the hinge connects two sections of roadway. cal tran says structural depict sis in 2006 led to a repair with plans for a replacement down the road. that's what's happening over the july 4th weekend. >> these hinges have been here for probably 40 something years. and during that time, they've worn a lot. and the standards have changed. and what we want to do is make sure that this structure stays safe for the motoring public, the way to do that is by replacing those hinges. >>reporter: northbound 280 will be closed to king street. from wednesday night through monday morning, july 7th. related northbound onramps will also be closed and motorists are advised if they can use public transit, they should. southbound 280 will not be impacted. >> again the work gets underway and the closure begins wednesday night, through july 4th. ideally, this stretch of northbound 280 will reopen in time for the commute monday morning, july 7th. then, we get to do it all over again, another close shur is slated for labor day weekend. in san francisc

. >> the hinge part. >> the hinges. believe it or not, it's not the hinge that gets the little boy. the underside of the frame of the door has a gap just big enough for his tiny little finger, and that's where he's stuck. >> oh! >> yeah, it was so blue. he just placed a hand there, and watched. rescuers in china are good at what they do. they do this stuff all the time. in this rescue, they use a hook to smash the glass quite a number of times. >> busting out the entire window? >> oh, my gosh. >> that was the boy. glass is gone, he's safe. his fingers look a little smashed. >> the crowd that gathered too, all those people, the boy was like, oh, sorry. >> and the bank that they were at has no glass. >>> i don't think this guy's mom told him not to put strange things in his mouth. this is in thailand. he's biting a smak, highly venomo venomous, look where he bites the snake. that's very close to his fangs. >> that's not nice for the snake. >> the snake didn't like it, wrapped his body around the guy's hand because that is a defensive move for the snake. if you are bitten by a deadly v

this hinge will be replaced by 1 three times as big. >> the hinge connect the two structures together. the you can only build it so long before if it break you and tease what the hinge is. reason why with we replace the hinge it's deteriorated to the a point where they are no longer functioning as intended. >> 2 more hinges installed over labor day weekend. cost about 1 million dollars to replace each of those hinges. >> we have a lot more ahead for you tonight on 7 news at 9:00. up next. matter of pride. one thing you have to know if going to be grand marshall of the san francisco pride parade. >> also. trivia question. which president signed into law that first protected yosemite. need a hint, park business to need a hint, park business to mark the 150th birthday summer like heat coming our wa way. when it starts and how hot in the accu-weather hot in the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> thank you. we get more world cup the photo. this is also girl cheering for argentina a.show us your world cup if pictures to this site. or at these sites. >> on our web site right in and o

that's why the hinge. the reason why we are replacing these hinges is they have deteriorated to a point where they are no longer functioning as intended. >> two more hinges will be installed over labor day weekend. it costs about $1 million to replace each of the hinges. >> coming up at 6:42, looks look we have a beach weekend ahead. >> that's right. you can see the sun beginning to peek out but we still have the marine player. mid-70s in santa cruz. the numbers climbing all around the bay area big time tomorrow, and the heat will remain for part of the upcoming work week. last weekend of june and your forecast coming up. >> also next, a close play at the plate plays a huge role in deciding last night's a's game in miami. is coco crisp safe or out? so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i li

this hinge will be replace bid one three times as big. >> the hinge is what connects the two sectionsnly build it so long before it breaks. the reason why we are replacing these hinges is they have deteriorated to a point where they are no longer functioning as intended. >> two more hinges will be installed over labor day weekend." they cost about $1 million to replace each of the hinges. >>> dealing with a little bit of a fog and low clouds some places. but beware? >> that's right. it is getting a little closer to the coast and that will be the case tomorrow morning where it will be more limited. but right now you see the clouds in emeryville. temperatures on the mild side near 60 degrees here. looking at partly cloudy skies overall this morning and a warmup for most of you today. but, yes, the heat is coming on sunday. it's going to let up a bit. i'll tell you how long and how long when we return. >> also next, a huge role in deciding last night's a's game in miami. is coco crisp savor out? larry beil has the answer coming up in sports. >> a way to accept more money from fans or a r

