george huggins, 24, and his girlfriend, 33-year-old althea housley, are charged in connection with thehought death of 45-year-old jinghong kang, who was visiting the bay area for a job interview at google. he was killed at about 11:30 p.m. on july 18 during an apparent robbery as he walked with a friend to his car.oakland police said huggins and housley allegedly took $17 from him during the robbery.huggins and housley, are scheduled to return to alameda county superior court on nov. 1 for a pretrial hearing. >> 6:21 a.m. are rumors sickout would start today and last until friday but according to the agency spokesperson it is our right now if it happens they are prepared to deal with the the union representing the operators say there is a flyer that may be circulated out there there's no way it is sanctioned by the union if it is out there. san francisco is working on working on a ban for selling cigarettes in a pharmacy. they agreed unanimous unanimously to send the vote to ban. in may the first city to prohibit pharmacies from selling cigarettes and other tobacco products. >> good ne

i'm adam housley. we'll have that story coming up from inglewood, california.ars ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >>> welcome back. a reminder for you. we are raising money for children's hospital along with our partners, mix 107.3. this is a live picture down there where our own tony perkins is standing by at children's hospital this morning. >> can you donate now by phone. the number is on the bottom of your screen. or online at mix 1073. com. the key words is kids. >>> let's head to the ice right now. bruce boudreau and the caps making their pre-season debut last night in columbus playing the blue yakettes. second period, d

george huggins, 24, and his girlfriend, 33-year-old althea housley, are charged in connection with thedeath of 45- year-old jinghong kang, who was visiting the bay area for a job interview at google. he was killed at about 11:30 p.m. on july 18 during an apparent robbery as he walked with a friend to his car.oakland police said huggins and housley allegedly took $17 from him during the robbery.huggins and housley, are scheduled to return to alameda county superior court on nov. 1 for a pretrial hearing. >> are rumored sit still for muni would start today and last snow friday. meany says if there is it does start they will be able to take care of it. the union says that there is a flyer it is not sanctioned. they're working on a vandyke tobacco sales at pharmacies. they agreed to send this ordinance to the full board the legislation passed in 08 made this city the first one in the nation to overhaul have it pharmacies from selling tobacco. >> when alcohol alcohol foggy the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote on a fee which would be about a nickel per drink it has the support of sa

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adam housley. >> reporter: inside donovan state prison in san diego, man's best friend can be an inmate's worst enmy. smuggling ever all sorts of contraband is rampant inside prisons nationwide, but the biggest concern these days isn't drugs or homemade weapons. >> we started to find cell phones inside of our cells and cell phones in possession of inmates. it provides them a huge opportunity to continue with criminal activity once they are incarcerated. >> reporter: over 7,000 mobile phones were found inside california prisons last year. more than triple the number of just three years ago. inmates are using them to smuggle goods and even put out hits on judge and witnesses outside the walls. but now correction officers are using the most sensitive tool on the planet to find them. >> where it would take a staff person maybe one thorough search an area i could have a canine do that in about one minute. >> reporter: under a recently launched pilot program, eight teams of dogs are deployed throughout the state to pick up on a specific scent given off by chern chemical on the found in cell pho

the suspect are george huggins and his fiance housley. the victim was shot to death last july during a robbery in downtown oakland, california and he was visiting that area for a job interview at google. >>> congressional investigators say an iowa egg farm at the center of a salmonella outbreak received hundreds of positive results for salmonella before its eggs sickened more than 1500 people. a house committee says its investigators obtained records showing that wright county egg received 426 positive results for salmonella between 2008 and this year. the company recalled 380 million eggs last month after its eggs were linked to hundreds of illnesses. the owner of wright county egg is scheduled to testify before congress next week. >>> see it coupon here? it's little. it's really little but it cost manufacturers big bucks just to give you a break at the checkout. tonight we learn that the former chief financial officer for the nation's largest coupon processor pleaded guilty to being involved in a scheme with others that cost manufacture

