i'm brian hackney... i'm mark k to talk about in o >> good morning. it is 7:30. thanks for joining us this morning. >> we have a whole bunch to get to in the next half hour. >> phil matier is off this morning, by the wa but we're going to have some chiming in coming from in, also, the kill switch. a lot of talk about that recently and an important vote tomorrow could send the bills of the assembly on the governor's desk. stopping robberies and new staff shows and a political bandwagon of sorts. >> we'll all pay more for gas in the coming year because there's a new bill that's forcing the state to spend $3 billion to $5 billion to clean up the mix going into your gas tanks s. the refinery spending more on a new mix to make sure the emissions stay low and the gas prices stay high. >> and remember the stowaway? he wants to close the security gaps at some of these airports. >> lots coming up. first, let's take a look at the weather forecast for your sunday, brian. >> let's get to the important stuff. as we go to the bay bridge, a mix of low clouds over the city in ma

it's mondays, june 2, i'm michelle griego >> good morning and i'm brian hackney.g to start out, there az truthful out this morning. >> yeah, had to use the windshield coming into work today. we're going to see some cooler temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> we are already waking up to a traffic alert in san jose, northbound 680 at hoff steader road and there's still a lot of debris after this earlier crash in vallejo. a couple big problems on the roadways. we'll break it down coming up. >>> some developing news now about a san francisco man that's so dangerous the f.b.i. says you should not go near him. 42 year ryan chamberlain is wanted on explosives charges. >> reporter: yellow crime tape covers a green door, all that's left after a 15-hour search by the f.b.i. >> i saw the street blocked off

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm michelle agreeing o it's 6:00.with liz on the morning commute. >> a number of accidents still out there on the road. this is

hackney. we begin with breaking news: a united flight bound for california had to make a su r an >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. a united flight bound for california had to make a sudden stop to kansas after an emergency slide deployed in the cabin. one of the passengers snapped this after the plane landed. firefighters boarded the plane once it was on the ground. not clear what caused the slide to deploy. nobody was hurt. passengers were taken off of the plane and put up in a hotel. they will head to orange county in the morning. >>> dangerous heat in the bay area today. dozens of people were overcome by heat. for a few dozen it was not enough. >> reporter: sunday afternoon at the alameda county fair. hotter than a cheeseburger on the grill. >> so hot. the sun is burning. >> reporter: the fair was not all fun and games, tents around 100 degrees, medics were running ragid, rescuing 30 people from heat exhaustion, rushing them to the er. >> not drinking enough water or not eaten

brian hackney is here with those conditions. brian? >> you bet, ken. i mean, it's windy, cold, it's summer in san francisco. and occasionally do get some drizzle and you can see that the hi-def doppler is picking up a few light showers. crescent city reported rain in the last hour. for us not much more than just a few sprinkles and some drizzle near the shoreline. but it is certainly making for a cloudy finish to what has been a mild day in the bay area. nevertheless, temperatures inland dropped like a set of car keys today. they were down by about 10 degrees. it's going to be cool again tomorrow. something completely different by the weekend. we have the forecast for a heat wave coming into the bay area after we deal with this. we'll have the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> we have developing news. a tech entrepreneur in mountain view busted for running websites the feds are linking to child prostitution. kpix 5's len ramirez on how this case is tying into a nationwide sting. len. >>> reporter: ken, the website myredbook.com is well known

. >> and i'm brian hackney. let's get a weather already on this monday morning. we will begin with mr. k. that june gloom didn't waste any time. low clouds and fog and drizzle it morning. looks like that's going to be hanging out for a few hours here this morning. this afternoon, it willing cooler but we'll find some warm sunshine in the valleys, 70s there. only 50s out toward the coastline. very gray. cloudy skies out toward the bay now. you may need your windshield wipers from time to time. by the afternoon, we'll see 74 degrees from concord, 74 in san jose and 61, pretty cool, partly cloudy in san francisco. let's check on the roads with linda. >>> we have breaking news for folks that want to use muni service in san francisco. e

go hackney. >>> levi stadium will open its doors if a little over a month. tonight's question is, will they be able to get there? good evening. the stadium is just about finished and k about pix reporter mark kelly there was and shows us the big first dress rehearsal happened it in the parking lot. >> reporter: the clock is running out, weeks before the fans fill the seats here, a dry run ensuring everyone is on the same page. >> it is looking good so far. >> reporter: working with bta, it is her light rail that will transport thousands of fans to the stadium on game dame. sunday, bta talked strategy. >> an active railroad, we want to make sure people are safe while waiting to get on to their train. >> reporter: four public transit alone will pump fans into the stadium. to get the complete game day effect, they shutdown a street on sunday, exactly what they will do for all games with more than 20,000 people. cones and fences on the street guided fans from bta into the stadium. planners estimate as many as 4,000 fans will take cal tran to reach the stadium. a