. >> inside, down the hallway, police found the bathroom door had also been knocked off its hinges. on the floor was the body of 67-year-old audrey nichols. she been shot in the head at close range with a .32-caliber bullet. >> the phone that they believe that she was using was found right in that area, i believe in the hallway just outside the bathroom. >> the police officers knew mrs. nichols. she had worked for the michigan state police for 17 years analyzing traffic accidents. she had retired just four months earlier and lived alone. her three children were grown and living elsewhere. >> we all felt violated by it just because so many of us were alone. it was very shocking to us. it was numbing. and there was a lot of anger, an awful lot of anger. >> since police arrived within five minutes of the call, the killer wasn't inside the house

. >> nulo sicken hing? >> endangered but we have to have hope. >> caroline writes i don't drive often these days. if i have air pure fires. i drink filtered water and eat as much organic as i can. i refuse to by factory farmed meat. if i can't buy humanly raised food, i don't eat it. we should be more like caroline. >> you have seen them everywhere from soaps and sanitizers to face wash, micro beads in personal care products promising to ex fol 80 your skin. once they go down the drain, where do at the end up? according to environmental researchers, the non-bio degr e degradable plastic particles are by passing sewage system filters and piling up in our water ways, lakes and occasions. illinois became the first state to ban them in an effort to safeguard great lakes. four other states are considering legislation. what's the impact of it on our water and the impact of the consumption of those by fish and wildlife? joining us is heather white executive corrector of the environmental working group that special

. >> they stole the front door right off of the hinges. >> yeah, they were good. it had to be a truck that came and put it on a car. >> reporter: now city agencies addressed to gosnell including this letter from the water revenue department dated june 27th still sits on the front stoop, city record list gosnell as the owner, cities licenses and inspections web site, declaring building unsafe for uncorrected violations including partially collapsed wall but neighbors say after several calls when l and i inspectors did visit they stretched yellow tape across the front porch, posted a violation notice and then left, the notice posted on the front door is gone because the door has been stole. >> usually, i thought they boarded up houses like that but i guess they don't no more. >> reporter: finally we found this contractor not from the city agency, but, hired by a owner of the home next door, trying to patch up the property. frustrated neighbors say with gosnell gone it has fallen on them to clean up what is left behind. >> we have taken it upon ourselves because afte

>>reporter: cal tran is closing a portion after interstate 280 in san francisco to replace a hinge on the stretch of roadway near the chavez exit. two sections of roadway. cal tran says structural deficiencies found in 2006 led to a replay for plans with replacement over the road. >> these the hinges have been here for probably 40 something years. and during that time, they've worn a lot. and the standards have changed and what we want to do is make sure that this structure stays safe for the public the way to do that is replacing those hinges. >>reporter: northbound 280 will be closed to kings street. from wednesday night through monday morning, july 7th. related northbound onramps will also be closed and motorists are advised if they can use public transit, they should. southbound 280 will not be impacted. . again the work gets underway and the closure begins wind night, runs through july 4th. ideally, this stretch of northbound 280 will reopen in time for the commute monday morning, july 7th. then, we get to do it all over again, another closure slated for labor day weekend. in san

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this is the reason why the hinge will be replaced. >> it connects them together. you know? you can only build it so long. that is what this hinge is. >> two more will be installed over labor day weekend. >> there is a lot more still to come at 6:00. just ahead a barbara walters exclusive. a man whose son went on a deadly rampage. >> thousands of children pouring into the country illegally. >> long-awaited decision to help bring an end to they'they're big. fast. andsom. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >>> after years of delays the golden gate bridge board of directors voted to approve a suicide prevention barrier running the length of the bridge. today, tiffany wilson has the developments. >> a crowd holding on to pictures of sons sh sisters sh

the campaign hinged on immigration laws. cantor supported relaxing them.rder line against doing that. >> look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in. >> this is a miracle from god. it's not about dave brat winning tonight. it's about returning the country to constitutional principles. >> democrats say cantor's defeat shows the fight for house control is far from over since republican party is moving further to the right. texas republican ted cruz is no longer a canadian citizen. the senator gave up citizenship in his birth country and received confirmation yesterday. he promised to last year. the possible presidential candidate's mother is american making him eligible for the white house. >> 6:46. happening today defense secretary chuck hagel will testify before the house committee looking into the prisoner swap involving sergeant bowe bergdahl. bergdahl was released in afghanistan and in exchange for five taliban prisoners held at guantanamo bay. the house committee is investigating the swap. they want to know why

