the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana

her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in

. >> reporter: tia says the crime moving into her city is forcing her family to consider leaving. >> bank robberies, all kinds of fights, gang activity, it's crazy. but they don't want to say nothing about newark. >> reporter: it was the rash of robberies here in fremont that started this multi-agency arrest raid. allen there were just -- the few amount of arrests, again one suspect still at large and police tell us their job isn't over, they will be back again. >> that was going to be my question. i'm sure they are not done with this. >> reporter: no. >> thank you, juliette goodrich in fremont. >>> the suspect killed during a botched armored truck was identified. his brother was driven to the hospital. daniel and fuller were arrested last night. the police officer who was shot in the shoulder did undergo surgery this afternoon. pierre daniel was killed. the other two were injured. the armored car driver is in stable condition. >>> home run king barry bonds' obstruction of justice conviction will remain in place for now. barry bonds greeted by cheering fans as left the san francisco

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she believes her city is getting safer now that more people are coming forward if they witness violent. >> we try to get it before it happens. if your street is too busy and you see unwanted activity, you tend to come out and say i'm here and i see you. you have to leave. >> this home used to be used for drug dealing and prostitution. but last year during national night out, neighbors boarded up the windows and closed up the property in an effort to make their neighborhood safer. >> things like this make me feel like okay, there's hope of a safer community. >> a shared vision celebrated by two different neighborhoods. >> it's kind of like what you do with your family. you watch each other's backs. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> violence and famon sweep across somalia. what a photo journalist witnessed firsthand while he was there. >>> and a new crackdown on drunk drivers. the bay area city that wants to the bay area city that wants to send out a bill to those ,,,,,,, so, what are we going to do with this? i don't know. the usual? [ blower whirring ] sometimes it pays to switch things up

meantime holmes says the crime in her city is forcing her family to think about moving. >> bank robberies, all kinds of fights, gang activities, it's crazy but they don't want to say nothing about newark. >> reporter: stephanie chuang, cbs 5. >>> the brother suspected in yesterday's botched robbery in pinole might be tied to another armored car robbery. one of the suspects, 25-year- old, was killed. the other injured in an exchange of gunfire that was outside the wells fargo bank there. a cop and guard were also shot and survived. police believe the brothers may have also robbed another armored car facility in santa rosa earlier this month. >>> oakland police hope to identify a murder victim by releasing pictures of his tattoos. the victim has the name theresa on scroll on his left forearm and on the right forearm four stars. officers described the victim as an african-american man, 20 to 30 years old with a goatee and a diamond stud in his left ear. that man was killed at 79th and arthur just after midnight tuesday. it was one of three separate shootings in oakland within just 40 minutes

she believes her city is getting safer more that now people come forward if they witness violent crime shoo we try to get it before it happens. if your street gets too busy and you see more than one activity you come out and say hey, i'm here and i see you. you've got to leave. >> reporter: this home used to be used for drug dealing and prosecution but last year during national night out neighbors boarded up the windows and closed up the property in an effort to make their neighborhood safer. >> things like this make me feel like, okay, there's hope of a safer community. >> reporter: a shared vision celebrated by two different neighborhoods. >> kind of like what you do with your family. you watch each other's backs. >> reporter: in east palo alto, elizabeth cook, cbs5. >>> after years of dualing claims between san jose and campbell, the area known of cambrian 36 was what two cities wanted. a win/win for both cities and people that live in the neighborhood is about to be decided tonight. >> i conclude that item. that's approved. good luck. >> reporter: and with that san jose city counci

council woman joann sanders tells the press democrat she supports banning pit bulls in her city. she has asked city staff to look into extending the regulations. >>> san francisco police are warning people to lock their bikes after a series of bicycle thefts. at least five thefts have been reported in the inner sunset area since the first of the month. the thief breaks into garages and storage units. in one incident resident confronted the thief and threatened with a knife. the thefts have neighbors very worried. >> definitely more aware of leaving our house and making sure that you know all of our doors are locked and keeping an eye out and having the neighbors watch out for each others stuff. >> police say they will increase patrols. the suspect is described as an african american man in his 40s or 50s. police believe he may be living in the neighborhood in a garage or storage shed. >>> three people are being treated for serious injuries after a bus accident involving an ac transit bus. the accident happened at about 7:00 last night at foothill boulevard and 50th avenue. invest

