when a man flies across the country with an expired i.d. and without a ticket. >>> a summer vacation that's anything but ordinary. what prince williams says about his overseas trip up next. >>> and live at music in the park where temperatures are heating up here in downtown san jose. much likehe sound, soon, of some hawaiian iaan reggae musi. < >>> a house safe is your food. only 2 percent of the food imported by the united states gets inspect and now that number might shrink due to budget cuts. lawmakers voted the cut more than $200 million from the fda's food safety budget. the cuts come in spite of recent outbreaks of e-coli and salmonella linked to things like bad eggs, spinach and peanuts. they are worried the cuts will cause a greater risk for the food supply. the cdc says 48 million americans get sick from contaminated food every year. >>> a controversial bill barring people from buy

the plan calls for smaller shops and restaurants to be on the ground level and the grocery store woulde up the second floor. the traditional grocery store parking lot would go away and shoppers would park their cars underground. a garage would be built to accommodate 170 cars and would have entranced on both sides of the store. but as the saying goes, you can't please everyone. some play the new plan will change the walkability of the neighborhood. but designers say it will make it safer. public comment will be taken at city hall on the 20th. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the santa clara city council will give joe montana 18 months to submit a development proposal. the new exclusivenegotiating agreement is for land. they are interested in leasing two city-owned plots. the major investment would include a hotel, restaurant and sports bar. the city mayor says the deal is good for santa clara. >> it's important to know that the city never sells their land. we would be leasing our land. this is a piece of the property that the city would continue to own, and receive other sales benefits. it's

recipients can use the cards wherever visa is accepted and not just at grocery stores. get this, the switch is expected to save the state at least $4 million a year in postage. >>> if you want a healthier diet ditch your credit cards before you head to the grocery store. researchers did several experiment that found the pain of paying with cash can curb spending on junk food. they looked at register receipts over six months from over 1,000 shoppers and found shoppers bought more food, considered impulsive and unhealthy, when they paid with plastic. >>> blame it on the plastic. uh-huh. >>> up next, a place thous resand thous ndarof harry potter fans are about to take their last magical trip. been of >>> finally tonight, the long wait is almost over for thousands upon thousands of harry potter fans. >> they have been camped out in london's t london's trifal gar square. they have travelled from the the u.s. and mention to see the premiere. an elaborate red carpet has been set up forefans to catch a glimpse of the characters. they say the carpet is running about three-quart

a giants grocery store in herndon, virginia, sold a winning ticket.ottery officials say the winner has not come forward. folks get out your tickets. here's the winning numbers, drum roll please. 12, 17, 30, 45, 47 and the megaball, 26. >>> if you've seen them you've probably done a double take at those five-finger running shoes. they are quite strange looking. so much so, in fact, the army has banned them. according to the "washington post," the army believes that the glove-like shoes for your feet detract from a professional military image. they say only shoes that accommodate all five toes in one compartment are allowed but some opponents say. ban puts looks before results. one anonymous army commander report said the shoes helped his shin splints but significantly reduced his running time. >> have you seen them? >> i have. i have a friend that wears them and swears by them. i would like to think if they were better for you but, you know. >> you know, it's the u.s. army. >>> so severe storms or some storms. >> i think we're going to have some storms

. >>> today the crew of the final space shuttle mission delivered a year's worth of groceries to thenternational space station. astronauts used a robot arm from the space station to lift the container out of the shuttle atlantis and attach it to the station. right now you are looking at live pictures of the astronauts working. now, the container they've been working on is 21 feet long and about the size of a bus and it has food and clothes and spare parts inside. the astronauts are going to be spending the next week unloading it. >>> and there is a new campaign to fight that baby fat. >> in this case, it really is for babies. the new exercise guidelines even for those too young to walk. >>> low clouds and fog surging onshore. drizzle toward the coastline. more to come. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> wem, the decision has already been -- well, the decision has already been made to save a 250-year-old tree on the peninsula but now the question is, how they should do it. kcbs radio matt bigler on the root of the dispute to spare an old oak nicknamed granny fro