. >> believe it or not, it's not the hinge that gets the little boy. the other side of the frame of the door has a gap just big enough for his tiny little fingers, and that's what he stuck. it was so smooth. it was almost like he watched -- just a little guy. watch. >> we know that rescuers in china are really fwood at what they do. this do this all the time. in this particular rescue they're going to use this hook to smash the glass. they tried a number of times. >> they're going to bust out the whole entire window? [ screaming ] >> oh, my gosh. >> that was the part that actually freaked them out, but glass is gone. he is safe. his fingers look a little smashed. >> the crowd that gathered too. >> all those people. the boy was, like, i'm sorry. >> now the place that they were at has no glass. >>> talk about a real charmer. >> they're about to have a -- >> suck face with a venomous snake. >> dude comes in for a smooth landing. >> he takes off all his gear and starts to washg walk -- oh, boy. wait a ser. >> why his next landing isn't so nice. >> oh. thth

really, that is all hinging on the germans. and although on the score sheet on this one.t was not enough. we have now got four top europeans out of the competition. the first to go, england. italy following after them and now portuguese also. top -- the and three. meanwhile, uruguayan football fans are serious about banning their star player from any in the world cup ear dan from all football activity for four months. that is providing the italian .ffender even so, the uruguayan government is defending him, calling the punishment disproportionate and they say they will repeal that decision. >> it is one that will go beyond this year's tournament, found guilty of biting. is banned and cannot attend the game until november. >> banned from taking part in any kind of football related activity. administrative, support, or any other, for a series of four months in accordance with article 22. >> the fee for committee found him guilty of unsporting behavior and said it had no choice but to act. >> such behavior cannot be page.ted on any football the lives of millions of people ar

campaign hinged on immigration law. brat took a harder line. >> u.s. officials say five american troops killed by mistake in afghanistan were members of an elite fighting team. the the five died in an airstrike launched to help them battle the taliban. an afghan officer was also killed. it's called one of the worst friendly fire incidents since the war began in 2001. >> happening today the national transportation safety board will release documents related to its investigation of a bridge collapse in washington state. that collapse last year happened when a truck hit two support structures, several vehicles fell into the river below. no one was seriously hurt. the documents released will not contain analysis or a probable cause, those are expected later this summer when the investigation is finished. >> someone has to pick up the tab, the country's involved in the search for that missing jetliner are trying to figure out how to share the cost of the massive search. malaysia, australia and china are the most involved. australia expects to spend around $

is it conceivable that serious consequences could hinge on the accuracy of this calculation when in fact economists differ widely on how it should be done. there was an interesting article a month ago on the range of calculations for these kinds of adjustments that are done on behalf of the oced and the range is fairly large. it's not conceivable to me that a large fine or a serious consequences would be delivered on the basis of a technical argument like this. it's going to be more lit call and resolved in a political way. and so that's why i think we need to -- i think this is an argument for a much more decentralized system of fiscal enforcement which has to come with this no bailout clause. >> thank you. david? >> so professor argument about what political message is or is not being sent. i'm reminded, i covered the french, dush, spanish referendums on the constitution and i remember when the irish voted note and the french voted no and the dutch voted no, all people said none of them have read the constitution so why should we listen to that they've said. it didn't really mean that

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and you look at this -- one hing you find if you look at it, you find a pattern of incest incestuous relationships between bankers in the state of arkansas. host: what do you remember that is almost 21 years ago? did you cover it enough or not? guest: i think we covered it enough. there were some incredible characters involved in was -- ter and it fs whitewater also became -- you know, produced stories about the rose law firm that hillary was the issue came up about how she made so much money investment in cattle futures. years it was nton like one scandal morphed into they kept on giving in terms in you are a investigative report there was something to look into. host: what do you remember about administration about the day-to-day activities. guest: i don't recall the being administration that helpful. host: why not? guest: i was usually covering want covered.dn't so, i don't necessarily blame providing a lot of information. i had too many people actually out lie to me in that administration even about white house had just received a subpoena for the by the t to testify special pros