for regulating vicious dogs and says she personally supports banning the ownership of pit bulls in her city of sonoma. >>> a san jose fast food restaurant is being sued for favoring its sags employees. the equal employment opportunity commission says the again manager gave less desirable duties to hispanic workers, reduced hours and held them to a different standard of performance. the lawsuit is seeking monetary damages on behalf of the hispanic workers and calls for training on anti-discrimination laws. >> your money to pay for their raises. the uc system is using money from tuition hikes to give raises to the faculty. the system will spend about $140 million on so-called mare it raises. all faculty and staff will get a raise generally about 3% of their salary if they receive a positive evaluation this fall. some of them earning up to $200,000 a year. money for the raise also come from a combination of state and uc general funds, as well as revenue from student fees, medical centers, and grants. >>> a local attorney on the wrong side of the law. up next, his sexual fantasy facilitated thr

the millions with weapons by the libyan government and they insist that they are ready to defend her city and they will fight as they say house by house. also the middle east in syria there are reports of dozens of new death during the latest spate of anti-government protests despite person claims that on the operations against civilians that ended international pressure on the syrian leader is mounting now despite most confusion for support of u.s. initiative demanding the side step the russian delegation folks in right now who says the situation on the ground meantime the u.s. has imposed a fresh set of economic sanctions preparing to talk with those. told or such measures could prove decisive. the americans have been very clear they know their ability to change their behavior is limited they have always said how to reach out to countries closer to syria and russia is one such country and a very important country so i think the americans are now in europe in specially really have to work hard to persuade the russians that they are right on syria and russia is currently wrong for that is

. >> reporter: tia says the crime moving into her city is forcing her family to consider leaving. >> bank robberies, all kinds of fights, gang activity, it's crazy. but they don't want to say nothing about newark. >> reporter: it was a rude awakening for suspects an neighbors in the quiet neighborhoods. pinole police and fremont police, newark police, san leandro, all working together in this raid. they say this is not the first time. they will be back. all of this stem from recent robberies here in fremont. in fremont, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> there is talk tonight of a massive new plan to help millions of homeowners who just can't pay their mortgages. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains the idea has been floated before but this time it has more support. >> reporter: imagine, a 4% across the board mortgage rate for struggling homeowners. that's the plan being considered by the obama administration. the plan would help millions of strapped homeowners take advantage of current low interest rates. refinancing would mean hundreds of dollars in savings each month for homeowne

council woman joann sanders tells the press democrat she supports banning pit bulls in her city. >>> time now 6:33. the mother of kidnapping victim michaela garrett praying for a miracle 23 years later. coming up we will take a rare look at the police evidence room. also tell you how the jaycee dugard case has had an impact on the investigation. >>> san jose mayor says he has a plan to save them millions of dollars. it's not sitting well with some people that live on the east side. tara. >> reporter: we just spoke to the assistant pro here at the golf course he says the parents of the kids that play here have actually started a petition to try to save this golf course. we have more than 400 signatures started already right here. and if you look over my shoulder if you see these greens, these could be replaced by hundreds of condos. that is if mayor chuck reid has his way. the golf course has been operating in the red for more than a decade so reid wants to sell the land here to a housing developer. he has suggested nearly 600 units on the 34-acre property. the city council will hold

her pacifica home. craig skalar is live in redwood city with >> her service will be held at 1:00 p.m..arla napora was six months pregnant at the time of the attack. her family is mourning the death of garlic and her unborn child. she raised that pitbull as a puppy. she was found with that dog standing over her. the dog was shot and killed. a necropsy could determine if the dog had rabies or any other cause for the erratic behavior. she had a great love of the outdoors and she was a marathon runner. a very emotional day in redwood city. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. here is a live look on the spot you wednesday morning. don dov optional denise months to diminish in the room hot russia headsets >> in the national news, we're getting these live pictures into the newsroom. in new york a sanitation truck has crafted through the wall the building. it has caused quite a mess. here is the aftermath. authorities are saying that the truck driver lost control of the raid and then smashed through the wall of the second floor. hong the driver has been taken out of t

