we're proud to have it here on leland avenue. from the victory garden in the civic center which took place a couple of years ago, to parking day, which has now become an international event, originating in san francisco, again, we are a leader, other cities across the world are following us, rebar's art work challenges us to contemplate a more sustainable future. where street furnishes and -- of today may be art materials of tomorrow. what strikes me about them is they take the ordinary and mundane, such as the uniformly abhored parking meters and turn -- turn it into an extraordinary -- extraordinary work of art. who would have ever thought that a cluster of used parking meters could end up being so whimsical and beautiful and welcoming. unfortunately we don't have rebar's founder, matthew pass more here today, he happens to be in paris inaugurating their first parking day, which is -- i said was started here in san francisco. again, we're leading the way. he sends his regrets and wanted me to convey how much he enjoyed working

leland and sam bruno were among the last two. we're celebrating this -- this today, but we're also celebrating those that we completed in the past number of months and last few years. why does this matter? you'll hear in a second why this matters. creates a sense of place. a streetscape with the neighborhood and it com -- in a completely different way. it encourages and enlivens a pedstrone flow and -- pedestrian flow and sense of community. it slows people down. i have been here 300 times, if you think i'm exaggerating, i have not. i spent too much time. there's never too much time, but a lot of time at the sunny dale housing projects. the first few years i was mayor, i was down here for the wrong reasons, that was because of the struggles and frustration we had to deal with the issue of crime and violence and coming down back and forth, almost on a weekly basis to visit the families that were victimized by the crime and violence. we started to celebrate with tournaments and fairs. nevertheless this street neatedee needed help a

. >> when i heard that all of leland high football team was going to be here i had to be here. >> pat tillman grew up in san jose and went on to become an nfl star. he joined the army and was killed in afghanistan in 2004. initially the army said he was gunned down by the taliban. a couple of weeks later the army leaders admitted he was killed by friendly fire. the movie investigates the alleged coverup about how he died. current members of leland high school football team took the message to heart. >> it makes you think about the government and the lies and stories they tell you on the news and how it is not all truth. >> you can see "the tillman story" in san francisco, berkeley and campbell. >>> another recall. next at 11:00, you might need to know about this recall before you pack that picnic for labor day. >> we heard where is the bell? we are happy to tell them the bell is back. >> more than metal. the celebration of a fixture of the peninsula theater finally makes its way back home. >>> art throughout san jose in the form of public pianos? what is behind these pianos you might

it also goes past leland high school by bret hart little school. approach from the camden side and use bret hart drive as well heading towards the middle school, but it affects local traffic. we don't know how long it will last. the police department is doing the investigation. it's over a one-mile area. that's the reason for the closure. we will follow this and the rest of the freeways are moving smoothly. back to you. >> we also have a developing story we are following. nbc news said nine u.s. soldiers are dead from a helicopter crash in afghanistan. the deaths make 2010 the deadliest year for foreign troops. a few details really available about the crash at this time. the taliban claims to have shot down the helicopter and nato said there no reports of enemy fire in the area. >>> new this morning, we have a safety alert for women. east bay police said to be alert as you get in and out of your car. they sexually assaulted two women and are looking for him. christie smith is at lake merit where the attacks happened. >> good morning. we have been o

i mentioned that state senator leland ye has a bill that would prevent these victims from property taxes and income loss on taxes. it was two weeks ago today this gas line exploded and caused that massive fire damaging more than 30 homes. actually destroyed more than 30 homes. damaging 19 others and killing seven people. reporting live in san bruno, i'm jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> officials from pg&e will appear before the california public utilities commission in san francisco this morning. the puc is expected to vote today on a resolution that would order pg&e to pay for the entire investigation into the september 9th san bruno blast and to establish a blue ribbon panel to study the disaster. pg&e has already agreed to pay and says the money will come from shareholder profits, not rate hikes. a peninsula congresswoman is calling on pg&e meanwhile to not ignore east palo alto. city officials are angry because the utility didn't give them a heads up that one of the top 100 highest risk pipelines is in their city like it did with some other cities in the list. city leaders say the repres