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the campaign hinged on immigration laws. brat took a harder line. >> look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in. >> this is a miracle from god. it's not about dave brat winning tonight. it's about returning the country to constitutional principle. >> democrats say cantor's defeat shows the fight for house control is far from over since the republican party is moving further to the right. >> texas republican ted cruz is no long area canadian citizen. he gave up his citizenship in his birth country and received official confirmation yesterday. cruz promised to renounce his dual citizenship. his mother is american making him eligible for the white house. >> another chapter in the sterling saga here happening today the lawyer for donald sterling's wife is going to court to try to win her the right to sell the clippers. shelly sterling brokered a deal to sell the team that she could owns with her husband. donald is vowing not to sell and is suing the nba for $1 billion. the league banned

johnson's door was open also to allow the bone to go inside her bedroom, because the back edge where the hingesare also had blood deposits on it. so, both those doors were open. >> but this was only an inconsistency, not evidence of murder. >> this case was going to be very difficult to prove to a jury. there was not one single piece of evidence necessarily that totally committed sarah to this crime, and so, we just had to build it piece by piece. >> the piece they thought might prove most significant was the t-shirt and pajama bottoms sarah was wearing on the morning of the murders. >> police when they first approached her saw no blood on her clothing. there was none there, because we luminolled every inch top to bottom, nothing. >> analysts now turned to the pink bathrobe found in the garbage the morning of the murders. family members said the robe belonged to sarah. as rod engler examined it with a pro scope, a high-powered microscope capable of 400 times magnification, he was shocked to discover no blood spatter on the front of the robe, but then he looked on the back. he found hundreds of

caltran will replace a hinge. the section is near this exit.epair, northbound 280 will be closed to king street from wednesday night through july 4th weekend. caltran hopes to have the repair fixed and the freeway reopened monday morning in time for the monday morning commute. >>> in another big story, the man suspected of starting a fire in san francisco was in court today. anthony, in this video, pleaded not guilty. a judge set his bale at $450,000. he's suspected of starting a fire inside a garage at a luxury apartment community plex and he could face more charges. kron 4 news. >>> here in south san jose, firefighters are still on the scene mopping up after a four-unit condominium fire. a neighbor here said he immediately ran across the street and started knocking on doors when he saw smoke. there was some people home in one unit and they got out safely, and nobody else was home. there was no injuries to the occupants however one firefighter was injured. the cause is still under investigation. >>> the ride-sharing service says they are offer

. >> we found a pair of scissors and trapped within the hinge of the scissors appeared to be blue colored fibers. we knew that ms. o'neill had been wearing a blue colored garment that had been cut. >> caballero maintained denise had never been inside his apartment. but under a cardboard box investigators found a gym membership card. >> and when i picked it up and turned it over and it had denise o'neill's name on it, i was ecstatic. >> detectives believe this clue was left at the scene by a desperate denise o'neill. >> my first question was, have you ever detailed denise's vehicle? luis caballero's response was he never has been in her car or never detailed her car. >> but analysts found caballero's prints inside denise's car. when faced with his evidence, caballero changed his story. he now claimed he was an unwitting accomplice. he said the real killer was his friend, 19-year-old isaac brown. brown, who had no criminal record also confessed but said the killer was caballero, who was broke and desperate for money. brown said caballero had been planning to rob denise for months. >> there

back to our favorite topic, team usa, huge match against portugal and the game could hinge on the healthone player. >> even if you are not a soccer fan, probably heard of this guy, christiano ronaldo. nursing a knee injury. could give team usa a big leg off. here's paula faris to tell us why. >> reporter: he is soccer's reigning player of the year. >> christiano ronaldo. >> reporter: on the field, a scoring machine. >> ronaldo has done it again! this is absolutely astonishing! >> christiano ronaldo. >> reporter: off the field an international sensation, an advertiser's dream, a sex symbol making more than lebron james. portugal's christiano ronaldo is the biggest obstacle standing in team usa's way. >> christiano. >> reporter: that's why the world is abuzz about ronaldo's knee injury seen with ice packs, missing practice, how effective will be he against the americans this sunday. >> advantage team usa? >> definitely. advantage team usa. >> reporter: portugal without christiano is a totally different team. the americans have injuries of their own. their star is out. but their other chal

