the event was held in kelly park and included a re-enactment of the moment the public got word that theighting in the pacific was over, including as you saw there that kiss between a young sailor and a nurse. there we go, hello. ceremony re-enactments were held across the country, including new york and philadelphia. world war ii ended 65 years ago today. >>> two zebras were on the loose in sacramento county earlier tonight. the two are from an animal training farm in carmichael. the owner of the farm says he was loading the zebras into a trailer to be moved to oregon when they were spooked by dogs and took off. before long, they wandered into traffic and caused a car accident. i can imagine. neither animal was seriously hurt and the driver who hit one was only rattled a little bit. concerned residents roped the animals off. both are back home, a little worse for the wear. imagine, you're driving along and there's a zebra the road. >> is that a horse? no, that's a zebra! >> that would cause you to have an accident. what else is going on? i want to know why it's been so cold. is there an

the event was held in kelly park and included a re-enactment of the moment the public got word of thef the fighting in the pacific. we're going to see that re-enactment of the kissing. similar enactments were held across the country. world war ii ended 65 years ago today. there's some of the kissing going on. vj day. >>> in san francisco, a crowd in honor of a different annivers y anniversary. social security turns 75 today. dozens came out to celebrate the milestone and voice their support for the program. some lawmakers in washington have suggested either cutting social security benefits or raising the retirement age as a way to fix the deficit. those at today's event had a message for those leaders. >> we are here to say, we want people to take their hands off social security. we don't want them messing with it. we do say, yes, if you want to fix social security, don't raise the retirement age. you don't need to do that. what you need to do is raise the tax. >>> one in eight californians are on social security. a recent report found without the government assistance, 40% of elderly

there's one down in san jose in kelly park. it's an old horse carrie stored that runs around on the weekend. -- car restored that runs around on the weekend. on the one hand, you're in this foggy neighborhood, there's not much insulation. on the other hand, you've got 30 windows, and the sunshine in the day could just make the place broiling. and at night all of those windows let in the cold. so they advised people to put up curtains. they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little

he said it was c,gv)+ptno carrierringconnect 2 recovering he'd been talking to the park alone kron4 is maureen kelly has the latest on the police are calling a broker, senseless crime. >> it was here at this covered stories near 19th and church the police say the victim before your occasion nell was walking alone in the park around 1:00 a.m. saturday morning when he encountered a group of as many as rodman drinking here in the park a few members of their group route to the victim, beaten and robbed him. one says that stopped the victim of " crimes in the abdomen, sides the victim fall of his attackers for half a block disorients the park, where he collapsed and was found present posturized rendered aiding 491 police detained seven people and ultimately arrested three hispanic males to young adults and one juvenile for robbery, attempted murder police say there's no indication that this is a hate crime just simply an increase of wrong place, wrong time. this is such workers and residents shaken from my concerns. >> it should be for in a denny's in some of the city. i certainly think of it as a fairly

. >> parking lot bombs were supposed to go off in this building. when kellie bennetts asked officials about hosting a party here for kellie, the answer was immediate. >> when i told them approximate what was happening, they said to me that this is where kellie needs to be. she saved us, we wanna save her. >> kellie was developing pictures in 2001 when she came across some disturbing images of pipe bombs and guns. she decided to call the police. here she is nine years ago talking about that decision. >> no question in my mind the first picture i knew what i was gonna do, i was gonna call the police. >> police went to the home and found the weapons, along with a plan that included setting off bombs in the campus center during lunchtime and shooting at students from the roof as they ran for safety. kellie made the discovery and the phone calling to the police the night before the attack was scheduled to take place. >> atf and fbi had said they thought she saved 250 lives, at least 1400 injuries. >> but now kellie's life is under attack. she has a rare brain tumor

kelly points out, the event tried to keep people away. >> the message has always been, watch it from your computer, from home, go to, at&t park, watch it park but don't come here. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce is concerned about the over all impact both in dollars and prestige from a toned down event. >> we have people come all yearlong because they want to come to the place where mavericks is held and go out and see it. >> reporter: but no matter what the contest will go on. >> if you don't get the permit are the surfers who are involved going to boycott the contest? >> no there'll be no boycott. >> reporter: they will begin reviewing applications next month. robert handa, ktvu news. >>> so tonight's forecast is all about changes, we've been talking about that, less fog means a warmer day tomorrow and a warmer weekend ahead. there's a little bit of fog now. when you think about where we've been with fog the last few weeks it's been inland, all the way to antioch. it's not the case now. the forecast calls for fog to get pretty far inland but it will burn back quickly or should burn back quickly. a warming trend in your bay area

kelly points out, the event tried to keep people away. >> the message has always been, watch it from your computer, from home, go to, at&t park, watch it from at&t park but don't come here. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce is concerned about the over all impact both in dollars and prestige from a toned down event. >> we have people come all yearlong because they want to come to the place where mavericks is held and go out and see it. >> reporter: but no matter what the contest will go on. >> if you don't get the permit are the surfers who are involved going to boycott the contest? >> no there'll be no boycott. >> reporter: they will begin reviewing applications next month. robert handa, ktvu news. >>> so tonight's forecast is all about changes, we've been talking about that, less fog means a warmer day tomorrow and a warmer weekend ahead. there's a little bit of fog now. when you think about where we've been with fog the last few weeks it's been inland, all the way to antioch. it's not the case now. the forecast calls for fog to get pretty far inland but it will burn back quickly or should burn back quickly. a warming trend in your

the park 51 dispute to the degree that it was in manhattan fight, we have seen it before over the issue will -- kelly lebron academy -- khalil jebron academy that god guided, which was terrible -- that got gutted, which was terrible. and one by one you have issues. you have candidates in states that have been asked their position on the mosque. but some have said, they have the right to build, but i do not think they ought to do it there. or, what are they doing defaming hallowed ground? it became nothing to do with states and cities and congressional district across the country. politicians behave irresponsibly. what should have happened on the port of media -- part of media is that we should have called them out early on. you are being irresponsible. what we learned after 9/11 is that our patriotism is the degree to which we will fight terrorism the safely. i am listening to some of the rhetoric that i'm hearing on radio and television shows, and i'm listening to the political views of those, including presidential aspirants, are saying. the clash of civilizations crowds on both sides are driving t