. >>> good afternoon, i'm brian hackney. frank is off today: >>> and i'm michelle griego. breaking news, san jose firefighters are battling a brush fire in kelly park right now. it broke out just over an hour ago, and it is burning near center road and fayl a an avenue at the southern end of the park. this is a live look from chopper 5. authorities say no one has been injured and no homes are threatened and we're also told it may have started from a car fire near by. kpix 5 lynn is close by. >> reporter: this fire has not affected any of those operations. the park continues to operate with families and little kids there. it's going to be a little bit smoky. you can see the fire continues to put out a lot of smoke. the white smoke that you see on the picture indicates that firefighters are starting to get a lot of water on the fire. as you mentioned, it has been burning for about one hour. so firefighters are well in place here. this became a three alarm fire, and there's about 60 firefighters on the ground here. it looks like it's burned only a couple acres. no homes have

. >> i'm brian hackney. brian webb is at the civic center where the party is in full spring. brian. >> reporter: huge rainbow colored crowds all across the city today. the castro, dolores park, here at the civic center. but the people trying to make a buck out here start telling me the rainbow colors aren't exactly turning to green dollar bills quite as easily as they had hoped at least not so far. the hot dog vendor is not completely happy. the face-painting lady says it's so so, so far. there are an extra one million people give or take here in san francisco for pride weekend one of the biggest tourist weekends maybe the biggest all year. the hotels are full. the restaurants are packed. no doubt about it. there's money being made. we couldn't find any studies on figures of how much money is left behind in san francisco after this week. but it's definitely a lot. still, it's always a struggle to make a buck especially if you're painting faces one at a time. >> about meeting people and sitting downed and talking to them and making sure that they have a good experience, too. s

. >> i'm brian hackney. >> this morning, i called bob and janney bergdahl and told them that after nearly five years in captivity, their son bowe is coming home. >> right now, sergeant bowe bergdahl is on the way back from afghanistan to a u.s. army hospital in germany. years of searching and negotiating with the taliban finally paid off to win his freedom. wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl is finally free. obama administration officials say the taliban handed over bergdahl to u.s. special forces in eastern afghanistan saturday. the 28-year-old from haley, idaho, has been held as a prisoner of war since june 30, 2009. president obama spoke saturday evening with bergdahl's parents by his side. >> he wasn't forgotten by his country because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> i'd like to say to bowe right now who is having trouble speaking english, [ non-english language ] >> i'm your father. >> reporter: bergdahl's recovery followed years of negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban. with the government of qa

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. brian webb is at the presidio in san francisco where a fundraiser is just wrapping up. brian. >> reporter: well, nakano loved sports. he was actually playing basketball the night he was killed. so today a little golf to raise a little money to keep aya nakano's memory alive. >> reporter: a day of golf, food and fun. during a tough time for a still grieving mother. >> today is the celebration of aya's life, everything that he stood for, everything that he is all about, the love that he gave. >> reporter: maria lost her son a year ago this week, 22-year- old aya nakano was shot to death after a fender-bender in north oakland. the killer fled market street in a silver hatchback and got away. >> i'm his mother. i will always be his mother. and it is my absolute duty to find justice for aya. >> reporter: since that day, maria tried to honor her son by keeping his case alive, buying billboard space and raising money for a reward. still hoping to find the murderer and justice. >> he gave us

. >> i'm brian hackney. ida rothschild disappeared yesterday afternoon. she was found about 2.5 miles from her campsite. mark kelly reports. >> reporter: this photo captures 9-year-old ida with her mother soon after the little girl was found safe. lieutenant doug pittman was there for the reuniting. >> ida, where have you been? and i can't help but admit it made me smile when ida responded back, mom, i'm fine. >> reporter: the search began friday. ida's parents last saw her shortly after noon friday. throughout the evening, rescuers continued scouring the thick redwood forest worried ida was not fine. more than 200 people including volunteers searched samuel p. taylor state park. >> this is the largest by size and scale search effort that i have ever been involved with in marin county. >> reporter: in the end two cyclists who lived just a few miles from the state park found ida saturday morning shortly before 9:00. >> they were aware of the search taking place here and they intentionally close to come out and ride here in samuel p. taylor with the slight

