but for her part, riley's mother believes it was the other victim hatfield who was targeted. eric rasmussen, 13 news. >>> and more from the grandmother who is accused of kidnapping her own granddaughter. little ramie gallego was sleeping peacefully today at her home. ramie's parents wonder if she had been planning to kidnap the daughter. >> she threw herself a baby shower. >> rudy gallego says he wants his mother prosecuted but also wants her to get some mental health care. >>> mayor ed lee introduced a plan he says could save the city $60 million in just one year. and city leaders say this new health care and pension reform plan could save the city up to a billion dollars over the next 10 years. the proposal boosts most workers health care and pension contributions, it caps pension benefits and it raises the retirement age for most city workers from 62 to 65 years. >> we get it on the pension stuff, we're going to do what we need to do. but we've already deferred raises two years and we would like to see that part of the contract fulfilled. >> it is expected that voters will

but for her part, riley's mother believes it was the other victim hatfield who was targeted. eric rasmussen, 13 news. >>> and more from the grandmother who is accused of kidnapping her own granddaughter. little ramie gallego was sleeping peacefully today at her home. ramie's parents wonder if she had been planning to kidnap the daughter. >> she threw herself a baby shower. >> rudy gallego says he wants his mother prosecuted but also wants her to get some mental health care. >>> mayor ed lee introduced a plan he says could save the city $60 million in just one year. and city leaders say this new health care and pension reform plan could save the city up to a billion dollars over the next 10 years. the proposal boosts most workers health care and pension contributions, it caps pension benefits and it raises the retirement age for most city workers from 62 to 65 years. >> we get it on the pension stuff, we're going to do what we need to do. but we've already deferred raises two years and we would like to see that part of the contract fulfilled. >> it is expected that voters will

and killed two weeks ago. 29-year-old shawn wiley was found dead in his car. 30-year-old raymond hatfield was discovered down the block in a driveway. >> we have two unknown individuals that are seen with our victims less than an hour before they are murdered and we can't even ask them what their conversation was about because we don't know who to talk to. >> detectives are not calling the men in the video suspect only people of interest. >>> three teenage boys attacked a muni driver beating him over the head with a skateboard because the driver refused to give them some free transfers. police say the attack happened yesterday morning in north beach. those boys have been arrested now and the driver will be okay. those transfers are pretty hot commodity around the city. in fact, we uncovered a black market where commuters are actually buy the transfers good for buses and trains for about half off. grace lee shows us these illegal sales are happening out in the open for everyone to see. >> reporter: they run a brisk business at commuter hubs all over san francisco. selling tickets to ride t

were shot and killed two weeks ago, 29 shawn riley was found dead in his car 30-year-oldry moan hatfield was discovered down the block in a drive way. detectives aren't calling them suspects, just persons of interest. >>> did you see rain is back? did you see anne makovec's live shot? cold and windy. rain falling everywhere. lawrence st. lawrence tracking these changes. it is cold and windy, lawrence. it's like january and february outside. >> a lot of people are just saying, enough is enough. the rain is continuing to call. the cold front is making its way across the bay area. we have already seen 4/10ths of an inch of rain in santa rosa and now we are seeing more along the peninsula into san francisco, redwood city, hayward, oakland, as well. oakland seeing heavy rain. the rain is pushing by. on the back side of this we have more showers in the forecast and right now we didn't see an end to the rain season. we'll have more on that coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and more violent weather in the midwest killing 14 people in three states. take a look at some individual year shot

senate seat against governor mark hatfield. in a campaign that defined oregon politics for over a decade, bob lost narrowly to mark hatfield in a heated campaign, to say the very least, focusing in large measure over the united states' involvement in the war in vietnam which he then supported and mark hatfield opposed. a significant development was the endorsement of then democratic u.s. senator wayne morris of republican mark hatfield, and many experts feel that that was the narrow margin of victory of mark hatfield over bob duncan. later, bob almost won the democratic primary against wayne morris when he ran for re-election and set up shock waves that reverberated for a decade. i first had the opportunity to work with bob duncan when i was directing a campaign to lower oregon's voting age in 1969 and he was a zealous supporter of engaging young people in the plit account process. in 1974 bob made history again by being the first oregonian to represent a different geographic area in the state in congress as he was elected to t

shot and killed two weeks ago. 29-year-old shawn riley was found dead in his car. 30-year-old ramon hatfield was discovered down the block in a driveway. detectives are not calling the men in the video suspects only people of interest. >>> the city of san francisco wants to know who is growing its medical marijuana. the department of public health has asked all dispensaries in the city for the names and addresses of their growers. health officials say that they want to make sure that all cannabis clubs are following state and local laws. however, some dispensaries say turning over that information would be a disaster. they say it would give the locations of the grow farms to criminals and then force legal growers underground. >>> it was something they never imagined doing again. but now a first-of-its-kind technology is helping people with spinal cord injuries walk. kiet do shows us the robotic device being developed right here in the bay area. >> reporter: it is 45 pounds of metal, rubber, plastic and hope. >> i'm happy to be walking. >> reporter: a car crash in january left stephanie paral