and the groceries are then delivered to the door steps.he store has attracted more than 10,000 new customers. >> that is brilliant. >> cool idea, huh? >> and and more plays places trying to phase out paper receipts, critics say this means more trouble. >> there is a good reason to have a slurpy on this chilly july day. ♪ mmm. oh gosh. oh dear. big deal. you're delicious. so what. i've got news for you. there's no such thing... ...as a bear sheriff. you think i'm afraid of you? hey what? you don't have to be mean to the ke. i do. you don't. i do. just eat yoplait light. they have great flavors like... boston cream pie, raspberry cheesecake. even though i work here, i've lost weight. wow. yeah. carry on. (announcer) 28 delicious flavors at around 100 calories each. >> sunny skies right now. and it's about 70 degrees this, is one of the warmer locations this monday. spencer christian has a look for the rest of the week just ahead.. >> and it may soon be easier to get hands on your credit score without getting roped into paying for it. new rul

. >>> you ever been in the grocery store and seen the ads they put on the floor now? you are still looking at ads because the ads are on the floor. turns out there's a connection between the ads on the floor of the grocery store and the really shaky looking future of the guy who owns fox news. >>> ever found yourself walking down the aisle of your local grocery store and then you get stopped in your tracks by something like this? not actually some poor guy that has managed to get him pinned under the heavy rack of the medicine oil. this is a sort of cool advertisement placed on the floor, it's designed to capture eye and make you want to buy their product. no matter it where it hurts, this painkiller targets your pain. look up, look up, now buy that particular painkiller. this is called floor ads. floor ads are big business across this country because -- come on, if you're a company who sells stuff? supermarkets, wouldn't you want a big, shiny floor ad like this one? a couple of years ago, a floor ad mysteriously started losing top clients. they didn't because people

the measure had an exepgz for grocery -- exception for grocery stores.it was removed after a court found it violated the constitutional guarantee of equal protection. >>> carl icon made an offer to buy oakland based clorox to take the company private. they are offer 10 billion. the biggest shareholder of clorox. the bid may be an attempt to flush out buyers. in addition to pwhraoerb they make trash bags and salad dressing. clorox got its start in oakland in 1913. >>> on wall street, google rose 22 points. following google's strong earnings report. the chief executive officer of the dow jones company is the latest casualty of the news corp phone hacking scandal. dow jones ceo was in charge of the uk tabloid at the heart of the scandal for 12 years. he became head of dow jones in december 2007. rupert murdock owns the the paper. the chief executive national resigned. rebekah brooks is the editor of the tabloid that is accused of hacking into phones for stories. >>> a keep piece of nasa technology might be made here in the bay area. a richmond company just

60 second commercial features a man telling his wife he shouldn't have signed a me fission at the grocery store. under state law, it's illegal to use initiative signatures for anything other than the initiative petition. >> all right, let's go over to the comcast news desk. lots of people, very sad about the news. >> we'll get to that, jessica. what a busy day in local nfl football. nambi leaving, but we'll tell you where the former oakland corner is headed. plus, the giants in cincinnati tonight. the game going to extra innings. but would the torture be worth it for san francisco? find out ahead here on nbc bay area. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you ever considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. buy one droid 3 by motorola, the thinnest full qwerty smartphone ever for $199.99, and get another one free. >>> good evening. i'm brody brazil. a football free agent frenzy, but we begin with the giants trying to win their third straigh

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. >> reporter: according to his owner, billy had got known a grocery bag and ate several packs of this sugar-free gum. the gum contains a sweetener called xylitol. it's used in many products even toothpaste. in humans, it's considered safe. but in dogs, xylitol can be toxic. despite five days of inturbulence i have care he had multiple or -- intensive care, he had multiple organ failure, he couldn't be saved. he was euthanized, his owner heartbroken. >> down, good boy. >> reporter: this vet specialist says dog owner need to know the danger. >> i personally would never buy gunman with xylitol because i have dogs. if i leave a pack around, i wouldn't want my dog to get into it. >> reporter: since 2006, calls to the national animal poison control center have tripled. makers of this gum urge pet owners to keep sugar-free products away from their pets. billy's owner wishes she had known. >> to the doctor that help her when she came in i can't believe this. i had no idea. why isn't there a warning on the label? >> reporter: while billy ate a lot of xylitol gum, dr. mccleon has seen symptoms

