released a statement reading in part -- "kaiser permanente is not closing speed 46 in san leandro. our primary care pediatricians and pediatric offices will be available in san leandro, hayward and fremont." the nfl lockout may be lifted early thisytytytytytytytytytytyp >> a solemn ceremony in lower manhattan today. a relic of the september 11th attacks was moved to its permanent home. crews loaded and intersecting beam on to a truck and drove it to the memorial. the piece of metal was recovered near the towers following the attacks. >>> well, troubled pop singer amy winehouse has been found dead at her home in london. the cause of her death is still unknown, but the 27-year-old singer battled drug and alcohol addiction for years. she shot to fame with the album "back to black" which won five grammys, but became known for erratic stage appearances, fights, and stints in rehab. >>> the oppressive heat is still gripping much of the nation. heat warnings today in several states where temperatures reached record highs again, blackouts struck neighborhoods, and in the eastern u.s. the p

the volunteers are looking for clues that might lead them to a woman last seen in kaiser permanente in hayward. amy hollyfield is live in fremont with the latest. >> when you get up in those hills and you see how much ground they have to cover and how small the group looks it feels overwhelming. >> it will take them three hours only to cover one-mile before they set out they were warned about the risk they were taking. >> mountain lions. >> volunteers keep showing up to search for michelle le who was last seen in hayward on may 27. one of big driving forces behind this effort is le's family and especially her brother who refuses to give up hope. the u.c. berkeley student has dedicated his summer break to finding his sister. when he does, take a rare break. he feels he a letting her down. >> i feel horrible. i feel like i've wasted but i know i needed this to stay sane. >> his efforts have helped raise $100,000 in reward money, an amount that surprised him. >> i've never even used $100,000 as an incentive before but i hope it appeals to anybody. >> professional searchers of the klass fo

the volunteers are looking for clues that might lead them to a woman last seen in kaiser permanente in hayward. amy hollyfield is live in fremont with the latest. >> when you get up in those hills and you see how much ground they have to cover and how small the group looks it feels overwhelming. >> it will take them three hours only to cover one-mile before they set out they were warned about the risk they were taking. >> mountain lions. >> volunteers keep showing up to search for michelle le who was last seen in hayward on may 27. one of big driving forces behind this effort is le's family and especially her brother who refuses to give up hope. the u.c. berkeley student has dedicated his summer break to finding his sister. when he does, take a rare break. he feels he a letting her down. >> i feel horrible. i feel like i've wasted but i know i needed this to stay sane. >> his efforts have helped raise $100,000 in reward money, an amount that surprised him. >> i've never even used $100,000 as an incentive before but i hope it appeals to anybody. >> professional searchers of the klass fo

. >>> nurses from throughout the kaiser permanente hospital chain are expressing their concern abouta plan to eliminate the hospital's pediatric unit when it moves to san leandro. dozens of nurses attended congressman pete stark's town hall meeting today in hayward to ask for his support. they say if the pediatric unit is closed, many families will have to drive to santa clara or oakland for treatment. kaiser plans to relocate by 2014. >> right now we take the admissions from the fremont emergency room, because they don't have a pediatric unit, and if san leandro doesn't have a pediatric unit, no matter when your child goes to the emergency room, if they have to be admitted, it will require transferring them to another place. >> kaiser released a statement today, reading in part, "kaiser permanente is not closing speed 46 in san leandro. our primary care pediatricians and pediatric offices will be available in san leandro,çó hayward andi] fremont." >>> laid-off teachers who worked for the new haven school district are getting their jobs back. it's reported this week that 24 teachers

she was last seen at kaiser permanente in hayward.ld a friend she was going on out to a car and never seen again. police believe she was murdered. they haven't named any suspects and there is no new evidence in the case. the family has been raising money for a reward for anyone with information on the case. they have raised $100,000. if you would like to participate in the search it starts at 8:00 this morning. we've got all the information you need on our website at abc7news.com. be sure to click on see it on tv. live in hayward, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> members of more than a dozen nonprofit and community action groups are planning to meet today to discuss the possibility of boycotting the san jose police department. at a meeting this week, community leaders threatened to call latino members to stop working with police as witnesses unless the chief gets rid of two homeland security agents. they joined the force last month to fight the gang problem. they insist they will be targeting members that are here illegally. >>> man

