, changes the swelling of the lens. by changing the bar essentially changes the curvature of the lens, which is how you change the focus. >> reporter: true focals may have launched an evolution in the way people use their eyeglasses and they'll soon have competition. another company plans to release glasses next year that adjust focus electronically. the prototypes in this animation created by the manufacturer employs a battery system that shifts the focus when the wearer looks up or down. they can be controlled manual legal by touching the frame. >> this is very hot area, a lot of different companies are very interested in doing it. you will start seeing more of these glasses coming out in the near future. >> reporter: some doctors believe the technologies could have benefits for conditions like stigmatism and macular degeneration. for now the main market is middle aged patients like christian who suffer from the common loss of the eye's ability to shift focus as we age. >> having something with an adjustable focal len

and you may have the best duty of all at the beach, len. >> yes, i feel spoiled right now. it's a little cooler than it was earlier today. man, it was hot earlier today about noon. felt like it was in cabo san lucas. people had trouble walking across the beach barefoot but plenty of people did. >>> reporter: they came from out of the clear blue to play in the last best days of summer. on this rare sweltering day in santa cruz, surfers traded wet suits for sunblock. >> i think it's like the hottest day, sunniest brightest day of the year. >> reporter: would you like to surf in these conditions? >> it's wonderful, because all summer long it's been foggy and cold. this is the first week we have had true summer weather. >> reporter: at the beach boardwalk it's a bluing fa nally blazing finale. the high temperatures put people in a buying mood especially if it's cold and refreshing. >> certainly been a little foggy and colder than most summers but business has been strong and we have been pleased with the way it's going. we are really pleased to have hot weather as the summer en

of the democratic party that will not look at things through a blue lens but will look at lens a clear lens that says look here's a problem of the second district how do you solve that problem and what effect does it have on the state of virginia what effect does it have nationally and people are finding that pretty refreshing most folks would agree that there should be a strong healthy third party movement if any change is to take place in terms of how business is done both on wall street and in washington d.c. but you yourself have said that you give up so much running as an independent can you elaborate a little bit more on that what have you given up it is difficult because you do not have that party structure for example look at the two candidates you've got just the base core of what they have you are there is a democratic party in virginia beach there's a republican party in virginia beach both of them are fairly healthy depending on who you talk to but those are organizations that are in place. add to that couple that with the r. and c. in the d.n.c. the national. parties come

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and that's where len ramirez is tonight. len. >> reporter: dana, usually when you come over from san jose as i did today, it's like going from hot to cold in santa cruz but today it was like going from hot to hot. it was very warm all day today. very hard to cross the beach in your bare feet. but a lot of people did anyway. they came from out of the clear blue to play in the last best days of summer. surfers traded wet suits for sunblock. >> it's like the hottest sunniest brightest day. year. >> reporter: would you like to surf in these conditions? >> it's wonderful because all summer long it's been foggy and cold. this is the first week we have had summer weather. >> reporter: at the beach boardwalk a blazing finale on a strong summer. numbers were already up from last year. this is just making it better. the high temperatures put people in a buying mood. especially if it's cold and refreshing. >> it's certainly been foggier and colder than most summers but business has been strong and we have been really pleased with the w

air optix®, the lens you can survive a long day in.ens you can survive a long day in. >>> good morning, everyone. a few minutes ago they were able to get all lanes open of westbound 580 approaching airway boulevard. that was an hour ahead of schedule. here's a live look at traffic still crawling by. it will take a while for the traffic to recover. the clean-up of the road took several hours, about 4:30 this morning a truck carrying about 20 tons of fertilize spilled, overturned. so that's what took so long to clean up. fortunately, there were no injuries. but traffic is really jammed on 205 from mountain house parkway. here's a look to the drive times, an hour and a half delays westbound 580. ace a good alternate. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. friday morning cloudy skies, drizzle, fog, you name it, we got it. looking out toward the transamerica building here, we also have a little drizzle there on the camera lens so you might have to use windshield wipers and delays at sfo on arrivals

len ramirez in san jose where it looks like it might be the end of this institution. len. >> reporter: might be the end of of the institution, the end of this particular store. in fact, we know it will. as of 9:00 tonight, this particular store at foxworthy and meridien will close its doors for good. as you mentioned there are questions whether or not the entire chain can survive. >> good luck, sweetie. >> you, too. >> reporter: hugs and tears for long-time supermarket coworkers who are parting ways. >> saturday is my last day. >> reporter: this one in san jose. >> and it was hard to walk away not only with the coworkers that i have learned to appreciate and respect since november, uhm, but the customers. >> reporter: customers like lavonne doll who told me she has been shopping at pw since 1949. >> i am sick. as long as i've been coming here, this has been my store, my neighborhood, and there are so many of us that feel the same way. it's not just age for us. it's the idea that we have our own place. >> reporter: pw was once a san jose institution. >> ee franco work

