, called level 2 holsters. i've determined -- i've given them an extension of 30 days because we have a hard time getting the new holsters for old guns that they're carrying. so also, at the patrol stations, i've reviewed police lineups of information bulletin 11-094 that i indicated last time i reported to the police commission to inform the officers of the rules and regulations that the patrol officers are required to follow. i've received two calls from the officers's inquiries to what they're allowed to have in their vehicles and i've examined both those vehicles. so we're very successful. also, too, mr. allen byard of the association has been extremely cooperative making weekly contacts with me to determine how he can assist me. is there any questions about the patrol specials? if not, i'll go into the reserves. president mazzucco: that's great news. >> also some bullet points, we currently have 33 active reserves in our patrol -- in our reserve program. again, sergeant craig tom is the o.i.c. administrato

now holster's owned by abercrombie and pitch. she worked in the store's stock room for several months. she was told even though she wore the head scarf for religious reasons that it did not comply with the company's look policy. >>> well, you can get screened for hiv today for free. the santa clara public health department is offering the tests in honor of the national hiv testing day today. there will be -- they will be offered at two locations in san jose. the crane center from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a mobile clinic at st. james park from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. all tests will be free and anonymous. >>> a big san francisco tourist attraction is back in service this morning. plus another smart meter show down. the protest scheduled to begin in just two hours. >>> and now you're looking live at a fire in florida. a motel engulfed in flames. that fire has been burning for hours. we'll have more information when we come back. [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're

but that's based on callers using a holster. they haven't tested for cell phones kept in your pocket, like most of us do, one of the many questions, diane, that the science has yet to answer definitively. >> so even in a holster, an inch away from your body. thank you, jim sciutto. and we'll have more online, as always. >>> tough choices were on the table today as dozens of house republicans went to the white house. president obama and gop law makers facing off in the epic battle over the towering u.s. deficit. as jake tapper reports, hovering over the meeting in that room, the stories of cuts already made and their consequences. >> reporter: on monday, first responders in california stood by as a suicidal man walked into the bay. why? due to budget cuts, they no longer train for water rescues. so, they watched 53-year-old raymond zach drown. >> it's damn frustrating. >> you have to make budgetary decisions based on what you have in front of you. >> reporter: riverside, california, has spent $105 million on a new high tech high

holster is owned by abercrombie and pitch. >>> time now 5:06. the casey anthony murder trial in florida resumes this morning after an abrupt delay over the weekend. the judge in the case wouldn't discuss the legal issue that forced him to cancel last saturday's planned testimony. the defense has been trying to discredit the prosecution arguments that casey anthony knocked her daughter unconscious, duct taped her mouth and then dumped the baby's body in the woods. the defense is also saying it will probably rest its case by thursday. now ktvu will take you live to orlando, florida, when court reconvenes in the next hour. >>> later this morning the u.s. supreme court is expected to announce if a california law about violent video game sales is unconstitutional. a 2005 law bans the sale or rental of games like the grand theft auto series to anyone under the age of 18. but video game producer filed a lawsuit claiming that that violates their free speech rights. the law never went into effect. the court heard arguments from both sides in november. at

which time the suspect pulled a handgun from his waistband, from items left on the ground there's a holster attached to his pants. we believe he fired at least one time upon the officers. the officers returned fire. >> reporter: now, the man was wounded but he is expected to live. he was taken to san francisco general hospital. all we know about the suspect is that he was asian, 36 years old and a wanted parolee. police won't say what he is wanted for. back live on gough street, you can see all those little yellow markers behind me, the shell casings. the preparatory school is up above that gray car right now as well as the high school. they are on summer break so some students were there but not a lot. and they say that none of their operations were affected by the shooting or this road closure. back to you guys. >> anne, for anyone who lives in that area or has to drive through, any idea when they might clear the investigation? >> reporter: i would assume it's going to be sometime early afternoon. they have to get rid of the car that was involved in this obviously. but they have been out

. >> reporter: but in this uncertain economic environment, the biggest weapon in his holster, his record. nearly half the jobs created in the u.s. in the last two years, half in the whole country, came from texas. the ingredients to that success? he says no state income tax, few government regulations, and limits on lawsuits. though critics say the tax laws predate his tenure, the state lucked out with surging oil prices, and there have been serious costs to the balanced budgets. $4 billion in education cuts in the next two years and the highest percentage of residents without health insurance in the country. but to his critics, perry has a simple response. >> and our loudest opponents on the left are never going to like us, so let's quit trying to curry favor with them. >> reporter: now, perry is no stranger to controversy. he once mused about the possibility of texas seceding from the union. and of course some insiders i spoke with say one of his biggest hurdles might be that americans might not be ready for anotherer governor from texas in the white house after george w. bush. his adv