council woman joann tells the press democrat she supports banning pit bulls in her city. >>> firefighters are investigating a fire at a san francisco juvenile detention center. it was reported yesterday evening at a center on woodside avenue. now the fire started in the kitchen and was extinguished been 15 minutes. no one was injured. >>> students in pahl leo al toe will be able to -- palo alto will be able to trade old school supplies. families will be able to trade used school supplies, books, toys, and even clothing. it starts at 3:30 this afternoon. >>> the city -- the council decided to opt in to the state's optional plan to keep its redevelopment agency. now the city will have to pay the state $11 million this year and almost $3 million every year after that. without a redevelopment agency santa clara fears they may lose the land it owns such as that stadium site. >> what this does is provide extra insurance to insure the citizens of santa clara we can move in on projects that are kit call to them. the stadium subsidy is a bad deal. >> redevelopment money also pays for building of a

bl blrk. >>> the new jersey mayor, don zimmer is calling for mandatory evacuations in her city.al new jersey are boarding up windows in homes and businesses and they're moving outdoor furniture to a safe place. and in massachusetts, people were stocking up on plywood to board up fragile windows and doors. there's been some pretty significant flooding potential from hurricane irene. >> i don't think we have addressed this yet and i'm about to get to parts of pennsylvania and new york. this is a very important point, when the winds are going to get to their highest point and you'll know when the trees start to drop. you really need to be very careful about trees that are going to fall down. i didn't notice until 45 seconds before i came on today. philadelphia has already picked up 13 inches of rainfall in august, so every bit of ground afternoon philly, all up the redding, up the delaware water gap and including new york city, all of that ground is completely saturated. so if another ten inches of rain comes down there,'s going to be absolutely no chance to go anywhere except run

out and shrubs are taken out that are overgrown. >> the homeowner said the city is wasting its money. there was no trash in her yard on the dates the lawsuit was filed. the city said with the years of complaint about the problem they may continue with the lawsuit anyway. >>> temperatures in the city along the coast and around oakland and burkeley are cool. a lot of upper 50s and low 60s. inland sunshine. sea breeze picked up. we are looking for a cooler pattern today. temperatures will be that way. my mic is falling down. hole -- hole -- homed on there. overcast sunny and breezy. cool to warm. more fog and drizzle. looks like a big cooling trend in the weekend. warm weather kicked in an tuesday. it has and knocked out and pushed east. strong system will move into the pacific northwest and northern california on the weekend and into early next week. temperatures will take a plunge. kind of like the stock market yesterday. not today. in the middle of the country they are heating up. we have low clouds from oregon to southern california. you can see the fog. it is large and in charge. it is roaring back tonight a

details on a cooling trend for your weekend comg up >>> a north bay city councilwoman wants to rid her city of dangerous dogs. sonoma council member joanne sanders says this comes after last week's pit bull attack that killed a pregnant pacifica woman. she bled to death last thursday after being mauled by her own pit bull. councilwoman sanders has asked staffers supports banning the ownership of pit bulls within city limits. sonoma has considered such a ban before but it did not get enough support. >>> in san francisco now, an attorney is on the wrong side of the law. michael hoffman faces multiple charges in connection with sexual assaults of three women. the charges include several counts of rape and attempted rape. the san francisco da's office is holding hoffman on $3 million bail. prosecutors claim the 49-year-old employment attorney contacted women through craigslist and later assaulted each of them inside of his apartment and at the aquatic park neighborhood. >> the first victim we're alleging the assault took place beginning in march of 2011. for the second victim, we have a june da

this woman evacuated her apartment on one the last trains. >> we need to go. >> reporter: the paralyzed city so frightening for this couple, they voluntarily evacuated their apartment today. >> it would be me and her giving birth in our apartment. that was not something we were ready to take on by our own. >> reporter: moving to a hotel two blocks from the hospital, because their baby could be born at any minute. >> today is our due date. we're close to a hospital where we can go to and be taken care of. >> reporter: the biggest concern for people in new york city, is not the wind unless you're in a skyscraper. the biggest concern is storm surge. >> a wet night in new york city. >>> as the storm wreaks havoc up and down the east coast, it's affecting air travelers around the country. abc's bianna golodryga tonight on that part of the story. >> reporter: this 21-year-old australian native, was one of the last people remaining this afternoon, at new york's busy laguardia airport. >> it's kind of scary. i don't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: on what would normally be a busy end of summer wee