she was last seen kaiser permanente in hayward on may 27. she told co-workers she was going to her car. the car was later found locked in a nearby neighborhood. the family continues to believe she is alive and they have organized several searches over the past couple of months. hayward police say their evidence leads them to believe she was murdered but have never found her body. $100,000 reward is for information leading to her whereabouts. it will be mount eton park at 6:00 p.m. tonight. >> ed lee is changing his mind whether he will run in november. he says he is now considering a run. senator dianne feinstein she has talked to the interim mayor about running full term. she believes san francisco needs his leadership and unifying presence. she has spoken to supervisors that asked him to run. >>> still ahead, closing walter reed, after more than a decade. who will be running it. >> i didn't know what to do. >> her young son falls more than 60 feet down a cliff while on a family outing. how his father save >>> a goodbye ceremony was held at

the nursing student vanished two months ago after taking a break from rounds at kaiser permanente medicalcenter in heyward. the car wash fundraiser is in heyward. >>> amanda barnes was in a crosswalk on july 12th when the driver of an suv slammed into her, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down. she's focusing on her talent and on the future. >> i'm blessed that i'm still me and ill still have my head, my hands. i can still paint and draw and do everything that -- do the most -- the thing that i was most passionate about. ever since i was a little girl i told myself i was going to be a famous artist. and i'm pretty sure one day i will be. >> barnes is focused on her recovery but she would like to seat driver arrested and prosecuted. police have few leads and are hoping anyone with information will come forward. >>> the debt ceiling drama goes unresolved this morning in waugs. two hours after the boehner bill passed the house, senate democrats killed it. with the house plan off the table, all eyes are on mitch mcconnell. president obama insists a weekend compromise is still possible. >>

last night they held a rally and marched to kaiser permanente in hayward which was the last place len alive. coming up next, what police are saying about possible arrests. >>> lane changes in one san jose neighborhood could affect the commute for some drivers. today sections of fourth and st. james street north of downtown will be converted from one way to two way traffic. it's an effort to slow drivers down, add more bike lanes and improve pedestrian safety. >>> time now 6:37 at the same time. sal is going to help everybody where they need to go, sal. >> good morning, right now traffic is actually doing pretty well around the bay area. this is a look at interstate 880 as you're driving past the hagenburge turn off. you can see that traffic is moving off nicely in both directions. also this morning we're looking at the commute driving on the freeway a little farther south. there are no major problems there. if you are driving this morning on 237 traffic continues to, it's getting busier. you can see a little bunching up on the 880 interchange. at 6:37, let's go to steve. >> we have s

she was last seen kaiser permanente in hayward on may 27.he told co-workers she was going to her car. the car was later found locked in a nearby neighborhood. the family continues to believe she is alive and they have organized several searches over the past couple of months. hayward police say their evidence leads them to believe she was murdered but have never found her body. $100,000 reward is for information leading to her whereabouts. it will be mount eton park at 6:00 p.m. tonight. >> ed lee is changing his mind whether he will run in november. he says he is now considering a run. senator dianne feinstein she has talked to the interim mayor about running full term. she believes san francisco needs his leadership and unifying presence. she has spoken to supervisors that asked him to run. >>> still ahead, closing walter reed, after more than a decade. who will be running it. >> i didn't know what to do. >> her young son falls more than 60 feet down a cliff while on a family outing. how his father saved the day. ♪ santa! my man! ♪ make it

neelesh kenia from kaiser permanente. thank you for being with us. what do kids think out of this.eing a stars and being successful so they would ko this. >> i think a lot of kids think they will become better athletes by taking steroids. you may get bigger muscles butno never shown to improve sports performance. a lot of kids want to be stronger and look better. they don't realize that a lot of side effects don't help you in that way. you may have bigger muscles but a lot 6 other problems. >> reporter: what are some of the side effects lwh there is a long list. how you are going to list for men, it's breast development. it kak cause your testicles to shrink. for women, significant problems, as well. it can cause deepening of the voice and cause hair on the face. so things like that. for both men and women severe problems, weight, acne, hair loss, heart problems. high blood pressure, high cholesterol, psychological problems, mood swings. a significant amount of aggression and increase of suicide as well. >> reporter: so when they come to you you can recognize it right away? >> it's