admiral nimitz's command summary of the day, he wrote the whole course of the war in the pacific may hinge on the developments of the next two days. fortunately, as history has shown in our darkest hours, leaders emerge. the victory of midway teaches us many lessons. action,ion, decisive the power of intelligence, trusting commanders, and of course the necessity of good fortune. but it teaches us more about the spirit of the american sailor. and fearless in the face of adversity. today, we gather again to honor these veterans and remind ourselves of our own capacity for greatness. we honor those who took the risk to launch the attack, those who fought on despite the odds from their ships in the islands of midway. those who flew on when their gauges were low. those who attacked without regard for their own personal safety knowing they would not likely survive. those who risked their lives to save their shipmates. and those who never came home. on the night of june 3, 1942, they did not know what the next day would bring. the their strength and will -- but their strength and will was resolut

. >> well, since a lot of this probably hinges on my opinion, i think i would like to have some discussion with my fellow commissioners about their view on the procedural error and whether that meets the standard for a rehearing request. >> i have my own opinion, but just want to be informed by other people's thoughts. >> we have made the comment in enumerable times that should a missing members vote affect that we would ask for a continuance our self. that is not a formal thing but we've said it many many times. >> we have consistently applied that practice. it is as commissioner fung indicates, i think it's a rule that we have that is informal rather than a formal policy, but it is practiced. i'm not sure during a course of the time that i have been on the board that we've ever diverged. we followed it. that's my view. >> okay. well, i do believe in procedural consistency and it does appear that it wasn't inadvertent error. for a standard of rehearing request. without the merits on the case i would support granting the rehearing request. >> okay. is that a motion? >> i would so move. >>

in my opinion, the hopes of the afghan people are hinging on afghanistan, the taliban shall seize the moment. and say if you are expressing goodwill, we are willing to move forward. they'll not one in a lopping war. they say protract the war. they'll not win. this war is not winnable in the war front. it is winnable by nonmilitary means. >> i just want to take you up on that point. the deal, as you mentioned shos that the taliban -- shows that the taliban is willing to negotiate. perhaps signalling that they'd luke to move to a more political role. would you like to see taliban members in parliament, in afghanistan? >> well, we, as human being, should always open ways towards paving the road towards peace, and afghanistan, like other nations, should create an evolutionary process for a better future. only peace can bring the future. in the pass the taliban who are trying to join the political process should have a room in the country. >>> thank you for joining us. a former afghan member of parliament speaking to us from kabul. >> rebel fighters in syria say they have broken up a tunne

. >> we are look at one of 20 hinge pipe beams strategically placed inside the bridge. >> in there weren earthquake this would move back and forth like an accordion. by designing sections of the bridge to fail that will protect the more structural elements. after an earthquake workers can go up, inspect them, determine if there is any damage. if there is, it can be cut out and replaced. >> i'm tanning on another innovation, below me are piles, 800 feed in diameter and 300 feet long. there are 360 of them did buried underneath if bay. >> these are new to bridges but battered piles have long been used on oil rigs in the ocean . think lay horizontally rather than up and down. earthquake crumple technological. >> shake table, it was invented right here at u.c. berkeley and used in 1972. essentially it plows us to recreate any -- allows us to recreate any earthquake that ever happened around the world. it's important because it plows researchers to test structures, bridges and equipment and see how they can withstand earthquake stress. >>> at stanford university, greg credit dearpipeline wen

replacing a bridge hinge as on southbound 280 over the memorial day weekend. if you park in san francisco yesterday was the last sunday you had to feed the mer. free sunday parking runs to most spaces with parking meters and the free parking came back after complains of having to pay for spaces that were free for decades. >> in sacramento, "rage on the riff," had paramedics returning from call to call because of the heat responding to multiple calls of people hurt or passed out yesterday. miss break up fights. public safety officials said too many boats on the water prevented them from getting to a call fast enough and friends had to take a man with a broken leg to the hospital. >> celebrations today mark an important milestone at yosemite, the first step of a restoring project to make the grove pore -- more like it was the year that abraham lincoln signed the grant setting aside the park for public use. the grant protected yosemite's giant sequoias was the first of its kind. >> it is the beginning of the national park movement. incredibly significant not only

