lafayette leaders say some massage parlors are offering suspicious services. tonight the plan to make it all stop is brought to the community. homes and lives destroyed a year ago, tonight san bruno residents get a official welcome back home. >> governor jerry brown says the budget crisis is much worse than first thought. his new plan on how to fix the budget. >>> this is the bay area's news station, kron 4 news at 11:00 starts now. >> lafayette is raising the red flag on massage parlors suspected of turning on the red light. a ordinance would crack down on massage parlors. it will regulate to make sure they are staying within the law. a decision hasn't yet been made but kron 4's reggie kumar tells us why residents are concerned. >> reporter: there will be 20 massage parlors in lafayette. this is still under construction. residents and business owners say the massage parlors are solicited more than just a rub down. i rang the bell here. watch what happens next. i rang the door bell here next door. the owner came out moments later and refused to go on camera bu

>> our goal is to not stop massage therapy and actually want legitimate practices to flourish in lafayette. it is a way to ensure that they will all have the necessary training >> if all goes as planned at the new ordinance will take effect in lafayette in july, the same time the one will take effect in pleasanton. >> california's budget problems are worse than previously thought. in january the deficit was predicted at more than $9 billion but now the government says it stands at nearly $16 billion >> this is a type of dead reckoning and we need to take the medicine >> phil is live on how the governor plans to close the growing deficit >> he issued a 92 page report on the deficit and the revised spending plan but it all came down to the sentences he spoke earlier today. >> it is a difficult budget, it reflects the facts that revenues are lower than we expected >> that was the governor explaining that while revenues are up in the state, they're not tough enough and as a result, another $8 billion needs to be cut in state health care, social services, and a 5 percent cut in government worke

a crowd of 3000 at louisiana lafayette be stanford and eliminate the cardinals 6-to the final.iana moves to the super regional. for the nba playoffs at the heat on the ropes at a loss and their return to miami down 3-1. the pacers showed no signs of backing down. the brazilian blur beach the buzzers to put in the up buy eight. miami took over in the third lebron and hauling away scored 28 points we finished with 30 and lebron with 40 and 18 rebounds, the heat winds 1 01-93 the series even at two. at the staple center since thursday night wraping up six playoff games in four days clippers and lakers and the kings in stanley cup playoffs. the pickings are one win away from their second ever trip to the finals but phoenix course twice the coyote's win game 4, 2-0. in case not enough going on in l.a. the tour of california wrapped up outside stable center the rider from the netherlands took the overall lead and would not given up at the finish he wins the sprint and his fifth and wednesday toward by 46 seconds over american david said risky. this earthquake stark called up to the u

vigil right now in lafayette. >>> and the worse possible news for one systemmier's family members on this memorial day. -- for someone's family members on this memorial day. >>> it's monday may 28th. this is bay area news at 7:00. it is the day of remembrance around the bay area for fallen military members happening now a memorial day ceremony. one of the recognizable monuments. live at the lafayette crosses where a vigil has just begun. >> reporter: when you take a look behind me, you can see there are several dozen people who have come for this vigil. it's one of the many memorials today to remember those killed while serving this country. for 6 years the number of white markers on this hill has steadily grown p, the jewish star of david, buddhist wheels each representing a man or woman in uniform to sacra face their lives. >> you can't help but catch a glimpse and i think it does tear people to pause. >> pause and this family stopped and mourn. >> he was in there in afghanistan for his third tour. >> today they claimed one of the crosses for his their nephew who was killed in afgh

of course some of the french revolutionaries, the leaders, lafayette thought so too. he sent the key of bastille, the symbol of tyranny, the prison in

>> lafayette square. >> lafayette square and see all sorts of wonderful things.obody else faced that part of washington, but i saw more people protesting us and some people who loved us, and i saw people at weddings. they would back up and have a wedding picture taken. i saw my first black bridesmaids dresses backing up to have their pictures taken by the white house. i mean their dresses were black, which i thought was amazing. but it was -- i loved looking out at the people. >> i can well imagine. how about you? how did you go about -- and you had already been there. >> i had already been there. i had a huge advantage that nobody else had had except louisa adams. i had been there so often. having been there with my father-in-law president bush that is really is a home and i knew bar had made it into a home. it was a home where our little girls when they were 7, when their grandfather was president, could slide down the ramp from the conservatory, the solarium that you saw in several of the photos earlier, the wooden ramp, slide down on their bottom or make the

