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is located in district 2 in the inner richmond and it's a 15.2-acre park, bond on the south by lake street to the north by -- and east by the presidio and highway 101 to the left, it includes these structures. in 2012 a group of mothers joined together and created the friends of mountain lake playground with the goal of advancing family-related issues in the park and specifically the renovation of the playground in the park. they joined forces with the architecture firm and park as license and alliance and the architectural firm and mountain lake playground was the recipient of a $2 million budget from the 2012 clean and safe neighborhood park. we believe this is a well-received and popular park renovation plan, which you will be happy to approve. >> thank you mary. commissioners, general manager, thank you. my name is aaron gomez, i am an architect here in san francisco. also a neighbor of the park. i live just two blocks away from the site. so it's something very important to me, and basically well in my backyard. our main goal is the redesign of the mountain lake park playground was to

some construction on golden gate 101 and lake street.astbound 5, headlights not too bad out there. >>> developing news in san francisco right now. two people have been shot, both victims, a young man and young woman showed up at san francisco general hospital overnight at an 11:30. police say the injuries were superficial and they were treated and released. victims told officers they had been shot in the bay view district. police went to the scene harbor and northridge roads but no evidence of a shooting. >> eric: the story you saw first right here. city of san jose suing major league baseball. suit challenges the exemption from anti-trust laws. mlb is using it to block the a's to move to the south bay. matt keller is live in san jose. >> reporter: we're standing where the proposed ballpark would be built. right over my shoulder is the caltrain station. a few blocks from there is the shark tank. san jose city council hopes the lawsuit just filed against the baseball will hope speed bring them up to come to the south bay. baseball says th

construction in san francisco and this is going to be bridge work that is being done, northbound 1 at lake street to the golden gate bridge. this project is going to last until 7 a.m. this morning, you might see a little bit of falling, possible detours as well, we head into pittsburgh, west bound side of 4 between railroad and bail labor day ongoing project out there, that is going to be continuing through its morning hours, till about 6 a.m. right now, we are starting to see a little slow and go traffic there as you come antioch and into pittsburg that morning commute starting to load up a little bit. go outside right now, take a peek what the we are looking at, a gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge and looks like those attenuators making their way northbound moving out of lanes. katie, eric? >> 4:38 now. >>> imagine being on a non-stop flight from san francisco to london only to learn the airlines forgot to pack one very important item in the lavatory. how passengers managed to improvise. >>> daddy loves you. >> and the unforgettable moment when a boy who was born deaf hears for its first

north bound 1 at lake street to the golden gate bridge, some bridge work being done out there. go outside see what is happening. gorgeous drive in walnut creek, concord to highway 24. about a ten-minute drive. >>> it is 5:01 now. new details on the labor troubles that you could shut down b.a.r.t. next week. two of b.a.r.t.'s biggest unions set to take a strike vote tuesdays before their contract expires. matt keller is live at fremont b.a.r.t. with more. >> reporter: that strike vote authorization is scheduled for next tuesday and if that happens, it could eventually lead to people head willing here to b.a.r.t. stations, like this one here in fremont, being forced to find another way to work in the morning. b.a.r.t. union workers were handing out leaf throats riders warning ofs a possible strike on july 1st if they don't receive pay increase and better production. current contract expires june 30th. b.a.r.t. says its trains and facilities need to be overhold and asking workers pay into their pensions and more for medical insurance. >> in years past, always late last-minute nego

lake. three miles of streets around lake merit will be closed. there will be live music, salsa dancing, free bike rentals and. boat rides and food trucks. mayor jean quan is scheduled to attend. it kicks off at 11:00 this morning and runs until 4:00 p.m. >> great weather for the event. >> yeah. a much different story than yesterday with the low clouds and fog banked up along the short line and locally in the north bay we are looking at half-mile visibility, half moon bay. it's been sunny in the south bay. sun in livermore. but changes begin the work week. actually the week today and the work week ahead because we are starting out with the marine layer that will stay with us more or less for the next several days. it will be disrupted here and there from an incoming system, but right now we are looking at 57 in the city. 63 in oakland with san jose leading the pack. it has been nice and sunny there, but with the clouds hanging on at half moon bay and santa cruz, it will be cool. this is mt. tam. we've had mist and drizzle from parts of mill valley