>> reporter: that's exactly what the whole case hinges on, was it unprovoked or was it an act of self-defense? investigators say the off-duty officer's silver car and another vehicle may have clipped each other two night north of reading. >> a road rage incident took place. now, we are still trying to piece together exactly what precipitated the road rage, how it happened. >> reporter: that road rage escalated when they pulled over. >> during a scuffle, the off-duty police officer discharged his weapon, striking one of the individuals in the chest area. >> reporter: detectives say it was the off-duty officer's personal gun and not his police weapon and in an unusual move, the district attorney says he is not releasing the officer's name or the police department. any particular reason why you're not leagues the department of the off duty officer, normally something released? >> nothing to do with his employment so we don't believe we want to expose that department to any publicity at this point. >> reporter: we are told that unnamed officer is on administrative leave pending the outcome of the

caltrans will be replacing another hinge between cesar chavez and 24th street.raffic be detoured on 101 as per usual. the work is supposed to wrap up the following monday morning. >>> police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in a head-on crash that killed a woman and baby in concord. it happened around 11:00 last night. a police officer saw it happen, tried to save the baby, but the infant later died at the hospital. the woman died at the scene. five other people suffered major injuries but all are expected to survive. >>> and a fire and explosion knocked an oakland apartment building off its foundation this morning. 17 people were displaced by the fire, no one though was hurt. but police are looking for two men witnesses saw walking away from the scene on 17th street. one of them reportedly had burns. investigators think some butane canisters exploded causing the fire. >>> oakland mayor jean quan is officially running for re- election. kpix 5's mark kelly on why she says she deserves four more years. >> reporter: in a packed auditorium, family at h

budget at the time had 38.7 million due to seismic safety you know review committees and impacts on hinges and various design components that were incorporated after the original budget that's why there's an additional 1.7 million in design contingency as as part of the 40.4. >> prequalified bidders we prequalified 7 bidders and ultimately received five with a range of 57.2 million to 82.7 so i'm going to breakdown this table there's a lot there. at the top i show each of the bidders each of the 5 bidders along the top and along the left column is where i'm going to breakdown the various components built into this bid and the staff expands but also want to reiterate that this was an a plus b contract a being a component that's basically a contractor's base bid and the b component is the number of working days and in the contract when we put out the bid we allow them to have a range so that they can't bid 10 days and they can't bid a thousand days it's roughly within the ballpark of what's been allocated and that's to allow the ingenuity of the contractors to set their schedule if this does

. >> the success of this plan hinges on receiving responsive bids and harper your previous question regarding how many number of bidders we need in general we need 3 or 4 bidders that's the price in the market if we have one or two bidders you run the risk of people bidding higher than the market allows. we've retained the services to conduct a bidder survey to help us determine some of the reasons. so we can reduce our risk and exposure to higher bids with that i'd like to present natalie tailor to present her findings. she will be followed by west core and he will speak to that and share with us the program as well as the trade group schedule with that i'd like to turn it over to natalie. >> thank you: mark. lee land tailor associates was asked to perform a bidder survey. we polled them about possible mitigation measures to reduce risk and make the project as attract active as possible. secondarily most of the bidders thought the design was unique and very custom and designed to an extremely narrow tolerance that was almost un constructible and so you pay for that level of complexity and in

. >> i'd do the same hing. >> reporter: willing to sacrifice it all. >>> staying in the region, afghanistan's presidential candidates finished the campaigns against the run off. abdullah abdullah and ashraf ghani will have to wait until july to find out who won the vote. >> reporter: in the air and on the campaign trail with abdullah abdullah. the presidential hopeful has led a busy campaign across the country, travelling to several provinces in a single day. wherever he goes, he's greeted by large crowds. he told supporters he's confident he'll win. >> translation: most of the afghan people voted for my team in the first round. they'll vote for us in the second. we'll be in your service, we know your demand and promise to help you. whether it's electricity or water we'll help. >> reporter: last week a suicide attacker attacked the convoy he was travelling in, killing such. that has not deterred abdullah abdullah. he kept to his schedule. this is not his first attempt at the presidency. in 2009 he challenged president hamid karzai as an independent candidate after he resigned as his foreign m