holster and foster innovation in business in russia and he also discussed the expansion of a thirty billiondollar at state or a thirty billion dollars asset sale program here's what the president had to say. this will go to school still bushehr government doesn't need such a large amount of frequency it has ideas for a schedule for privatization of major companies the implementation of these plans is necessary but the very modest government has until the first of all the switches the scale of privatization in order to resolve this i'm sure we'll be able to go through with it in a movie transparent way in order to attract effective trying to invest his and generate sufficient funds for the russian budget to do with. financial transparency and economic openness is something he also say this into the russian economy and go ahead and head with that he also said it is russia's a session for the world trade organization. business none of us will go to business men have a saying that markets are just like paris she was a loony work when they're open and the case with russia is that we will foolhar

it's very interesting to move on right now and i think acquire a whole new set of ammunition in my holster. doing things i've never done before. policy. talking about the economy. talking about presidential politics. the kind of thing that i only viewed in terms of how it affected the world out there. so i'm learning a whole lot. i've got wonderful new team, new friends over there. you never forget your old friends either. >> you'll always be one of us. i don't care what you say. >> it's always nice to be back. thanks for having me as a guest. >> any time. what was it that made you become a journalist? >> i had an amazing opportunity because out of really a hellish development in the world and that was the revolution in iran back in 1979, not only did it fundamentally change the region, change iran's relationship with the united states, and the rest of the world, it had a personal affect for all of us. it changed our lives and turned everything we knew upside down. >> you were there. >> exactly. i grew up in iran. my family was close. we didn't do politics. one-party system. many people ca

opportunity commission today filed a discrimination lawsuit against at the time store which owner holster. legal aid society is joining the suit asking for the store to change the policy and for punitive damages. legal aid says the store violated state and federal civil rights laws. >> they pride itself on requiring what it calls a natural classic american style but there's nothing american about discriminating against someone because of their religion. >>reporter: if the store released a statement saying we are committed to providing equal employment opportunity to all individuals regardless of race, religion or ethnicity. we xli with the law regarding reasonable religious accommodation. if she is received death threat since the story went public. >> came in the form of e-mails and sent to the office and weren't sent to me but talked about decapitating my head and wrapping it around and pwiringt. >>reporter: this is the latest in a series of discrimination suit against the company. federal class action brought by minority employee and job applicant settled for 40 million dollars in 2004.

low 80s in morgan hill. 79 in holster. back to monterey bay, upper 60s.the clouds will roll in. upper 50s to mid-60s. drizzle around the coast. the east bay hills, and even up in the north bay mountains. but it looks like the better chance of live rain will move in a little after that. let's set the stage here. cold front. low, all hanging out, coming down from the gulf of alaska. it looks pressure the shield. it comes in tomorrow. high pressure will hold to keep us dry. the low will come in and brings rain likely to the north bay. it will spend a lot of energy just making its way down here. this doesn't happen often this time of the year. 5:00 in the morning, you can see the best chance of any organized rain in the north bay. that's where it will be through the morning hours. by noon, moves from 80 to sacramento. then it watches out. even the south bay left with nothing by 5:00. as we head to the overnight hours, you can see a few scattered showers. the best chance of those will be over the water. even decreasing clouds as we head to wednesday afternoon.

. >> reporter: but in this uncertain economic environment, the biggest weapon in his holster?the jobs created in the u.s. in the last two years -- half in the whole country -- came from texas. the ingredients to that success, he says, no state income tax. few government regulations. and limits on lawsuits. but to his critics, perry has a simple response. >> and our loudest opponents on the left are never going to like us so let's quit trying to curry favor with them. >> reporter: perry is no stranger to controversy. he once famously mused about the possibility of texas seceding from the union. and some insiders i spoke with say his biggest hurdle might be americans might not be ready for another texan in the white house after george w. bush. perry's advisers say right now, he's about 50/50 about whether he gets in. john berman, abc news, new york. >> that is pretty interesting, thinking about all those jobs created in the state of texas. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> we did ask this question on our facebook fan page -- >> which i was just checking out here. >> yes, you have to tell

the man was armed with a gun and a holster and two other weapons in his car, including an ak-47. >>>ties identified the fifth victim as a person from utah. six people died in friday's crash about 70 miles north of reno, nevada. and searchers found new information about the truck driver that hit the train. it found two more speeding violations by that driver. now, those are in addition to the four reported by the nevada department of motor vehicles. that train was headed for emeryville at the time of the crash. >>> and now here's christina with a look at your wednesday's forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. yeah, we're actually looking pretty good right now. all of the showers that we had hanging out over the bay have cleared the area. there is going to be low pressure off to our north and east. as we head throughout the next few days, high pressure builds in with a vengeance. temperatures today in the upper 60s, low 70s. we'll turn over to the low 80s by tomorrow. thursday, the 90s and friday, mid-90s over the bay area. 98 degrees on sunday. that's the warmest day. >>> we