janine de la vega. >> she's brave out there tonight. if you want more information on the garlic festival just go to our website ktvu.com and look under the weekend special tab. you will also find directions on how to get there. >>> law enforcement officials say more than 100 people are now in custody after a two week operation to uproot illegal pot farms. today a u.s. attorney said drug agents seized 400,000 plants for more than 50 marijuana farms. >>> a bay area county wants to crack down on recycling theft. alameda county supervisors are considering an ordnance to fine people who are caught taking bottles and cans out of curb side containers. stealing recycling is already illegal. but adding a fine could help reduce the problem. fines would start at $100 for a first offense and go up to $500. >>> some oakland teenagers are quietly making their communities cleaner and greener. the team oakland program is marking it's 16th year and we caught up with the group cleaning up trash at international boulevard and 87 avenue. the city hires hig

this is where janine harms was last seen here at the rock bottom brewery in the shopping center in campbell. that was 10 years ago this week. now, today possible evidence to solving her case. prosecutors expect to receive extensive test results on a persian rug that within the missing from the 42-year-old woman's home. the tests could prove once and for all whether there was a link between harms and the murder suspect, san jose architect maurice nasmeh. the rug was found in his jeep cherokee two years after harms went missing. he was arrested but released in 2007 because prosecutors had to retest the fibers in the rug after a county laboratory worker failed a certification test. today prosecutors are awaiting test results by an illinois forensic research lab, microtrace, the same company that worked on high-profile cases like the washington state's green river killer and serial murderer ted bundy. they are hoping to prove that nasmeh was the killer. even if he was, prosecutors still don't know where harms is buried. earlier year, harms' brother wayne sanchez killed nasmeh and himself when t

to the high seas. >> that was janine de la vega reporting. here a couple of places where you can see fireworks today. san francisco water front, marine county fair and in concord and at great america in santa clara. shows start from 9:15 to 9:30. to find a fireworks show, go to www.ktvu.com and click on the weekend extra tab. >>> many are celebrating the fourth of july, and many other people headed to lake tahoe to hit the ski slopes. skiers and snowboarders were thrilled. >> usually camping. but couldn't pass this opportunity up. >> last year i hiked out here at the fourth of july. >> summer, look goods. never seen this before. >> thank you to all the men and women of the service who are out there making it so we can be here having a good time. >> they had some runs open this weekend. >> at 5:45, the black friday of the summer, the shopping spree spree going on and what is bringing in the big spenders. >> count down to nasa's final shuttle mission. during the mission they will deliver supplies to the international space station. the commande

. >> reporter: for more now we go to janine de la vega, she's live in san jose where she's been talking to some of the stow's friends tonight. >> we're here at rural metro, this is the county ambulance provider that ended up taking the news to imr. this is where stow's friends now work. >> the more we can do to, more we can do to get this, you know find who's responsible, the better for closure for the family. >> we just have to go that they're following good leads and that they're on the right path to find out who did this. >> reporter: many of them still bracelets with his paramedic number to remember him and wish him a speedy recovery. they now have questions about what led them to the new suspects. we called stow's sister and had not heard the news yet, and said she wanted to get more information before she commented. we spoke to his roommate and says that he is surprised that giovanni ramirez is no longer a suspect. >> we have to wait and see on this to see if they have the right two people this time. >> reporter: we have phone calls into stow's girlfriend. his former coworkers her