because the information age that you're involved in on a daily basis has blown the closet door off its hinges. there's access to information not only in the media, online, in television shows, in popular culture, in public policy, years ago peel didn't know what -- people didn't know what being lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender meant. what's important for so many people to understand is that sexual orientation is mostly about connectedness and the deep need that human beings have for intimate connection with others. only a small part of it is related to sex and so in terms of child development, young people today can know that they're gay or bisexual at very young age, younger than even 12 or 13, as young as 7 or 8 and 9. so that means that we have to support these children in the context of their family, their culture and their faith tradition >> i know that you have a lot of resources going into this. a graphic we want to show people and if we can speak to the graphics we're going to show. we've got a graphic we want to put up here about some, the research here. you talk about lifetime

the enclosure will allow caltrans to replace a hinge so it'll be sound. >>> this morning the group that manages o.co will make a decision to keep the a's there. even the authority gives the thumbs up for the new lease, the county board of supervisors and the oakland city council must also approve the proposal. it includes an outclause in case the a's are allowed to move to san jose. >>> let's see what's moving in the weather department this morning, checking the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning everybody at home, it's a pleasant start to the friday morning and we're going to see a pleasant finish as well only climbing in the 70s and 80s, no 90s. but they will be moving in quickly. the peninsula's at 77. 80 degrees in the east bay for today and kind of a cool day in san francisco. only going to hit about 66 degrees. then those triple digits move in quickly. i'll show you that in my next report, right now let's check on your drive, it's 4:36, it's early, but it's looking busy, mike. >> it is. >> that's almost, any time of a weekday morning, westbound where there's a lot of f

. >> they actually ripped doors from the hinges of a closet. they overturned and broke furniture. they emptied out drawers. >> reporter: police responded just before 2:00 a.m. after the victim got one arm free, then untied her feet. she went to the bar downstairs and someone called 911. >> you're scared they might come back right? they told me they would if i call the police. >> police checked for fingerprints and surveillance videos. the victim says she's scared and she's moving out immediately. >> they wanted money. which i had none. i didn't have any money at all in the house. >> reporter: now no suspects and in arrests to report tonight. the victim tells me she never keeps money at home and all of the proceeds from her bar go right into the bank. dawn? >> all right. thank you, dave. >>> take close look at this surveillance video. it's an armed robber at a papa january's in roxborough while the gunman is demanding cash a worker still flipping the pizza dough. suspect eventually ored all the employees to the ground. police say he got away with $50. >>> the i495 bridge over chris

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the closure will allow caltrans to replace a hinge, so that the stretch of highway will be sound. >>> cal will hold a news conference this afternoon to announce its interim athletic director. sandy barber will step down. her final day, july 15th. she'll transition to academics, working in a sports management program on campus. now, barber's been in charge of sports at cal since the fall of 2004. that makes her one of the longest tenured athletic directors in the pac-12. michael williams will be named interim athletic director this afternoon. he's a former cal wrestler. >>> well, a former track star of cal making headlines at the u.s. championship. >>> take a look at 28-year-old alyssa montano. she competed president 800-meter run while nearly eight months pregnant. the five-time national champion finished nearly 35 seconds slower than her personal best, but she still got a standing ovation an her way around the track. montano has been running through her pregnancy, so she felt physically and emotionally ready to compete. she says her biggest fear was getting lapped by other fast runne

sixers general manager, sam hinge i; reportedly trying to trade up or make another deal for another lottery pick. we shall see what happens there. >> hopefully some improvement there. >> let's hope. 4:47. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, mat tell says newest bashes ready to break through the plastic sealing. >> whatever r that is. >> exciting. >> we'll explain. we'll have to tell you about that, and first what's coming up tonight in cbs-3. >>> time for check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hearing drivers could be in for unpleasant surprise, the pumps, not you what want to hear right as summer kicks off. >> i know. good morning, erika, nicole. normally prices tends to drop at this time of year after memorial day, and before july 4th. but sadly not this year, the crisis in iraq has pushed the price for crude oil higher, iraq, one of the wormed's largest oil supporters, and that means it is costing more at the gas pump. prices for this time of year have hit a six year hi, the good news, though, analysts don't think that they will spike