. >>> wal-mart may be planning to open at least two stand alone grocery stores in the east bay. pleasanton has received plans for a new supermarket in the former knob hill building. also plans submitted to the city of hayward for a grocery store in the former circuit city building on whipple road. the architect in both cases is a company that has worked with wal-mart. wal-mart is not commenting on those proposals. >>> right now the time is 4:48. we have man versus shark. the dramatic fight captured in the water between a fisherman in a canoe and a shark. >>> i've been meaning to ask, did you ever get that fiddler off the roof? >> san francisco's wild relief pitcher steals the show at thest by awards and it wasn't just his beard they were talking about. >>> welcome back to the morning news. it's now 4:51. and after nearly a week in space the crew of atlantis gets a little free time today. earlier this morning though it was some of the less glamorous work of being an astronaut. the crew actually had to hand carry some of the food and clothing over to the space station from the shu

grocery store parking lot will go away and customers will park their cars underground the garage willilt to accommodate 170 cars and have entrances on both sides of the store. but as the saying goes, you cannot please everyone they say it will cause a traffic congestion and changed her the neighborhood. but the designers say that the opposite will happen it will make it more attractive and safer. public comment will be taken a city hall on the 20th. >> vick--google offers became popular in portland and has now expanded to the bay area and new york. we explained how this works and what it can do for you. >> of bob's and donuts in san francisco between sacramento and clay street are a perfect example of how google offers can help a mom-and-pop business and customers looking for a great deal. now go to the web site, search for google offers sign up by giving your e-mail and that is it once a day you will get a discount from a merchant or service in your area. you will have half a day or one day to except and purchase the offer once you purchase it, most merchants will offer the deal for

everybody is experiencing higher grocery bills. it's so much more expensive to shop.how in the world you can cut corners? and don't say just clip coupons. there has to be another way. >> for 24 years, people have exposed their entire financial life to me, so i can tell you the biggest area of overspending in a typical family's budget is food. so it's the difference of eating out, takeout, or cooking at home. if you go out for a dinner for four and we're not talking about anything excessive, we're talking a minimum of 50 bucks to get out of that restaurant, right? take out, you're probably talking 5 bucks. but to cook a meal at home, you should be able to cook it for about ten bucks for a family of four. the difference there is between $2600 a year and $5200 a year. so that's substantial savings. >> you're talk about like an every night thing? >> no, that's a one night a week. let me tell you, if you did that every night you eat out versus every night you cook home, $15,000 a year you could save. doct >> that's incredible. >> so we need to cook you are on own food. i'm

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the family owned grocery store says employees are treated fairly. says the threat of a lawsuit stems from the fact that the stores are not unionized. >> some 60 million people travel in and out of bay area airports every year. today those responsible for making sure that they are safe came under fire at capitol hill. despite billions being spent on security. critics in congress charge the nation's airports are vulnerable to terror attacks. homeland security department presented a report, showing 25,000 security breaches since 9/11. reminding the committee a terrorist needs to slip through security once to cause serious damage. the report estimates 6,000 travelers made it past government screeners without the proper scrutiny. >>> still ahead at 6:00. imagine staying in a flying hotel. is this for real? it soon could become a reality. we will show you the sky-high plan. >>> coming up, how women's national soccer team is inspiring girls here in the bay area. >> good evening, i am chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. so much fog over the past sttwo days.

later they'll receive the groceries at their doorstep. so far 10,000 customers in seoul are using the service. pretty cool. >> it is really cool. all right. so quick, instant dpratification. all right -- gratification. all right. and you heard about this $200,000 picasso stolen from a gallery in san francisco. we're happy to report that the stolen painting has been found. and the suspect put in jail. not really a painting, it was a drawing. the alleged thomas crown wannabe -- a sketch. he's some guy from jersey. he's not even from california. he's from jersey, gets on a plane, guess to california. according to police he walks into a gallery, walks out with a $200,000 picasso sketch. he's being held on $5 million bail. >> i like how you call him -- he's a thomas crown wannabe. he's absolutely not a thomas crown. first of all, he's caught on tape, video camera. secondly, he takes a taxi after he steals the painting. that's easy to track down. this guy is no thomas crown. he's a bad art northeast, but he has good taste. a beautiful etching.