if approved private donation would cover related cost lake the street sign that would have to go up. eastern span would remain nameless. >> up next. ripped off by people pretending to be the ir irs. case of fraud that is really hard to believe. how to make sure this doesn't happen to you or someone you know. >> high fashion thieves. women target entered union square designer stores. >> american airlines decides >> american airlines decides less is more. what congratulationss to first congratulationss to first winner of gas card give away >> if you have a certain last name listen up. thieves posing as irs agents are calling with threat either pay up or get arrested. happening here and around the country. lisa is here and lisa you spoke with one couple who got taken. >> that's true. 16,000 dollar dollars. that's how much one east bay couple with the last name patella lost but since the con game started alert like these are going out to families all over the country. >> they take your passport. citizenship everything. you can go to jail for several months. >> he doesn't want to be ident

up next, a big street closer around lake merit. why oakland is >> in a part of san francisco with apartments and condos springing up everywhere, neighbors say something is missing, parks. even though there is a nice new park on harrison street in racon hill. jonathan bloom explains why red tape is keeping neighbors from using it. >> in a park near san francisco's city hall the screams of delighted children fill the air as workers catch a few rays of air on their lunch break. but across town you will hear grinding and hammering as new high-rises spring up. it's a neighborhood known as rincon hill. the 6,000 families that already live here, you won't hear kids playing. there is a park but there is hardly anyone in it mostly because it's surrounded by an 8-foot fence. >> to make this a public park sooner rather than later. that's my goal. >> a neighbor started a petition that in one day already reached more than 100 signatures. he knew it was supposed to be public but negotiations between the developer and the city have been slow. in t

if approved private donation would cover related cost lake the street sign that would have to go up. eastern span would remain nameless. >> up next. ripped off by people pretending to be the ir irs. case of fraud that is really hard to believe. how to make sure this doesn't happen to you or someone you know. >> high fashion thieves. women target entered union square designer stores. designer stores. >> american airlines decides congratulationss to first congratulationss to first winner of gas card give away >> if you have a certain last name listen up. thieves posing as irs agents are cal with threat either pay up or get arrested. happening here and around the country. lisa is here and lisa you spoke with one couple who got taken. >> that's true. 16,000 dollar dollars. that's how much one east bay couple with the last name patella lost but since the con game started alert like these are going out to families all over the country. >> they take your passport. citizenship everything. you can go to jail for several months. >> he doesn't want to be identified but agreed to tell me about a

if approved private donation would cover related cost lake the street sign that would have to go up. eastern span would remain nameless. >> up next. ripped off by people pretending to be the ir irs. case of fraud that is really hard to believe. how to make sure this doesn't happen to you or someone you know. >> high fashion thieves. women target entered union square designer stores >> american airlines decides >> american airlines decides congratulationss to first congratulationss to first winner of gas card give away >> if you have a certain last name listen up. thieves posing as irs agents are calling with threat either pay up or get arrested. happening here and around the country. lisa is here and lisa you spoke with one couple who got taken. >> that's true. 16,000 dollar dollars. that's how much one east bay couple with the last name patella lost but since the con game started alert like these are going out to families all over the country. >> they take your passport. citizenship everything. you can go to jail for several months. >> he doesn't want to be identified but agreed to

lake. three miles of streets around lake merit will be closed.here will be live music, salsa dancing, free beacon always and boat rides. the mayor jean quan is scheduled to attend. the nice weather makes this weekend a perfect time to enjoy a family-oriented fair in berkeley. the 43rd annual live oak park fair featured morning 100 booths of handmade arts and crafts. this time for the first time people can sample food made by local artisans as well as body products. there is face painting for the kids. the fair continues today from ten to six. coming up next, the power of a computer for about 50 bucks. how this small piece of technology is empowering people to create an amazing machine. >> a family in walnut creek left homeless this morning after a fire guts their home. a >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. we are starting out with a pretty strong on shore flow. marine layer over 2,000 feet deep. the clouds have made it all the way in

