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reporting live, kate thompson. >> keith, thank you, and on november 5th, we will be here live, kate thompson, thank you, and also, the owners of five pit bulls will have felony charges. and he was arraigned today, and prosecutors with a felony, and child endangerment, and owning a vicious animal at large. and the step grandchild was not expected to go into a garage for the pit bulls were affected by the time they were found the child, the child was dead. >> antioch police arson qualify looking f of the shooting. and this is where it happened, the first was at 2200 billion way in antioch. the second was at the seven-11 on hillcrest. and later, police learned of a third victim that was also shot and a hospiton bd in a hospital. and police are investigating all three students are somehow, connected. >> this is banyan in antioch the first that there were called at 12:6:00 p.m. you can see that yellow evidence markers that they had several shots fired at least over one dozen. when officers arrived, a 20 year-old hugh hudson was lying in the street and died later in the hospital. suspects drove o

kate thompson is like an oakland, kate. we understand the assistant chief is there with questions? >> absolutely, despite criticism that they stopped that it was a success. the police said they did all they could. and that nothing happened that night that there were not anticipating. however, you can see that this is the sears and roebuck that you can see they're still recovering. the windows are smashed. they are covered up. >> this jewelry store. add $50,000 worth of merchandise taken. with video from july 8th, the night of johannes meserle trial. you can see people running in the downtown oakland across from city hall. police say they did not stop looters for safety reasons. and it was paramount, to put them into danger in not only were officers having to send and backup officers to keep them safe if there were trying to make arrests. but there were concentrating on is to keep the protest border contained. they did not what happened last year, what happened this year. our pockets for vandalizing the city throughout the entire city. and however, the city of oakland of citizens ar

. >> reporter: meet kate. kate makes cup cakes. in her secret kitchen with her secret ingredient she rolls out cup cakes. lots of cup cakes. she and her husband started cup cakes almost won year ago an business has taken off. folks line up before the door is even open. >> reporter: they sell these desserts from an ice cream style truck usually reserved for tacos and burittos. >> reporter: but to find her you'll have to start here. on facebook. or another popular media social site twitter. kate does all of her marketing and connecting socially online. >> you would be shocked at how much my day is spent on facebook. we learn what we are doing right and what we are doing wrong. >> key lime with coconut. >> reporter: but the true joy of selling cup cakes from the side of a van? >> even every day you are physically handing them the cup cakes and the reward of them enjoying it and being happy to see you in that moment. >> reporter: they have a very loyal following. >> it is like one of the best cup cakes i have ever had. >> reporter: but

kate says everything seemed to be going smoothly until here.dn't want to open presents. you know, he wanted to get down. so he came straight to me. and that's when she said, he loves you more than me. why don't you just take him? and she went over in the corner crying and i gave him back and he was crying so i went into the ladies room and sat there for a while. made her very angry. and i saw that night her malignancy. i knew exactly what my son looked at before he died. she was deranged. she was so angry. vicious. >> reporter: because zachary liked you best? >> at that point. >> reporter: the bagbys said shirley would later apologize for her reaction. but that didn't erase their unease or a remarkable feeling that david began to have. >> i considered killing her myself. seriously considered it. if i just kill her, zachary will be safe and there won't be any question about whether she can hurt him. i thought if i do that, i go to prison. maybe kate can still raise zachary. >> reporter: you didn't seriously think of -- i mean you talk about this

kate thompson is a live there throughout the afternoon watching the construction. kate.rew >> is moving very slowly and very carefully trying to move that enormous piece of steel into place where the 525 ft signature tower. you can see the large piece which they are moving and they had at leg mores monthly on a barge that had lifted up and now it's about 20 ft. from being lowered down on to the metal wides which are sticking up out of the foundation. this is just a first time will have to do this. there are three more pieces they will put into place for this section and then will have to do five more lips before they complete this. we'll have more on this day coming up at 530. reporting live from treasure island kate thompson kron 4 news. >> a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza plan essentially here and recusing sunshine bay area wide. the fog still the coast line this afternoon. for this evening will stay mostly clear if it will take the fog some time to get back to the bay it's not going to be as extensive out there tomorrow at some was this morning curre

kate kelly introduces this week's jefferson award winner, the woman who started it all. >>> reporter: sue connelly has a lot of friends. through her work as a marketing consultant in silicon valley, she knows people from all sorts of companies and uses her computer to keep in touch. so 12 years ago when her friends at silicon graphics were facing layoffs, she did what came naturally.