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. for years, people living on the former naval station have been concerned the ground under their feet is radioactive and dangerous. mark kelly reports, a final test to be done this summer doesn't make them feel any more at ease. >> reporter: on the surface, treasure island is paradise but people who call the island home say scratch the surface and it's anything but. do you think it's safe to live on treasure island right now? >> i absolutely unequivocally do not believe it's safe. >> reporter: catherine lundgren lived here a decade and says the side effects from radiation are one reason she moved off the island. >> hair loss, rashes, cancer. >> reporter: the u.s. navy insists radiation levels pose no threat to public health. in fact, the plan is to turn the island over to private developers to build this residential complex over the next 15 years. >> it's going to be one of the premier addresses in san francisco. >> reporter: bob beck with the treasure island development authority expl

. >> and i'm brian hackney. the horse came up short in his bid for horse racing immor mallty. >> it is going to be close. it is going to be very close. and tonalist got there. >> california chrome finished fourth after going out as a huge favorite. the crowd hoped they would see something that didn't happen in 36 years. only 11 horses have won the triple crown since 1919. >> did you think he was going to win? >> yeah, we did! i thought he had a really good shot at it. >> the belmont is the most challenging race of the triple crown. at a mile-and-a-half, it's the longest of the tracks. >> california chrome had plenty of support in golden gate fields this afternoon. a large crowd gathered to cheer him on. many took their support to another level wearing horse's colors of purple and green. andria borba has more on why his owner was so angry. >> reporter: in the moments after the race, california chrome's owner did not hold back. >> he didn't have it in him apparently. >> reporter: with the kentucky derby and preakn

. >> i'm brian hackney. brian webb is at the big watch party in san francisco, just an agonizing finish to the match against portugal. >> reporter: it was tough to watch, up and down for the whole crowd today. first hats off to the clean-up crew, pretty much back to normal after about an hour. earlier today it was almost like the next bestening to being in brazil yourself. 5,000 plus fans packed the san francisco civic center today standing room only cheering on team usa. it was a great game, so every eye was on the screen at every moment, a 17 by 13-foot screen to be exact. forget the comfort of your couch, soccer fans wanted to be around other fans and you thought that country didn't like the sport. country -- this country didn't like the sport. >> i like to travel, but we don't have the opportunity to go there. you can have the world cup here in san francisco. >> reporter: the game ended in a tie, portugal scoring 16 seconds to go. that was a real bummer. the fans here tell me team usa pretty much give or

go hackney. >>> levi stadium will open its doors if a little over a month.ght's question is, will they be able to get there? good evening. the stadium is just about finished and k about pix reporter mark kelly there was and shows us the big first dress rehearsal happened

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. jean quan says she has the know-how to run a city and is confident she can win. mark kelly reports quan claims in a little more than three years, she got a struggling city back on its feet. >> reporter: family at her side, oakland mayor jean quan officially announced she wants to run oakland again giving herself this nickname after four years in office. >> the one thing the mayor has to be is chief defender of the city. >> reporter: as chief defender she told the crowd that she has helped bring 7500 new homes to oakland. more than 1.3 million square feet of new retail, reform. police pensions and made the streets safer within three years. >> the city that was financially in really bad shape and now we are just fighting about where we're putting the surplus, that's a big change in three years. >> but with success has come confusion, too. a vote was scheduled this week but two city council members pulled a no show. preventing the authority that oversees the coliseum from taking a final

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good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. kpix 5's brian webb is at sievics center downtown in san francisco. >> reporter: what a game. every eye on the screen. every minute. as you mentioned. it ended in a bit of a disappointment with a tie. so that's a bummer. but when all is said and done, usa soccer as a whole, may end up being a big winner. san francisco's civic center is the world away from the world cup. but it's almost feeling like a front row seat. >> so many people here, i didn't think there were going to be so many people. it's like so crazy. >> reporter: this has become kind of like a world cup west coast headquarters. crowding around a screen with a few thousand of their newest closest soccer fan friends. >> it's amazing yeah right and so much culture and -- ethnicity. everything. you know you got it all. >> reporter: this game is a big chance for u.s. soccer to shine on the world stage. taking on a top team like portugal. that's bringing out soccer fans of all shapes and sizes in a country that's not supposed to

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good evening, i'm brian hackney in for ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook.ed tape could cause 6,000 jobs to head elsewhere. len ramirez with how they will cut through it. >> reporter: it's not that california doesn't want to be the home of tesla's big battery factory. >> we are hoping that tesla will stay in the golden state. >> reporter: it is according to silicon valley leadership group that the golden state might have too much red as in tape. >> at the end of the day they have a make a sound business decision that competitive in the marketplace. >> reporter: that's where new legislation aimed at making california more fast and friendly to businesses like tesla comes in. >> what we ought to be doing is talking about what can we do to make it -- what can we do to make it happen. >> reporter: it would provide for financial incentives and loosen the rules to fast track construction. >> we need to be creative and think outside the box in terms of what do we need to do to retain business and draw new business to california. >> reporter: elon musk says californi