here is because there are still delays on highway lined both northbound and southbound approaching lake streetuse of problems in the east bay we have lighter than usual traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, no back up. the sam is a bridge ride had some problems earlier this morning due to the emergency vehicles standing by on the shoulder assisting the coast guard with a boat that ran aground just north of the bridge. right now, it is an easy ride on the span. the golden gate bridge remains a problem free for the 1 01 southbound. >> and quick break and a live look at the golden gate. w ♪ ♪ so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. >> louisiana state police say an explosion has started a fire at a chemical plant. at least 30 people have been taken to the hospital. the fire started this morning at a plant in the town of geismar -that's about 20 mi. southeast of bad ruchbaton roug. tests have not found dangerous levels of chemicals and air so far but residents a

lake merritt. three miles of streets were closed off for love our lake day.hey weren urge cked to explore explore -- they were encouraged to explore the lakes and there was plenty to see with a new amphitheater and a park at the south end of the lake. other improvements including the renovation of the boat house and the 18th street pier and projects at children's ferry land. in berkeley, sundays on telegraph kicked off. the street festival transformed telegraph avenue into a pedestrian walkway. residents enjoyed outdoor restaurants, musicians, performers and specials from local merchants. they will be closed to traffic from dwight way to durant avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays until september 22nd. the festival is part of a berkeley city plan to revitalize telegraph avenue. >>> the thriller "the purge" is a surprise hit this weekend. >> tonight allows people a relief. for all of the hatred and violence they keep up inside them. >> "the purge" earned $36 million this weekend. that's more than double the industry expectations. after two weeks on t

lake merritt. three miles of streets were closed off for love our lake day. they weren urge cked to explore explore -- they were encouraged to explore the lakes and there was plenty to see with a new amphitheater and a park at the south end of the lake. other improvements including the renovation of the boat house and the 18th street pier and projects at children's ferry land. in berkeley, sundays on telegraph kicked off. the street festival transformed telegraph avenue into a pedestrian walkway. residents enjoyed outdoor restaurants, musicians, performers and specials from local merchants. they will be closed to traffic from dwight way to durant avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays until september 22nd. the festival is part of a berkeley city plan to revitalize telegraph avenue. >>> the thriller "the purge" is a surprise hit this weekend. >> tonight allows people a relief. for all of the hatred and violence they keep up inside them. >> "the purge" earned $36 million this weekend. that's more than double the industry expectations. after two weeks on

richard green street 2014. and lake merced is january 2014. and the watershed a july 2014. the upper creek is tricky because it's land acquisition it's april 2015. i'm happy to put this in correspondence for the next meeting >> that would be great. i feel like if there's any we can accelerate then we could add to the mix as a followup question to address doctor jackson's comments. and possibly in conjunction with the digesters before their ability and address the sewage issues but provided some information on the feasibility on the projects prima facia. >> that's an exciting opportunity. we're looking what other agencies are doing. especially on van ness. i'll go to speak to our manages on jobs. we can really have this go methodical and will have a storm water benefit >> great. thank you >> thank you. >> further question? >> couple of questions. i noticed in the c i p report from the prior report the process is taking longer than anticipated. can you talk about the issues your wrestling with >> the reason that that scheduled shows on expense is because of the watershed asse