, and it's causes controversy so anonymous is getting the attention. >> reporter: reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu news. >>> a new study estimates half a million undocumented immigrants live in the bay area. the study by the public policy institute of california found undocumented immigrants made up about 7.5% of the bay area's population in 2008. according to the study, napa had the highest percentage about 12% of the population. followed by santa clara county with a bit more than 10%. sonoma with nearly 9% was third, san francisco had the lowest percentage of illegal immigrants in the bay area with 3.7%. >>> he wants pledged to serve the community as a police officer and defend this country as a marine. today he went to court to defend himself against criminal charges. >>> for the first time in a week temperatures will be warming back into the 90s. coming back in 12 minutes what you >>> the trial of a former santa clara police officer accused of giving confidential information to the hell's angel is now appearing before the court. the defense attorney argues rojas did not benefi

janine harms disappeared july 2009. she is presumed to be dead even though her body has never been found. the suspect in the case maurice nesmay was killed last year by the victim's brother who then killed himself. >>> it was a historic day in new york yesterday with more than 700 same-sex couples tieing the knot. including one special ceremony officiated by mayor bloomberg. >> there by, by the powers invested me i pronounce you married. the mayor married two of his staff members. >>> and citizens for a decent community protested outside. the group believes that marriage can only exist between a man and a woman because having children is the basis for marriage. now they are trying to have the law allowing same-sex marriages declared unconstitutional. >>> now for people here in the bay area the same-sex marriages in new york were a bittersweet moment. >> this is supposed to be a liberal state and you know some place like new york can fasten everything. so it makes me really angry. >>> in 2008 of course, california state

the fire has not come close to any homes. >>> you saw all those people down in gilroy in janine's story we talked about how the weather hasn't changed much but you know what that's just fine. >> that's exactly the conversation we were just having at the commercial break here in the studio. you expect it to be a little hotter inland. maybe a little less fog coast side. but i have to tell you, the last couple of days for my money just outstanding bay area weather. i know out in the avenues i know you live out there because you love the fog. and you're getting your share of it right now. that's fine, so you get tired of fog you just go east a little bit and you're into oakland, you got temperatures in the 80s and you look in here into the inland bay valleys. you see the current temperature numbers. they're a little cooler than they were yesterday. it's 83 in livermore. 60 out in oakland. the fog is coming back in tonight and tomorrow, just like today. maybe a little cooler there's the shot looking from mount tam that's the animation. but you can see the fog on the golden gate bridges. the

, and it's causes controversy so anonymous is getting the attention. >> reporter: reporting live, janine vega, ktvu news. >>> a new study estimates half a million undocumented immigrants live in the bay area. the study by the public policy institute of california found undocumented immigrants made up about 7.5% of the bay area's population in 2008. according to the study, napa had the highest percentage about 12% of the population. followed by santa clara county with a bit more than 10%. sonoma with nearly 9% was third, san francisco had the lowest percentage of illegal immigrants in the bay area with 3.7%. >>> he wants pledged to serve the community as a police officer and defend this country as a marine. today he went to court to defend himself against criminal charges. >>> for the first time in a week temperatures will be warming back into the 90s. coming back in 12 minutes what you can expect for your area tomorrow. >>> and calorie counts that don't add up. the big surprise in some restaurant meals. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of f

now, back to justice with judge janine. -- headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> welcome back to a justice special, i'm judge jeanine pirro. >> the defense once again goes after charge anthony. >> why is he laying about that duct tape? he know, he knows' the only one connected to the ticket tape and he's been by the media-- that that was his and you heard sicindy anthony agree he is only had one duct tape. this man doesn't have an ounce of paternal instincts. and got up here and testified about, it's all about himself. self-serving, self-preservation document. the walls are getting closer and closer to george anthony, what does he do? he gets a six pack of beer with the blood pressure medications and claimed to have submit suicide and george protecting george and throwing casey under the bus. if there's one thing you know about this family they don't nined putting on another face. highs are what pumps and what lives within this family. they knew where she was. and they were out there searching. what do you think the adds are tha