a great location for kaiser permanente. we just think it's going to serve our members and community beautifully. >> people attending the ceremony had an opportunity to write their names and best wishes on the beam before it was put in place. the six-story state-of-the-art hospital will have 264 acute care beds in private rooms, ten top rating rooms, 40 emergency treatment rooms and an intensive care nursery for newborns. it should open october 2014. >>> president obama says that once congress reaches an agreement on the debt ceiling, businesses will have the confidence to begin hiring again. he spoke if the rose garden in response to a dismall unemployment record. this morning, the labor department said that the economy only generated 18,000 new jobs, instead of the anticipated 125,000 and that unemployment is now up to 9.2%. the president says that the economic recovery still has a long way to go. >> we've added more than 2 million new private sector jobs over the past 16 months. but the recession cost us more than 8 milli

it is operated by kaiser permanente. verizon is undertaking a project to improve wireless coverage in an area that is receiving marginal coverage. the proposed in tennis would measure approximately 4 feet high by -- antennas would measure 4 feet high. there will be screened from view by synthetic material that is radiofrequency transparent. verizon conducted the community average meeting on this proposal on april 28, 2011 in the nearby branch library. 35 people attended the meeting. five attendees indicating their opposition to the project on the sign in shape. as of today, the department has received one phone call and one letter in opposition to the proposal. the phone call and the weather -- letter cited health concerns with the project. i have copies of the letter of opposition received on july 25 and i submit this for the record. the department believes the project is necessary and desirable for the following reasons. the project complies with all applicable requirements of the planning code. it is consistent with a

. >> it's been two months since the nursing student disappeared from a kaiser permanente in hayward. her car was found in a nearby neighborhood. a vigil will be held at 6:00. the past two months have been exhausting but the family is determined to find her and find her if she is alive. they believe she was murdered. $100,000 reward is posted for michelle le's return. >> they are identifying the bart police officers that shot and killed a transients at the bart station july 3rd. that officer. >> they say there is no reason to believe that the use of force represents anything wrong. a bart spokesman would not confirm the name saying they would only be released after the pending investigation is complete. >> california's law requiring to teach gay and lesbian studies in social studies is being challenged. there is a ballot referendum to overturn it. government signed the bill earlier this month. opponents say they november business writing history books. that should be left to historian answer academic experts. it will teach students to respect each other's differences. >> an east bay a

. >> le was last seen at the kaiser permanente in hayward. there is a $100,000 reward for her return. >> a warning for parents this morning. los altos police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl, it happened monday near grant road and richardson avenue. the girl had a lemonade stand when a man pulled up in a black ford f-series pickup truck, he flashed the girl and drove off toward foothill expressway. police are working on a sketch of the suspect. >> the south bay woman accused of busting into a home in san jose and trying to grab a young girl from her mother's arms will be in court today. 26-year-old myra will be arraigned on attempted kidnapping and burglary charges. a 3-year-old girl was playing with her sister in the front yard of their home july 18 when flores walked by, tried to coax the toddler away. the two ran inside. she tried to pull the child away from her mother. the mother fought flores off and called 911. >> the plolee accused of attacking bryan stow asking to be released from prison. attorneys for g

the 26-year-old was last seen on may 27th leaving the kaiser permanente center. her family has held numerous searches and raised the reward money to $100,000. police have classified the case as a homicide but family members still hope she will be found alive. >>> man arrested at sfo for refusing to pull up his pants when boarding a plane is off the hook. the university of new mexico football player will not face criminal charges after all. that's the decision announced today by the san mateo district attorney. his refusal to pull up his sagging pants when boarding a u.s. flight at sfo landed him in handcuffs. he was arrested on suspicion of battery of a police officer, resisting arrest and trespassing. but the d.a. says his office dropped the charges because they didn't want to clog up the criminal courts with a minor misdeamnor case. his mother said her family is ecstatic over the decision but owed an apology anyway. >> just like jumping and screaming, mom we did it. >> both sides could have relax ad little bit and treated it differently. that's part of the reas