len ramirez asked her that very question today. >>> reporter: senator barbara boxer signed her name to a steel girder at a topping out ceremony for a new mental health wing at the va hospital in palo alto. but while her signature went up, our exclusive eyewitness news poll found her numbers were dropping. >> let's face facts. this is a tough race. these are tougher races all over the country. >> reporter: after running neck and neck through most of the summer, republican carly fiorina has now open u a five- point lead. 47% to 42%. while fiorina's numbers are flat from the same survey a month ago, boxer's numbers dropped 3 points. the poll showed her support is slipping among men, younger voters and independents. but boxer denied her campaign is fading. >> our campaign is extremely energized. we have almost 100,000 donors. we're very excited. and people will know what the choice is. >> reporter: but you feel you have to go more on the attack? >> i just have to tell truth and it probably feels to her like an attack. >> reporter: at the same time, fiorina sounded confident while campaigni

len ramirez, cbs 5. >> you can see alex smith and the 49ers play the raiders. tomorrow, you can catch the game right here starting at 9:00 p.m. >>> all right. if you and 32 coworkers were trapped in a studio apartment for four months, how would you cope? that's kind of what's happening in a chilean mine. a psychiatrist says the 33 miners will be able to cope until christmas. >>> nearly 300 people on a plane told they were about to crash but they didn't. what caused that false alarm. >>> okay. so we have the raiders and we have the 49ers. we have football action on saturday. we have your football weather forecast. your pinpoint forecast is right up after this. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver resu

proof at last of life. -- but a face pressed up close to the lens. miners were 700 meters down when they were trapped. rock above them collapsed into a mine access tunnel, blocking any hope of a media escape. but was two and a half weeks ago. so the miners moved to a shelter area, described as the size of a small flat, where the have and dirt temperatures over 32 degrees celsius or about 90 fahrenheit. rescuers have been drilling in narrow boreholes to trephined them and did so at the eighth attempt. now engineers will make a new shaft to just wide enough for one person at a time to be brought up. but the drilling to take at least 120 days to complete, so the miners may not get out until just before christmas. from the oldest of the miners, a letter to his wife, urged patience and faith. he said he did not stop thinking of her for a single moment. and here she is with the president of chile, who personally promised to do all the good to rescue the men. the difficulties the trapped miners still face cannot dampen the celebration of his spreading throu

len ramirez on what could be behind the killings. >> reporter: animal control officers for the city of san jose say they have a potential felony case of animal cruelty but beyond that the potential ties to satanic worship has neighbors around here very concerned. two or three goats died. >> reporter: he led us along the spot near doral drive where the gruesome discovery was made. three goats were slaughtered, heads cut off and dumped nearby. >> i don't think they were killed here. i think somebody killed them and put them there. >> home owners in the semi rural neighborhood near alum rock park say the creek is sometimes a dumping ground for trash and even trees become targets for graffiti vandals. this was a first. >> when i got the word that it was not a normal dead animals, i responded to the scene. >> reporter: san jose animal control officers took the case over after neighbors called police sunday morning. >> right now, we are just trying to figure out if this was some sort of ritual or someone just really wanted to do harm to animals. >> reporter: goat heads can be a symbol of sat

. >> len, i'm wonder about enforcement. would someone turn in the neighbor? >> reporter: that's the big question right now that remains to be seen, whether animal control officers will be driving around looking for pit bulls and checking them or only animals they come into contact with. there is a lot of public input before the law is enacted. you will hear more about that i'm sure. >> thank you, len ramirez. >>> it is now one year since 6- year-old fremont boy went missing. there is still no sign of hasanni campbell and still no arrests. but there is a prime suspect police still have their sights on. don knapp is in oakland, where people are trying to raise more awareness about the hasanni campbell case. don. >> reporter: that's right, allen. one year ago as you recall, police suggested they had the case wrapped up but a year later they don't have the body or anyone in custody. >>> reporter: these are some of the folks who over the past year held vigils, did searches and fundraisers. they have come to meet with the chief deputy district attorney to see if th