. >> reporter: for more now we go to janine de la vega, she's live in san jose where she's been talking to some of the stow's friends tonight. >> we're here at rural metro, this is the county ambulance provider that ended up taking the news to imr. this is where stow's friends now work. >> the more we can do to, more we can do to get this, you know find who's responsible, the better for closure for the family. >> we just have to go that they're following good leads and that they're on the right path to find out who did this. >> reporter: many of them still bracelets with his paramedic number to remember him and wish him a speedy recovery. they now have questions about what led them to the new suspects. we called stow's sister and had not heard the news yet, and said she wanted to get more information before she commented. we spoke to his roommate and says that he is surprised that giovanni ramirez is no longer a suspect. >> we have to wait and see on this to see if they have the right two people this time. >> reporter: we have phone calls into stow's girlfriend. his former coworkers her

listen, this is what separates us janine from other countries. this is not mob law here. because she reacted in a way that i can't explain and because she lied, did not prove that she killed this girl. >> sean, the only person who called her a slut was her lawyer. the prosecution was showing a consciousness of guilt the way she behaved afterwards. what i'm talking about and i've charged juries on in guys, you have to prove the evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. >> sean: they didn't meet the standard. >> the jury said it didn't. >> if it rains at night and your lawn is wet and the street is wet, you didn't see it rain >> sean: i'm sorry, you cannot say, the jury heard this evidence, they heard it, they know what the law is and they did their duty. if i was on that after watching the closing arguments and seeing every bit of evidence impeached, totally and outright or contradicted, where there is reasonable doubt. they have not convinced me. there's a part of me that still thinks she may have been involved. she wasn't found innocent today. she was found not guilty because

janine harts disappeared 10 years ago today. she is presumed dead but her body was never found. this friday, investigators are expected to release forensic evidence. >>> spew investigators say there is interesting evidence to file charges against two men who police say were involved in a gun battle that resulted in a stray bullet hitting an 11-year- old girl. 19-year-old lazarus thomas and 20-year-old shandon mitchell were involved in a gang shootout last tuesday. there were concerns that the girl might not survive a two- day police that her injuries are no longer life-threatening. >>> the and timely death of amy winehouse is driving up her record sales. ♪ >> reporter: more problems at -- albums are selling then they had the past year. >>> the federal judge in washington dc to a lawsuit that the end to end federal funding of stem cell research could a claim the white house violated a law permitting taxpayer funding. the ruling allows the government to continued supporting a wide range of sets of projects searching for cures to deadly diseases. >>> new design for the metal that w

. >>> as janine de la vega reports come at this development comes on the heels of another video shooting last night. >> reporter: police surrounded the stripmall. employees who work you were scared been identified. >> we were getting ready to leave. we heard gunshots and we did not see anything. >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine who is responsible to look into the us what is that is linked to a shooting of catherine fisher and the shooting of hugo chavez treated in a news conference the police chief announced that 21 christian fuentes, 19-year- old jaime cardenas and 24-year- old fidel silva are all persons of interest. they also believe that they committed a series of violent crimes. >>> we see the kind of violence and kind of danger. so we do not know whether or not it was used while alto. >> reporter: they were able to link the trio to the shootings because an anonymous tip back the community realize, we have had enough. >> reporter: homicides are up and achieve davis if he will be increasing their toes by 25%. >> and his latest have homicide detectives say surveillan

ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from from san josi. >> reporter: heather, it's really hot. we're at one of the most popular spots in downtown san josi, the playa at cesar chavez. everyone is looking for relief and some are more desperate than others to get that. bob broumas spent last night blasting two fans and even had the windows opened. his air conditioner hasn't worked for two days and the 75- year-old was getting worried. >> it's not good. a lot of older people, you know, they die in this heat like this. >> i'm going to keep it throw flowing. >> reporter: technicians are work through the holiday weekend, helping those in need during the hot streak. >> it's been extremely busy. we ever been experiencing a high volume of calls per day. so we had to hire some additional staff. >> reporter: technicians say they prioritize calls to the elderly or those with young children because of health concerns. and those who don't have air conditioning found relief playing in the water. it was crowded most of the day at the fountains of plaza cesar chavez and if not in the water, they