kaiser permanente will move from hayward to san leandro in 2014 without a pediatric unit.urses showed up at a town hall meeting in fremont this morning asking for support for the unit. one nurse says without it, families throughout the east bay will suffer. >> not having a unit in san leandro decreases access for the families and it's a long way for people from fremont to drive to oakland or santa clara to visit their children. it's very difficult for our families. >> the nurses say they received support today from congressman pete stark at today's meeting. >>> candlelight is providing the inspiration for a fundraiser under way right now in san francisco's hayes valley. at lotus blue design store 10% of the sale of these unusual multilayered votive candles will go to help people with cancer. cancer survivor lee rose says she was undergoing chemotherapy in 1998 when she discovered the beautiful effect of combining a votive candleholder with a simple candle. since then, her business which she calls glassy baby has raised more than $600,000 for those touched by cancer. the fu

as we have been reporting, michelle le went missing from kaiser permanente hospital here back on may 27th. now as you mentioned, police say they have compelling evidence that led them to reclassify the case as a homicide. but family and friends are committed to finding her alive. and frank and julia, joining her now is michael, her brother. what do you hope to accomplish today? >> today we want to accomplish, we want to show the community, we haven't forgotten about michelle nor given up hope. whether it is two months or six months, if she is not home yet, we will try everything to bring her home. we love her so much and want her home. >> reporter: thank you michael, i know that you and other family members described the last two months as a nightmare, exhausting. that is why they're here to keep watch for michelle. as you can see there are signs, many of them wearing shirts with her picture on it. after the brief rally they plan the walk to the hospital close by. there will be a number of speakers, including those from the hayward police department. we'll have more on the latest on

lee last seen may 27th at kaiser permanente in hayward. police are investigating her disappearance as homicide but the family believes she may still be alive. they have searches planned for this friday and saturday. >>> death of 14-year-old santa rosa girl after slumber party is bringing new attention tonight to the risk of teenager drinking. police say stt girl died yesterday after apparently drinking a soda spiked with alcohol. investigators found open vodka bottle and soft drink at the home in the hills of santa rosa. 3 other girls at the slumber party got sick and were treated at the hospital. they say they were just experimenting. local teens say it is a common problem. >> lots of friends that drink and stuff so when i go over to their house i bring my own water or like only drink water. >> just to be sure nobody spik spikes it. >> yes. >>reporter: school district survey shows growing alcohol problem among younger students. santa rosa schools now trying to reach those students and encourage them to stay away from experimentation with

michelle le was last seen may 27 in hayward leaving for a break at kaiser permanente medical center. police have reason to believe she was murdered. so far there was no sign of a body and no suspects. >>> a public memorial service will be held today for the santa rosa teen who died last weekend from alcohol-related causes. 14-year-old takeimi rao was an "a" student about to start high school. she and three friends drank vodka and soda last night and she was found dead in her bedroom the following morning. the service is at 2 p.m. at saint eugene's cathedral in santa rosa. >>> this fall, hundreds of thousands of uc students will have to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for a college education. demonstrators dressed in disney costumes to protest yesterday's vote. put regents said they had no choice if you would approve a 9.6% increase. that's on top of an 8% increase already approved. now undergrads will have to pay more than $12,000 a year just for tuition. that's 18% higher than last year. >>> a new california law is expected to make it easier to pay for college for undocumented

nursing student has been missing for more than two months after taking a break from rounds at kaiser permanentedical center in heyward. the police say they have evidence that lee was killed and that has ruled out persons of interest. >>> an art student paralyzed in a hit and run accident is determined to realize her dreams. she was in a crosswalk in emeryville on july 12th when an suv slammed into her, paralyzing her from the waist down. barnes is focusing on her talent and her future. >> i am blessed that i'm still me and i still have my head. i still have my hands. i can still paint and draw and do everything that -- do the most -- the thing that i was most passionate about. ever since i was a little girl i told myself i was going to be a famous artist. i'm pretty sure one day i will be. >> right now she's focused on her recovery. barnes said she would like to seat driver arrested and prosecuted. police have few leads and are hoping someone will come forward with information. >>> the debt ceiling drama goes unresolved this morning in washington. two hours after the boehner bill passed the hou