both went to leland high school but now go to west valley college. police have confirmed both men in the suv are 18 and both are san jose residents. police say they got a call around 3:00 a.m. this morning. the driver of the ford 2001 explorer lost control of the vehicle. they hit a tree or rather hit a light pole and possibly a tree. the vehicle burst into flames. the fire department did respond to put out the fire but the driver was able to escape the vehicle but the passenger was not. >> it was probably around 3:30 and it was just before a large explosion and i saw fire and obviously the police had already gotten out there. it only took them a couple of minutes which was really good. >> reporter: typically this time of the morning almaden expressway would have more cars on it but because of the investigation it does not. police say the driver could face multiple charges including vehicular manslaughter but said if alcohol was involved these charges will be a lot more severe then they were. i did make a couple of calls to find out if either of thes

reporter leland vitter with the latest. >> reporter: a group of israeli as plaud while pouring cement, a symbol that they are ready novon from the 10-month delay in building jewish symptoms in the west bank hours before the government ordered construction- freeze expenditure benjamin netanyahu urged them to "show restraint." many wonder if moving forward with bulldozer in the territory will wipe out newly established peace negotiations. obama administration officials are urging the two side to continue their negotiations. >> it's an and parallelled opportunity and a rare one. >> reporter: palestine president abbas says israel has a choice to make. >> there is only one choice in influence, peace or seattle. if it's peace through talks and if israel doesn't choose it, it will be a waste of time, a waste of opportunity. >> reporter: a freeform israeli diplomat says the world is watching and ape palestinian official says renewed construction is sure to threaten negotiations. >> decision to freeze the settlements in the first place was an acceptance in which the land is occupied land and t

. >>> leland yee says he's introducing a bill to give people who's homes that were damaged a property tax inception and to allow them to deduct any amount lost in income. >>> new meaning tonight to going green. the color coding on seafood that is coming to a grocery store near you. >>> i'll tell you which days this week you might need an umbrella. >>> bay area immigrant rights groups unionize for the november election. >>> a major food chain has starred color coating fish to let people know which fish are abundant and which are not. green means they are abundant . the monterey bay aquarium helped create the system. >>> and officers searched every level, they found nothing suspicious. this past weekend the head of france's counter espionage said the risk of a terror attack has never been higher. >>> and palestinian and israeli presidents met with secretary hillary clinton. the pelestinians have threat en to walk away from talks if the moratorium is lifted. >>> flood waters are threatening the taj mahal. the water keeps rising. the security workers erected barricades to keep tourists aw

. >>> top san francisco officials gathered on leland street to announce they are allocating tens and millions to beautify city streets. >> this is the best thing that's happened to leland in a long time. >> the city highlighted the race street project. aims to plant nor trees and or nate city lighting. mayor newsom says the city is allocating 68 1/2 million to improve trees in every part of the city and repave 470 streets. the money is coming from a combination of stimulus and city matching funds. >>> the highway patrol is seeking information on deadly accident. stacy white parked her car in the wrong direction on southbound highway 101 near popper avenue in san mateo last sunday morning. white and a man who stopped to help her were then struck by a passing limousine. the two were hit by several vehicles including a highway patrol car. both were killed. investigators say white may have been drunk and want to know where she was prior to the accident. >>> a number of the leading muslim organization plan to hold a summit on the proposed islamic center in new york city. the center, inclu

federal investigators or on the scene right now governors schwarzenegger along with senator leland yee will tour the site. three people are still listed as missing at least four people were killed 37 homes destroyed. 19 homes were substantially damaged and remain unoccupied this morning. the 320 other homes have been cleared for families to return. authorities are searching for clues as to what caused the gas line to expose and what could be done to prevent such another disaster. >> will is live at san bruno. >> i'm in front of the command center. it feels like the day after the explosion with a lot of police officers here. they're making sure that unauthorized people do not go down the hill which is about half a mile from where i am located to the gas line exploded. it is allowed investigators who will be here for the next couple of days to gather evidence but more importantly at this point to go round and tried to talk to people who reportedly smelled gas before the explosion took place. they don't all of this point if it was a panel that caused the leak to-probably moments before th