judge janine jeanine pirro repom orlando. >> laura: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now there. captions by closed captioning services >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. a show down in the keystone state. that's the top story tonight. both president obama and republican frontrunner mitt romney are in pennsylvania today raising money for their presidential campaigns. and the former massachusetts governor released this ad attacking the president's job creation record in pennsylvania. >> good to be back in pennsylvania. >> i just came from allen town metal works where i had a chance to visit with workers there. >> the allen town metal works is set to close its doors on friday. was hailed as a symbol of hope by president barack obama last year when he promoted his jobs plan. >> laura: very dramatic. joining us from new york joe trippi howard dean's former campaign manager and dana perino former bush press secretary and both are fox news contributors. great to see both of you. i'm watching this a

janine. lapeta. thank you. carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, which means i am not going to ask you whether you are current or not. we are not even going to ask you about your name if you don't want to give it. it is a completely confidential process. it is going to be only about trying to investigate poss

the thread of hope today to find out who killed janine harms. >> good morning, it's friday. >> i know>> always a blessed event here. july 29. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. and how is your friday shaping up weather-wise? let's turn to kristy. >> good morning. it's going to be a great friday all around the bay area keeping the temperatures seasonal. we are seeing some clouds throughout this morning but once again hitting the low 90s inland. a logical cooler around the bay, mud 60s to 70s at the coast -- mid-60s to 70s at the coast. clouds but sun breaks in the afternoon. elt's check traffic with

janine de la vega was at a norwegan church. >> reporter: this is where people came all weekend dropping off flowers and finding solice be by talking to others. >> reporter: words of comfort by talking to others in their language. thousands of messages were left in this condolence book. those native to the peaceful country are shakened by friday's mass bombing and shooting. >> it's devastating. you just want to cry. you know because this is such an unusual event for norway. >> reporter: thurid petrone called a friend at her hometown who says her granddaughter's friend was at the camp. >> she is going to remember that the rest of her life. >> reporter: a flag waving at half staff beconned that this was a place to grieve. inside, an inspirational picture showing jesus calming the sea. >> be brave, it's me, don't be afraid. >> reporter: pastor handoveve says it's important for norwegans to feel solidarity. >> being together feeling support for many of them. >> reporter: some people feel betrayed that a fellow norwegan is suspected for the attack. but others say worse if the terror had been

. >>> janine de la vega tells us how the heat kept some people scrambling. >> reporter: bob bronus blasted a few plans, he even had his window open. the air conditioner hasn't been working for a few days and it had him worried. >> there's a lot of older people who die in the heat like this. >> reporter: technicians at keep it flowing air- conditioning company have been so busy the company hired additional staff to come in. >> we're doing call to call, priority with the elderly and newborns due to the heat. >> reporter: those who do not have air-conditioning found relief playing in the water. >> i feel like i want to go in the water and stay in there forever. >> reporter: for nicole keith who is due to give birth in four days the heat can be unbearable. she headed indoors. >> we got out here early, we're going to go to the mall because they have the little rides inside and there's air- conditioning and i can get a lemonade. >> reporter: the cesar chavez park is open, it's a place to cool off and it's free today. >>> bay area air quality officials have not declared a spare the air day for to

i am judge janine pirro. it is nearly a week since celina cass vanished. she was last seen at her computer. the f.b.i. dispatched a child abduction team. local,itate and federal authoritis and royal canadian mounted police. here with the latest is charlie jordan. charlie, what is the latest? we are right across the street from the home where this all took place and the disappearance on monday. about noon today there was a press conference and a $25,000 reward was offered. there was a $5000 reward by an anonymous person in the area. to me, this case is wide open . it is just by watching law enforcement that is pouring in this community. we have a thousand people who live here a mile from the canadian border in back of me and today, a battalion of massachusetts police with special equipment arrived and this indicated to me. they are look pleadding for the press for more information to get out to the public. it is an ongoing investigation. >> charlie, you are close to the ground. are there rumors of anyone. the stepfather or relatives? there is all kinds of r

reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a colorado woman is facing a sexual assault charge. thursday at phoenix airport, yukari miyamae started an argument after refusing to go through a screening. the tsa says she grabbed an agents breast. yukari miyamae spent a night in jail and it is possible she may have to register as a sex offender if she is convicted. >>> new york senator said a letter to u.s. carriers asking them to refund fees if your bags don't arrive on time and passengers agree. >> we don't have much. every $25, $50 counts. >> he says if the airlines don't act on his request he plans to introduce legislation that would force them to do so. it takes effect next month. >>> david putraish handed over command in afghanistan as troops for prepare to withdrawal. troops will be led by john allen. he is credited with creating operations and turning around a losing battle in iraq. he will begin his new job in washington in september. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton arrive -- secretary of state hillary clinton arrived in india today. it comes a week after de

and joining us now is officer janine reynolds of the california highway patrol. officer reynolds, can you tell us what happened this morning? >> this morning, just before 6:00 a.m. there was reports of a van that was beating on 101 as a motorcyclist was getting on the freeway. the van collided with the motorcycle list and the driver of the motorcycles to come to a fatal injuries. we are asking for the public's help. the driver of the van that collided with a motorcycle fled on foot. if anyone has any information, please contact the san jose, california highway patrol. >> do you believe with registration information, you might have a lead on the driver? >> we do. we will be falling of investigating, but if there is any witness that can come forward that might have any other details, right now the driver of the van is identified as being five to 10 in. tall, a white male about 30 years old. the driver of the green dodge caravan. he was last seen wearing tan utility workloads. -- work clothes. >> a fatal accident means the corner comes to the scene. what is the prog

janine says her son was singled out after a video game on his belt apparently set off the metal detector>> we all talk to our kids about improper touch, somebody shouldn't touch you enless you should pt want to be touched. we didn't have any time to talk to him about what they were really doing. >> somebody shouldn't touch you unless you want to fly on an airplane. the boy said he doesn't want to go to disney anymore. the tsa takes the complaints seriously. >>> bloomberg says hackers stole usernames and credit card information for up to 42,000 subscribers. >>> well, a hotel maid who said she was attacked by former imf chief dominic strauss-kahn is finding a network of support in new york even though prosecutors say she lied. dozens are rallying for the woman insisting that the accuser deserves her day in court. they say prosecutor should focus on the evidence, not the past of the 32-year-old single mother who is an immigrant from guinea. >> it's a time for us to guarantee that justice is done. >> when a woman report as case of sexual assault, her character must not be the focus of the de

janine de la vega . jana katsuyama tells us that the two were taken to the hospital. >> reporter: a napa county sheriff's captain says they got the call about 9:30 this morning. the workers had been pruning a vineyard. napa officials say it appears a neighboring vineyard had applied pesticides overnight. >> there was enough breeze to cause a drift of this spray. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the three women and a fourth worker had respiratory problems. investigators tell us the chemicals involve include sylgart, flint and altacore. >> we're in a quarantine area and we're trying to eradicate the moth. that's what altacore is all about. >> whether it's handling, understanding the labeling, understanding the mixing and being very cautious about the weather and the time of application. >> reporter: there's no word on just how long this investigation will take. the farm bureau says there are regulatory fines for unsafe pesticide use. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> we have information about a shooting

. >> judge janine: hello and welcome to a justice special, i'm judge jeanine pirro.nd the prosecutor ashton began a powerful start to his case and what happened to little caylee. >> it's easy to be a parent when children are a joy and children are fun. we know that being a parent is so much more than just playing with your children. this case is about the clash between that responsibility and the expectations that go with it and the life that casey anthony wanted to have. this is where the problem starts. cindy isn't allowing casey to go out and do what she wants and baby sit caylee. there's a tension there. the freedom that casey wants just isn't there anymore and she can't come up with a story to make it happen and casey's lies continues. there's a problem. the only way that casey's lies work is if caylee isn't talking. caylee's two and a half almost three, she's starting to talk. caylee is not going to cooperate. she can't, she doesn't know enough to lie. and at some point, cayle is going to say something. casey meets tony. tony has this life. he's free. he's a cl