include baggage these meals when and cancellation of the score >> an earthquake in colorado's shook her the city of trinidad in southern colorado a few homes were damaged and they are investigating rockslide along the highway and no reports of any serious injuries >> live in the kron 4 news roadhouse i am at leader dominic strauss-kahn may have his sexual assault charges we are getting a press conference on the situation and let's listen in to get to the latest information. >> her testimony on the gamma ray picgame high rate cale testify against israel >> they're not inquiring about a person's immigration status they should a taken the position that that would not be admissible and not give this information to the public she was right corner third thing she was willing to lie on her application to is willing to lie to come to the united states and take what america had offered >> a press conference on at the d.a.'s keeshond to dismiss charges against the hotel maid marian dominic strauss-kahn [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now

. >>> she does not want a teen curfew in her city. the crime-fighting solution proposed by mayor jean quan. >>> and why a bay area bowling alley's future is in the gutter. >>> if you are taking off out of sfo today for a little bit of weekend travel, it's going to be nice, cleared for take- off by this afternoon. high of 70 degrees definitely looking at warmer conditions today. if you are landing in houston almost to the hundreds. and houston seeing different weather than we are. slight chance of some thunderstorms, probably about 20% chance. continuing on to atlanta today beautiful day in store hot weather, high 90s and plenty of sunshine. full look at your bay area forecast coming right up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas sc

her parents had their own situation going on, being incarcerated. at the age of 14, she filed to be independent. this year, she graduate from help of high-school and plans on studying creative writing at city college while taking care of her 1-year-old son. i think she deserves our applause even though she could not be for tonight. [applause] this is just the beginning of what is going to be an incredible program and journey for us. we look forward to helping students every year who are in the same situation. they are not the students everyone is going to point to. they are not the ones that will get every award. they are students that have incredible promise and just need somebody to say we believe in you. but we believe in these kids and we think the school district for giving us the idea and encouragement. we are going to make you proud of the work that you do. thank you very much. commissioner maufas: before you go, can you share with us what you are giving to the students? >> each of the students is getting a $7,000 award to help them through two years of community college and two years of a four-year college. [applause] commissioner maufas: comments from commissioners? >> thank you v

not that many months ago we stood on the steps of city hall in recounting her behalf of our cities richard -- our path on behalf of the city . here we are celebrating the first chinese-american mayor in our great city. it is a remarkable thing and a very proud dana. -- thing. i spoke a little bit about this yesterday, but it is important set this reminds everybody this is the birthplace of the united nations. this is a city of remarkable diversity. we do not just tolerated. we celebrate it. that is a spirit of what makes sense and cisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people -- that makes san francisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people. mayor lee, here is my advice. you have a year, figure out what you want to accomplish. you were put in this position by the people to my right, but the people of san francisco are the people counting on you. [applause] do what you think is right, and remember that as important and impressive as this did not -- as this is, there are hundreds of thousands of people who require your attention and leadership. always remember the peopl

. >> dog owners in a city leaders are stunned that the pit bull turned on its honor and killed her. >e a traumatic thing for all of us. >> it is really tragic what happened to her. >> the city manager says some people are asking the city to require pit bull owners to spay and neuter their dogs. >> people have mentioned san francisco has done, we will look at that and see how that works. >> the pacifica city councilwoman of a therapy dog and says that they will talk about this before deciding on this day and neuter law. >> this community is very vocal respect and like that. i will expect people to weigh in on this. >> san francisco passed a law in 2005 mandating dog owners to spay and neuter their pit bulls. >> and san francisco this law has been effective since its implementation we have seen the number of pit bulls coming into our shelter decrease varied significantly. >> the co-president of the spca says a lot of pit bulls are sweet and from the dogs. he adds that it is beneficial to have all dogs, not just kibbles a spade and neutered. >> and mel dogs it can reduce aggressive this,