. >> there were a lot of people walking in the street around oakland's lake merritt.to celebrate loveur lake day. one of the city's most picturesque spots got a recent 48 million dollar facelift.because of bond measure which paid for a new amphitheater,,,,an expansion of a green space and a new pedestrian bridge. mayor jean quan says the plan is for the lake to be linked up to the bay.and eventually a bay trail will be built to go along side it the last piece of the concrete culvert which separates the lake from the estuary.is expected to be removed sometime in the next several weeks. this corner of one of the most beautiful wallops in the it lakes, a around the estuaries. the last piece of the culvert that separates the lake from the estuary is expected to be complete in the next couple of weeks. the sacramento- san joaquin the delta's increased >> the giants are starting to pick up some steam. chad gaudin pitched six strong innings, marco scutaro and brandon belt homered and the san francisco giants beat the arizona diamondbacks 6-2. rookie juan perez - one to watch. after yesterday

two were hit as they were crossing the street at lake chapeau park.and no word on the driver. >>> they want to stop a housing development on this farm, the old hays valley farm. over the number, 6 people take up on to the trees. they've asked the mayor to clear the site. police have issued one written warning, protestors will hold a community festival and an effort to reach out to the community and supporters. >>> an east bay company has been arrested after their dog bit their young son in the face twice. the boy had been left along with the dog which weighs almost 100 pounds. the dog had bitten the boy before in march. he was treated at the hospital both times. the dog had to be sent away. both parents face child endangerment charges and child neglect. >>> california serial killer known as the night stalk certificate dead. he died at marine general hospital yesterday morning. he terrorized communities in california including san francisco. he operated at night and would then attack looking for open doors and windows. he was being sentenced to death i

stephanie lake from the street, bill richardson, and our own rick santelli. let's kick it off with you, stephanie. how did this rally feel to you? >> it's a big sigh of relief, actually. i think today's number was really significant because what it did was it showed that we're not kind of spiraling downward in the economy. we're kind of growing on a 2%, 1.5, 2% level. and earlier in the week, we had some pretty troubles data with the trade data, the ism, and last week we had disappointing gdp revisions and all that. so today the numbers shows things are getting a little bit better on the job front. there's still a lot we have to get through. we need to be doing a lot better than 175,000 jobs per month on average. this is what we've been doing over the last couple of quarters. so, but i think, at least it shows that we're kind of stabilizing here at this 2% level. and that all of this qe and all of this fed policy and all this global policy will lead to better second half of the year growth or 2014, and that's why you're seeing the cyclicals outperform. >> wha

lakes. this is basically the whole thing. just as a bit of orientation, george zimmerman lived down here in this area. this street called retreat view circle. sometimes people use that interchangeably with the complex name, the complex is retreat at twin lakes. this is retreat view circle. here is the clubhouse. you can see the pool right here. this is considered the main entrance. and this is known as the back entrance. so we have the main entrance here and there's a gate and the back entrance here. you can -- i guess you can get in either way of course. the pool, there's some mailboxes around here for the community. and i think this is called twin lakes or twin trees. this street that cuts through here. you'll hear a lot of testimony about the t. the t intersection, the t. that simply is where two sidewalks connect per pen dix cularly. that's where almost all of the important events took place within just a few feet of that. let me point that out to you here and we have a better picture to focus. this is it. sometimes this is called the dog path or the dog walk and there's the t right here. you can see over her

lakes. >>> and "wall street journal" looks for better things for motion sickness.ot getting queasy, always be the driver. and don't watch tv or read when you're in the car. >>> and the "south china morning post" said a man was arrested for trying to stage a repeat of tiananmen square protest. >>> and president obama discussed economic and security issues. in an interview for pbs, i asked the president what he thinks about china. >> they have achieved such rapid growth. and they have grown so fast, almost on steroids. that there's a part of them that still thinks of themselves as this poor country that's got all these problems. the united states is, you know, the big cheese out there. trying to dictate things, perhaps trying to contain our lives. so i think what you're seeing inside of chinese leadership is the desire to maybe continue not to be responsible. not to be a full-stakeholder. work the international system on something like trade, for intellectual property rights. get as much as they can. >> right. >> and be free riders, and let the united states worry ab