in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> still to come, they were hoping to get married this week. even paid a deposit to san francisco. now gay couples fight the city's no refund policy. >>> this right here in my hand. this is the all-important weekend forecast and i'll pinpoint which day will be the coolest. that's coming up as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, married in california anytime soon. but, gays whose dreams have been put on hold again ... have a little >>> same-sex couples may not be getting married soon but gays whose dreams have been put on hold again do have a little something to celebrate. brian sent consumerwatch an email yesterday about a problem he is having with the san francisco clerk's office. we put julie watts on the case. >>> reporter: when thought there was a chance gay marriage might resume, brian wanted to be ready. >> i thought if i waited, it could be another six years. >> reporter: so he went online to the san francisco city clerk's office, paid the $95 fee, plus $5 processing, and booked an appointment to get a marriag

in mountainview, len ramirez, cbs5. >>> after 30 years on the air doctor laura says she is leaching, not retiring, not quitting, the real reason behind that decision. >>> fergie the princess or pop sing officer a look inside the mindset of college-bound students. [ singing ] . >>> yeah, they got creams of making it big. hear from the thousands of idol hopefuls who spent hours in line trying to make an impression. she apologized going off . >>> whether or not. weather you will have sunshine and warmer conditions tomorrow or maybe you'll have more of that. the pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, she apologized after going off . >>> turn on hbo, listen to a black comic, all you hear is this. >> well she apologized after going off on a five-minute on- air rant but now doctor laura schlesinger has another announcement t conservative talk show host says she plans to give up her show when her contract is up at the end of the year. doctor laura came under fire last week when she repeated a racial slur 10 times on air. she says she is not re

. >> len, i'm going to let him go ahead and put that email up again. i want to ask you, it's not like candlestick hasn't hosted a sporting event before. sounds like what you're saying this wasn't a candlestick problem. this was a promoter problem? >> reporter: well, it doesn't appear that they had the personnel there as they would for a 49ers game. there seemed to be only one gate they were trying to funnel people through that will call booth was overwhelmed. a lot of people bought tickets online and then you had to pay an extra $3 an go to a ticketmaster to go pick up the tickets. for most people they thought it would be convenient to pick them up at the venue. that wasn't the case. >> seems like it should. thank you, len ramirez. >>> i got six players on today. >> three more weeks of this. >> that's what we wanted to hear. six layers but is this really august? it's not just people in the usually cold san francisco that bundling up. people all over the bay area want to know just what exactly happened to summer? don't expect to warm up anytime soon. in

len ramirez on why even parent volunteers can't help out. >> reporter: it's the start of a new school year at central elementary in belmont and for some, like 8-year-old steel i don't say care i can't say you, the reality of the summer budget cuts are setting in. >> even when my mom went to fourth grade there was a library and then last year there was a library but then they, this year, it just closed down. >> reporter: he is right. the library is closed because there is no money to pay a librarian or eight aids and even though it is chalk full of box the door is locked. >> it's there, not accessible for the kids. >> reporter: they had hoped to keep the doors open by putting in their own time. >> if there were volunteer positions we could do that. >> reporter: but that runs afoul of a labor agreement that says the library must be staffed by a teacher or student person. >> i know those services cannot continue after a layoff and we're going to honor that. >> reporter: the district had to cut $2 million from its budget and it came down to decisions that weighed libraries against crossin

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but, again, it's through the lens of present day politics, how we've begun to look at the events and studied them that the resistors from heart mountain who were another group who on constitutional grounds contested being -- serving. they refused to serve, as opposed to the no no boys, who signed no no. the resistors actually went to federal prisons. they went to leavenworth. they are now looked at and studied and interviewed in a much different light, even though in the community itself there is still strong feelings and deviciveness about how they should be viewed. a lot of my research was pulled from the no no boys and resistors was pulled from the japanese american national museum. my wife and i went down there and they have on file a bunch of interviews with people, frank ami, a variety of folks who were part of the heart mountain resistors and also the no no boys. these interviews were done by frank chen, frank abe and other folks and they are all on file. i used those to make sure i created real live characters. hope that answers the question. >> who else wants to ask a questi

in mountainview, len ramirez, cbs5. >>> after 30 years on the air doctor laura says she is leaching, not retiring, not quitting, the real reason behind that decision. >>> fergie the princess or pop sing officer a look inside the mindset of college-bound students. [ singing ] . >>> yeah, they got creams of making it big. hear from the thousands of idol hopefuls who spent hours in line trying to make an impression. she apologiz going off . >>> whether or not. weather you will have sunshine and warmer conditions tomorrow or maybe you'll have more of that. that. the pinpoint fo i started with a free trial membership and i was hooked! [ male announcer ] now, with netflix, you can watch tv episodes and movies instantly with the three leading video game systems or other devices. watching instantly is so easy! you just click it and bam... it's right there. [ male announcer ] netflix. unlimited streaming to your tv over the internet -- plus unlimited dvds by mail for only nine bucks a month. netflix lets me watch what i want when i want. [ male announcer ] go to netflix.com to start your netf