>> lafayette. >> lafayette square, and you could see all sorts of wonderful things.faced that part ofashington, but i saw some people protesting us, some people loved us, i saw wedding being taken, i saw my first black bridesmaid dresses backing up to have their picture taken by the white house, their dresses were black, which i thought were amazing. i loved looking out at the people. >> i can well imagine. how about you? how did you go about -- you'd already been there. >> i'd already been there, i had a huge advantage that no one else had, except for luisa adams, i knew from having been there with barb and president bush, it was really a home. when our little girls were 7 when their grandfather was president could slide down the ramp from the conservatory, the solarium. you saw in several of the photos earlier the wooden ramp, slide down that on their bottom or make the running jump to the one big antique bed that was so tall that it required steps to get into. but barbara and jenna can run and jump on it at that age. they also when the obamas came for the tour, they showed sasha an

the construction mark there is 24 eastbound through lafayette.nd that should clear up over the next 15 to 20 minutes. we'll track that toll plaza and look at the oakland area as we see the volume. not a problem, guys. back to you. >> 5:38 right now. >>> the salary cap could come off for future california state university executives. this week, university trustees will consider lifting that 10% limit on salary increases for new presidents. they are also considering using more foundation money to pay those salaries. critics say the money should be instead be used for student scholarships or instruction. the trustees meeting today and tomorrow in long beach in advance of a public session on wednesday. >>> the plan to give san francisco young people a free ride on muni faces a major hurdle this week. last week, they approved a pilot program to provide free passes for low-income youth. but the program depends on $5 million in funding from the metropolitan and transportation commission. several members of the mtc have expressed skepticism over using re

serving over seas. >> reporter: there's now 1,600 crosses across from the lafayette b.a.r.t. station. each one representing an american soldier, airmen or marine who died in combat since 9/11. about 90 people gathered at the foot of this memorial. it's not likely to come down any time soon. >> although it may not be an active combat role, the u.s. government is still going to have military troops in afghanistan. to us here that constitutes the reason why we're going to be here. >> he was 34 years old when he was shot eight times and killed in baghdad iraq in an ambush. he was killed by the iraqi soldiers that he was training. >> reporter: one speaker reminded the audience that other americans and allies have also died since 9/11 all fighting for the same cause. >> it includes contractors who are often our own, state department and cia employees, nato forces and u.s. allies from around the world. >>> others spoke of the need to support vets to return from combat before they too become a casualty of war. >> it's pretty staggering for every combat death in iraq and afghanistan t

serving over seas. >> reporter: there's now 1,600 crosses across from the lafayette b.a.r.t. station. each one representing an american soldier, airmen or marine who died in combat since 9/11. about 90 people gathered at the foot of this memorial. it's not likely to come down any time soon. >> although it may not be an active combat role, the u.s. government is still going to have military troops in afghanistan. to us here that constitutes the reason why we're going to be here. >> he was 34 years old when he was shot eight times and killed in baghdad iraq in an ambush. he was killed by the iraqi soldiers that he was training. >> reporter: one speaker reminded the audience that other americans and allies have also died since 9/11 all fighting for the same cause. >> it includes contractors who are often our own, state department and cia employees, nato forces and u.s. allies from around the world. >>> others spoke of the need to support vets to return from combat before they too become a casualty of war. >> it's pretty staggering for every combat death in iraq and afghanistan t

. >> lafayette city council delayed a vote tonight on measure to make sure massage parlor follow state local law. many packed tonight council meeting to air the concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside the m sanjay gupta parlor pro-posed law requires all massage parlor owner and employee to register with police while guest the proper state licenses at least 10 parlor operate in lafayette. >> any time we use the state listening board as the means of control of business saying 99 percent of the other business ins that field do you bring more credibility to the business. >> men are doing the walk of shame as i call it to the plac place, head down, sunglasses on. >> resident told police about the suspicions but the chief says he has no evidence that anything illegal is going on in the massage parlors. council will vote on the law on may 29. >> developing news tonight in the east bay after kicked off uc berkeley owned land this morning occupy protestors take thing another stand tonight. allen is live on campus. what's happening right now? >>reporter: several uc police offic

the memorial services at the crosses of lafayette. a hillside dedicated to memorializing each skpefr soldier since the iraq war. you were there when something happened with the mother of one fallen hero, stephanie. >> that's right. it's a special moment. while we were talking to her, something took her breath away. her son was 6,000 and 493 fallen soldiers honored at the hillside. >> when he was killed i couldn't look. i couldn't look. >> yolanda's voice chokes even now four years after her son was killed in action, three miles from her home were the crosses honoring the heroes. it's a place where her son used to visit all the time and tonight is her first time. perhaps the hardest step this is mother had to take. >> it was about realizing my son was dead and that was a difficult realization. >> finally it took an hour before something caught her eye. >> there is my son. oh, my gosh. someone wrote his name. wow. >> stunned, vega wiped away the tears. just one of many here to honor a loved one. the tears fell freely for many, including