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today, the county licensing board cleared that grocery store to sell wine and beer.revious efforts to open a grocery store in that area had been unsuccessful, because regulators did not grant the license. >>> coming up on news4 at 6:00, a dramatic decision has been made about the tabloid newspaper that hacked into the voice mails of murder victims and dead soldiers. >>> a roof collapsed a soccer stadium, one person killed. it sent dozens of others scrambling for their lives. >>> after complaints about patdowns of the elderly and babies, now there is a complaint of another kind. >>> hakem, are what's ahead in sports? >> serena williams giving back to kids on the tennis court. bryce harper off to a good start. and the nats have a in that case for winning close ball games. another >>> a construction project at a soccer stadium in the netherlands turned for the worse today when the roof partially collapsed and one person was killed. at least 12 other workers were injured and taken to the hospital. construction was under way to add more seating to the arena. rescuers are

for target, which also has a grocery store, it's a good chance to sell other things. >> this week our sunday ad had a lot of groceries for everyone shopping for bbqs and hopefully coming in, grabbing clothes. >> more convenient that they have everything. if you see something you didn't think you needed, grab it. it's there. >> reporter: another major reason, retailers and consumers alike like one thing, no pressure. >> it gibs people extra time to shop and look around, see what is out there. like black friday of the summer time. >> more time to walk around and just browse. so it's relaxing, i guess. >> reporter: while some retailers offered 80% off, this year's average was 20%. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san jose man is once again the fourth of july hot dog eating champion. but it wasn't without controversy. >> joey chestnut is going to take his fifth title at the nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> so hard to watch. isn't it? joey chestnut collected the $10,000 grand prize by putting away 62 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. that is short of the record of 88

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in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that draws as well as he does. it is perfect, following the contours and making the shape of the body. >> your gallery represents artists from all over, not just the bay area, an artist that work in a lot of different media. how to use some of what you look for in artists you represent? >> it is dependent on people are confident with their materials. that is a really important thing. there is enough stuff in the world already. >> you also have in his current show an artist who makes sculpture out of some really interesting types of materials. let's go over and take a look at that. here we are in a smaller space. project galle

look around my neighborhood and see the changes that are happening, i so there is no neighborhood grocery store. i see that small businesses in particular are coming and going, and they haven't been able to really sustain themselves. from my work experience in working for the city in the mayor's office as well as in the non-profit, i had a good sense as to what some of the challenges were. when i look in the future, i could see more challenges coming. i thought i had a set of experiences and more importantly a passion and desire to serve. >> i understand that no one wants to have their programs cut. of course not. i also want everyone here to understand that no one up here wants to cut programs because they don't care about the population being served. there are no value ains here. we are all on the same team. it is a tough situation, as we are here so that we can begin the work together. >> i am actually more forward thinking. for me it is less about being left or right, or in this town, moderate or progressive. it is really about the issues and about creating policies that will have a s

there is going to be walmart grocery stores in other states but this would be the first for californiaf it does happen. >> the evidence seems to be there that it is going to be walmart. >> but walmart is not talking. >> mike is talking. >> mike is talking about a forecast, if you are not crazy about the mist and fog seems to be gone, less this morning and warming trend down the road. >> what do you think about terry's assessment. >> thigh highway is been listening. now that we are two hours into the show. good morning everybody. cold front passed through yesterday and turned on the atmosphere just enough in the way of cloud cover or drizzle this morning but we have nice northerly flow that is bringing the cool air down from alaska even with the extra sunshine to jump much. sfo out of the west gusting to 23, 18 miles an hour at half moon bay, hayward, 15 and 26 in concord to 15 in fairfield. so a nice stiff breeze has kept temperatures along with the clouds that are just coming back much cooler, from 1 degree in oakland to 8 in los gatos. so we're starting off cooler, temperatures float

. >>> and what items at the grocery store are still -- >>> tempers flaired today in new york city right outside the apartment of dominique kahn. security thought a photographer was trying to take a picture of kahn as he was trying to return to the building after court. >>> and that came after the sexual assault case took a stunning turn today. he was released from house arrest and the case against him could be crumbling. >> we ask you and we ask the world not to rush to judgment in this case. and now i think you can understand why. >> a judge in manhattan today released the former head of the monetary fund on his own recognizant. this comes after the credibility of the woman is being questioned. the da gave the judge evidence that the 32-year-old immigrant lied on tax forms and on her asylum application. she told police she was once gang raped and then recanted that story. but attorneys said the woman gave the information to him herself. he will be refunded the $6 million he posted in bail. but at this point the district attorney has not dismissed the charges against straus-kahn. >>> un

