several days later he turned himself in along with the vets report confirming the donkey's good hill police dog owner will now even be fined that's for the donkey kill no del be relieved just to have his hooves firmly back on the sand timothy cross him. at a recap of our top stories in just a few moments stay with us. sailors called it the sea canary due to its high pitched twitter. this man this highly communicative. wants it trying to say. how can we decode it's mind which. secrets of. wealthy british science. is not on guys. find out what's really happening to the global economy. global financial headlines tune in to. the latest news on the world's top stories from the sun scorched we show you how one city of at least ten million people is coping in the grip of record high temperatures. keep off the grass. forcibly removed from westminster. city hall security is blamed for a hydro power plant in southern russia today. the wrong breed and it's ready court convicts a muslim. for sleeping with a woman while pretending to be jewish. new ways of.

several days later he turned himself in a long will the vet's report confirming the donkey's good hill police dog owner will now even be fined just for the donkey you'll no doubt be relieved just to have his hooves firmly back on the stand timothy cross to archie. more headlines q. and justifying that it said that getting. a chain that started off the next and lost it for almost thirty years jewel of two superpowers to break. out of the uk to choose. the space congress on. wealthy british style. is not right. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to conjure reports. recap now of this week's top stories. this hour sweltering on the record breaking temperatures people's health and the bargains are increasingly at risk three hundred have died in the past week we want to just say there's a new wendy's summit the scorching heat wave. the un's top court has ruled that casillas declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight was illegal but belgrade says it will

size several days later he turned himself in along with this report confirming the donkey's good hill police owner will even find us for the donkey here no del be relieved just to have his hooves firmly planted on the stand timothy archie. have so far they've just taken a look at some of the stories we're covering here next out new ways of touching a child video unveiled an international aids conference in vienna but some layman is nothing more than a pharmaceutical marketing friend. steve kossovo canova is reopened as the un's highest court says midges declaration of independence was legal to get more perspective on bad sad makes it to. and have some indian schools have become battlefields between teachers and children so fierce that my being launched a so that's coming up next back to the present in a couple of minutes we're talking about the ongoing gaza aid issues here on out say this early monday morning the twenty sixth of july good to have you with us. they faced it this is not a prohibition but war and. pay for it and you should see several you should disapprove retreat speaks of the

several days later he turned himself in along with the vets report confirming the donkey's good hill police dog owner will now even be fined for the donkey he'll no doubt be relieved just to have his hoofs firmly back on the sand timothy krause who archie. spot a showbiz news tonight another a russian american spy story seems to be unfolding this time on the big screen a hollywood star angelina johnnie's in moscow for the premiere of light his movie salt. i think the film the film is very very different i suppose in some way but it's but you know i'm very i'm very i'm somebody who's a little political so i love positive relationships between america and russia and all the good thing so so i didn't focus too much on the scandal except i thought it was handled really well by our presidents and kind of very quickly. sixty years into the total because they were in the movie julie plays a cia agent who's accused of working with the russian secret services the actress is going to moscow to fool though this is the first time the four children. with her at the premiere crowds filmed outside the thr

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size several days later he turned himself in along with its report confirming the donkey's good hill police dog owner will now even be fined for the donkey you'll no doubt be relieved just to have his hooves firmly back on the sand timothy cross soup archie. i'll be back in a moment with an update of our headlines followed by our debate show cross-talk state. culture is that so much. power. in the market this is the prospect of becoming a failed state it was claims it is an indispensable ally and it's so cold you're on . it every month we give you the future we'll do you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join your knowledge you update on our g. you're watching our t.v. live from moscow i'm tess are still here with the headlines sky high temperatures break a new records in russia and a claim lives at least three hundred drowned this week trying to cool off. the international court of justice rules also those unilateral declaration of independence from serbia is legal. extensive civilian casualtie