organization he started in the '60 was bombing the pentagon. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> for continuing coverage stay with kron 4 news and go to our website at www.kron.com. >>> the fog is already inland, drizzle close to the coast line. we will see fog again tomorrow morning. it will already be scaling back at this point. by noon it will be clear. with the shine and warmer air setting up above us, tomorrow temperatures are 5-10 grows warmer. >>> a rough computer for bus -- commute for bus riders. transit workers taking part in a sick out. and why the union says it's not the drivermous fault. -- driver's fault. [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the electric bill. wow. he's able to pay his bills, check his balance. wow. [ banker ] even transfer money between accounts. i can tell you what's playing

as kate thompson reports both robberies happen on the same block. >> this small dead-end block is where two people had been lord in the past couple of weeks responding to fit chrysler's ads for cars for sale when they get here they are attacked in their money is stolen. one victim of 59 year-old man from concord was attacked outside this home. him and his stepson had $2,100 taken from them and the man was badly injured and taken to the hospital. the woman inside this home heard everything and came to help. >> i submit a car for sale we said no he went off and two minutes later we heard a lot of noise and screaming in one note of this gentleman was on the street with his head leading. >> the latest victim was attacked monday night at 23 year-old man from san francisco said he was given a fake address on neptune's court when i got out of his car to call the number in the ad a man jumped out from behind the bushes and rob him at gunpoint of $2,000. reporting in vallejo kate thompson kron 4 news. >> the fog a little less extensive out there this afternoon a look from the golden gate bridge

as kate thompson reports, for the first time police have new information about the binder recovered. byron williams. >> oakland police are revealing this with california written on its cover. retrieved from the hybrid 580 but the bomb squad. - highway. and also, it contains a list of organizations in san francisco. >> there were locations that he had identified and certain spots that he put down and still pretty much the to keep it close to cost during the investigation. it was his writings and ramblings. >> byron was involved with 12 minutes of the shoot out early sunday morning. he was traveling to san francisco to kill people at two different non-profit organizations. >> we believe that he would have carried out his mission which is to go to san francisco and commit violent crimes, and the aclu and that is truly his statement to us. >> he faces four counts of a firing against san francisco. >> chief anthony bats, is going to continue to keep his aggressive task against gang, guns and drugs. >> that is becoming an organization, we put input to the gangs, guns, drugs and we have put

. >> to the experts think of apple solution kron 4 kate thompson has reaction from apple tech users.>> after apple's announcement about the solution to fix the i phone before i spoke to several technology analysts who attended the event and many of them say apple did the right thing and came up with the right solution. >> it seems like a reasonable solution or options to think it would also serves to explain the situation. for any prospective customers. >> bottom line is think that their solution was what they should of done. >> if you look at what everyone was hoping for nobody really thought a recall was happening at the midpoint it's not nearly widespread enough to make a recall. but within that people are sent a solution get out a case and they did that. >> reporting in cupertino kate thompson kron 4 news. >> lot of apple users the news is a relief even if the solution is low-tech. >> people are going to buy these things anyway as they've always got a cover case of you drop dead it's a little protection. this is all it takes its a great solution as far as i'm concerned. >> they k

palin's family outing with kate gosselin and the kids. sure how that furthers a possible run for the presidency. sarah will be joining kate. >> it certainly does seem like if you're going to go to alaska, she is the person you would be visiting. >> she is the one rock star. >> i hadn't realized kate gosselin had that kind of billing when you consider it right now. >> hey, anything on the campaign trail, right? >> maybe the kids will learn how to make moose chili. this is the one sentence i'm sure ryan seacrest never wanted to hear from his girlfriend, julianne hough. she thought her boyfriend, ryan seacrest, was gay before they started dating. ouch. >> why would she say that publicly? >> it wasn't really publicly. the rumor is that she was in north carolina, in town for her birthday dinner, turning 22 years old. she's out with a bunch of friends and one of the friends said, how did you and ryan get together? she responds, he was actually after me since i was 18 but he totally wasn't my type, i thought he was gay. >> really. >> yes. she sa

it will be the centerpiece and kate thompson has been watching at the construction. kate? >> bad day day for the construction, this is really going to be the centerpiece of the eastern stand, joining as is part, how did it go today?. >> it went very well, when we got to love to get out of the water is 1,200 t. we got it all the way to where it needs to be at we're rolling it down on the roswell will bolt into place. >> that is going on today but this project has been going on for years. where are we earlier? he said it was half way? >> yes it depends on your perspective of where the starting point is. if you look at the full eastern span that started in 1992 we expected to be opened in 2013. we are more than halfway we are on the final lap >> the centerpiece you always hear about this how or when will that be finished? >> well, ah, we have the first portions of it and there's a total of five lives so we will go well into 2011 going into getting the power to the top of 25 ft.. a >> what about the budget of the bridge, where are we for this man and the eastern section? we >>