tens and millions are me >>> top san francisco officials gathered on leland street to announce they are allocating tens and millions to beautify city streets. >> this is the best thing that's happened to leland in a long time. >> the city highlighted the race street project. aims to plant nor trees and or nate city lighting. mayor newsom says the city is allocating 68 1/2 million to improve trees in every part of the city and repave 470 streets. the money is coming from a combination of stimulus and city matching funds. >>> the highway patrol is seeking information on deadly accident. stacy white parked her car in the wrong direction on southbound highway 101 near popper avenue in san mateo last sunday morning. white and a man who stopped to help her were then struck by a passing limousine. the two were hit by several vehicles including a highway patrol car. both were killed. investigators say white may have been drunk and want to know where she was prior to the accident. >>> a number of the leading muslim organization plan to hold a summit on the proposed islamic center in new york cit

afectadas por la explosion y el incendio en san bruno del pasado 9 de septiembre.el senador democrata, "lelandpresento la iniciativa que permitiria a los contribuyentes la exencion de impuestos asi como deducir las perdidas por el desastre.el proyecto de ley requiere la aprobacion de dos tercios de la legislatura y la firma del gobernador para convertirse en ley. -- comenzaron las tareas de limpieza en el area devastada por la explosion de san bruno. y contrario a traer alivio a los vecinos, el retiro de los escombros ha despertado en ellos nuevas preocupaciones. --en vivo, claudia rodas tiene los trt; 2;06claudia ; 17"philly ; 0:49bean; 1:10teresa; 1:57 las autoridades confirmaron hoy la muerte de tres personas mas en la explosion ocurrida el pasado 9 de septiembre en san bruno.la oficina del forense del condado de san mateo identifico a tres miembros de una misma familia, que estaban en calidad de desaparecidos desde el dia del siniestro.--se trata "gregory bullis", de 50 aÑos, su mama "lavonne" de 85, y su hijo "william" de 17 aÑos.con esto, el numero de muertos a causa de la explosion y po

leland vitter has the latest on this. hi, leland. >> the sun up here is in about ten hours.the settlers say they will begin construction again in earnest. you can see the bulldozers and the tractors here are ready and waiting. of course, both sides, israelis and palestinians backed themselveses in a corner here. it's putting the peace talks in jeopardy. >> six-month construction freeze ends at midnight. already on the west bank, construction has begun. it's hard to imagine the amount of effort that went in preventing this concrete from coming in, exactly what this hole represents. but this could be the beginning of the end of middle east peace process. let me explain why. we're on israeli settlement in the west bank. that is the land the palestinians want for their future state. they had a massive show for the media despite bussing people in. they had photographers and news organizations all over the world covering this, more than settlers involved putting the concrete down. up next, another show. they will release about 2,000 balloons in the sky. they say that represents th

locals know it approaches leland high school north of bret hart. use bern side or bret hart drive. surface streets. the freeways through the area are moving smoothly. we will follow this. back to you. >> new this morning, the commander of the national guard unit that was on a training exercise in utah when a wild far spark side apologizing. he said he is deeply sorry for what he called a systematic failure. it destroyed three homes and damaged a fourth. it's 25% contained. the unit was conducting live training on sunday even though there were high wind warnings. >> three months and no state budget. no negotiations because the governor called in sick. a meeting could depend on if the governor is well again. 83 days makes it the longest delay in history. lawmakers these to close the gap. >> the safety alert for the women in your life. a man sexually assaulted women and today in the bay's christie smith is live at lake merit where the attacks took place. christie? >> reporter: these attacks took place in a secluded area in the evening. both were on their way home. they are warning peo