police identified church hill from a surveillance video. the fire he is accused of setting was one of nine authorities say were deliberately set around berkeley in the past week. police appears there is a definite link between the fires. >>> san francisco police are studying surveillance video looking for the vandals targeting trees in golden gate park. dozens of young trees have been cut, stripped, or sawed in half. and a total of 44 trees have been damaged since may. the cuts are clean. and appear to be the work of a hand or power saw. police say they were strategically cut about a foot off the ground so that they cannot be saved. >> sad story. >>> but it might be a good day to hang out in the park. >> i think so. early on today, we have the low clouds and fog sitting around the bay area, and it looks like that will start to break up. it is still going to get hot in parts of the bay area, i will talk about that in a few minutes. >> we love our variety around here. thanks, lawrence. >>> still ahead an algae growth closes a recreation area o

that's what oakland police got the call a man i jumped on the hill a woman's card in the police describedas an attempted carjacking. investigators say the woman and her young daughter were able to drive away from the suspect. while on their way to the scene zero pd got a call about a deranged man who entered the emergency room here at children's hospital with a gun in his hand holding a nurse hostage. if oakland priests arrived sent in their negotiating team and within minutes investigators say they were able to convince the suspect to release the nurse put down his weapon and give themselves up without anyone being injured. the suspect and expelling 49 year-oldcottrell broadnax . broadax was taken to local hospital himself for a mental examination and was later placed under arrest for attempted carjacking false imprisonment and being in possession of a firearm. in oakland kron 4 news. >> take a look at our extended forecast not a whole lot of change expected through the weekend and into next week. all applicable forecast coming up in a few short minutes. appreciation sale for extra savin

. >>> a morgan hills man is facing charges after police say they saw him dragging a dog. he was pulling what looked like a dead dog by its collar tuesday afternoon. when they ordered him to stopped he allegedly threatened to kill them. he was charged with animal cruelty, resisting arrest and threatening an officer. >>> in oakland, a different story. a blind pit bull will be moving out of a shelter and into is a halfway house. phoenix house was named after a pit bull who was blienlted in the fight. that mean's kimmo's new home will be set up with needs. they'll work with him every day and their goal is that key mow will soon be adopted and have his own permanent home. >>> a live look at tonight's commute. nbc bay area's reporter spoke with people. >> the toll has definitely affected people's commuting. >> reporter: he doesn't need a pile of research to tell him something's different about his daily commute. >> i don't know if this is the time of year or what, but there's definitely less traffic, far less. >> reporter: constructers is among commuters who slog down i-80 cros

the head of the organization said he never heard of williams until the police notified hill. day, williams was charged with four counts of attempted murder. >>> the oakland city council approved a $2 million settlement for people who said their homes were searched by police who on tabeed search warrants by providing false information to judges. more than a hundred people, some of them drug suspects joined in the class action lawsuit. it states that search warrants were improperly issued to several years -- issued for several years. >>> this moving, wells fargo is reporting its 2nd quarter profits rose 12%. the san francisco-based bank says that's a sign that its bad loans are easing. wells posted a net income of $2.88 billion. that's up from the same tile last year and is better than forecast -- same time last year and is better than forecast. the bank's stock is up 4.5% right now. apple's stock is up this moving, about 2.5%. that's in response to what ceo steve jobs called phenomenal sales during the 2nd quarter. the company reported earnings of $15.7 billion after yesterday'

we are talking 70s and 80s inland, san jose, close to the upper 70s, warmest polices, pleasanton and livermore, morgan hill, mid-80s, los gatos, mid-80s. 62. ocean air conditioning to go around. temperatures should warm up next week but still well below average this time of year looks all the way through next thursday. become to you. >>> it is 5:10 right now we help save you money on the last-minute summer vacation. >>> keeping the smallest members of our local police force safe. show you how you can help out some of the k-9 cops this weekend. >>> a live look outside this time from the south bail. temperatures, as rob mentioned, pretty mild. nice wee on tap. stay with us it is 5:11. blp >>> good friday morning, 5:13 now, take a live look outside, still dark out there cool start to the day as well. we will check the morning commute and the forecast, coming up. >>> you vote yes, if you believe yes, you vote in favor of something because you believe it is the right thing f you believe did the wrong thing, you vote no we are following up -- i will not yield to the governor -- the gentleman will observe regular