. >> what to the experts think of apple solution to this kron 4 kate thompson has their reaction frompple's headquarters in cupertino. >> after apple's announcement about the solutions they have to fix the i phone for if i spoke to several technology analyst who attended the events and many of them say couple did the right thing and came up with the right solution. >> by right back bring it back on the other hand as consumers we all know if you buy something you have 30 days to return. that's obvious it think the fact they were willing to say if you're still not happy will give your money back. >> by acknowledging even though it's a small percentage and still sing if anyone gets a free case and think by doing good by them but it's a good movement that regardless what happens with apple there gunna take care of you could if not happy is always return >> the phone> reporting cupertino kate thompson kron 4 news. >> they're relieved a low-tech solution will work the be gusting up the phone case is very bob an attachment to the phones. >> is the case with my phone anyways because the cost

as kate thompson reports of the tax is not passed there will be additional police layoffs. >> oakland budget problems led to 80 police officers being laid off this month and a lot more layoffs could be on the way to the city can't convince residents to pay and a parcel tax. >> if the measure why an ounce and a partial tax for putting forward does not pass we will be laying off another hundred and 22 officers. >> people can decide to choose yea or nay but all i'm saying is be willing to live with the consequences. >> police chief anthony bass the poor should be at 925 officers. but without the additional money oakland source could fall to 560 officers. >> the city this big with 560 officers >> the nationalist 2 per thousand what i came in the door we were 8 03 what to the community then we don't have enough officers. >> reporting from oakland kate thompson kron 4 news. >> one of the three oakland city council members who voted against the parcel tax spoke to kron 4 if about her concerns regarding the new tax measure which is one of many. >> i didn't support putting it on the ballot i t

kate kelly introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> welcome to the nif.t is cool, right? >> reporter: it's really cool. ed moses is director of nif, the national ignition facility at the lawrence livermore national laboratory, the culmination of 13 years of hard work. >> we want to burn hydrogen like in the sun and get carbon- free energy. we can do that, we think, right in this little capsule here. >> reporter: he is talking about controlling nuclear fusion the same process that creates stars and powers our sun. >> people have always said that this possibility is always 50 years away. but here it is in the bay area right in this facility right behind me. hopefully in the next year or two it will all happen. if it does, it will change our view of the future. >> reporter: if ed sounds enthusiastic about science, he is. educated in engineering and physics, he found his passion early in laser technology. >> my freshman year in college, i saw one of the first lasers and i went, that looks cool! >> reporter: now he is working with the most powerful lasers in t

with me today are kate and neal, who have prepared the study and are most familiar with it, so i will make just a few introductory comments. in early 2009, the port commission, at the request of supervisor chiu, commissioned the planning department to introduce the surf pretty surface parking points alongside the embarcadero north of market street, and that we consider for a writ areas beyond those immediate heists to more fully understand the context of the work we would do, and that constitutes our study area. we have completed our analysis and the policy recommendations, and that constitutes a study area. they regard design guidelines primarily for city pattern, for height, for urban form, for land use, and for open space. we are excited to presented to you today and to present the commission's resolution to you as well. we have conducted a series of community workshops in this process. we have attended a series of workshops held by the northeast embarcadero waterfront advisory group. that group was kind enough to hold quite a series of studies -- of meetings to discuss the work an

kate kelly for cbs 5, consumerwatch. >> most of the salons charge about $45 for that two-week manicure but it's about $15 for the removal. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. a pension problem - that will crush the state. >>> coming up on cbs 5 at 6:00 tonight, when it comes to california's budget meltdown, they are calling this is elephant in the room. a pension problem that will crush the state. some call it a pension tsunami. coming up at 6:00, we are going to talk to a man who admits to causing some of the problem, willie brown, about how we got into this problem and we'll joined by a spokesman from calpers to see