. >> ste senator leland yee and assemblyman terry hill both describingan bruno as a unique, close-knitommunity. the number of homes damaged a destroyed in the fire is much lower than what was reported last night. san bruno fire chief provid the latest count after walking through the neighborhood this morning >> our latest count which we finally did a walk-through, 38 homes destroyed and seven with significant damage. i think last figures we had prior to that were duri the heat f the fire and we did a fly-over and i think there was a lot of smoke, a lot of distortn that maybe the homes weren't damage but the smoke covered them and it may be assumethose houses were damaged. >> with me acting governor maldanato. we heard you say you don't know what happened but what is your office dog to find out what happened and find out from pg&e what was wrong with that pipe? and that's the most important thing right now. we've got an intergroup looking to find out what happened. we have a 30-inch pipeline 40 feet underground that was 60 years old. we need to find out what happened soon. it's a crimes

church of the highlands, hundreds are expected to come talk to jackie speier and come talk to senator leland yee and officials from the ntsb and other state and federal agencies to find out the latest about this investigation. i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jean kwan gathered organizers on the step to push for the passage of bb this november. it would prevent the domestic violence programs for this year. funding was reduced due to budget cuts. kwan says $6 million will be restored for domestic violence programs and to put 63 beat officers back on the street. >> i'm just afraid we're gonna revert to a time where people were afraid to call the police or if they call the police that support wasn't there. >> the measure requires a two- thirds majority to pass. >>> onto our weather now and believe it or not, bill has been telling us maybe some wet weather? >> there's a pretty good chance as we head down the road this week for showers. i think we might need some umbrellas around here. right now, temperatures outside are on the mild side the it feels like fall. it's still summer. 71 in c

state senator leland yee who represents this area is proposing legislation that includes tax breaks forected families, propey tax loss, reimbursement for the county and other considerations dennis hague said it is possible that the red-tagged homes will be released back to the homeowners. those folks did receive a bus tour of e area recently but today they may be allow to get back to whatev it is that remains of their home. one last note. this was a mutual aid situation, and a number of people have commented to me how many police departments are still on the scene out here. all over san mateo count pacifica, daly city, san carlos. the bay area all pulling together to try to get through this tragedy. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry. and if there's another massive disaster like the one in san bruno, should pg&e customers have to pay for any costs not covered by the utility's insurance? a questi state regulators are takg an initially look at right now. theresa garci is live at the public utilities commission meeting in san francco. theresa? >> well, the proposed plan is to re

state senator leland lee introduced a bill as -- now fair and just, if i'm cynical i'm going wait a minute you changed your name to something to try and get them to vote for you. >> well, i look at it this way. it does double duty at my slogan and my name. i don't think it's misleading in that sense. >> reporter: now i want to make it clear that mr. nava is apparently breaking no laws and as he told us, he's been led to believe any way that his name literally translates to le or fair and just. but we ran that by some chinese speakers who disagree. >> it would be interesting to hear the translation. >>> a florida pastor says he is not backing off plans to burn copies of the qur'an this weekend. terry jones of the dove world outreaches center says he will burn 100 or more of the muslim homey books on september 11th. he has been the subject of international condemnation from the vatican to the u.s. commander in after again stand and even the secretaries of state. today bay leaders called for a greater understanding. >> they are burning more of the which is stand heritage in that book. >> reli

state senator leland yee who represents this area is proposing legislation that includes tax breaks forffected families, property tax loss, reimbursement for the county and other considerations. dennis hague said it is possible that the red-tagged homes will be released back to the homeowners. those folks did receive a bus tour of the area recently but today they may be allowed to get back to whatever it is that remains of their home. one last note. this was a mutual aid situation, and a number of people have commented to me how many police departments are still on the scene out here. all over san mateo county, pacifica, daly city, san carlos. the bay area all pulling together to try to get through this tragedy. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry. and if there's another massive disaster like the one in san bruno, should pg&e customers have to pay for any costs not covered by the utility's insurance? a question state regulators are taking an initially look at right now. theresa garcia is live at the public utilities commission meeting in san francisco. theresa? >> well, the pr