. >> lafayette city council delayed a vote tonight on measure to make sure massage parlor follow state local law. many packed tonight council meeting to air the concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside the m sanjay gupta parlor pro-posed law requires all massage parlor owner and employee to register with police while guest the proper state licenses at least 10 parlor operate in lafayette. >> any time we use the state listening board as the means of control of business saying 99 percent of the other business ins that field do you bring more credibility to the business. >> men are doing the walk of shame as i call it to the plac place, head down, sunglasses on. >> resident told police about the suspicions but the chief says he has no evidence that anything illegal is going on in the massage parlors. council will vote on the law on may 29. >> developing news tonight in the east bay after kicked off uc berkeley owned land this morning occupy protestors take thing another stand tonight. allen is live on campus. what's happening right now? >>reporter: several uc police offic

>> i am in lafayette where they're trying to close down massage parlors. why they say they're risky business. >> and the guy who ceo officially out. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> residents of lafayette are suspicious of their cities sudden surge in massage parlors. they think some of the shops offer more than what is advertised. the city is now considering a strict new rules to force out any questionable businesses. >> the city council is meeting at the library tonight. they want to be able to close down some of these massage parlors that they believe are fronts for prostitution. as of this massage therapist prepares for a client, t

we talked about eastbound 24 through lafayette. and no slowing.nd southbound 680 just passing by that interchange. the interchange opened in all directions and no problems south of the bridge across the water. north of there, looking at westbound 80. just got this in so i threw it into the map system, westbound 80. this is far enough north for most of our drivers, but if you have friends approaching the area, we have a couple of lanes blocked by wood debris. so far they should remove that without any incident. but that could be a bigger problem. i'll track that for interstate 80. westbound highway 4 moving smoothly. no delays through antioch, pittsburgh, or bay point. a few minutes too early for antioch. we'll check on that in a few. we had the wind advisory, from time to time we see this camera mounted in san francisco shake a little bit. there may be a little bit of breeze going on. but so far, no problems for the flow, guys. a beautiful view of the bridge. >> thank you very much. >>> well, much of the nation fell in love with this guy. michael

. >> lafayette city council delayed a vote tonight on measure to make sure massage parlor follow stateaw. many packed tonight council meeting to abourns about possible illegal activity occurring inside the m sanjay gupta parlor pro-posed law requires all massage parlor owner and employee to register with police while guest the proper state licenses at least 10 parlor operate in lafayette. >> any time we use the state listening board as the means of control of business saying 99 percent of the other business ins that field do you bring more credibility to the business. >> men are doing the walk of shame as i call it to the plac place, head down, sunglasses on. >> resident told police abuspicf sa no evidence that no evidencet anything illegal is going on in the massage parlors. council will vote on the law on may 29. >> developing news tonight in the east bay after kicked off uc berkeley owned land this morning occupy protestors take thing another stand tonight. allen is live on campus happeni what's happening right now? >>reporter: several uc police officers have been waiting for a smal

too often in lafayette park we have homeless and camps the need to be cleared. we need to make sure those parks are safe. we have had people shot and stabbed by both lafayette park and the plaza park. building and planning, we need to train the planners to make the projects conform to the code, and we need enforcement. enforcement is lacking. on the housing element, we need for the city to stop trying to integrate existing single-family residence neighborhoods. we do not need secondary units legalized everywhere, especially without parking. we do not need all the high rises that are proposed in the housing elements. the neighborhoods have sued the city once before. and we will sue the city again if the city does not get it right. we need funding and training in imitation of more effective outreach to an engagement with neighborhood associations on proposed legislative exchanges. there were discussions and the input was largely ignored. this had to do with limited live performance permits in the current rezoning of restaurants. a restaurant limited as a writer in