lakes. >> what was your street address? >> 2631. >> who did you live with in february 2012? >> my mom. >> and what is your mother's name? >> is brandy green. >> did anyone else live with you and your mother back in february of 2012? >> no. >> were you in school -- >> reporter: okay. this is chad joseph. this is the 15-year-old son of tracy martin's girlfriend. he was the 15-year-old who was staying at the house where trayvon martin was also staying when trayvon martin went to the 7-eleven. this was the young man who was at home. this is the first witness being called by the state. i'll send it back to you. >> thank, craig. let's bring in former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder, which means nonpremeditated, but it also means evincing a depraved mind, showing no regard for human life. is this an example of prosecutorial overcharging? >> absolutely. this is what prosecutors across the country not only do but they're instructed to do because why not set the bar high? if the evidence presented

. >> quite often when we have incidents lake what happened on 16 street you will find off duty officer gets involved or they assist our officers and take somebody into custody.so we are thankful to have that kind of resource in downtown san francisco that helps us out. >> you might think the cell phone video is evidence of plenty but the san francisco district attorney office and bart police are still looking for witnesses and still trying to identify victims on the video. heather, abc 7 news. >> well unbelievably without too much fighting california lawmakers approve the main part of the state budget today. 9 96.3 billion dollar spending plan raced through the assembly and the senate. it was passed in both houses on strictly party vote. budget will provide more money to k through 12 schools for the focus on low income and english learning students. lawmakers take a final vote to. it also authorizes and funds about 1 billion dollars in a rainy day fuchbilityd bit of a surplus. >> turns out the golden state is the only one where the cost of auto insurance is actually decreasing. califor

. >>> there where people walking the streets around oakland's lake to celebrate love our late date one of the most picturesque spots got a $40 million facelift because of a bond measure to pay for a new apathetic, expansion of a new space in a pedestrian bridge the mayor says the new lakers to be linked to the day and eventually a trail will be built to go alongside it. >> it is going to be one of the most beautiful walks in the country and it will take you all the way from rachel and the canyons and the watershed in the creeks down to the lake, around the lake, into the estuary. >> the last piece of the concrete culvert was separates the lake from estuary is expected to be removed sometime in the next several weeks. and outrage building over surveillance of phone records and internet activities. one lawmaker says he is going to sue the government. >>> cap find a job? we show you how some people are getting around the tight job market by going freelance in? ashirtless man runs amok at the french open. by going freelance in? ashirtless man runs amok at the french open. >> (horn blowing)

for a bikeway east of 8th street where i do most of my riding and where i see a lot of other cyclists. and, yeah, so, i think option 2 is probably closest to what i would lake to see as far as keeping bikes and pedestrians on market street. thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. mr. shaw? >>> thank you, supervisors. randy shaw, director of the tenderloin housing clinic. i did write an article today about this asking the is ups to break the logjam in chron.org. in the course of researching that story, supervisor chiu, i noticed in september 2011, all the points we're all making today, you made then. i mean verbatim. go check what the article -- so, i mean, when we hear -- and again, i love the folks at mta and dpw. they do great work in the city. but i think what has occurred is the overlapping bureaucracies and the attempt to involve multiple stakeholders has resulted in the gridlock. the two years after supervisor chiu expressed impatience, we're in the same place. i have noticed in my own experience in the tenderloin little saigon plan is much smaller in scope, trying to get two way street on eddie and ellis, had supervisor kim not taken the lea

more work on the city infrastructure mixed blessing to small business people lake hernandez at this sto on fran skoys street and installing new sewer for 3 week hurting business by 40 percent. >> we don't see a difference other than just repaved street streets. so hopefully this has a bigger plan to it. >>reporter: 7. 9 billion dollars per year. each dollar relevant to someone. in san francisco, wayne abc 7 news. >> coming. almosting deadline that will leaf san francisco without dozens of most experienced police investigators. plus. >> i'm in sacramento superior court where high stake lawsuit could derail the high speed rail project. it claims it broke a promise to california voters. >> the grieving pet owner preserve her animal but never gets it back. i'm michael coming up 7 on your side resolves unusual complaint. >> new policy at starbucks. what you won't be able to do outside at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra c