senator leland yee announced today that he is going to be introducing a piece of legislation that would allow for some tax breaks for people who live here and san mateo county a whole. >> the lieutenant governor says he will press for fast answers. we heard it might take a year to find out what's going on. >> reporter: in fact, i spoke with abel maldonado about that on saturday and he was saying he is going to press for quick answers. he said it was absolutely unacceptable that the ntsb might take up to a year to complete its investigation. and the ntsb quickly followed that saying that as soon as they get each new piece of information they will release it. >> i'm sure people want answers. anne makovec in san bruno, thanks. >>> as anne mentioned, it's an 18-year-old woman who is now the latest victim to be identified. so at this point, four people are confirmed dead. the other victims are jackie grieg and her 13-year-old daughter janessa. they are survived by her husband and her 16-year-old daughter. also killed, 20-year-old jessica morales. she was a student at the academy of art unive

. >> reporter: he had just graduated from leland high school and was popular and well liked.r and victim were best friends. he had just recently enrolled in santa barbara community college and had plans to go on to be a counsellor. >>> the 16-year-old novato high school student facing charges in the crash last week that killed a classmate has been released from hospital. he has been booked in juvenile hall on suspicion of drunk driving, and vehicular manslaughter. >>> a veteran san jose police officer, is under investigation after parents of a 15-year-old boy, say that the cop pretended to arrest their son for having sex with his 14-year-old step daughter. the officer says he didn't fake an arrest, the boy was charged, with unlawful sexual intercourse after his parents complained about the officer. the mercury news said the girl was also cited, the officer is on administrative leave. >> check of other stories making headlines, south san francisco police are looking for a parolee they believe pimped out his mentally disabled girlfriend at least six different times, 27-year- ol

. >> state senator leland yee and assemblyman terry hill both describing san bruno as a unique, close-knitommunity. the number of homes damaged and destroyed in the fire is much lower than what was reported last night. san bruno's fire chief provided the latest count after walking through the neighborhood this morning. >> our latest count which we finally did a walk-through, 38 homes destroyed and seven with significant damage. i think last figures we had prior to that were during the heat of the fire and we did a fly-over and i think there was a lot of smoke, a lot of distortion that maybe the homes weren't damaged but the smoke covered them and it may be assumed those houses were damaged. >> with me acting governor maldanato. we heard you say you don't know what happened but what is your office doing to find out what happened and find out from pg&e what was wrong with that pipe? and that's the most important thing right now. we've got an intergroup looking to find out what happened. we have a 30-inch pipeline 40 feet underground that was 60 years old. we need to find out what happened so

another bill by leland-ye would have required children to wear helmet on the slopes.he governor did sign that one, but since it was contingent on the other bill, neither will become law. >>> well, a lot more to come. as we continue, the government wants your prescription drugs before someone else gets their hands on them. how you can help this process. two local court employees accused of taking bribes for fixing tickets. that story is only on 7. and the frightening bank robbery where ruthless crooks never had to set foot in the bank. and sarah shourd finally get the meeting she has been hoping for. all of that coming up. and then later on "nightline." >> i'm sin -- i'm cynthia. who is behind the obscene calls and what is being done to stop them? and the hottest ticket in town behind the scenes of thththththh ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywher

senator leland yee who represents san bruno. >> thank you very much. my former colleague lieutenant governor able maldanato for his quick action along with the governor. the fact that we were able to call this issue and this incident state of emergency opened up an array of assets at the state level to deal with this. someone who has lived through the oakland hills fires, one of the things i remember and i know very, very deeply is the fact that you've gotta acted and you've gotta act quickly. and that's what we did. now that there is daylight, there's gonna be even i think more heartaches and more difficult times ahead. individuals are going back and really seeing the devastation of this particular fire. we are committed to doing whatever we can to help this city and this county to rebound. as i think congresswoman jackie spear mentioned, this is a rather tight-knit community but it's a large community. there are victims who have suffered tremendously who are now in burn centers in san francisco. there are individuals who are no longer living in their