adam housley has this story. >> reporter: inside donovan state prison in san diego, man's best friendntraband is rampant in prisons but the biggest concern these days isn't drugs. >> we started to find cell phones in the possession of inmates. it provides them a huge opportunity to continue their criminal activity once they are incarcerated. >> over 7,000 mobile phones were found inside california prisons last year. inmates are using them to smuggle goongd and put out hits on judges and witnesses outside the walls. correction officers are using the most sensitive tool on the plan tote find them. >> where it would take a staff person one hour to search, i can have a dog do it in about one minute. >> eight teams have dogs have been deployed throughout the state to pick up a scent given off by certain chemicals only found in cell phones. >> the dog would will be able to tell you whatever it took to make that. >> it's one thing to find contraband like phones but how would it do with a total stranger's phone. we set it on the bunk to see if can find it. in less than a minute, draco alerts

jenna: adam housley for us in l.a. today.rnado watch in effect for all of new jersey and all five boroughs of new york city. there you see times square. that is manhattan. staten island, queens, brooklyn, the bronx, all of them under a tornado watch. the conditions are favorable for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. if you think it's unusual, it was a week ago a couple of tornadoes touched down in the new york area. one person was killed and a whole lot of damage. we'll continue to follow that. happening right now in pakistan, the cia stepping up drone missile attacks to foil a possible terrorist attack. they are hitting militants in the border reference of afghanistan, waziristan. lieutenant colonel bill cowan is a military analyst. he joins us live. the threats allegedly are targeting great britain, germany and france. is there a correlation between that particular suspected plot and the drone attacks in afghanistan? >> it would appear so. it's quite unusual that we would do that. we know in the u.k., france and germany t

in california, adam housley, fox news. >>> a beautiful and gorgeous day, right? yeah. >> and we're out there in adams morgan for the fifth annual walk for animals humane society and some officers brought some of the canine dogs. >> great. >> for the demonstration, you know, how they are valuable and -- >> that. >> and texting that you and i can't smell. >> maybe next year, key have the video. >> yeah. >> and the camera got there late. >> and that is a great crowd and fantastic weather. keep it outside. we'll keep it going. >> all right. >> and things are not too bad. the camera is shaking a bit, though and that is breezy outside. otherwise, not all bad and talk about a warm day today. unbelievably warm. let's begin with a look at the weather headlines and show you what is happening. we're 67 days at or above 90 degrees and this is the trend. the warmest summer on record that we tied and unbelievable as well. much cooler days are ahead and we have some unsettled weather that is ahead and be prepared forha and at national airport, we had 93 degrees -- excuse me, du

adam housley with the look off the coast of california. adam?shepard, this boat that only protects the ports here in los angeles but also pushes our defenses well offshore. because if there is any threat here, if anything was to happen to this port to shut it down, by most estimates it would cost the u.s. taxpayers $1 billion a day. on the water, in the air, and on four legs, a combination of federal, state, and local law enforcement deploys the most advanced detection team in the world. to protect the l.a. long beach port complex against a possible terrorist attack. >> this particular patrol boat is outfitted to help us detect nuclear weapons, radiological dispersement weapons at sea and also chase -- has a chemical warfare detector on the boat. >> $300,000 poor the pod and the chemical sniffing dog are all first of their kind anywhere protecting a port complex has been i.d. as a terror target with 40% of all u.s. imports passing through here. >> so much of the u.s. economy runs through this port that we know that it's not just for -- we're not

adam housley is live in l.a. >> reporter: the polls here are extremely close.ia electorate for latinos has tripled over the last three decades. 32% of the population. it's no wonder why millions have been spent by both sides trying to court the latino vote. it's continuing to run on his and i can airways. a lot of people are upset because some claim it goes too far. it set quote in part whitman says one thing in spanish and saysed the opposite when she speaks in english. the real whitman doesn't have any shame, she is a woman with two faces. we had a chance to talk with the seiu, they say they are not going to back down from this ad, they believe it's fair. >> we need to make a distinction and inform people and educate people and say this is what's happening, especially in a community where a lot of people may not speak english and spanish. they may not understand meg whitman is on english radio in a sense attacking them. >> reporter: the whitman campaign claims it's unfair. they put more hispanics in high-ranking position and have done more to outreach to the