after leaving a beverly hills courtroom in full view of cameras, an unmarked police vehicle drove lindsayd closed doors at the jail to begin her sentence. >> she has been extremely cooperative and everything is going smoothly. >> reporter: earlier in the day, lohan arrived ten minutes late to a beverly hills courtroom where she turned herself in. >> at this time to be remanded to serve her sentence -- >> reporter: the judge ordered cameras off as lohan was cuffed. her emotional mother and sister looked on. attorney shawn chapman holley was back at lindsay's side after famed attorney robert shapiro left the case the night before. >> she's scared as anyone would be. but she's resolute and she's doing it. >> reporter: lindsay's father held a sign supporting his daughter outside the courthouse and issued a statement through his attorney. >> he loves her, he does not believe that she should be incarcerated. >> reporter: lohan was strip searched and psychologically evaluated. then she was taken to her cell. lindsay will be segregated from other inmates for her own protection and can only leave

or cadillac pull up to the victim as he walked down the street a half hour later police got a call of shots fired 711 hill avenue, a clerk was wounded and in a third case a 22-year-old antioch man was shot along banyan way. >>> are the buses going to be there on time or even be there? the big question for ac transit riders. ann is in oakland. i guess we are waiting for a shift change? if there is going to be a sick out that is usually where it appears ann? >> reporter: yeah, but you just don't know when it is going to effect a route because everything has been shaken up when it comes to drivers scheduled. last week, each day about 200 drivers called in sick, about twice the normal amount, but you don't know until it happens. across from oakland city hall right now, you can see there are several ac transit buses at the stops but when riders come up to the stop they don't know if their bus is going to show up a or b how long they will wait for it. drivers that have shown up to work over the last week say they have been scrambling covers new routes because of a new inrim contract and because they have been c

half hour later police got a call of shots fired 711 hill crest avenue a clerk was wounded and in the third case a 22-year-old antioch man was shot also on banyan way. >>> 6:36 a.m. an 8-year-old girl is dead after fire destroyed part of a san jose apartment complex it began 1:30 a.m. yesterday morning at surrey square apartments, willow glen the girl who died was visiting from north carolina. 10 other people were injured, six families lost their homes. >>> being here right now knowing that happened and that is right across the way, you know, i feel really bad for the family. >> investigators say the fire began in a down stairs unit and quickly spread to other apartments. both fire and police departments are looking into the cause. >>> a 21-year-old graduate of napa high school has been laid to rest more than a week after he was killed in afghanistan. army specialist chase stanley and three other soldiers died after a roadside bomb destroyed their vehicle that was july 14th. kyle davenport served with stanley from the time they met initially being deployed to iraq. >> he was a great m

officers say that the hill of gunfire lasted for about 10 minutes was more than 10 chp officers involved. they say that he finally surrendered after serb fighting many wounds. police say that he survives due to wearing heavy body armor. after going through his car they found three guns. a mechanical warm robot and bomb squad was called in. a suspicious package was found in the track. they also found this binder which said california. officer sal kron 4 news that they believe williams was heavily armed because he was heading to some unknown location. the believe that the traffic stop prevented the someone dead these situations from occurring. >> fog is going to be the big stories throughout the week. trees along the coast and throughout the bay. >> we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. are now on a violent weekend in oakland as police investigators follow on another major incident seven cisco. south this one involves a sniper shooting at police officers. >> this is seen around 1130 last night after someone opened fire on police officers who have pulled over vehicles. during the car stop the investigation. and found a large amount of

. >> reporter: this walnut police chief had 28 years in san diego and lels than five as chief. he's preparing for a support ral hill for johanns mehserle. >> any time this happens we have to prepare and we have to make sure it will be a safe venue and we're planning to do that. >> reporter: he's been planning since tuesday, when a woman came to the station asking for a permit to hold the rally to support the former b.a.r.t. cop convicted of involuntary manslaughter for killing unarmed passenger, oscar grant. >> we support any one's issues to use their amendment rights. >> she reaches out through facebook asking people to join her at the superior court house to sport mehserle and his family and the law enforcement community. the facebook message "it was a tragic mistake." >> i don't know why they chose walnut creek. >> sal hassle a barbershop here and he did you want want to see a repeat of what happened in does town oakland last week. >> the person that organized it should have the courage to stand up because she's no friend of the police department. >> reporter: john burriss represents grant's mother and she says