reporting live from san jose, j janine de la vega. >>> two brothers were arrested last night at the miami airport following a scuffle. they were asked to get off the plane after one of them did not follow flight crew instructions. the plane returned to the gate and that is when things got heated. >> they were sitting there arguing with the captain. they did not want to leave and they did not want to get off the plane. then one of the guys punched the captain right in the eye right here on his face. then that's when the captain backed up and all the other guys from the airplane started getting in on it. >> reporter: passengers stepped in and subdued the man identified as 29-year-old luis baez and his brother jonathan. they are now facing a variety of charges. the plane eventually made it to san francisco two hours late. >>> 34-year-old paul hoa is in critical condition after being crushed between a delivery truck and a loading dock at the prison on wednesday morning. he was rescued by fellow inmates in the prison fire department who administered first aid. the san francisco man is serving

so this will definitely help, reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega. >>> in some parts of the bay area there's a rush to buy fireworks, both legal and illegal ones. officers are having such a hard time keeping celebrations within the lines of the law, robert. >> reporter: we are in gilroy the only bay city that is allowed to buy and sell fireworks. >> just some information where in gilroy you can light fireworks. >> reporter: gilroy is allowing 16 community groups to sell safe and sane fireworks, and buyers take on the responsibility to make sure buyers follow the law. one reason vendors can only sell to gilroy residents. >> we have to make sure that when we're selling them, that it's 18 and older, that they understand where they can ignite safe and sane fireworks. and these are safe and sane. >> reporter: officers say it's hard to crack down on illegal fireworks, such as m80, 60 times more explosive than fire crackers. they say sellers hide their tracks or use second sellers. >> i see all the links to buy m80s, how do i get those. >> reporter: people usually want contact info

janine de la vega . jana katsuyama tells us that the two were taken to the hospital. >> reporter: a napa county sheriff's captain says they got the call about 9:30 this morning. the workers had been pruning a vineyard. napa officials say it appears a neighboring vineyard had applied pesticides overnight. >> there was enough breeze to cause a drift of this spray. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the three women and a fourth worker had respiratory problems. investigators tell us the chemicals involve include sylgart, flint and altacore. >> we're in a quarantine area and we're trying to eradicate the moth. that's what altacore is all about. >> whether it's handling, understanding the labeling, understanding the mixing and being very cautious about the weather and the time of application. >> reporter: there's no word on just how long this investigation will take. the farm bureau says there are regulatory fines for unsafe pesticide use. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> we have information about a shooting

. >> reporter: janine young says they are looking for ways to operate. >> smoke is the big issue. tourists don't like it. there's too much smoke and they open till like 2:00 or 3:00. >> reporter: the owner of the postsays it complained about the lounge next door. >> they might close them down, and good for us if they close it down. >> reporter: tobacco shops operating in commercial buildings before december 31st 2009 can apply for a license that allows smoking in an enclosed space. >>> we just learned late this afternoon the name of the woman who's burned body was found in a quiet oakland neighborhood yesterday. oakland police now tell us she was 21-year-old monica roda from yuba city. her burning body was found early in the morning in the rock ridge neighborhood of oakland. they believe roda may have been killed elsewhere and set on fire in that neighborhood. police are not releasing any other information about the victim or any possible suspect. >>> in oakland the city is installing more than 100 new surveillance cameras in an area where a business owner was killed just a couple

. >> judge janine: hello and welcome to a justice special, i'm judge jeanine pirro.nd the prosecutor ashton began a powerful start to his case and what happened to little caylee. >> it's easy to be a parent when children are a joy and children are fun. we know that being a parent is so much more than just playing with your children. this case is about the clash between that responsibility and the expectations that go with it and the life that casey anthony wanted to have. this is where the problem starts. cindy isn't allowing casey to go out and do what she wants and baby sit caylee. there's a tension there. the freedom that casey wants just isn't there anymore and she can't come up with a story to make it happen and casey's lies continues. there's a problem. the only way that casey's lies work is if caylee isn't talking. caylee's two and a half almost three, she's starting to talk. caylee is not going to cooperate. she can't, she doesn't know enough to lie. and at some point, caylee is going to say something. casey meets tony. tony has this life. he's free. he's a c