kate kelly introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner, the woman who started it automatic. >reporter: sue connelly has a lot of friends. through her work as a marketing consultant in silicon valley, she knows people from all sorts of companies and uses her computer to keep in touch. so 12 years ago when her friends at silicon graphics were facing layoffs, she did what came naturally. she got online and contacted everyone she knew who might be able to help. >> i just put an apb out to recruiters i knew and my other friends and other consultants, send me what you have if you have anything, and then i'll send it to my friends and you can grab them and, you know, get these amazing people back to work. >> reporter: that spirit of friend helping friend became the genesis of the "kit list," a nonprofit social networking community that provides hope, job leads and support. >> it grew because, you know, friends would say, can i add my friends, my husband, my manager? and i thought, sure. and it just kept growing and growing. and then more and more people kept sharing job leads. >> rep

probably walking around with a kate gosselin cut from back in the day. >> leave poor kate alone. >> choppedin the back. >> poor kate. >> remember how during the world cup there was that octopus that correctly picked all of the games, all the winners? >> the clairvoyant octopus. >> there's an app for that. you knew it was coming. >> oh, are you kidding? >> someone has now created ask the octopus. it tells you if it's going to rain or shine tomorrow, if the miami heat will win the next nine nba titles, whatever critical information you need to know. it reminds me of kind of ask jeeves. but they decided to stay with the world cup. so there's your app.rcrcrcrcrcrc >>> cap clash. there's no more oil gushing into the gulf and bp hopes to keep it that way. but why does the government want the leak opened again? >>> pep talk. the vice president has a message for democrats. why he says his party will "shock the heck" out of everybody. >>> and vintage bubbly. divers discover a stash of champagne from the 1700s. but is it still drinkable? hear what happened when they popped the top to find out. it's m

kate thompson explain what the to counsel women did that has come under fire. >> this youtube video showsouncil members forming a human chain between the police and protesters in downtown oakland. they say there were there as peacekeepers. others say they were preventing the police from making arrests. the council members were both running for mayor are part of a police investigation along with more than a thousand people who attended the protest deceitful if anyone was stricken a lot >> they're not people are engaged in the activity has to be determined by the investigation. >> they said this is dirty politics you're standing there without armor and you try to protect the police and now you're being smeared for what you trying to do. >> is in the subject of a attack by the police officers' union for the past month and now this a day after 80 officers are laid off. it doesn't have anything where i actually stand the test to do with it are not there can did it. >> according oakland kate thompson kron 4 news. >> area lawyers guild is investigating the action of oakland police last thursday

and kate thompson reports the santa clara is urging new moms and newborns to get vaccinated. >> thisyear, there have been 97 courses of whooping cough and santa clara county. more than one half have been reported in the last couple of weeks the county health departments us this historical late spring/summer is the one these of bricks are the worst. this year isn't specially spike. -- outbreaks. >> -this year is especially bad. babies are the most vulnerable because of vaccination is that two months, four months, six months. and infants are not protected. people that handle children must get a boosters of they do not in fact infants and toddlers. >> if family members get sick and in fact a young baby? >> people that do not have insurance but need a vaccine can come to the public immunization center in san jose. $15 thinking that the vaccine. reporting and jose, kron 4 news. ♪ >> with fog hogging the coastline, and bear wide are up. temperatures are in the 50s and have monday. and up and our inland areas back into the upper 80s in many locations. and livermore is reached 86 but it is g

report >> and san rafael kate thompson kron 4 news. >> protesters in san francisco rally today is theeaders to call dumbed down and dangerous. more than 30 people marched down van ness this afternoon we spoke to one of the protesters who said she is worried about the public health problem the smart meter costs. >> i think the biggest goal here is that smart leaders are being deployed in every home in business through our business in human health impact. we have no idea what sort of radiation will do to all of us. >> is protests was led by a number keenness turning green it pushes for environmental safety and schools and communities. >> 5 people are interested san francisco if after they took over part of the building of the protesters took over the second floor of a building at 20 is in addition street in 7 cisco the will nor the building issued organized and sponsored by direct action to stop the cuts. a group that objects to a potential budget cuts that could affect the city's homeless population. >> to the kron 4 news room fire to tell you about it's been issued for state highway 1

and in the bay area, kate thompson report that the santa clara county has a huge spike and whooping coughs year, 97 cases in santa clara county. over one half have been reported in the last few weeks.