hill. he was pulled over in oakland on sunday night and allegedly opened fire on four chp officers before he was shot and arrested. police say the 45-year-old parolee told them he intended to kill people at the aclu and the tides foundation in san francisco. williams now faces eight felony charges. he's scheduled to return to court on august 1th. >>> the city of oakland has agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement, some of them drug tests who accuse police falsifying warrants. the plaintiffs' attorney said officers stated on affidavit that officers had confirmed through labs -- >> it turns out none of the drugs had been tested. essentially the warrants had been issued bayed upon perjuried testimony. >> reporter: the police department fired four officers in the case. it allowed seven others to keep their jobs after the officers argued they had been improperly trained. >>> caltrans officially kicked off construct on the first of two tunnels to replace a section of san francisco's toil drive. the animation from caltrans shows what the results should look like two years from now. it's one of the largest and most complex p

hill today. we'll show you what she hopes lawmakers will do. >>> san jose's police chief is retiring. we will show you where he plans to give up his badge. >>> good tuesday morning. taking a beautiful live look outside at the bay bridge. moving pretty smoothly so far this morning. alternating cooler. need to grab a light jacket or sweater when you head out the tar. rob has a look at the forecast. >> san jose's police chief is calling it quits. davis has worked for the department for 30 years. he said the decision was not the easy, however he learned a lot and has some advice for the next chief. >> this is about people. the one million-plus residents are not statistics. they're not widgets. you've got to rub shoulders with the community. i myself attended over 1,400 face to face meetings with community minutes during that seven of y seven-year tenure as chief. >> davis spent six years as chief of police. under his leadership, the department has made great leaps in crime technology. however, it's also come under fire for its relationship with the community. davis will leave at the end o

hill, another cool one. i have the five day forecast and a one more specific forecast for your area here in a few minutes. >>> and a plan to bring oakland back to its full policeforce. only if voters pass a ballot measure this november. ken wayne live in city hall tonight with this developing story, ken -- >> reporter: the breakthrough came about an hour ago when the oakland police officers association agreed to contribute 9% of their salary to their pension fund and that's something that city council leaders had been asking for before the lay offs of 80 officers. at tonight's meeting, the council accepted the union's officer. but it still has to be passed by a 2/3 majority of voters this november. >> we've been hearing from a lot of the community, from faith based in the community, from unions, they have to contribute like everyone else. they have finally said, we will contribute if the parcel will pay us. >> reporter: they have ten days to vote and could have an election the first week of august. officers will be asked to make their pension contributions over the next three yearless. >> they've agreed to starting in january pay 4% of, then a year later add 3

hill, another cool one. i have the five day forecast and a one more specific forecast for your area here in a few minutes. >>> and a plan to bring oakland back to its full police force. only if voters pass a ballot measure this november. ken wayne live in city hall tonight with this developing story, ken -- >> reporter: the breakthrough came about an hour ago when the oakland police officers association agreed to contribute 9% of their salary to their pension fund and that's something that city council leaders had been asking for before the lay offs of 80 officers. at tonight's meeting, the council accepted the union's officer. but it still has to be passed by a 2/3 majority of voters this november. >> we've been hearing from a lot of the community, from faith based in the community, from unions, they have to contribute like everyone else. they have finally said, we will contribute if the parcel will pay us. >> reporter: they have ten days to vote and could have an election the first week of august. officers will be asked to make their pension contributions over the next three yearless. >> they've agreed to starting in january pay 4% of, then a year later add

a minute before seven top stories at this hour in the hills of 80 layoffs oakland police deal with violent weekend officers involved in multiple shootings. >> walnut creek police during up for our rally supporting johannes mehserle will explain preparations underway. >> and use an egg for bp test on the oil well has been extended again after seepage and addresses of methane has been discovered around the world. >> >> a check gone are whether >> could morning james taking a look at walnut creek clear conditions we will have another nice warm day to day sun and clouds and lock global fog at the close but not elsewhere sea breezes are born to pick up in to this evening quite windy well or cooling down for the next couple of days we will see warm up by thursday. does take a look at side in the '50s right now 54 in san francisco and redwood city 58,000,059 san jose 64 in antioch let's take a look at 81 petaluma '80s in san rafael and in mobile down to the south bay '80s down here 75 daly city, 76 m retail over to the space '60s and '70s there today tapping out 70 in alameda 77 he were making th