len ramirez on local creeks that researchers and scientists are worried about. len. >> reporter: >> reporter: allen, we are above guadalupe creek here in the middle of downtown san jose. and as i step away from the camera and we look in here, it looks pretty good. this is a beautiful setting right now from your picture but under the water there, it's pretty dirty. in fact, this is one of the creeks that's on a list of many dirty creeks throughout the bay area. unfortunately it's not the only one around here. >>> reporter: at first glance, the waters of coyote creek in san jose look inviting, refreshing and even pure. but that's only at first glance following a report that this is one of the dirtiest creeks in the bay area, i decided to wade into the waters to see for myself. some of it didn't look too bad, but then there were places thick with old tires and trash. it's a bit difficult to tell exactly what is below the surface here because the water is so murky but just on the surface around where i'm sitting right now is an old mossy tennis ball, a drink cup, ge

in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> marijuana delivered to your doorstep.s what new dispensary says it's afghanistan but as an notarangelo reports the city want to stop it before it gets rolling so so to speak. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. this is the business called herb essence. people who don't want it say there is a high school and a daycare nearby. you wouldn't note it, there is no sign indicating what they sell. but word has gotten out they do sell marijuana here. >> i don't want to be labeled any more than the woman with the silly walk or funny walks, i want to get well, i want to he'll in my own community. >> devlin sea well is a nine- year stroke survivor, she is grateful she did can go to herb essence in concord to pick up her precipitation. >> i don't want to drive to berkeley, uncomfortable, puts me at my personal safety risk to go out of my comfort zone. >> honey burns says she smokes pot to curb anxiety. she doesn't have a medical card and wasn't picking up any marijuana today. are you high right now. >> yeah, i am. i can't believe i'

len. >> reporter: that's right, dana. it caused quite a stir here in the neighborhood when people came across these goats on a popular walking path. and now animal control officers are investigating this case as a potential felony case of animal cruelty but beyond that, they are also concerned about the possible satanic ties. >> they found two, three goats died. >> reporter: he led us to the spot along the creek road near doral drive where the gruesome discovery was made. three goats had been slaughtered and stuffed into boxes nair heads cut off dumped into -- their heads cut off and dumped nearby >> >> i don't think they were killed here. >> reporter: home owners in the semi rural neighborhood near alum rock park say the creek is sometimes a dumping ground for trash and even trees become targets for graffiti vandals but this was a first. >> when i got the word that it was not a normal dead animal, i responded to the scene. >> reporter: san jose animal control officers took the case over after neighbors called police sund

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. >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría len >>> estoy es día de elección, sexo origcdatos >>> . estas últimas dos por supuesto son las más importantes, hay mucho en juego y el tema migratorio asume un tema protagónico. >>> vamos con el arizona. la sb 1070, cono tra de inmigrante, está definiendo la forma de votar de los electo res, los candidatos, e a todos los puestos que están en juego, han sido obligado a tomar una postura apoyan o no apoyan esta ley antiinmigrante. en phoenix por qué la votación de hoy es tan importante y tiene repercusión a nivel nacional. 113 grados en arizona, no impidieron que pineda vote por primera vez desde que hizo ciudadano. >>> puede expresar por medio del voto su deseos para que representen en el gobierno. >>> arizona, elige los candidatos se afrentará en la elección general de noviembre. no hay nada que decidir respecto de inmigración, la inmigración es el gran tema. por esta mujer, casi desconocida, célebre después de firmar la sb 1070, la gobernadora, fue a votar por si misma. >>> respondiendo una pregunta, dijo de acuerdo a las encu

air optix®, the lens you can survive a long day in.ck out google online today, this is what you'll see. the black ribbon on its home page marks this fifthth anniversary of hurricane katrina. google regulars know that the website frequently dresses up its logo for a special occasion. they call them google doodles. we called on our john blackstone to find out why. >> smith: at google, the artists painting on digital canvases are producing works of art that will be viewed by millions that disappear in just 24 hours. they are the creators of google's doodles. the often playful illustrations that regularly transform google's home page to mark things like holidays, famous birthdays, and notable discoveries and inventions. on the 20th anniversary of the launch of the hubble space telescope, this is how google celebrated the achievement. >> doing a little rough sketch. >> reporter: michael lopez was creating the hubble doodle the day we visited google. >> the earth rising behind it so you can get the sense that it's orbiting around the earth.