. >> you said there was a town house in lafayette park. -- lafayette square. >> it is renovated. it is very nice. i was there last week for the first time. >> how did you get in? >>i asked, and we went to get a camera crew in with cbs. the white house was very helpful. it is run by the white house andonly four people can check into this hotel. it is available for use during the day. it is used as a parlor with an office on the first floor, two dining rooms on the second, and a veteran on three and four, secret service and of it -- secret service in the basement. it is unmarked. it is beautifully done on the outside, and the only sign you would know it is a former president's death house is there is an office with all the president's papers -- president's guest house is there is an office with all the president favors. -- president's papers going back to hoover. >> there is a presidential seal. >> and a bedspread. >> somewhere you allude to the president's club. and having a seal. is there an actual seal? >>but i do not think we allude to that. you may have misread that. >> let's

>>justine: in lafayette, there are raising a red flag of some of massage parlors which are suspected of offering inappropriate services. a proposed city ordinance would crack down on partners offering massages with extras. it would regulate the parlors to make sure they are staying within the law. a decision on the legislation has not been made. as reggie kumar tells us, residents are pretty concerned about these establishments >> this is the most recent massage parlor in located on mount diablo boulevard. residents and business owners say these massage parlors are soliciting more than just a rubdown. the owner refused to go on camera but full nudity is running a legitimate business and that there is low -- no illegal activity going on. >> people who patronize those establishments are putting out on the internet, it is very explicit. >> so far they have not discovered any criminal activity like prostitution at these parlors. >>justine: if adopted, the businesses would have to be certified. psst there are some local massage therapists that are in favor of this ordinance. >> i am very

he was a spy working for lafayette. but by claiming that his documents were destroyed, that was hopefully giving him credence. powder oranghorns. we know they used powder horns. one found in sandusky, ohio, with a message inside, apparently dropped by the spy, and shoes. there are a number of instances where shoes, false heels, were used. there's a case in virginia that we know of. there is also a spy who carried messages from london to paris, to benjamin franklin. used false heels on his boot to carry the message. washington's deceptions. now, the one thing i do have to say about washington, for somebody who never told a lie, he certainly stretched the truth an awful lot. up in cambridge, when he first takes over the american army, they were down to actually nine rounds per man. nine shots. that was it. as far as the gun powder, they actually had in camp. he knew there was british spies going around the american camp. so what he did is, he had a shipment of barrels brought up from providence, rhode island marked gun po

too often in lafayette park we have homeless and camps the need to be cleared. we need to make sure those parks are safe. we have had people shot and stabbed by both lafayette park and the plaza park. building and planning, we need to train the planners to make the projects conform to the code, and we need enforcement. enforcement is lacking. on the housing element, we need for the city to stop trying to integrate existing single-family residence neighborhoods. we do not need secondary units legalized everywhere, especially without parking. we do not need all the high rises that are proposed in the housing elements. the neighborhoods have sued the citce

here's a look at your right to the east bay. 24 is starting to slow a bit to lafayette.ugh the caldecott. it was down 580 right slowing a little out of the also want and into livermore. the south bay freeways are starting to pick up a little bit of slowing on 101 north and no problems or slow traffic for 85, to 80, 87, 80 or 17. the peninsula ride is a good one for 101 and td. >>darya: this have said late last night, board members with the san francisco unified school district voted to lay off 210 people in the instructional positions including teachers, counselors and nurses. it was a six-one vote. >>mark: many bay area high schools making the top 100 schools in the nation's list. the highest ranking its pacific collegiate in santa cruz. if dublin high is in the top 15. will mission san jose, american indian public high- school as well as months of this jetta round out the bay area's best. the rankings are calculated based on student performance and college readiness. tuition could be going up another 6 percent for university of california students. officials say that i

see reporting from riga in lafayette well stay with us here on r.t. still to come this hour face flop disgruntled facebook investors he snatched up the company's shares in a record tie and now filing a lawsuit alleging floatation for all. and getting for reelection why a movie of osama bin laden's killing is a new boat capturing weapon for president obama's marketing machine. but first iran says it won't curb its nuclear program unless it sees some sanctions dropped by the west both sides struggling to reach consensus talks in baghdad over tehran's nuclear ambitions after no diplomacy for more than a year western envoys offered iran much needed to aircraft maintenance and nuclear safety cooperation in order for in return for terror on halting a higher grade nuclear enrichment iran offered u.n. inspectors visits to a military complex suspected of carrying out nuclear tests but the west refused to budge over him in a new sanctions that will hit the oil exports the country's main source of income iran says more restrictions won't make it yield out its nu