a grocery store with a pharmacy and bakery. walmart says it has nothing to announce right now. >> in the tough economy, one group of teachers in great demand. those that specialize in math and science. as babyboomers retire. california will need more than 30,000 teachers over the next ten years. education reporter lyanne melendez looks at what is needed to meet the demand. >> he has worked at retail and a consultant firm. now, he hopes to be a good math teacher. >>> realizing that math is just not math, it grows into science and other subjects and tha uses math as strong foundation. >> she is training one month of intense preparation of aspired residency teacher program. they will spend one year shadowing a veteran teacher operating in low income communities in california. while working on their kre deny rnls. >> middle cool and high school we have high demand to have highly qualified teachers who understand the subjects and also understand how to teach it well. >> the obama administration has called on nonprofits like aspire t

surveillance of the bank robber this happened yesterday at alamo drive at the wells fargo inside a grocerysure how match money the robber got away with their is a $10,000 reward to get jim perrin >> 48 sarah cole gave the boy and marijuana and cigarettes and suggested they have sex the victim was a best friend of her children bear i. >> this is look at the mt. tam cam a lot clearer than it has been the last couple days >> the morning it is 5:54 a.m. temperatures in the mid-50s 71 net will be the high end oakland and we'd look at a warm-up we're going to get a few more degrees on wednesday and thursday then saturday and sunday it will be a lot warmer >> yesterday the giants spent the day at the white house that came out was supposed to meet with the team earlier but was delayed because of the capture of osama bin laden. >> it was a celebration fit for a whole world champion ball team burie. >> after watching him pitch eight incredible innings and 11 strikes in around america learn it is sometimes better to bet on a skinny diapeguy. >> and then there is a guy with a beard, i do fear him and

. >>> a bear was shot and killed in tahoe after it wandered into a grocery store. the 350-pound bear walked up right to surprised shoppers sitting in an outdoor table. a wildlife crew captured and killed the bear. this is the third time that the bear had to be captured by wildlife workers. >>> ktvu news uncovered new information about the two men now charged in the bryan stow beating case. norwood and sanchez appeared in a los angeles courtroom today. the arraignment was put off until next month. so his girlfriend told us over the phone that the delay is frustrating. >> i just want justice to be served. i want them to receive the maximum penalty for their actions. >> reporter: we obtained court documents that detail another incident allegedly committed by sanchez that same night for throwing something at a woman who was wearing a giant's shirt. and the law enforcement source tells us that fans in the same section as norwood and sanchez reported them to authorities for acting like quite belligerent aggressive -- like quote, belligerent, aggressive jerks. >>> happeni

. >>> a bear was shot and killed in tahoe after it wandered into a grocery store. the 350-pound bear walked up right to surprised shoppers sitting in an outdoor table. a wildlife crew captured and killed the bear. this is the third time that the bear had to be captured by wildlife workers. >>> ktvu news uncovered new information about the two men now charged in the bryan stow beating case. norwood and sanchez appeared in a los angeles courtroom today. the arraignment was put off until next month. so his girlfriend told us over the phone that the delay is frustrating. >> i just want justice to be served. i want them to receive the maximum penalty for their actions. >> reporter: we obtained court documents that detail another incident allegedly committed by sanchez that same night for throwing something at a woman who was wearing a giant's shirt. and the law enforcement source tells us that fans in the same section as norwood and sanchez reported them to authorities for acting like quite belligerent aggressive -- like quote, belligerent, aggressive jerks. >>> happeni

a federal judge dismissed the suit that argued grocery stores have a constitutional right to sell smokesthe city's ban on cigarette sale at drugstores originally excluded grocery stores that included pharmacies but now the law has been extended because it violated constitutional equal protection guarantees. >>> the clock is ticking for congress. they have yet to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling. if they can't meet the deadline, it's the first time the lust default on the loans. we are expecting a new plan to be unvailed this weekend. tomorrow, she's a free woman. that's when casey anthony will be released from jail. she was acquitted last week of murdering her daughter, but she was found guilty on four counts lying to police. >>> rupert murdoch is apologizing. the chairman of news corporation signed a pull page -- full page apology that acknowledges serious wrong doing. >>> government debt problems are having an effect on the money as explained in the money watch report. >> reporter: wall street is coming off the worst week in nearly a year. concerns about debt problems in th