visits per year, average wait is just 30 minutes f the hospital closes, the closest room is kaiser permanente in richmond. the wait there is up to 12 hours. >> so if you have an emergency it will be tough for patients to be gooding there. -- going there. highland is the next place. >> doctors can't survive without state funding because 80% of the patients are on medical or medicare. 10% have private insurance and the rest can't pay. >> we're meeting with the state later this week tochl plor continuation of state funding and continuing our discussion was other hospitals and optimistic that we can continue to get support. >> and now, not everyone thinks the hospital should stay open if it can't pay for itself. i spoke with the spokesperson for the contra costa taxpayer association. she told me this hospital brings value to the local community, if it's not economically feesible, maybe it should be replaced with a urgent care fa sim ti and seriously ill transfered to county hospital, more than 17 miles away. >> thank you. and pg&e is back pedaling froont a response to a lawsuit filed by victims o

an estimated quarter of a million people would have to go to another hospital, that would be kaiser permanenterichmond. they serve 40,000 patients every year and wait time is just 30 minutes. at kaiser patients may have to wait up to 12 hours. >> so if you have an emergency, it would be tough for the patients to be going to hyland is the next place. and that is like 35 miles away. >> it happened unexpectedly and it has driven the financial crisis what we're experiencing right now. >> managers say they plan to meet with state leaders to look for a way too keep the emergency doors open in san pablo. >> if you see smoke coming from the areas around mount hamilton today, it's likely a prescribed burn. that burn is scheduled to begin in the park. 600 acres will be burned under firefighters' supervision. they tell us the smoke will be visible throughout the santa clara valley and the operation is, of course, weather permitting. >> there are three elements that require high fire danger. >> we have one. that will be the wind. gusting around 15-20 miles an hour but it is cold and damp. there is plenty

he apparently took himself to the kaiser permanente richmond medical center.s, he then collapsed. >> we're hearing more about the two defendants in the bryan stow beating case. >>> 30-year-old marvin norwood and louie sanchez are behind bars on half a million dollars bail. the l.a. times reports that sanchez's sister has implicated him and her fiance, marvin norwood in the dodger stadium attack. the report also shows that sanchez told witnesses to keep quiet. >> this is -- because of the compassion that he has, i feel it from him when he's around. he makes me feel better. >> now, ktvu news obtained court documents accusing the other suspects, louie sanchez, of throwing something at a woman wearing a giants' shirt and pushing another fan as they walked out to the parking lot. a law enforcement source also tells us that fans in the same section as norwood and sanchez complained to police about their aggressive behavior. now, investigators are asking people, particularly those who were sitting behind third base during that game to come forward forward. >> a judge

. >> today marks 2 months since nursing student disappeared from kaiser permanente in hayward.helle le was last seen going to her car on may 27th. her locked car was found in a nearby neighborhood. tonight her family will hold a vigil at 6:00. the cousin says the search has been exhausting but the family is determined to find her. hayward police believe she was murdered. $100,000 reward is posted for information. >> the san francisco examiner is identifying both bart police officers who shot and killed a transient at the civic center bart staying. james crowell has been hired by the f.b.i. according to his attorney. he his e-mail to the examiner says there is no reason to believe that the use of force would affect his transfer. he is also representing the second bart officer. a spokesperson said they would not confirm it but they would be released after the pending investigation is complete. >> the lawyer for the killer in the norway killing spree says he thinks he is insane. he attacked a summer camp to inflict maximum damage on a parties for failing to keep muslims out of nor

le was last seen 45 days ago at kaiser permanente's hayward center. hayward police believe her disappearance to be a homicide but her body has never been found. the le family is planning another search for friday. >>> a judge today refused to dismiss arnold schwarzenegger commutation handed down to the son of fabian nunez. his son esteban nunez pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of luis santos of concord. as arnold schwarzenegger left office, he reduced nunez sentence from 16 years down to seven. the santos family is suing the state and the former governor and say they want justice for their son. >> he was stabbed in the back by politicians after his death. i think they completely disrespected him and disrespected our family. >> reporter: nunez said his son was infairly treated. he also said his son was told he would get a lesser sentence if he pleaded guilty which he did. >>> pg & e says it shouldn't have to pay victims of last year's pipeline explosion in san bruno. in a new court filing, the company says it shouldn't have to make pa