reporting live from san jose, j janine de la vega. >>> two brothers were arrested last night at the miamirt following a scuffle. they were asked to get off the plane after one of them did not follow flight crew instructions. the plane returned to the gate and that is when things got heated. >> they were sitting there arguing with the captain. they did not want to leave and they did not want to get off the plane. then one of the guys punched the captain right in the eye right here on his face. then that's when the captain backed up and all the other guys from the airplane started getting in on it. >> reporter: passengers stepped in and subdued the man identified as 29-year-old luis baez and his brother jonathan. they are now facing a variety of charges. the plane eventually made it to san francisco two hours late. >>> 34-year-old paul hoa is in critical condition after being crushed between a delivery truck and a loading dock at the prison on wednesday morning. he was rescued by fellow inmates in the prison fire department who administered first aid. the san francisco man is serving a seve

how can parents protect their children from child predators, let's go janine pirro, the judge is here: janine, this is frightening and every parent seeing the store and what's the take away for a parent. >> the take awashings i was the district attorney, the d.a., i did this for 30 years, there are predators who roam freely in our society. do nothing, but stalk our children, they are on the hunt. they are cunning and devious, what does it mean? if you have children one of the things you absolutely must do is talk to them about what is going on in the world. don't sugar coat it. you've got to be honest with your kids tell them not to talk to strangers, but as d.a. i would bring in parents and kids and say to kids, draw a stranger. someone who has pock marks, tattoos, he smokes cigarettes, he's dirty, but a stranger is a guy the next door as we say in brooklyn. the stranger looks like grandpa or uncle joe. >> you see cases like this, a guy, what's troubling about this, learning from the new york post this morning, he may have tried to snatch somebody else's kid and how is he still on th

. >> reporter: public health inspector janine young says the county's department of small business is working with some lounge owners to find smoke- free ways to operate. >> smoke was a big issue. tourists doesn't like it. there's too much smoke coming and they're open till like midnight, 2:00, 3:00. >> reporter: the manager said he complained about cafe chanta next-door. it has till july 19th to remove all its equipment. >> good for us they close down. >> reporter: there may be some hope left for san francisco hookah smokers. tobacco shops operating in commercial buildings before december 31st, 2009, can apply for a license that allows smoking in an enclosed space. >>> new information on osama bin laden bin, the documents recovered and the plan had he for the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks and who was the primary target. >>>. >> back here in less than 10 minutes with your weekend forecast. there's some warmth coming, but not a lot of it. i'll give you the details. >> the community they're now rolling into and why not everyone is happy to see them in town. [ man ] i go

. >> reporter: public health inspector janine young says the county's department of small business isng with some lounge owners to find smoke- free ways to operate. >> smoke was a big issue. tourists doesn't like it. there's too much smoke coming and they're open till like midnight, 2:00, 3:00. >> reporter: the manager said he complained about cafe chanta next-door. it has till july 19th to remove all its equipment. >> good for us they close down. >> reporter: there may be some hope left for san francisco hookah smokers. tobacco shops operating in commercial buildings before december 31st, 2009, can apply for a license that allows smoking in an enclosed space. >>> new information on osama bin laden bin, the documents recovered and the plan had he for the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks and who was the primary target. >>>. >> back here in less than 10 minutes with your weekend forecast. there's some warmth coming, but not a lot of it. i'll >>> san jose police have enlisted the help of two federal immigration agents to combat the gang violence that has led to the city's h