. >> here on valencia street we are on the enl of the stream next to a lake which is where mission doloreslake. >> in the lake. somewhere in this lake or built on top of the lake is a number of buildings. where a number of build that's were seriously damaged or destroyed in 1906 including the famous valencia hotel, is that the name of it? which was located approximately a half block to the nomplt when the earthquake occurred, the lower floor, which pat refers to as a soft story, collapsed and so that the second floor became the ground floor. and then the building leaned over. many buildings, in fact, most if not all of the buildings in this area, including the church at 16th aep and color res -- >> the cathedral -- >> the old bazilica but the mission remained because it was a strawn --ñr staunch building, but the bazilica was demolished. >> there was -- the ground motions were amplified by the wet soils? >> yeah. and you saw similar conditions in 1989 in portions of the marie yarks watson vil. >> shot well a block or two away which experienced the same damage in '06 based on historic pictu

street. the cost to fix it? $23million. there is also this bridge on oakland over the lake canal. it needs $15.6 million for a seismic retro fit. caltrans gave us only the most general sense of how they prioritize the projects but the major projects get the priority and the dollars. the $800 million demolition on the other hand replacement of san francisco's earthquake vulnerable doyle drive began last year. thousands of cars used it each day to get to and from the golden gate bridge. >> traffic levels are something we take into account. how many people use this on a daily basis and how necessary is it for it to remain open? also the age of the structure is important. >> reporter: important because the environment from the salt water to the shifting earth takes its tolls on bridges like this one. >> you see some cracking up at the top and horizontal cracking here and the whole thing seems to have come out maybe a little bit and also the vertical crack. the separation of the bridge and the wall on the side. >> reporter: and the damage and danger isn't always below the bridge or on

. >> there were a lot of people walking in the streets from oakland's lake merritt to celebrate love48 million facelift, banks and to a bond measure which pay for new amphitheater, and expansion of bay green space and a new pedestrian bridge. the last piece of the kind recovered which separates the leg from the estuary is expected to be rambled sometime in the next several weeks. >> you have a good day. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." she says -- >> i was pregnant for seven months. i started to feel the baby kicking. >> announcer: but her family says -- >> my daughter faked her pregnancy. >> she lies about everything. >> that's not true. >> i had a miscarriage. >> dr. phil: do you believe your father killed your baby? >> yes, i do. >> the worst thing you could say to me. >> announcer: who is telling the truth? >> dr. phil: why would she be doing this? >> for drama. make her life more interesting. >> announcer: did she fake her pregnancy? >> first time i saw my daughter i fell in love immediately. >> dr. phil: actually, that wasn't your sonogram at all. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >>

streets turning into raging rivers. look at this soccer field tonight, turned into a lake. we have it all covered, beginning with the families returning home in colorado, hoping they have a home to return to. here's abc's john schriffen. >> reporter: tonight, in colorado, lighting and heavy rains. a blessing and a curse for these long lines of cars trying to return home. inside the fire zone near colorado springs, many not sure what is waiting for them. >> i want to be able to go back to our house. >> reporter: this was the scene last week as the massive flames quickly reduced million dollar homes to their foundations. the black forest fire now colorado's most destructive wild fire ever has destroyeded more than 480 homes, killing two people. authorities say this wild fire was so tricky, because of record temperatures and strong winds shifting the direction of the flames. >> pleased to report that because of the activity both of the day crew so far and the night crew, we're going to bump up containment up to 65. >> reporter: in san antonio, texas, officers searched for vict

street level. the 64 acre park. the park is divided into 2 sections we are in the stern area. when you get over to pine lakeand pine lake, pine lake is considered a natural area. in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claimed this property. in 1892. george green who's a second generation built the truckdaro club house. there was a hotel then. it was said this was the place to go if you were weary of the dirty city and the police. there were a couple of gun fights the front door has bullet holes. i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to s