kaiser permanente say women who took anti-depressants were more likely to have a child with the disorderpared to those who didn't take them. the link was strongest in women taking the medication during their first trimester. >>> no need to worry if your toddler isn't talking a lot. researchers followed toddlers into their teens and found there were no lingering effects from delayed language. women who didn't talk much by the age of 2 caught up by the time they reached school. the kids were probably just frustrated because they couldn't express themselves. >>> when we come back at 5:00, a string of crimes and unexpected places. what's been stolen from area churches. and how it could have been prevented. >>> a vacation nightmare, we're going to hear from one man. he has a story of survival as crews continue to search for seven missing american tourists off a fishing boat in mexico. >>> big summer travel deals, from luxury resorts to cruises. we have >>> mexican authorities are searching the ocean for two tourists still missing after a fishing boat capsized. survivors tell a harrowing story

she was last seen at kaiser permanente in hayward. her family believes she may still be alive.ve searches planned for this friday and saturday. >> an autistic 13-year-old boy will return to san jose this morning with quite a story to tell. he managed to walk out of the family's home just after midnight yesterday morning, buy a bus ticket and board a bus to l.a. they managed to track down who is he says sed to have a mental capacity of a six or seven-year-old after he expressed an interest to travel to hollywood to meet tv stars. they were waiting when he got off that bus. they will return with him this morning. no charges have been filed but detectives say the case remains under investigation right now two astronauts are on the final spacewalk of the shuttle. let's go to outerspace live, pictures are from nasa tv, they are retrieving a broken ammonia pump outside the international space station. this is the final shuttle flight. two spacewalkers who are part of the station crew will also install a robotic experiment on the 245 mile out post. nasa added an extra day to the missi

le was last seen 45 days ago at kaiser permanente's hayward center. hayward police believe her disappearance to be a homicide but her body has never been found. the le family is planning another search for friday. >>> a judge today refused to dismiss arnold schwarzenegger commutation handed down to the son of fabian nunez. his son esteban nunez pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of luis santos of concord. as arnold schwarzenegger left office, he reduced nunez sentence from 16 years down to seven. the santos family is suing the state and the former governor and say they want justice for their son. >> he was stabbed in the back by politicians after his death. i think they completely disrespected him and disrespected our family. >> reporter: nunez said his son was infairly treated. he also said his son was told he would get a lesser sentence if he pleaded guilty which he did. >>> pg & e says it shouldn't have to pay victims of last year's pipeline explosion in san bruno. in a new court filing, the company says it shouldn't have to make pa

. >> today marks two months since a nursing student from san mateo disappeared from kaiser permanente in hayward. michelle le was last seen going to her car. her locked car was found later in a nearby neighborhood. tonight her family will hold a vigil in hayward at 6:00. the cousin says the past two months has been exhausting and family is determined to find her hoping she is alive. hayward police believe she was murdered. a $100,000 reward is posted for information leading to her. >> the san francisco examiner is identifying both bart police officers who shot and killed a transient at the civic center bart station. james kroult has been hired by the f.b.i. according to his attorney. during the e-mail to the examiner there is no reason to believe the use of force would affect his transfer. stern is also representing the second bart officer myron lee. they would not confirm the names but only released after the investigation is complete. >> california's first in the nation law requiring schools to teach gay and lesbian contributions in social studies is already being challenged. secret

she disappeared from the kaiser permanente in may. they have classified it as a homicide.amily is not giving up. they raised $100,000 for her safe return. the rally held at mount eden park at 6:00. family members, hayward police will be speaking. >>> this morning san francisco 49ers appear closer to sharing a new stadium with their dreaded rivals across the bay. at an nfl function 49ers president jed york told reporters he's been meeting with the raiders on a possible deal. dami damien trujillo. >> sharing it would make a better sales pitch in obtaining financing for the facility and observers say it makes financial sense especially with this rebounding economy. i did receive several tweets overnight. the plan is in place to have the stadium up and running by 2015. that's when they expect kickoff here. the project is now expected to cost about $1 billion, with a b. the nfl has indicated it prefers a shared stadium idea and the nfl is where a lot of the money to fund the project will be coming from. both the raiders and 49ers currently play in two of the league's oldest sta