in lafayette, cbs 5. >> for many people is a commute to apocalypse. so what is life like without the services goes most busy rail line? one minister to work, and why a lot of people are literally losing sleep over this one. one. visit: discover britvisit:lumbia. >> we are about halfway through the total shutdown of san fransisco is most busy muni line. and as a result some passengers are calling their commutes' " chaos ". so we sent mike sugerman to see what that ride is really like. >> we had heard that the nine day shutdown at the end of the most busy rail line along with work on the j line is causing problems. >> is chaos. there are 10,000 people racing. >> we decided to check. my commute is on the case . one of the three still operating through the tunnel. things did not start out well. >> we apologize for this the way ... >> my first train broke down and i had to walk half a mile to catch another line. but that trend was out of service leaving a standing by the side of the road. eventually another train came and we started downtown, uneventfully

. >>> tonight the lafayette city council will take a look at an ordinance designed to regulate massagearlors. it will require them to be registered with the police department and this comes after complaints of illegal activity. >>> baseball's all time home run king, he made the rounds at at&t park and said he recently met with the giant's ceo about working for the team in some capacity, maybe as a coach. barry bonds is publically referring to him -- refurring to himself as a convicted felon. and he will not be on the oakland a's but is likely to play in the majors tomorrow because his suspension is up. however the a's will not call him up from his rehabilitation assignment, they are likely to keep an eye on his continued progress and bring him up once he is playing at a major league level. >>> they will start inflating a rubber dam on the russian river. now the dam is inflated every spring to provide drinking water to 3,000 residents. signs have been posted warning people not to swim or fish in that area and it is expected to take until friday to fully inflate that dam which will stay

. >>> lafayette's city council put off a vote to make sure massage parlors follow state and local laws. many aired their concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside. the proposed law requires all massage parlors owners and employees to register with police while getting the proper licenses. 10 parlors currently operate in lafayette. >> any time we use a state licensing board as the means of control of a business of saying if you are in this business, this is what 99% of the other businesses in that field do, you bring a lot more credibility to the business. >> the men are doing the walk of shame, as i call it, to the place, head down, sunglasses on. >> residents have told police about their suspicions the chief says he has no evidence anything illegal is going on. the council will vote may 29th. >>> this morning president obama will make his fourth appearance on "the view" he discusses his commitment to legalizing same-sex marriage. >> >> the president: my justice department has said to the courts, we don't think the defense of marriage act is constitutional. this is some

meanwhile stanford lost earlier to louisiana lafayette and stanford also has to beat louisiana-lafayettetwice sunday to advance. >>> it's been 34 years sense our last trim he will crown winner horseracing. affirmed pulled it off back in 1978. yesterday the preakness derby winner "i'll have another" became the first horse sense big brown to win the first two jewels of the triple crown in a fantastic again. >> i'll have another, and a dramatic preakness. can i have another get there? here he comes. to the wire! and he rides through! >> what a finish. just like the derby, i'll have another caught bodemeister from behind to win. >>> and oklahoma city goes up 3-1 on the lakers. russell westbrook was on fire. exploding to the rack. he had 37 but the lacquers still led by 7. kobe answers. next possession, hitting the long two at the horn. he had 38. lakers will go up 13 with less than 18 to play. it wasn't enough. thunder would tie it. then kevin durant, look at this. 13 seconds left. 31 for durantula. kobe pulls the trigger early on the three. no good, thunder win it, 103-100 to take the three

cherry street and lafayette in newark, drivers are not paying attention.his driver has a cell phone from the attached to his ear. a yellow cross what is an indication that you are in a school zone. obviously the school's on- site is another indication but completely lost by some drivers. if a pedestrian is inside the crosswalk, the driver may not enter into the person has safe across the street, unless it is a divided highway. if a vehicles already stopped at a crosswalk, you cannot go around to pass. if a small child is crossing you may not see them. pedestrians have learned to weave cars through instead of risking getting hit. >> cars did not stop. >>stanley: pedestrians always have the right of way. always. one final note, when i see a sign that reads as the bucks ahead, i believe steve is the only were the drivers seat. >>jan: it is a big week for facebook, it should end up for some pricey presence for the sites founders. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat brea

