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he lied when he said he lived in inglewood to run for office. he was sentenced friday to three months in jail. he was the first of three to get into legal trouble that cost democrats their super majority in the senate. >>> contract talks have broken down and now a one day strike is set for tomorrow but workers with the golden gate bridge district promised it won't effect the commute. ktvu's david stevenson joins us with what to expect and why some say they are nervous. >> 8 machinists will strike in front of headquarters tomorrow morning. union officials didn't want to distribute service for the commuters tomorrow but they said tomorrow's action would be a hint of what could happen if all union workers decide to go for a bigger strike. at issue is 3 years, 3% wage increase that officials say doesn't make up for increased healthcare premium contributions. the fear is a bigger strike could mean service cut backs and more bridge traffic. officials say they didn't want to effect the riders riders and passengers who use the system each day. businesse

so she was an elite person, and when she arrived in los angeles, and they moved first to inglewood, i don't think she was prepared psychologically to see struggling, working class families, to see people who were of a different race than she, or who was not caucasian. and to see the inner city difficulties for those persons in the working class. and i think she did hold herself aloof to a certain extent and thought she was better than many of the people who were her client base in south central. >> host: what was her reputation or the reputation of the empire market? >> guest: the empire lick carr market did not have a good rep few reputation in south central. a few years prior, young people ran in the store for cover after a shooting on the street. she sheed -- shooed them back out of house. the young man was shot and hurt badly, and the community thought, how could you have shooed him out of your store in the milled of the gun battle. they also had a reputation for being very rude to their customers. and not selling the most or the best kinds of food as well. there also was somethin

he claimed he lived in inglewood but he lived in baldwin hills.t was the first of three unrelated cases against state lawmakers. >>> police are looking for a man who impersonated a police officer. investigators released a sketch of the man to us today. friday he used a loud speaker to reprimand two high school students who were riding in the bike lane. he thren used -- then used police lights to pull one of the boys over. the man pulled up next to him and flashed a badge and a weapon and began reprimanding the teen before driving away. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a pill to get athletes back on the field fast is facing criticism from the fda. the pill is designed to help athletes after they get a concussion. but the fda is warning there is no proof that it works. justin gray tells us some say the pills may be putting concussion victims at risk. >> reporter: a full battery of concussion tests. she took a shot to the head over the weekend. >> i was starting to get scared. but i decided to tough it out and went to work. by the end of the day i was a mess. >>

he claimed to live in inglewood but a jury determined he actually lived outside his senate district.fered his resignation effective next monday. >>> president obama is expected to announce he is sending 3,000 personnel to africa to fight the outbreak of ebola. the president is expected to fly to the cdc to thank the volunteers. >>> the giants are trying to keep their play off hopes alive. they're on the road in arizona. >> in five minutes our chief meteorologist bill martin complete forecast and the change that's bringing a chance of rain to the bay area. >> but up first, thousands of water leaks amidst a drought. why many go unfixed for weeks even months. >>> tonight, two investigates finds out some leaking pipes in the bay area are going unfixed for weeks even months. this while we're being told to conserve water. the drought has more people on the look out for water waste and water leaks but ktvu's erik rasmussen found out crews don't always respond as quickly as customers would like -- eric rasmussen. >> reporter: signs of the drought are all over the bay area. if brown really is

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