. >> i'm brian hackney. brian webb is at the civic center where the party is in full spring.olored crowds all

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. >> the plan of having more of the unique and less the same has made hackney a place to live. it has markets to draw the crowds and it's the cutting edge of britain's vibrant fashion industry. last year it was announced they would bring in a fashion hub, a different approach than to have them dominate the area. one area has faced the same issues of high crime and poverty has left their marks but there is a change in the air. they have a thriving street dominated by businesses set up by ethnically diverse businesse businesses. transportation is here, and there is development to keep the distinct spirit. >> bring in a developer's notion of what should be there without recognizing what is already in place. >> improving these urban spaces about communities who live in them >> new dawn in beijing, the ancient capital of the world's fastest growing country, home to the 2008 olympics. it's the vibrant centre, the super power, where the old wrestles with the new. communism clashes with capitalism and a new global economy is born, swallowing all in its past. but one thing about its peo

. >> hackney and east london used to be synonymous with depravation. common leaps and bound - more of the unique, less of the same. that is a high lip disishable place to -- highly desirable place to live. hackney has markets, establishments to draw the crowds and is seen as a cutting edge of britain's vibrant fashion industry. it's an inner london regeneration success story. it's not gone unnoticed by the big brands. >> last year a fashion hub will be set up here, it was announced, alongside smaller independent ones. a different approach. in south london peckan am faced the same issues, high crime and poverty left their marks. there's a change in the air. it has a thriving area. new transport links are triggering off transformations and so the regeneration begip, and planners campaign for the development of spirit. >> the danger is conventional generation formats bringing in a developers knows of what should be there. >> without recognising what is already in place. >>> improving the urban spaces is about ghettoizing the community, and will be a major

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm michelle agreeing o it's 6:00. let's check in with liz on the morning commute. >> a number of accidents still out there on the road. this is the latest one we're watching, southbound 680 at kro canyon road fl you can see the delays in the southbound lanes. i guess that airway stall must still be there, westbound 580. they're really big for this time of the morning, 41 minutes and once you get past that airway exit, things improve out to the dublin interchange. 5:45, that's the time to turn the meetering -- metering lights on at the bay bridge. if you're just waking up, we have breaking thus in san francisco. there's been a worker sick-out with muni and they're telling us to expect major delays. bart is honoring muni riders fares all day. our reporter mark kelly will have a live report in a couple of minutes. first we got to get a check of the wert and not helping matters, drizzle and fog out there. >>> i was dodging some of the sand barrels out there, somebody smashed those at the 281 split. a little drizzle out th

tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,,,,,,,, i'm brian hackneyit is 7:30. thanks for joining us this morning. >> we have a whole bunch to get to in the next half hour. >> phil matier is off this morning, by the wa but we're going to have some chiming in coming from in, also, the kill switch. a lot of talk about that recently and an important vote tomorrow could send the bills of the assembly on the governor's desk. stopping robberies and new staff shows and a political bandwagon of sorts. >> we'll all pay more for gas in the coming year because there's a new bill that's forcing the

. >> reporter: the london black cab are or hackney carriage is as iconic as big ben and the houses ofree years. these young men learned every twist and turn of london's roads on pedal cycles studying for the test known simply as the knowledge. studying has moved with the times, but for today's drivers, the uber app may be a modern touch too far. >> some of us don't want to go online. >> reporter: but a lot of londoners apparently disagree. uber said yesterday they had an 850% spike in the number of new customers. these black cabbies' protest just may have backfired. gayle? >> clarissa what did that guy say in that last interview, the man with the mustache? what did he say? >> reporter: he said i don't want to be online, gayle. >> i understood it when you said it. i couldn't figure it out. what did he say? >> that's what i thought he said clarissa. i don't want to be online. >> norah called it. norah called it. thank you, clarissa. ahead on "cbs this morning" he went from writing music for the teenaged mutant ninja turtles >>> can you believe your doctor may soon be telling you to eat

to do with those areas of the country that don't have superfast broadband and i make sure he puts hackney firmly on his list. >> the prime minister recruited andy coulson in 2007. in 2009, nick davis from "the guardian" came to the select committee and said i have never seen a piece of paper that directly links andy coulson to any of activity we are discussing a by the country in february 2010 the select committee on which i served concluded with all support we have seen no evidence or andy coulson nude of phone hacking was taking place. with the prime minister agree with me that those who now claim he knew he was in 2007 which includes the leader of the opposition should explain why they didn't pass this information onto the police or the select committee or are they trying to rewrite history for their own leadership shortcomings? [shouting] >> i think, i think my honorable friend put it rather better than i did. thank you. [laughter] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure that prime minister and the whole house will join with me in welcoming a very successful visit on her majesty, the quee