after hatfield was seen in this video.heir bodies were found two weeks ago in an unincorporated area of vallejo, about 25 minutes from that restaurant. >> we do not know if they are involved. we're not eliminating the fact that they could have been involved. all we know is they were with our two victims within an hour of them being murdered. >> police are not saying what rub the video is from nor are they calling the men suspects but they say helping -- finding them could help solve the case. >> there was a prayer vigil this morning head by the jonesboro massacre individuals. the man who ordered the mass- suicide in 1978, they don't want that name placed there. >>> san jose catholics will witness a rare ceremonial event today at the st. joseph cathedral basilica. father thomas daly of san francisco will be ordaned as an auxiliary bishop for the diocese. he will then serve alongside bishop patrick mcgraff who needs help with the growing 0 population of catholics. today's ceremony begins with a grand prix session at 2:00 p.m

one was ramon hatfield. the other 29-year-old sean pierre riley. solano sheriff's deputies released the names today. >>> oil company executives were called before congress to explain why companies that receive billions in profits receive tax breaks. rita williams supports, the hearing had rising gas prices as a backdrop but will still likely not change anything. >> reporter: gas prices are high, so are oil company profits. >> i think it sucks, i really do. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> i'm ready to sell the car right now. >> reporter: oil company executives say don't blame them blame east crude prices. today the ceos the five biggest oil companies were on the hot seat. democrats want to strip the companies of $21 billion in tax breaks over ten years. >> they are economy wide generally available deductions and credit under the tax code. removing them for select few oil and gas companies is nothing less than discriminatory and a penttive tax hike chevron's ceo says it's wrong to increase taxes on oil and gas companies to subsidize over forms of ener

one was ramon hatfield. the other 29-year-old sean pierre riley.es released the names today. >>> oil company executives were called before congress to explain why companies that receive billions in profits receive tax breaks. rita williams supports, the hearing had rising gas prices as a backdrop but will still likely not change anything. >> reporter: gas prices are high, so are oil company profits. >> i think it sucks, i really do. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> i'm ready to sell the car right now. >> reporter: oil company executives say don't blame them blame east crude prices. today the ceos of the five biggest oil companies were on the hot seat. democrats want to strip the companies of $21 billion in tax breaks over ten years. >> they are economy wide generally available deductions and credit under the tax code. removing them for select few oil and gas companies is nothing less than discriminatory and a penttive tax hike chevron's ceo says it's wrong to increase taxes on oil and gas companies to subsidize over forms of energy. >> don't punish o

it's hatfield and mccoy type fight playing out in the most pleasant of cities. mt. pleasant prides itself on the family feel. but a family's quest to build a dream home has been met with the most unfriendliest experience. >> reporter: this has been going on for the last couple of months for the lopez family. you can see toilet paper dangling from the branches. for this family that lives here, they feel threatened. watch closely and you'll see three people tipping a contractor's port-a-potty being tipped over. vandalism? yes. >> in is the second time this has occurred. the first time happened in the beginning of january. >> reporter: they say the vandalism coincides with the mile stones of construction to put a second story on their home. >> the bar is being set higher by these individuals and by them throwing eggs at our car, the tee-peeing that was done, yeah, it's escalating. >> reporter: the hammers and saws started only two weeks ago but the lopez's say the trouble started when they submitted their plans last summer. this is video of a confrontation with neighbo

by the psychological psychodynamics of tribalism i think and good people are stuck in this tribal hatfieldand mccoy system. so i see primarily a moral problem less than the fundraising >> a political party? >> when we need parties in conversations with each other. >> lets let's see, back here the lady with her hand upon the right. >> in your column last sunday, he spoke about we americans overestimate our capability in every field and i'm wondering if that is an unhealthy thing, unrealistic and how would you compare that to the opposite which is the tiger mom? >> well, i told us to a group earlier tonight but i'm going to repeat it. a couple of months ago i was driving and listening to npr and i happened to your show called command performance which was a rebroadcast of an old radio show in the episode i heard was aired on v-j day the day we won world war ii. all of the big stars ron, bob hope and marlena dietrich. he got out there and he said we just learned we have won world war ii but i guess we are not proud, we are just glad we got through. burgess meredith got out there and read a pa

. >>> going to turn to the family feud that makes the hatfields and mccoys look tame. in a small town near seattle. it's cost several hundred thousand dollars. it's closed down the town's police department. neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: a pet, allegedly murdered. an entire police force disbanded. this isn't just a neighborhood spat. this is an all-out war. on one side of the fence, the harveys. on the other, the pepperells. >> it's been scary. she is -- she's terrorized us for six years. >> reporter: gail harvey says it began when her neighbor's son stole and then crashed one of her family's motorcycles. she wanted the pepperels to pay for damages, says they wouldn't. and she called police. that's when what could have been a simple dispute turned so nasty, it became life-altering. >> my dogs were drugged. >> reporter: it's a drug used to euthanize animals. toxicology tests on toys in her backyard prove that two of the dogs were poisoned. the harveys were enraged. they spent $60,000 to put up this surveillance system. and they learned that their neighbor wo