. >> she is from new york city her family wanted her back with her daughter-in-law works at a hospitalhey have already begun evacuations. tomorrow slide could be delayed or canceled. " >> rear watching wall street of down 71.3 note oslo economy is weighing on investors are now at traffic hotspot >> economist of freeway 880 northbound we still have two lanes blocked the highway patrol part of not inquiring if there would be a sig- alert issue 1 had not been requested hot and so this may not be out there for quite s long at least five cars and one of the agreement involved in this crash when two lanes are blocked when hess already added to minutes to the drive it is now up to 22 minidisk use interstate 580 ensure alternate. >> when all from long to them when camera hope that the verizon and the sun rises. we're dealing with patchy fog m patrick well to sunny and warm this afternoon. overnight hours when we will have the floor once again " this is what we expect with a foghorn around the bay area reduced visibility along center rows of are temperatures are in the '50s and '60s hip-ho. in

one councilman supports banning them in her city.'s asked the city staff to look into expanding this for dangerous dogs. >>> pg&e in big sur are removing three miles of power line as part of trying to save the california condor which is in danger. the new lines will be buried three feet underground. it will cost around $4 million. >>> a mexican exchange student has been arrested in spain this morning. he's accused of planning a gas attack during pope benedict xvi's visit. this is the video of police in madrid. they are setting up security checkpoints. investigators say that particular student was planning to attack a group of protesters with suffocating gases and other chemicals. >>> president obama says the government is monitoring all potential terror scenarios and adds there may be a little extra vigilance as the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks approaches. >>> we are learning that the first responders to the twin tower attacks are not invited to the 13th anniversary being held next month in new york city. the memori

susan powell, a wife and mother of two young sons, suddenly vanished have a peaceful salt lake city suburb. her husband, josh, is the only known person of interest in her disappearance. i see you're still wearing your wedding band. >> yeah. >> reporter: you still love her? >> yeah. >> reportete powell told police he took his boys on a winter camping trip, the sunday night his wife went missing. he claims they left their home after midnight and drove to a camp site two hours away in the bitter cold. he says when they got back the next day, his wife was gone. susan's cell phone and wallet for found in the home, but there was no trace of where she might be. why take your two young sons camping after midnight, freezing cold temperatures? >> well, we just go out and do things that are fun. >> reporter: but it's after midnight. you know? shouldn't your sons be sleeping? >> people that know me no that time is hard for me to keep track of. >> reporter: to this day, investigators say josh refuses to cooperation in the investigation. and to make things more difficult, he moved 900 miles away to a small t

the state of maryland suffered at least one fatality a woman killed when a tree fell on to her home. the city of baltimore struggling to get the transit system up and working for tomorrow morning. many of the roads are still closed there. hundreds of thousands still without power and having watched this all the beginning middle and end of the storm from the position on the beach in ocean city maryland elway is there. doug glad you are here. are they going to open for business? ocean city is a big resort like atlantic city without gambling. >> it is a big resort. they opened it as quickly as they could. you saw what it was like with the rain coming down and the winds howling. the eye of the hurricane passed virtually right over us about 2:00 a.m. we woke this morning to find the city virtually unscathed. the city fathers called essential personnel back at 9:00 a.m. and determined at that point there was virtually no damage. we can get this city open right away. they opened it to the public at 12 noon today. about the only people to return were the surfers. take a look at this giant swell quite

narrative of this great city that makes us very proud to be members of the community and it's in that spirtd, the spirit of lily coit, the spirit in which she contributed so much of herble symbol of the passion and the love she had for our city that makes our city so special and so great. happy 75th anniversary and thank you all very much for being out here. >> it is my great honor to introduce to you assemblyman mark leno. >> thank you. it is a real pleasure to be here with speaker pelosi and mayor newsome, board president aaron peskin. let me welcome all our local visitors as well as our out of town guests. i want to thank them for choosing san francisco and joining us on this historic 0 caverings and for your sales tax dollars we especially need at this time it's a wonderful san francisco day to recount some of our local history. imagine lily coit having over $100,000 in 1929 to leave to the city and county of san francisco as a bequest. i can't wait to see what bill o'riley does when he recognizes that san francisco is celebrating the philanthropic legacy of a cigar-chomping, card-playing, fire engine chasing, cross-dressing victorian lady. i'm sorry, madame spea

her if she was a cave. >> house is not structurally sound. hastings street in redwood city still closed off the owner of the home told me that she was lucky to get out. she said that she lost her ph.d. dissertation that was in her computer. it was destroyed. >> all of that work down the drain. the home, the ph.d., everything. at least she is alive. the time is 8:13 a.m., we're back with more than a couple of minutes. >> a tropical storm has turned into a hurricane over a quarter ago, hurricane irene. heavy downpours and strong winds. 75 mi. per hour winds to the island with this hurricane, downing trees and cut in our power. pr and the u.s. virgin islands. of turning 80 in the dominican republic. >> today will be quite a bit more of it yesterday and tomorrow, warmer than today. inland temperatures in the mid- upper 80s. it will remain cool along the coast. by 6:00 p.m. the fall will push in land and go widespread again. temperatures are right now in the '50s and '60s. warmer to the east and south. tomorrow will be much warmer than today. as we fly around the bay, 87 and the