kate thompson has more holdback says about tides. >> spokesperson for tides headquarters in 7 cisco saidhe organization is often the target of attack on the glen back show appeared on this youtube back angry over an educational video if that he believes is misleading that was produced by tides. >> made it? the tides foundation. the tides foundation. it's neat how what all ties together doesn't. >> back rails against the organization leaking them to criminal activity. >> the apollo alliance that's the one that wrote the stimulus bill, though dan jones is only apollo alliance board, 0 jeff jones to we have a great picture of jeff jones? in case of the scene jeff jones i love this we have his fingerprints to home because his organization is stored in the '60s was bombing the pentagon. forget all about that. >> tied ceo drummond pike said it should be the obligation of every american especially those whose voices are amplified by the media, to foster civil discourse and dialogue among those renee disagree about public matters. if " reporting in san francisco kate thompson kron 4 news. >> for

reporting and vallejo kate thompson kron 4 news. we of kron 4 cruz all across the bay area covering stories important to you. your today's top stories. east 15th street in oakland where kaiser employee was shot and killed right there by an unknown suspects shortly after coming home from work early friday morning. that is in the shower i heard a gunshot i didn't really chips because it's pretty bad out here. screaming help, help, help get away from the philippines and a daughter and. he spent 20 years in the navy military. in oakland the police department is asking for federal help to deal with the recent rash of violence and layoffs at deal pd. officials of china's set up a today violence summit in late august but assuming the summit like the atf and dea and the fbi. arresting those agencies for help they would be patrolling the streets in oakland but they could help long-term investigations. things like wiretaps and search warrants. in oakland kron 4 news. in oakland a small restaurant was the victim of a strong arm robbery and thu

the 41 accrete kate thompson kron4 news. >> well the and i johannes mehserle protesters got to walnut creek on bart, johannes mehserle was of course the berkley's man who shot and killed grant as prosecutors headed to and from the court house kron4 is mark jones says their work closely watched by park police. >> down the middle the active protesters walked back to walnut creek. commuters getting off the train on the creek were surprised to see a process under way here. the gate was closed for six minutes those departing passengers took emergency exits. people getting on the general allowed in one-one the key to reopen the protesters did their fares and walk the line of berkeley's. as the protesters got on the train officers followed it was a strange mixture of protesters face of an ems member police. the officers did their distance the protesters to me they have no from today with berkeley's they were upset with the off 40 police resorts and during the rally ignoring the very laws the officers had sworn to enforce. they're using racial profanity >> and as you guys are shore >> yes. th

reporting in oakland, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> and and and pescadero, he was mistaken for a police officer and a on a marked police officer, with weaponry in sight. local police of the minister of 47 goldmark pellini in a 47 year old, and first they bought he is charged with impersonating an officer. his 27 years old. craig sklar, kron 4 news. >> six cars and get the damaged a seventh and it happened to adjust after midnight at the test section and long-term parking. arson investigators are looking into what caused this fire in airport officials that it is unlikely the this was an accident. video cameras are at the front but none are in the grip of a fire was. we try to track down the owners to let them know but finding them is difficult because there are troubling. sfo, cried bush, kron 4 news. >> treasure island, there are to be looking at the four legs of the bay bridge suspension to our next week. abhorred you can see that they built a large box, and the eastern open. with traffic flowing through wednesday, thursday, the first peaceful put into place, here. with this new animat

"for religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm kate seelye in iraq. >>> in other news, in haiti, pilgrimsck to the sacred water falls to celebrate the festival of our ladyóñ of mt. carmel. the annual event attracts christians and practitioners of voodoo who believe bathing in the water washes away sins and bad luck. this year they pray for a better future for their country that's still recovering from the earthquake six months ago. >>> desmond tutu announced he will retire from public life when he turns 79 years old. >> the time has now come to slow down, to seek maybe some tea with my beloved wife in the afternoon. tutu is the leader of south africa's campaign against racial segregation apartheid for which he won the nobel prize for peace. he also chaired the truth and reconciliation commission which heard testimony about the atrocities of apartheid. tutu said this week he's giving up conferences, travel and conventions and he added, no more interviews. by the way, that tea tutu mentioned is a red herbal concoction said to have medicinal value. that's our program for now, i'm bob abernet

kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>> new details in the fire that destroyed several cars at sfo. several of the owners have been contacted about they be damaged vehicles. and officials are calling the fire suspicious and an arson investigation is underway. >> reporter: officials tell kron 4 news their investigation is focused on this car right here. a toyota sienna minivan. it's the first that caught on fire and spread thursday morning. the van has been there since last week on july 13. the owner has been contacted and is in europe. inside he reportedly has said he had no idea why his car would start a fire and has no reason that someone did this on purpose. this video is of some of the other vehicles destroyed. see on this suv, the fire was so hot it melted the windshield. investigators have called the fire suspicious but they have not found any accelerant to start the fire. arson investigators have been called in to begin inspecting the vehicles. dmv plates from the cars have been collected and identified. in total three owners have been alerted about their damaged vehicles. on