. >> so far everything looks great at the bay bridge toll plaza but we have a new accident in lafayette. >> good morning everyone. >> we begin with some breaking news on the peninsula happening right now >> apparently it is a haz-mat situation in san mateo county near menlo park. it seems that crews are focusing on a pickup truck and a research lab. >> a lot of questions right now and we're trying to figure out what kind of hazardous materials that crews might be dealing with right now. the crew is here in front of a business in front of a mixed commercial residential area of menlo park. it is on edison way and there is about one block that is rope off. you can see hazardous materials teams dressed in white. they have gone into the building and we understand there is some sort of research lab in that building and they have been in and out of the building and there is also a pickup truck just be on that tape with this apparently started. this is how member of the sheriff's department described how it started >> recently one of our deputies went out on a suspicious vehicle, and from there

we're live at the station on west lafayette near stricker street.... truck 11.. the ladder company here.. is among those three companies slated to close july 1. butttonight, city councilman pete welch has a plan that he 3 comppnies stay open. open. for now itts nly an idea.. but city councilman pete welch believes.. if enacted, it could mman revenue for the baltimore city fire department.(ááánats up full: object to this tment does not resolution...ááá) ........councilman welch wanns to put advertising, like the kind you see on city buses.. presented his idee at a public hearing today at city hall...... he unveiled two resolutions.... one calling for an dvertising bill.. the other sets up a committee that wouud regulate the ads on ffre trucks. prompted, hh says, by the recent fire in west bbltimore closet. firefighters on truck 10.. a nearby fire company, that's now slated to close..saved the children. ((wlch) "it was agreed upon all that analyzed that fire.. if hadn't been responded to in the time frame that it was responded to, that we would be 3 fewer childrenn

. >> we are back live in lafayette where this from members continues. these crosses have been up since 2006. originally they were to stay up until the troops were back from iraq. now, they will stay up until the troops are back from afghanistan. >>pam: the presidio hosted one of the biggest memorial day ceremonies. >> this is their money takes on significance. as of friday the combined death toll for the wars in iraq and afghanistan number 6004 to 61. the number wounded is considerably greater. >> i have a lot of friends who i served with that were killed in iraq and afghanistan. memo we are here to remember those who paid the ultimate price in the course of their service to their countries. the gravestones of many of these brave individuals around us today. it is a solemn and wonder if the freedom of the time comes with a very dear cost. >> what is memorial day? it is no doubt a date for us to remember the valor of others. >> as it celebrates this memorial day, another member of the military has been killed. hernandez was from salinas' and graduated fr

ncaa softball regional louisiana lafayette hit grand slams and beat stanford 9-3, the cardinals played better in an elimination game. cal was forced into an elimination game tonight. another come from behind to catch bodie meister and win the kentucky derby the same script unfolded at the preakness. >>> i'll have another makes his move at the outside one furlong to run bodie meister in friend, i'll have another de area down ion a it is bodie meister and i'll have another in a dramatic preakness it becomes at the wire i'll have another pohjola runs done bodie meister to win the preakness the triple crown on the line at belmont park >>> in three weeks i'll have another as a chance to be horse racing's first triple crown winner since affirmed in 1978. nhl playoffs rangers goalie had 36 saves and recorded his second shot out this played out like c'mon scoreless through two periods and the rangers will three goals in the third and beat the devils to take a 2-1 series lead. the byron nelson a championship jason dufner 6 the birdie to move to the top of the leader board he has a one-shot lead

. >>> lafayette police say this man robbed a yank of america today. they say he handed a bank teller a note. despite a search of that area he did get away. he's described as being between 5'10" and 6 feet tall with a large mole on his right cheek. anybody with information is asked to contact police. >>> two law enforcement agencies teamed up to go after violent robbery crews in oakland. >> we asked for assistance. >> we are watching. >> in our on going efforts to reduce firearm violence. >> we will find you. we will prosecute you. >> reporter: oakland police chief and u.s. attorney are talking about operation gedon 3. an atf led operation. dismantling violent robbery crews in oakland. >> robbery crews are some of the most violent criminals on our street. they arm themselves and go into drug and money stash houses. >> reporter: 60 suspects were taken into custody during the 120-day operation. >> atf arguments and opd officers seized 92 firearms along with 3-kilograms of marijuana, 1 kilogram of heroin. >> reporter: the shooting deaths of three children