i was talking to people on leland, san bruno, third street, well before it was time to collect signatures invested in his community. i have a 30-year mortgage on my home, right at the crossroads of every change coming out of my issues are ever was issues, and i am independent. i have not mentioned my personal background. i am a business lawyer. i have started three businesses. i drove myself to panama and back. s risks ad do the right thing, even if it is an unpopular decision. we need that kind of informed, independent leader. please vote for me as soon as possible. >> thank you. this is the last each year after year for tonight, and i want to thank you for sticking it out with us. thank you to the community we live in that we call home, the community i have been working in for all of my life. i was born and reared here in san francisco, and i have a background in public policy. i have been working both in washington, d.c., as well as in san francisco, and their three things need to think about me -- that is commitment to keeping district 10 residents healthy, keeping them working, and k

by early sunday construction had already begun on the west bank as leland reports. >> halv hard to imagethe amoun effort prevented this concrete from coming in and what this whole represents. this could be the beginning of the end of the middle east peace process. let me explain to you why. the lands that the palestinians want for their future state. the settlers say they intends to keep building to emphasize their point they had a massive show out here for the media. despite busing people in there were more reporters and photographers from news organizations all over the world covering it than there were settlers involved in putting the concrete down. up next another show they are going to release about 2,000 balloons into the sty. that represents the 2,000 homes they intend to build on the west bank. you can image the palestinians are not happy about that situation. >> since agree to go the peace talks about 6 weeks ago palestinians said if the freeze is not extended they are going to walk away from the table. that hasn't happened yelt. they called a meeting in egypt the next couple da

i was talking to people on leland, san bruno, third street, well before it was time to collect signatures invested in his community. i have a 30-year mortgage on my home, right at the crossroads of every change coming out of my issues are

leland vitter on a important story in jerusalem them today. thank you, leland. experts warn after new threat from al qaeda and a suspected crook finds himself in a squeeze and this one is getting tighter by the second. jon: now to why you can run but you just can't hide, at least not in a trash bin, security guards at a walmart in ohio suspected james biaranzo of trying to steal 1000 bucks worth of merchandise, when police moved in, he took off but hid in a dumpster. trouble is, it was garbage day and soon dispatch got a call from the suspect himself. >> i'm in the tprarb truck, it just compacted me! jon: police chased the truck down and tried to get the guy out. it didn't work. they ended up having to dump the load, with the suspect inside. he tum bled out and an ambulance rushed him to the hospital, he's in critical condition, is expected to refer, but when he does, he's -- to recover, but when he does he's going to face all kinds of charges. jenna: we had 6000 people vote on the poll question of the

state senator leland yee introduced a bill calling the practice deceptive.e said if you didn't already have a chinese name his bill would say you could not make one up. >> it would be a trans lit ration, a foe nettic translation, not some characters that somehow suggest some good quality so you can gain an advantage or get some votes. >> reporter: fair and just. if i'm cynical i'm going for a minute you changed your name to try to get them to vote for you. >> i look at it this way. it does double duty as my slogan and my name and i don't think it is misleading in that sense. >> reporter: i want to make this point clear. what mr. nava is doing appears to be perfectly legal. i mentioned senator yee's bill, the governor vetoed that, so it never came to fruition. the bottom line here, sit is a common practice that will probably continue to go on for some time. reporting live in san francisco, joe vasquez, cbs5. ne >>> hope so, because it's definitely something to say, eh. >> helping drivers get the picture. coming up next, the optic will illusion meant to make d

. >> state senator leland yee says he's working on legislation to provide tax relief to the fire victimshe says the bill will likely include a homeowners' exception and allow writing off losses on state tax forms. he hopes to include one year help to local schools that will lose funding based on property values, similar to those passed recently to help wildfire victims. he plans to introduce the measure this fall. >> california's economy is expected to grow slowly with high unemployment keeping the state a year or more from a quicker recovery. that's the quarterly anderson forecast at least this morning from ucla. the state was unlikely to generate enough jobs to tug unemployment to single digits until the end of 2012. unemployment was forecast 12.2% after hitting a record 12.6% in march. the state has recorded steady growth in inports, exports and other sectors. while bay area employment numbers have held steady, inland parts of the state continue to experience job losses. >> it's 4:36 now. the bay area may be on track to become the electric car hub of the nation. according to the valle