len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> for san francisco muni workers no more free parking. starting in december, drivers who park in muni yards will be hit with an $80 a month parking fee. until now, they have been allowed to park for free. these are the same workers who refused to forego their hefty raises. so is this payback? muni management says no such thing. workers see it differently. >> saw it a lot more earlier than my schedule starts. >> you guys drive buses. why you can't ride on them? >> true. true. but just give us a break and let us park as we have been doing and let it be. >> the end of free parking will help muni's budget shortfall by about $3.5 million. roberta has the forecast. >> dana king is just -- she has my name in vain because we had highs only in the 50s and 60s on saturday, feeling like football weather and now we are going to be soaring up to the triple digits. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera towards the transamerica building where we have some low and mid-level clouds. that's that marine deck that's trying to organize off the coast pouring i

len ramirez has more. >> reporter: well it means a lot for the company. the hp delayed the announcement of mark hurd stepping down until after the stock market closed but it paid a price today as well as in public opinion. it is the scandal that has the silicon valley talking. the powerful man at the top of hewlett-packard, the chairman and ceo, mark hurd is out. and a part-time b-movie actress is in. 50-year-old actress fisher also worked as a reality tv star and in hp event planning and greeting. she stepped into the spotlight to say she was sorry that he lost his job over the claim that the boss sexually harassed her. but both of them say the relationship was not intimate, causing many to wonder. >> there is always two stories and the real story. >> reporter: mark hurd was found not to have violated hp's sexual harassment policy, but he was accused of other fraud. >> the stock prices took a big hit today. so billions in the capitol of the company, that could come back. in terms of the public perception, it shows a company in crisis and turmoil. >> repo

in east palo alto, len ramirez, cbs 5. store furlough fridays return to california today for a lot of people as an unpleasant surprise. in fact we saw a number of people show up at the dmv in san mateo for their scheduled appointments. they didn't know the office would be closed. they said they checked online even with employees yesterday and never heard or saw anything about the friday closure. >> >> the worst thing that we came yesterday to ask them, are you open tomorrow? >> reporter: they said yes? >> they said yes. >> online, they said they are going to be open at 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >> not so. the dmv website now has the correct information about the closures. on wednesday the state supreme court said governor schwarzenegger could resume furlough fridays this month. another court hearing will happen next month. next friday is another furlough day. >>> first trees, now flowers. a search for the vandal who is ripping apart roses at a popular bay area park. >> and a rare catch. a 320-pound shark caught in the bay, wh

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but it is a powerful reminder when you hear the message coming from a father of one little boy as len ramirez found out. >>> reporter: photos and memories are what are left for cortez diaz family after their son and brother, 4-year-old jose, was killed in a freeway crash caused by what police say was a drunk driver. >> it's been kind of sat because i can't play with him anymore, i can't talk to him, i can't kiss him or hug him how i used to. [ crying ] >> reporter: family members including the boy's father jesus could not contain the unspeakable anguish of losing a child. at a sheriff's news conference even veteran officers welled one emotion. mr. cortez, a day laborer from gilroy who was also injured in the july 11 crash, said a beautiful life and a family's joy was destroyed. [ speaking spanish ] >> because he was a very happy child. [ crying ] >> and in his short life he left us many memories. and very beautiful memories. >> reporter: alcohol-related traffic fatalities are down 9.1% in california according to the state office of traffic safety. but alcohol is involved in about 30%

len ramirez on what one county lawmaker wants required for every pit bull. >>> reporter: owning a pit bull in incorporated santa clara county could soon be against the law if the animal is not spayed or neutered. >> i'm not sure what type of ordinance we might end up with. >> reporter: supervisor ken yeager is proposing an ordinance to make it mandatory for pit bull owners to fix their dogs or face a citation from animal control officers, fines or even lose their dogs. yeager says it was the mauling death of 2-year-old jacob dillon bisbee in concord last month by three unaltered family pit bulls that caused him to act. >> all of us were horrified by the mauling and death of that young child. as soon as i heard that, i said whatever i can do in santa clara don't make sure that such a tragedy doesn't happen again, i want to do. >> reporter: yeager says most significant dog bite episodes involve multiple dogs living together that have not been fixed. the new measure would specifically target pit bulls which is a mistake according to dog breeders and handlers who spoke out against the ame