hospital closes the closest emergency room is kaiser permanente in richmond. wait there up to 12 hours. >> if you have an emergency it will be tough him if for the patient to be going to high land the next place and high land is tlibing miles away. >>reporter: doctors can't survive without the state funding because 80 percent of its patients are either on medi-cal or medicare. 10% have private insurance and the rest can't pay at all. >> we are meeting with the state later this week to explore continuation of state funding and continue our discussion with other area hospitals and we are optimistic that we can continue to get support. >>reporter: now not everyone thinks the hospital should stay open if it can't pay for itself. i spoke with the spokesperson for the contra costa county taxpayer association and she told me even though the hospital obviously brings value to the local community if not economically feasible then maybe it should be replaced with perhaps an urgent care facility in this area and the more seriously ill transferred to the county hospital m

if the hospital closes closest emergency room is kaiser permanente in richmond. wait there up to 12 hours. >> if you have an emergency it will be tough for the patients to be going to hyland is the next place and that is like 35 minutes away. >> they can't survive without the state funding because 85% of the patients are medical or medicare and the rest can't pay at all except for 10% have insurance. >> we are continuing to explore state funding and continue our discussions with other area hospitals. we are optimistic we can get support. >> not everyone thinks the hospital should stay open if it can't pay for itself. i spokes for a taxpayers association, even though the hospital means value to the local economy, if it's not economically fees able it should be replaced and more serious ill transferred to the county hospital in martinez which is 18 miles away. >>> pittsburg city leaders have reached a tentative contract with police officers to save the city $1.3 million over the next three years. according to our media partner contra costa times they account for tw

last night they held this rally and a march to kaiser permanente, the last place show was found alive project in slog, how it could -- in los angeles. >>> hackers are claiming victory in their protest over paypal. why they went after them and the thousands of accounts new closed. >>> the hack are group anonymous claim is being sees in their boycott of paypal. the group claims it hacked paypal because it didn't process payments to wikileaks. paypal said it hasn't seen a dropoff. >>> we are getting a look at the laps for a proposed new football stadium in los angeles. it would be located next to the staple center. the developer is promising that no taxpayer funds would be used. a vote on the funding is expected next week. construction will not begin until the nfl signs. >> we've been hearing that. >>> hey, sal, everybody behaving on the roads? >> this one gentleman isn't, and that's the guy who crashed his car in berkeley and ran away. i wanted to show you the picture here of slow traffic on east 80 here in berkeley on the east shore freeway. apparently, according to police, someone got

she was trading at kaiser permanente a in hayward. she went to take a break and never returned.er fund-raiser planned at the " icon " lounge in san francisco. >> sketches of the suspect of the sexual assault of a 13 year-old boy. the boy is not injured but the suspects got the with the four officers arrived. the first suspect is a white male and this late to 20's. he has a more/freckles. the second is also a white male in his late 20s 5-825 0 lbs.. >> still ahead. >> --late 20s and he weighs 25 0 lbs.. >> latest from the obama job report. >> the latest from your forecast coming up [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity, turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi, you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information, and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting you

another search for missing bay area and nursing student michelle le was seen two months ago at kaiser permanente reward leading to the arrest or information. they are starting another surge in hayward today. >> an investigation after a man is shot inside of a parked car. video from last night. this happened at a parking lot at tennyson road. the victim was sitting in an older model gold cadillac. if the suspect was shot when the assailant approached and shot several rounds. the police believe the this is not a random act. >> the rest of weight as the suspected child molester in danville. it happened at this vista park on thursday night. investigators released a police sketch and later this 56 year-old man was taken into custody. reggie kumar explains how this man was apprehended. >> volunteers did not waste any time a friday afternoon canvassing this area of. this los diablo vista parka. reaching out to community tony torres and his 13 year- old daughter recognized them. >> he was behind us. he acted like he was part of our group. and he was mumbling something to my wife. she just ignored them.