bill: leland, thanks. four minutes past the hour.er president bill clinton hitting the campaign trail over the weekend, crisscrossing the northeast, really, stumping for democrats in three states. look at this: >> of course a got the wrestling federation lady in connecticut and the witchcraft lady in delaware and... [cheers and applause]. >>... i'll tell you, so far, they've gathered up about everybody from the tea party but the mad hatter. martha: he has a wave of turning the phrase there, drawing major crowds in each location and one person was conspicuously missing in the, president barack obama, in fact many democrats are declaring their independence as they are on the campaign trail, for the current president and who is this better campaigner and who can give more support to these candidates now, former president clinton or current president obama and molly line is live with us in boston. how is it shaping up and who are people responding to. >> reporter: hey, martha, president clinton pointed out on his cell phone, something fo

state senator leland ye has proposed a bill to go to the state in the next couple weeks but it wouldxempt these homeowners from property taxes. it will also allow them to deduct income for loss from this disaster. crews are going to be coming here the next few hours. some of these homeowners will come in and watch the cleanup. reporting live in san bruno, i'm jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. it's 4:43. the san mateo county coroner's office confirmed the identities of three more victims of the explosion. they're three members of the bullis family. the mom, her son gregory and his son which will missing after the blast. the disaster killed seven people in all. other news, serious cuts for bus riders in the east bay. transit board members handed out a plan despite protests from those who rely on the buses. weekend and night services taking a major hit. >> the pleas were passionate and personal. >> how dare you cut the life line that i have that provides my home care providers a way to get to work every day. >> this is preposterous. what am i going to do on the weekends

and then leland avenue, which is very interesting because they, too, have an asian population and an african-american population. and then you have bayview hunters point. a lot of people keep year for jobs. and then potrero hill is very different because is kind of a new yuppie population, and little hollywood and dog patch. >> historical, district and has been home to shipyards, heavy industry, and a naval base. now, the naval base and most of the shipyards and factories are closed, but the environmental problems continue to impact the district. let's hear how residents are responding to the environmental and health issues they are facing. >> it was hard to breathe last night. i woke up coughing, you know? those are the things that we go through because of the contamination out here. >> this community has a history of issues, environmental issues that have been let go, just run amok. sitting in a meeting once with the health department, we discovered haphazardly that they had known for years that in bayview hunters point, african- american women under the age of 50 had the highest r

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ollson is with us exclusively along with her husband darrell and their two children, braxton and lelandyour vows says it all. you have been through so much in the past two years, how are you doing "today." >> we're doing really good. >> what is your recovery been like and what's been the hardest thing about it? >> recovery has been long and slow, but continual progress. we have never, knock on wood, we have never had any set backs so we have continually moving forward and every day, every month, i learn how to do something new and how to continue on the way that we used to. >> i want to go back to when you were pregnant with leland and you were suffering from back pain and it just got to the point where it was so severe that you knew something was going on. and you had pain with your daughter, as well, when you were pregnant. so maybe this had been growing for a long time inside of you. >> that's our belief, anyway. >> and doctors said that you had a tumor and it had to be removed if you had any chance for survival. so he had to be delivered early and you had a few months to think about

leland is live in jerusalem with the latest. >> reporter: gregg, late tonight palestinian gunmen shote west bank in an attempt to derail the peace talks. they promise come sunrise tomorrow they will be building once again on the west bank. tomorrow marks the end of the settlement freeze, that freeze brought the palestinians to the negotiating table and end of it may mark the end of these peace talks. >> the ten month construction freeze officially ends at midnight but already on the west bank, construction has begun. it's hard to imagine the amount of effort in to prevent the concrete from coming in and exactly what this hole represents, but this could be the beginning of the end of the middle east peace talks. let me explain why. israeli settlements deep in the west bank, that the land palestinians want for their future state. settlers say they continue to build to emphasize their point. despite bussing people in there were a lot more reporters and news organizations from all over the world covering this than there were settlers involved in putting the concrete down. up next, yet ano