hill man is accuse the in a bizarre case of animal cruelty. they saw him dragging what seems to be a dig dog in the town's business district on tuesday. when policefficers approached him, he told them how he treated the dog is none of their business. >> the officers grabbed the dog from him. had to forcefully place him in handcuffs. >> tonight, the doug is at a vet's office in serious condition. the vet said the dog has cancer. the owner has had previous brushes with the law. >> the department held a bone marrow drive for officer brian carter. fellow officers encouraged those to join the registry in hopes of finding him or someone else a match. >> 70% of the time, they will find a sibling match. the other 30% of the time, they won't. it is important to get as many people in the registry as possible. >> it is easy as a volunteer, swab your mouth, it is checked for six dna markers. they are planning around fundraiser for him at yacht club. >>> many weare making a stop to see the latest stars, pawn stars. >> bright lights, big cities, las vegas, the hottest attraction in sin city is not a posh hotel or hip night club or a sold-out vegas show. this b

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police in richmond say they don't believe the father will be charged. an mac oh vick, cbs5. >>> firefighters recovering tonight after his truck rolled off the embankment in the hills north of rolen data. the truck rolled about 200 feet down that hill. he was trapped inside but other firefighters were able to free him and use the helicopter to get him to the hospital. it's not clear exactly what injuries he sustained but the firefighter was doing trail maintenance at the time of that accident. >>> for the second week ac transit drivers continue to call in sick to protest the new contract imposed on them by management. and riders are caught in the middle waiting, waiting, and waiting some more. cy men perez on what it is costing those passengers. >> this has become a most welcome site for ac transit riders because arriving buses are so few and far between. >> 35 minutes, 40 minutes before the bus would come. >> maybe 20, 30 minutes extra. >> the last time i was waiting for the bus it was about 40 minutes. >> the bus takings 15 to 20 minutes long tore come. >> reporter: what does that mean for you? >> that means i come later for summer school. >> reporter: what do th

hill man in trouble. several people reported seeing a man dragging what appeared to be a sick dog past stores and restaurants in the town's business district on tuesday. when police confronted the man, he became belligerent, telling them how he treated the dog was none of their business. >> he clenched his fist, got in a fighting position. the officers then grabbed the dog from him and then had to forcefully place him in handcuffs. >> the dog is at a vet's office in serious condition. he says 191-year-old australian cattle dog has cancer. besides animal cruelty, the man is charged with resisting arrest and making threats to an officer. police say he has been in trouble with the law before. >>> one of the bay area's finest needs our help. the martinez police department is looking for a bone marrow donor for sergeant brian carter. doctors diagnosed him with nonhodgkins lymphoma last year. yesterday, officers urged people to join the registry to help finding carter, or maybe another person in need, a match. >> even if you have a family member to has nonhodge consistency lymphoma or another blood disease, 70% of the time, they will find a sibling match, the other 30%

hill to a waiting ambulance. he's in the hospital under observation this evening. it is not clear exactly how he lost control of his vehicle. >>> too much force or not enough force? the oerk land police department is being criticized for how it handled the violence after the johanns mehserle verdict. some protested the verdict while others broke windows and looted stores. we are live in oakland. cheryl, you talked to a business owner who said the cops didn't have their act together? >> reporter: that's right, lisa. law enforcement here at the oakland police department are saying they are not perfect. a lot's been said about how they react during the the mehserle verdict but they say the criticism they're getting is not warranted. >> they was doing a job but they were not doing it correctly. >> reporter: this man says he lost $50,000 worth of merchandise when his store was vandalized following the mehserle verdict. in his opinion that was something police could have prevented. >> it took them at least 45 minutes for them to arrive and when they got here they didn't like know what they were doing. there was a lot of confusion. >> reporter: the confusion may have come from the fact that