no one saw it coming, not the police, not her parents, not the city. d grief, add shock. >>> coming up -- stunning revelations about paige. and troubling talk about her second husband. >> rob is a guy who i think of as a jekyll and hyde. >> the mystery deepens. in "the secret life of a soccer mom." >>> here what's happening. president obama has been briefed at camp david after a helicopter was shot down in afghanistan killing 31 americans. defense officials tell nbc news more than 20 americans killed belong to the elite navy seals team. the taliban claimed responsibility for shooting that aircraft down. rangers at yosemite national park found the body of a california man who died after being swept over a waterfall nearly three weeks ago. >>> now back to "the secret life of a soccer mom." ♪ >> you can stand on the front doorstep here and i believe you can see five miles. and i believe everything happened in that area. >> as the weeks passed, search-and-rescue teams scoured the countryside around grand junction, colorado, looking for the popular young mot

you know, i had a cousin who lived in new york city and her dad was a state assemblyman, roosevelt democrat. she would come their -- we would alternate. she would come one summer to michigan and we would come to new york city. and she was a little onerous. her name was passed and she caught my sisters and i a lot about politics, even in very young age. i remember first, second grade she having me memorize john f. kennedy's inaugural address, and i was able to do it. by second grade, this is what was a little freaky about me, there's this little kid wandering around, you know, "asked not --" and i try to do the accent, i am a little taught "ask not what this country can do for you." so there was a very -- i don't know, i think if you come out of an irish catholic tradition you can't help but not be engaged in what's going on around you. and also you can't help but not have a sense of humor about it, too, because it's the thing that protects you from, you know, all that is. and so, yeah. i don't know, i think growing up in flint, being part of that whole situation -- >> since you were about 9

. >>> a woman escaped a two-alarm fire at her home in red wood city this morning. smoke alarm woke her up about 2:30 on hastings avenue. they she got out of bed and went to investigate and found flames in the garage area. >> the flames were so big, i thought i was in a dream. i saw, i don't know, i was so nervous, and at the same time very scared. >> flames shot up to the second story in the attic. they were so intense that at one point the firefighters had to back off. nobody was hurt but that home was badly damaged. >>> the driver accused of killing a 4-year-old santa rosa boy in a hit-and-run accident made his court appearance today. marcos lopez garcia was charged with one felony count in the death of christopher "buddy" row. >>> san francisco police have identified a woman killed in the muni bus accident last week. police say the 23-year-old emily dunn of san francisco was in a crosswalk at 18th and hartford in the castro, when the bus driver made a left turn on to hartford, hit and killed her. the crash is still under investigation. >>> coming up, another syst

it's her home city, and she's looking forward to the event. >> you know, kerry, perry has been taking page out of sarah palin's playbook, decided he's going to announce tomorrow, diverting attention from the other guys there in iowa. what is his campaign saying officially about the timing of his announcement? >> reporter: it's remarkable if you look at this week, this past week. it was the week leading up to the ames straw poll in which rick perry was not participating and a republican debate in which rick perry was not participating and yet there were national headlines every single day about exactly how and when and how and rick perry was going to make this announcement in south carolina tomorrow. on monday we were chasing reports that this speech that he had already scheduled to give in south carolina tomorrow he was going to make his intentions clear but wasn't sure whether he was going to fully announce and during the week learning he's going to be in new hampshire, he's going to be in iowa, sound like the makings of a campaign rollout tour and finally yesterday, hours before all

west valley city home, leaving her husband and've been tagging along with police as they have been conducting this search for evidence. they won't say what it is exactly that they're looking for. they say that it is information they received from a search warrant served early on in susan's disappearance. what we've watched them do is go through abandoned mine shafts and there are thousands of them here. but they're focusing on a specific area outside a gravel pit. we've watched them as they've gone into those mines. they've documented them. police say they have removed no physical evidence, but that they are documenting them, taking photographs, taking notes, and taking them back to detectives in west valley city where they will review them at a later date. again, police keeping very tight lipped about what it is exactly they are looking for connected to susan cox powell's disappearance. this could be connected to her husband, josh powell, who shortly after his wife disappeared, took a rental car on a trip of several hundred miles