. >> janine. >> shakima. >> sherry mason. >> diana. >> well, i hope that this is a lesson to those of you who have been indulged in media assassination for three years, bias and prejudice and incompetent talking heads saying what would be and how to be. i'm disgusted by some of the lawyers who have done this, and i can tell you that my colleagues from coast to coast and border to border have condemned this whole process of lawyers getting on television and talking about cases that they don't know a damn thing about and don't have the experience to back up their words or the law to do it. now, you have learned a lesson. and we appreciate the jury. those of you who have been objective and professional, we like it. others, we are going to be talking to again. thank you very much. >> i want to start off by saying that while we are happy for casey, there are no winners in this case. caylee has passed on far far too soon, and with my driving force has been for the last three years has been always to make sure there has been justice for caylee and casey, because casey did not murder caylee.

but janine reynold with the chp joins us this morning., you can tell me that a witness was able to see what exactfully happened just shortly after this collision happened? >> we have a accident that shortly before 6:00 was driving recklessly on the 101. and that the motorcyclist was getting on the freeway and the van slided -- collided with the motorcyclist. the van then proceeded to collide with another vehicle as well. pulled over and the driver of the green dodge caravan fled the scene on foot. >> reporter: the chp is asking for the community's help? >> yes. we're asking for anybody who might have any kind of information on the driver of this vehicle. he's ascribed as approximately 5'1"0, about 30 years old -- 5'10", about po years -- 30 years old. he was last seen wearing brown utility workers. we're asking they contact the san jose office. >> reporter: the backup here, traffic around this accident is down to just one lane. how much lodger will the chp be out here? >> we expect it to be another 35, 40 minutes before we open up the lan

. >>> janine harms is presumed dead. she disappeared in 2001.ain suspect in the case, maurice mesny who was killed by the victim's brother who then killed himself. on friday, santa clara county prosecutors -- prosecutors said this may be link to the his jeep cherokee. >>> dave? >> i tell you, interstate 80 has been pretty slow. we had an earlier accident that was cleared. >> that freeway -- let's me move the map to the direct spot. westbound 80 from pinole to richmond. ork. in you move it back to highway 4. westbound highway 4 track is busy but it's going to be typical. interstate in berkeley is getting better than. -- than expected. this morning's commute on northbound 101 in san jose, getting some traffic from about two 8 areas. >>> the low clouds by the coast will keep 50s there. a lot of fog. it's our turn to get ask another system up in the -- another system in the next six months. so with a west-southwest wind already 28 to fairfield, that's rip-roaring there. the low looks like it will move out on wednesday. that will alou the -- allow th

we'll have a judge janine tonight . geraldo examines casey anthony's future.hat tonight on the fox news channel. >> get ready for serious weather in your area if you are not already feeling it another dangerous heat wave is spreading all over the u.s. and powerful storms could be coming along with the triple-digit temperatures. >> hi, heather. there is severe weather and just informed that tropical depression number two formed off of the coast of florida and could be tropical storm bret overnight. that's what we will watch . the temperatures are upper 90s in many areas of the plains and factor in the humidity and it feels like triple-digits out there. and 107 in minneapolis. 106 in kansas city and that is dangerous stuff. there are heat warning in place in the region and over 15 states currently impacted and some of those areas are seeing heat index values over 115 degrees. stay hydrated and severe storm in north dakota and portions of minnesota and we have reports. and there are and there is one headed to fargo . please stay alert . this is one of those thund

just enough to give rob mccool and janine holdgren a one of a kind wedding photo and bragging rightsto do next? >> i'm going to disney land! >> reporter: neal karlinsky, abc news. >> they're actually not going to disneyland, they're going to graceland. that's where they're going for their honeymoon, the couple. >> good for them. i don't get the whole bieber craze but i think it/s!very cool he stopped by and had a real human moment. unrehearsed, unscripted, just kind of crashed the party. >> you don't have bieber fever? >> i am not a teenage girl. i think it's cool he did that, good for him. >> if you ever get married and bieber crash your reception wouldn't you be sort of psyched? >> janet jackson or beyonce, crash my wedding. >> if beyonce crashes your reception, you're going to be in trouble. >> that would be -- choices, choices.c hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it's an unbelievable deal. well, gotta g