. >> report a cupertino kate thompson kron4 >> news> so what about apple customers?e news is a relief even if the solution is low-tech. >> europe by the many way? so if you drop it the degree to which as far as i'm concerned. >> the teacher make it better in your but they need to make a sturdier. >> local obol stores say that the cases and not available but will be soon. they do not have a specific date yet. >> still had a kron4 news week and will have to check with the weather forecast because it is going to get hot inland. along the coast will have the details for you as we take a lot look this time from the tampa just a beautiful view they're the kids see the fog that is hovering around the water around the bay. we will be right back. your back on kron4 news we get it is 8:35 a.m. to the look outside traffic is flowing free and easy at the bay bridge toll plaza he concealed a fought out there in the hills and the background. let's turn now to meteorologist brian van aken with a full check on the forecast. >> the morning to you agree daly for today. a great weekend

kate thompson joining us live on the phone from treasure island where the job is yet to be finished. >> they think they're going to finish around 6:00 tonight. this has been a careful operation all day today lifting this massive piece of steel this is the first piece of a 525 ft. tower which is going to be the centerpiece of this eastern span of the bay bridge. your looking at a time lapse of them raising the section of the bridge which was lying down horizontal band to lift it with the jack and really put it on a place in the foundation of this is the tricky part it's like trying to thread a needle. the trend of this massive piece of steel right on top of 400 w which are sticking up out of the foundation and they have to attach it to that. it has to be placed down exactly right and this is the first time doing it. they're going have to do it five more times each time putting a new section on top of this section carried until the finished a complete a full power that will take till late 2011. kron 4 jeff bush got a closer look at all the work they were doing today he went out on a bo

there's a report that kate gosselin and sarah palin are taking their families camping together in alaska[ laughter ] it must be true because sarah palin hasn't refutiated it yet. [ laughter ] the gosselin kids are going to love camping. sleeping outdoors, heating up canned beans. it'll be just like visiting their dad. [ laughter ] "here, my child, a nice ed hardy t-shirt to go over --" [ laughter ] that's right, kate gosselin and sarah palin are taking their families camping together. that shouldn't be too confusing. "bristol, piper, these are the twins, track, jacket. these are the sextuplets, alexis, collin, leah. this is tissue-tissue, this is gortex. gortex, this is the cute kid with the glasses. have you met him? track! watch it, jacket. get over here. track! tissue! go over and apologize to gortex." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] check this out, a woman from washington is suing american airlines for $5 million after they lost her luggage. when the airline said, "that's a ridiculous amount of money for luggage." she was like, "now you know how we feel." [ laughter ] $50 for a

reporting in oakland, kate thompson, fox 40 news. >> what 152 hotel workers were arrested. after taking to the streets of san francisco. 3 was taken into custody. a san francisco police was forced to shut down a section. in front. and many of the hotel workers are being arrest the. >> it has to do with an ongoing labor dispute between the workers and testifying hotels. >>> more than 100 sat in the middle of stockton street in front of grand hyatt hotel. the san francisco police say they knew about the demonstration and asked the workers to stop blocking traffic. since they refused, officers were used to united this em. and the anythingciations with the other hotel. talks have installed and wages. the local two, will force high. >>> . >>> workers have come together, and hired a message. we're here to fight, secure our contract. in san francisco, we had over 100 people who sat down and participated. we're taking a leak. the entire event was a publicity stunt. it costing. at least million dollar. and the taxes are generated by that amount of people. >> the union says they are

kate is a berkeley high schoolteacher helped simplify things for the kids. >> after harvest that hadis scraps left over, you can use scraps to bacteria. bacteria breaks it down, makes sugar, then, you can make fuel. >> making fuel from compost. while learning there is a $2500 stipend. >> this is easier to go to college and get a curby lab job than deliver coca-cola your whole life or move beer kegs. you have got to work hard. you might as well do it in college. >> there is a south bay movie theater rolling out latest motivation tonight. seats that move with the action. the camera seven cinemas in campbell is just one of 28 theaters in the us with us these seats, others include theaters in livermore and petaluma. this rolls and sway was the onscreen action. here is something good. there is movie goers can control of how much of the experience they want to have. >> and do you pay extra for it like you do with 3 d? >> you will. >> let's talk about the weather heating up. >> cool movie theater. >> no movement as far as weather is concerned. there is outside, showing you what it looks lik