lake is a dangerous place. >> that's a bull moose standing right there across the street. >> reporter: it's just -- >> he's the one that comes by every morning. >> reporter: it's just recently a stranger has been roaming the neighborhood. >> he's not shy. >> reporter: shy he is not. >> there's two things that he wants to do. one of them is to eat. >> reporter: the other thing is to see the moose statue. >> it's been up since last monday. >> reporter: it's not just the neighbors taking notice. >> he is trying to mate with a statue. they are both male. >> how would you describe it? >> great. >> here he is. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: the picture we will show you leaves room for the imagination. >> tour bus. >> reporter: the moose and the statue have become the latest tourist attraction. >> he is in love. he nuzzles and kisses him and walks around and he gets on top of him. >> reporter: but falling in love with a statue is tricky. >> it might be. >> reporter: on this afternoon, the moose flirts and then decides to walk away. >> scratch marks a little bit. >> reporter: still, let it be known that a moose is loose. >>

lake merritt say they're shaken up after an armed robbery. it happened just after 1:00 p.m. three men entered lee's garden restaurant at the corner of east 19th street and park boulevard. police said the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment one man said his business has also been targeted. >> snuck back in our room and took money. harassing our customers. my employee got mugged after work one day. >> many people said they want more police patrols in the area. investigators say they'll be reviewing surveillance video to try to identify the robbers. >>> elementary school children left bumped and bruised after a summer camp field trip began with a muni collision. david stevenson joins us live to explain what happened and the evidence investigators will be looking at to determine the cause. >> reporter: the collision happened just a few dozen feet behind me. now investigators are trying to determine the cause of that crash. 15 people were sent to san francisco hospitals this morning after this historic f line trolley car. the injuries were mostly bumps, bruises and headaches. the injured included 7 children from the city's vision academy on a

lake bed. >> the largest loss of life was at 17th and valencia hotel. the fire department came in, drown the people in the basement and the fire came and killed a bunch more people. across the street, there was a 3 story building any after the earthquake, the first floor went straight down. didn't crush. just liquified and created 1 story basement. >> we have unusual soil conditions and then, on top of that, we have built environment. we have buildings built of all different kinds of construction types and dates. when you put those together. maybe you are sitting on rock areas that are built solidly that will have little impact and you have other buildings, soft story buildings and people have essentially the same expectation. >> and the building department would come knock on my door and tell me it wasn't safe >> there are very few retrofitted laws. you have to make brick buildings saver. >> you have to reduce the risk of life lost. >> so the brick building standard is a low standard. it was to prevent catastrophic collapse. the brick buildings, we have 1800 of them. most have been upgraded to prevent catastrophic deaths. it's the lowest possible >> and they might need to be torn

lake elizabeth community are under mandatory evacuation orders. >> we are following breaking news from san francisco, one of the busiest streets blocked for the morning commute. >> coming up, first, they serve and protect san francisco, the new honor taking place today at some of the >> we are back at 6:40. brentwood, 61 togethers. antioch and pittsburg behind at 59 and 5. through the san ramon valley, 56. san ramon, 53. livermore, 55, and lafayette, 54. we are 54 also in san mateo and newark and cooler in the north bay valleys. mid-50's along the peninsula and cupertino at 51. as we look at today our temperatures are going do run from 12 degrees cooler in santa rosa and 11 in concord to three to five away the bay and toward the coast. >> mike, we do have a couple of things going on, first i will take you to the east bay in oakland, right under 880, this street is where we have a car fire so smoke is pouring out of the car and offer the freeway. that should cause visibility problems in the area. the waze app shows another accident looking like a major accident northbound 880 at 92, with heavy conditions according to our wazers heavy traffic is report