a crowd of 3000 whites the raging cajuns' beat stanford for second day in a row louisiana lafayette moveso the super regional. the nba playoffs the heat on the ropes. a loss today they return to miami three games to one. the pacers show no sign of backing down. he beats the buzzer to put indian up by eight points. miami took over in the third with lebron and one way. the combined for 30 points. lebron had 40 points and 18 rebounds, the heat wince when 01-93 to even the series at 2. two or of california wraps up outside staple center. it is peter sutton on the left wins the sprint but casey was the tour by 46 seconds over the american. galt final-round of byron nelson championship. j.j. henry at par-3 fifth hole. he goes with a pitching wedge from 153 yds. he began when shot off the lead. that is a hole in one but a double bogey on 17 custom the tournament. remember dicky pride? when wind in 1994. he is the leader at 1000. jason dufner can't beat it with a birdie here. duster again >>> dufner wins for the second time in a month and throws the u.s. open he has to be considered the favorite

one, we had a very nice groundbreaking at lafayette park for a $10 -- $10 million improvement. that raises the issue that many of us raised in the newspaper that we are quite to have a bond issue next november, about $185 million for the park. while this is in the formative stages of putting a campaign together, i would like to encourage anyone who would like to volunteer or participate to express that interest at any time. having said that, you may notice that commissioner david lee is no longer here. he resigned in the interest of avoiding a conflict as he pursues a political career in san francisco. we wish commissioner lee the best, but it is my honor to welcome a new commissioner, allyn low who comes from a distinguished family of public service in san francisco. he is a lawyer with nixon peabody. welcome, commissioner. any comments you would like to make? >> thank you, commissioner buell. ichristopher playground in glen park canyon was my backyard growing up. lake merced was a constant running course for me. and now, my kids, their home playgrounds are julias, and park an

if you're watching us on wthr 13 indianapolis, indiana, in nearby lafayette, bald eagle hunting for fish at the bald eagle exhibit at the colombian park zoo. >>> bobby brown has flatly denied what many long assumed. he said he did not introduce whitney houston to drugs. in an exclusive interview with matt lauer brown cimed his drug use started way before he entered the picture. in fact brown claims before meeting houston he only smoked marijuana and drank beer. the interview airs wednesday and thursday on "today." a $200,000 lamborghini stolen more than a year ago from a san francisco dealership has been found in northern california. finally nadya suleman, the so-called octomom has filed for bankruptcy monday claiming as much as $1 million in debt. the chapter 7 bankruptcy would seize almost all of her assets. she said bankruptcy is what's best for her kids. you got to worry about the kids too. >> how do you get a million dollars in debt. whose giving you a million dollars. >> you're probably having a lot of difficulty feeding that many children. >> yeah. having a hard time. >> very diff

reporter: if you go back in history truck 10 goes back to the turn of the century and now sits on lafayette. it could be sitting idle due to budget cuts. there's an allout effort to save this fire house from closing. today there was a meeting at harlem park. it was confusing because we weren't let in to cover the meeting. >> we would love to see the rotating closures stay until we get on top of this economy and don't have to close anything. we're trying our darndest to keep that from happen. >> this is part of fire department's efforts to do away with rotating closures. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> all right. thanks a will the, jamie. >>> folks in fallston will have a chance to express share opinion on a proposed natural gas pipeline that would run their their area columbia transmission said it would pump it from owings mills to fallston. the new one would allow it to increase capacity. last night opponents told the federal energy regulatory commission it's a simple case of a big company threatening the environment to make a bufnlgt owners of homes and businesses will be protected along wi

lafayette 48. foster city at 49. fairfax 49. and ocean beach also 49. there are other areas not far away from these that are ten degrees warmer. any breeze temperatures up. if it's clear, calm it's clear for everybody. if it's calm then temperatures in the 40s. san rafael is in there. napa 47. fairfield 49. fremont under clear skies we will start you off with 52, 72 at noon and then a high of 82 degrees. i think because of that northeast breeze turning more westerly now temperatures will come down a couple degrees. today though it's sunny. nice to warm. decreasing northeast breeze. more of a westerly breeze. clear lake 82. 74 richmond. fairfield at 86 degrees. 88 antioch. 84 walnut creek. some 80s cupertino 84. 77 santa cruz. 80s on the peninsula. 83 redwood city. 82 today. 60s and 70s along the coast. fog on its way back. it will be here tuesday into wednesday. starts to turn around on thursday and looks sunny and warmer as we go into the weekend. >>> two economists say last months unemployment rate may not have dropped because of frustrated job seeker