kate kelly introduces this week's jefferson award winner, the woman who started it all. >>> reporter: sue connelly has a lot of friends. through her work as a marketing consultant in silicon valley, she knows people from all sorts of companies and uses her computer to keep in touch. so 12 years ago when her friends at silicon graphics were facing layoffs, she did what came naturally. she got online and contacted everyone she knew who might be able to help. >> i just put an apb out to recruiters i knew and my other friends and other consultants, send me what you have if you have anything, and then i'll send it to my friends and you can grab them and, you know, get these amazing people back to work. >> reporter: that spirit of friend helping friend became the genesis of the "kit list," a nonprofit social networking community that provides hope, job leads and support. >> it grew because, you know, friends would say, can i add my friends, my husband, my manager? and i thought, sure. and it just kept growing and growing. and then more and more people kept sharing job leads. >> reporter: si

reporting in oakland kate thompson kron 4 news. >> you're oakland city all the city council approves a parcel tax measure that passed by voters would rehire 80 recently laid off oakland police officers. if three city council members think it's a bad idea. >> we cannot continue every time there's a fiscal crisis asked them for more money. >> time or where ever record high unemployment rate people are moving their jobs and homes. >> best which should tuition for please situation is make the deal with the 9 percent and no layoffs and a retirement agreement. >> the oakland city hall kron 4 news. >> if parking meters and san francisco are going high-tech. parking meters are going up in selected parts of town if the new leaders are part of a pilot program will help parking officials understand when and how often the spaces are being used. the data collected by the meter will help city officials raise or lower the cost of the leaders days depending on demand. the new leaders also will make it easier for people to pay for parking. travers of the option of using coins, credit cards, double ca

helping coordinate this project and her ability to stay cool and calm all of the time, as well as kate patterson, our communication expert extraordinarya. >> and gene -- jean, who took care of several things. and last, but not least, our city attorneys, who worked on the details of the loan agreement and procurement to make sure all sides were protected, and that is what we want. head another contributor. the huntington hotel graciously agreed to not charge for the artist's stay. with so many partners, i have to say this is truly an exemplary public-private partnership. most of the cost of the project has been private contributions. i would like to ask you one last time to applaud this small village of individuals on both sides of the pacific who made this dream a reality. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. so clearly, it takes a lot of work and a lot of people to bring a 10-ton sculpture across the pacific ocean, and bring it to the san francisco civic center. i know everyone wants to get to the mayor and hear from the artist. i want to quickly bring to the microphone, the consul gen

that's doing this effectively and we can take that's an a template to our own environment and a slow kate that. i would love to hear more from you about regulatory and legislative issues and how the legislative regulatory and planning issues tend to cluster together. so if you have things you've done that have been helpful or strategies you are thinking of trying, or things where you think regulators are impeding important climate issues you can speak now which i would very much appreciate or write to the website if you think about it a little further. is there anyone that can speak today? yes? >> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to protect environmental resources. some people

kron 4 kate thompson begins our coverage with reaction from one city council member who is coming under scrutiny for roll during last week's protest in riot. >> youtube video shows rebecca capt. and jean-claude forming a human chain between the police and protesters in downtown oakland. they say there were there as peacekeepers. >> don't throw things. as >> others say there were prevented police from making arrest so the council members were both running for mayor are part of a police investigation of all with more than a thousand people who attended the protests to see if anyone was breaking the law. >> they're not people were engaged in illegal. they say this is dirty politics. there's >> standing there without honor in protecting the place. she is been the subject of a attack by the police officers' union for the past month and now this i day after 80 officers are laid off. >> it doesn't have to do where actually stand it has to do with i'm not their candidate. >> reporting in oakland kron 4 news. >> the bay area lawyers guild is investigating the actions of oakland police last thurs

rincon is a barlow kated in 16th and harris. the particular block is a challenging situation due to the concentration of new law residents in the neighborhood along alabama street. other problems are numerous homeless residents some of whom sell parking spots. combine these factors causing problematic situation for our nightclub security staff and for the sspd. this is their words, i guess or maybe it's the security plan company that sold them that. patrons are generally more aggressive and potentially unruley that in the past. young, kids go from shootings to stabbings. it's an execution by a security staff will overcome these challenges. need i go farther? according to what i've been told this evening as it relates to their new management, it -- now it's all coming together for me because mr. wolf, he indicated was employed in october which would make sense because in november they made statements to s.f. weekly suggesting that they were taking over the bar, him and an individual by the name of brian matterson. with marching o