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lake drive. an overturned vehicle there. an east on east coal at north calvert street. there's a look at your speeds. accident. there's a look at west side of the beltway. slow going. this traffic report is brought to you by dukes. made with the same recipe since 1917. dukes smooth and creamy mayo is the secret to great food. >>> questions remain about some undetermined fumes that sent several people tot hospital in parkville, baltimore county over night. mike schuh stays on the story. >> good morning. this mystery illness has sent four staff members and four mentally challenged patients from a group home here in parkville to area hospitals. the fire department was called at midnight for the report of an unconscious patient. then an hour later they were called again. at that time the fire department evacuated the home. everyone going to local hospitals with six of them being transported to the hyerbaric chambers at shock trauma. two state agencies are investigating and the vice president from the home group is here to retrieve the patient's medicine and make sure they are transferred to near by group

lake. >> hard to imagine anybody surviving that. >> and a man teetering on the edge requires a rescue 70 stories above the streets of new york. >> the fear in the situation is really the unpredictability of it. >> caught on camera up in the air. welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. throughout history humans looked for ways to soar if even only for a little while. as you will see a lot can go wrong high up in the air. some of the stories are about dreamers who find a way to conquer new you heights and others about daredevils who relish the trip down. the first story about a man at a low point in his life and the effort high above a city street to save him. >>> 70 stories above the streets of new york, a desperate man contemplates ending his life by jumping from the top of one of the city's landmark skyscrapers. >> obviously something has brought him to the edge and we want to figure out as quickly as possible. the job could always go very wrong. >> august 10, 2011. detectives james cole and shawn solar are the new york city police department emergency services unit are on duty when the call comes in. >> we started our

places like lake county got hit with heavy rain and lightening lit up the night sky. we saw branchs toppled over on to power lines. some of the streetsheight of the storm we saw 3,000 outages on the east side. compared to some of the storms in the past overnewly we fared pretty well. most of the outages have been restored so far this morning. >> the ground is so saturated there and in big parts of our country. hope all is well in ohio today. we will track the storm as it comes east. >> we have been telling you about the government. wat watching phones. >> remember the horror stories you used to hear from the kids about alligators in the sewers? turns out it's true. see what's coming up at fox and friends. monster in the closet. >> i know that's true. the alligator in the souewers knocked me off my axis. who better to talk to us about the army than a general. can't miss him. he is like 6, 9 and really strong. we are dealing with anna kooiman. she ditched us for a monster truck jam. she is going to talk about that and run over other cars and we will cheer her every move. also the nsa leaker and what he wants from hong kong who just exp

the lakes today versus the legs then, some of them are really high-tech. obviously, i think everybody has instantly walking down the street with a metal $6 million looking contract that is a high-tech. if you didn't know differently you wouldn't know that they were and amputee. they're walking comfortably with a leg that might seem a little stiff but offers some very natural gait and comfort. it's lightweight. not everybody has access to a leg like that. when an application is done today, and they're able to do a few flaps of skin that are sewn together, really during the civil war the surgeons did have a lot of time for reconstructive surgery. the skin tucked under and sewed and bone still fairly close to the surface. it made it very hard for them to utilize artificial limbs. the phantom pain which is obviously the name of the book has to do with the pain of a missing leg or missing arm. it's universal, almost all a b-52's since being in a that is been amputated. it just, that people ask, the anti-cheat support group described it, you wake up in the middle of the night and your leg hurts and it's not there that it's excr

street to the adult jail. >> i disagree with the probation department's recommendation. i think that that is overkill. >>> today is court day at the lakeunty juvenile center. judge mary beth bonaventura and her five fellow judges will hear more than 3,000 cases in a year. some will be simple detention hearings. while others will be trials for serious officials. 16-year-old ayryana has spent the weekend in detention for disorderly conduct at a high school football game. it's not her first time in juvenile. with two previous trips to the courtroom, the judge will have to decide whether ayryana should remain locked up or be allowed to go home with her mother. >> i want to tell the judge the whole story and just let her know that i -- i am going to school. i have changed a lot since the last time i have been to court. >> with the long, tense weekend behind her, it is finally ayryana's turn to tell her story. >> tell me what happened. >> me and my brother and a friend, we was going in line to get our tickets for the football game. and the principal had stopped me, and she said, well, um, i don't go to the school no more so either i had to l