into hills outside the capital islamabad on wednesday killing one hundred fifty to board the cause of the disaster is not yet known but it occurred during bad weather in the monsoon season. greek police have used tear gas to break up protesting fuel truck drivers after the government issued an emergency order forcing them to work a crippling three day strike has left most petrol stations drive the demonstrators oppose plans to liberalize their industry part of major reforms requires to kill vital bailout loans for the country the drivers have until the end of thursday to return to work in the face and asked. a french mother has been charged with murder after police found the bodies of eight newborn babies on her property initial report said dominick husband how was also charged with concealing the remains but he has now been freed without charges with police were alerted and the new owners of a house the couple had lived in found bones buried in the garden the bodies of infants wrapped in plastic revenge we discovered there and at the couple's current time. david cameron has arrived in new delhi on the final day of his visit to india to strengthen relations the british prime minister

into hills outside the capital islamabad on wednesday killing all a hundred fifty two on board the cause of the disaster is not lead but it occurred during bad weather in the monsoon season. greek police have used tear gas to break up protesting fuel truck drivers off the government issued an emergency order forcing them back to work a crippling three day strike has left most petrol stations drawing the demonstrators opponents piled to liberalize they were destroying part of major reforms required to secure vital bailout loans for the country's drivers hard to end the first entry total well face of the. french model has been channels that would emerge after police found the bodies of eight newborn babies on her property dominique a caucus is husband was charged with concealing the remains are not supporting the crime police were alerted after the new owners of a house the couple had lived in found bones buried in the garden the bodies of infants wrapped in plastic were eventually discovered there at the couple's current home. david cameron has arrived in new delhi on the final day of his visit to india to strengthen relations the british prime minister will hold talks with his counter

police arrested samuel young of richmond. investigators say twhoot men shot two people shortly before midnight on july 16th while the victim sat in a car outside of a liquor store in a rocky hill air aftervacaville >>> tomorrow marks the anniversary of iran's arrest and imprisonment of three uc berkeley graduates. outside the iranian mission, graduates and the families pleaded. >> it's going to take an outcry from our people and outrage by our government to get these people out. rallies are planned tomorrow for san francisco and other cities to call attention to the anniversary. the u.s. state department and their families say three were simply hiking along the iranian border. >>> in other news of the world tonight, in pakistan, government officials say at least 430 people are dead from floods in the northwestern part of the country three days of monsoon rain pushed rivers over their banks, swamping hundreds of villages and towns. helicopters and boats are being used to rescue flood survivors. this has been the deadliest flood to hit the region since 1929 >>> in mexico, the u.s. temporarily shut down its consulate in the troubled border city of suarez. a state department's spo

capitol hill made a last attempt to keep this lawsuit from going to court, but they failed in a 55- 43 senate vote last night. the law makes illegal immigration a state christmas and gives police authority to question a person's immigration status if they are detained for another crime and there's reasonable suspicion. today the justice department and civil rights groups and individuals will challenge it in two cases in court. cities like san francisco that protect immigration should be challenged too. >> it's interesting the obama administration is suing arizona for enforcing federal law while ignoring many sanctuary cities that openly flaunt their resistance to federal law. >> the feds want to block the law before it takes effect next week. it's unclear if the judge will issue a ruling during today's hearing. reporting live from washington, d.c., allison burns, "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> time now, 6:17. new ktvu field poll that show most californians support the death penalty. 70% of voters say the death penalty is an appropriate punishment for six days veer and violent crimes. -- severe and violent crimes. 42% said life in prison without parole. 41% say the death penalty, e

hill, not just for the members' offices. guest: no, that's including the capitol police, architect of the capitol, maintenance staff, kitchentaff, owl congressional employees. that's a wide span of people. host: a typical member of congress, you used the figure seven earlier, as the number of employees in that member's office, is that pretty much an average? guest: that's on the smaller side i would say. that would be for a younger house member probably would have about seven. i mean but there are some senators who have as many as 25, 30 staff. and these are usually people who also say chair a committee. they'll have kind of staff members that work for both the personal office and the committee as well. but they're still considered you know, paid by both the committee's budget and the member's budget and the personal office. so you can get quite large staffs that way. host: dave in newton, mass. go ahead. caller: good morning. i have a question for your terrific and talented guest. and i was just wondering, now, are the staffers fall under the feca, federal employee compensation act, are they entitled to if they're injured