she let elisabeth come up with a plan to secretly let tercel her dresses in new york city. but the -- to sell her dresses in new york city. but the plan does not go very well. >> before we run out of time, the 48th anniversary of the "i have a dream" speech, what does it mean? >> it means there is another step forward in the country reconciling its history. i say that because statues are important symbols of recognition. what this says is that we are at a point where we will recognize the contributions of martin luther king who gave his life for making sure that this country live up to its stated ideas. this was to include poor people, to include black people that those not include poor whites. people across the board who have been excluded too often. the focus on martin luther king only stops around the efforts of desegregation. but he had a broader vision that included people across the spectrum who he felt were marginalized, who ostracize, who were not being included in the american dream. so this statute gives us another opportunity for his ideas to be discussed and to b

this afternoon for a pregnant woman that was mauled to death by her own people. >> the service will be at this redwood chapel in redwood cityll converge here this afternoon for a private service her there's still reeling a loss of them young woman that was six not some pregnant at the time of the attack. they are asking why the people she resents the pop her attacked. the pit bull was standing over her body when her husband returned home. in a memorial service, family refers to her as vibrant and outspoken hour and a great lot of the outdoors she ran half marathons. they will be remembering her at services later on this afternoon. >> police are warning the public us suspicious man offering rides to children this happened 2229 year-old children yesterday in of the girls refused the ride the driver left the area he is described as a white man with white hair mustache and beard driving a white pickup what a pit what appeared to be a bug decal on the door >> the dow jones industrial policies is up 67 points right now or better than expected earnings from john deere and target- >> it is 636 a m and we will show you all the fog t

city's early pioneers. when lily died in the 1920's, as you've been told, her bequest is what built this tower, to beautify the city she loved. little did she or anyone recognize that this memorial would beautify the city but also become one of its iconic images. in the 1920's, a group of neighbors formed the pioneer park project and raised funds to build the new stairways you see here and you can visit the pioneer parks display over here on the west side that will announce phase two, to deal with the plantings on the north side. they have a credit card machine and are willing to take donations. if there say message in this commemoration of lily coit's gift to us three quarters of a century to us i suggest it be a reminder of the importance of civic pride, to honor the history of volunteerism, to help the city in times of need, and believe me our parks are in a time of need, in small or large ways, support your parks and open spaces, appreciate the contribution the parks make to the extraordinary quality of life we enjoy in san francisco and the tradition of our men and women pioneers, step up and do what y

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well the syrian army has once again deployed to the city of her mind sorts of opposition activists last month the city was overrun by tank forces leaving dozens dead meanwhile i'm as the international has accused syria of killing eighty eight people in prisons during the five month ongoing uprising activists claimed the victims were imprisoned and tortured to death for taking part in anti-government demos this comes after at least seven people were killed during a crackdown on the muslim holiday mr aftermath. of the transform transform conflict analysis center in berlin think serious religious tension will begin if the opposition topples president assad. showing signs of those. who are minority shiite minority has been against the sects in syria but all. the legal position forces who you can vote for who you hope to please and how can we get food going to do because hundred like weaver who will start in the month a truck a lot of words. that is yet clearly in religious conflict as long as everybody's you know it was looking but if we are successful but when we may see some tension. and

her cellphone. underneath this city bus. her purse, her glasses. since this one was between 25 or likely between 25-30 years old. many are asking how did this happen? that is something that investigators are looking into as they speak. this is a shuttle bus that was going to market street. and other people the best questions on why was this allowed? this is not the normal spe---street but it is used by shuttle buses in certain circumstances. back out here like investigators are on the scene working to get all of the details and this case. as we get new details will bring them to you. reporting live, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> and other developing story of redwood city. has --hazmat >> off has been called. >> the fire department. the and t they brought their hazmat team was called one the family was on loading their items into their home. sensitivity was experienced in their throat, all eyes. after the preliminary investigation they chucked the house nothing popped up. however, it is not satisfying-nothing checked out--they're going to send another