there were00 officers from 15 jurisdictions and it had the means to community kate to some extent with each other. still -- >> we're evaluating what we did. there's a lot -- there's room for improvement. >> reporter: the owner of the scooter store next door to the jewelry store, credits his store book -- credits his dog book foot from helping with this. whether asked about the day of johannes mehserle's sentencing -- >> i think i'll gonna have to board up. that's when people are gonna stay belligerent. the police started to change some of the tactics so they will be ready for the sentencing november 5th. reporting live in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose police chief rob davis announced today he will retire in october. davis said he's leaving with mixed emotions. the department saw both progressive initiatives and controversy under davis' leadership. it was the first major police department in the country to make crime data available online. it was also one of the first to issue stun guns. however, civil rights groups have criticized san jose police for aggress

reporting in cupertino kate thompson kron 4 news. >> in walnut creek rally is being prepared for theormer bart police officer johannes mehserle convicted of killing oscar grant here in the parking lot of walnut creek superior court. so far more than 100 people say they're attending the rally the organizer is maintaining its secrecy and not saying who or when this will take place. the rally is scheduled for monday from 2 to 5:00 p.m. appeared walnut creek kron 4 news. >> at the for a billboard station in oakland organizers who attended last week's protests of the johannes mehserle verdict city plan to be in walnut creek on monday where is the poor rally is planned for the convicted killer appeared >> will be walnut creek supporting the movement for johannes oscar grant short of pilot in animals and show we do care. >> were to be there for a spiritual support to and the support of the oscar grant family. >> in oakland kron 4 news. >> san francisco please use of violent crime has dropped dramatically in the first top of 2010 it's down 10 percent compared to last year and 20 percent comp

. >> kate gave birth to her son four weeks ago with a relatively straightforward pregnancy. with a body maxed index over 30, she was considered obese. >> i tried to stick to the healthy diet as much as possible. you find that as you lose no weight and become bigger it is disheartening. >> these pregnant woman were taking part in a exercise class, the kind of activity encouraged in new public health guidelines. relaxing afterwards the woman said that they understood the benefits. >> the midwife instructs you with what to do, nothing dangerous. >> is not publicized enough. >> statistics show that while 60% of the women in the general population are over weight or obese, more women in the child- bearing age fall into that category. >> included gestational diabetes -- diabetes. it is very important to limit the amount of weight put on during pregnancy. this protects the mother and child. >> k hammond fell into the high- risk category, saying that the boy she was given health and she was able to enjoy the first weeks of motherhood. >> the latest headlines for you on bbc world new

as kate thompson reports tides is well known by those who watch fox news anchor glenn back who frequently attacks the organization. >> the organization is often the target of attack on the quebec show appeared on this clip from youtube back in rio grande educational video that he believes is misleading that was produced by tides. >> room made it. rob the tides foundation. it's neat how would all ties together doesn't. >> deck rail against the organization leaking into criminal activity. >> the apollo alliance that's the one that wrote the stimulus bill dan jones is on the apollo allied board. jeff jones to the we have that great picture jeff jones to put up there in case of a scene jeff jones i love this. we have his fingerprints to only because his organization is stored in the '60s was ball in the pentagon. >> this statement tied ceo drummond pike says it should be the obligation of every american especially those whose voices are amplified by the media, to foster civil discourse in dialogue among those who may disagree about public matters. " one does not win an argument by inviting on

. >> kate fell into the high-risk category. she says she is now able to enjoy the first weeks of motherhood. >> the latest headlines on "bbc world news." it has been a national day of mourning in pakistan after the country's worst air disaster. 152 people died when a flight from karachi killed -- on a flight from karachi crashed near islamabad. david cameron says that britain will not tolerate pakistan supporting the insurgents in neighboring countries. it, the european union imposed tougher sanctions on iran -- this week, the european union imposed tougher sanctions on iran. it is a price that many, china gave its backing, despite the long association between china and tehran. what is the chinese approach? >> we support the timetable and containment. >> for four years, he has helped his fellow iranians by ships from china -- buy ships from china. but china is no longer accepting letters of credit from iran. he blames the united nations. >> i stop my visit. i cannot export anything to iran. no one except our credit. so we canno