hill to a waiting ambulance. the man is in hospital under observation this evening. the cause of the accident is under investigation tonight. >>> contest of the scariest kind, the kidnapping kind. richmond police are searching for the car they have who unwittingly took a little girl on a wild ride today. it all started when dad left his keys in the ignition at a gas station at carlson boulevard and imperial avenue. the car they have jumped behind the wheel and took off without realizing that the 5-year-old's little girl was in the back seat. nbc bay area's tracy grant is live in richmond and picks up the story for us. first off, the little girl is okay. he dropped her off, right? >> reporter: yes. the little girl is okay, and she's with her family this evening. now, it's interesting to note that in response to a number of cases involving children who have died from overexposure to heat or dehydration after being forgotten in vehicles, state lawmakers actually came up a measure that made it illegal to leave any child 12 or under unattended in a vehicle. now, it's punishable by a $100 fine, but the real punishment for a parent may be that they could have avoided putting their child in jeopardy,

police say jesus has admitted to sexually assaulting an 18-year-old. the suspect has been released on jail. >>> 7:48. well, sportscasters erin andrews is joining lawmakers on capitol hillling for stronger laws against stalking. take a look. these are live pictures. there is erin, the blonde on the far left, hasn't spoken yesterday. that bill -- that's a california congresswoman in the red right there -- the bill would strengthen existing laws to make sure all forms of stocking are taken seriously. erin andrews was the victim of stocking two years ago. she was videotaped nude through a hotel peephole. that video was posted on the internet. the suspect has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison after pleading guilty. >>> this could be a dramatic day in court in the corruption trial for rod blagojevich. yesterday, the defense attorney clashed with the judge over whether he men -- whether he could mention certain witnesses. the judge says if he does bring up certain witnesses today, he could be thrown in jail. >>> 7:49. music star jean is said to be considering a bid to become haiti's next president. the star helped haiti with the earthquake. family members say h

weekend police believe the actions were politically motivated the enemies immigrants have accused the singer of being representative of the communist regime he is held on $100,000 bill. in morgan hillfaces jail term for money laundering a federal jury convicted jamie carmen of five counts of money laundering in the case computers stolen from cisco systems. he had suggested to checks from a san jose company called silicon valley resell those checks according to resist or from the trustees of a sale of equipment that it had been stolen while being trucked to texas. due back in court on our route for 25th. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let us give you a look at our breaking news overnight a deadly greyhound crash that killed at least at this 0.6 people we do not know how many injured killed nz)fp welcome back, let's talk tech and we will go to gabe slate who gives disinformation about baseball players and baseball cards. >> i want to introduce you to new technology called in at the reality which i believe will have a huge impact on our live in the near future. it is a combination of your imaging and the world around you.

police believe his actions were political play motivated. immigrants have accused the singer of being are rep resented of of a communist reason the regime. ninth 51 right now morgan hillime in a case involving computers stolen from cisco systems a federal jury convicted jamie harmon of five counts of montreal money laundering. they say he accepted to checks from a san jose company those checks according to prosecutors or the proceeds from the sale of cisco equipment that had been stolen well being trucked to texas and illinois. he is due to be sentenced october 26th. take a look at the mushroom cloud rising from the rest of the clouds over mt. tam. we can see what's below we are socked in but the inland areas are looking at sunshine. we will be right back j built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finance savings around $5,800. "meg whitman says she'll run califor

. >>> san jose police are searching for four men suspected of a frightening home invasion robbery early this morning. it happened shortly before 5:30 on meridian avenue near blossom hill road. police say there were three people inside the home at the time. a man and two women. they told investigators four people entered their home while they were sleeping and robbed them at gun point. officers say residents should take note of the crime and take extra precautions to secure their homes. >> when you go to sleep, close your blinds so people can't look inside. if they see high value items, tvs, maybe other items that are appealing to you, then they're going to target you. >> one ever the victims suffered minor injuries during the robbery. right now police are not releasing any more information on the suspects. >>> sheriff's deputies in sonomo county are investigating the death of a person whose body was found in a car as a homicide. the discovery was made early this morning in an incorporated area west of hillsburg. the location is near the intersection of mill creek road and ladder road. there aren't very many details tonight but investigators say that vehicle containing