leslie? >> it is a shocker, a veteran san jose police officer accused of sexual misconduct with a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old. >> the crime occurred in this police officer's house. our media partner, the san jose mercury news reporting that the officer may have provided alcohol to miners -- minors at parties and had sex with them. the 44-year-old san jose police officer has been under investigation for several years showing up at the san jose police department. >> he took one of our officers into custody on the $100,000 warrant charging him with three counts of child molest. he has been booked. >> it is possible giving the circumstances of the regarding the alleged misconduct, but there may be additional victims in the community or nearby please con contact the police department. >> reaction among fellow officers was understandably devastating. >> it has been a hard year for us. officers took a pay cut here, and now we are dealing with having to have the negative stigma attached and he is a

that's just facts leslie.you said, as karl rove said earlier, 88 votes which shows that state wasn't so in love with the president. >> sean: we are not talking about a small margin. >> we are not talking about a hugely democratic district. a district he barely won, 88 votes. >> votes are dropping. >> he said he's going to fix everything with a ma -- magic bullet so how come he keeps throwing blanks. >> sean: more with the great american panel, next. and we switched to fedex 'cause a lot of their packaging contains recycled materials. tell them what else fedex does. well we're now using more electric trucks and lower emission planes. we even offer a reusable envelope. now, can't we at least print on the back sides of used paper? what's the executive compensation list...? [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. they want to see before they die. they don't fill photo albums with pictures from an online search. it's okay. the internet wi be just fine without you. that's why we built

leslie is not con iteming it, you are. leslie, are you further left he is. is that why you are not con iteming it? >> no. i think you know i'm more of one of the moderate lefts. >> bill: why is he condemning it and you are not? >> because i don't condemn a person's right in the united states to be angry at their nation because that changes. >> bill: you don't have to condemn the person. you condemn their words. i didn't condemn these people. i said what they are doing is misguided. it's dangerous. >> i don't agree. i don't agree because. >> bill: you don't agree that what they're doing is misguided? >> i don't agree with 100% of their opinion and, yes, some of what they said is misguided. i do think, bill, that many of us became finer human beings toward each other as americans and as people after 9/11 but that -- even though it's the minority of people, there are a small group of people which you did say are dangerous. that is not the case for. there is further and more discrimination of prejudice not only against muslims but people of color. more division

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leslie and lars thank you.yn: we are awaiting a critical free speech ruling right now as ten muslim students go on trial in california. the students shouting down an israeli diplomat at a california university. they claim that was their first amendment right. but what about his first amment right? a powerful "kelly's court." up next a fair & balanced debate on a convicted cop killer set to die tomorrow. is this justice or punishment that should not be imposed? stay tuned. >> it would give me some peace. like i said there will never be any closure, i can't, because mark is gone, and that hole in my heart will be there until the day i die. but it may give me some peace and quiet, that is really what i would like to have. @=h are you anxious to protect your family with life insurance... but afraid you can't afford it? well, look how much insurance many people can get through selectquote for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found, rich, 37, a $500,000 policy for under $18 a month. even though dave, 43, takes

. >> leslie. >> a consumer website tried to make a funny joke today but nobody laughed. at 10:34 this morning this went out on twitter. breaking, witnesses reporting screams and gunfire heard inside the capitol building. what went unnoticed was the tweet came from the onion, which is a satire news website. 10 minutes later, capitol building being evacuated, 12 children held hostage by a group of armed congressmen. that should have been a big tip- off. a few minutes after that another tweet with a link to a story on the onion website. the onion responded by saying this is satire, that's how it works. >>> then there's this guy that's been accused of using remote controlled airplanes to target the capitol building. >> reporter: classmates say that rezwan ferdaus refused to face the flag during the pledge of allegiance. a suspected lone wolf who grew up in ashland, massachusetts. rezwan ferdaus thought he was plotting with al-qaida operatives, but they were undercover agents. >> he thinks he's al-qaida, wanted to try. >> reporter: the feds say ferdaus bout a small drone airc

truth be told, leslie is not so hot on the whole idea and she's not shy about it. >> honestly, i thoughthonestly. i still am not a huge fan of it but guess i'm getting diapers out of it? >> yes, you are. >> so -- >> reporter: the diapers in exchange for beer is a dadchelor party staple known as the diaper keg. >> i let everybody know what brand you wanted, what sizes you wanted. this is all for you. >> i'm sure it is. >> reporter: sure enough, dave's friends show up to the preparty armed not with budweiser or coors, but with hug guys and pampers. >> wow! wow! >> reporter: had you ever heard of a dadchelor party? >> no, this is the first one. >> reporter: it may be their first, but according to the preg man si -- pregnancy website thebump.com, it's not going to be the last. >> 1 in 5 dads are attending or having a party thrown in their honor. >> reporter: not surprisingly, the trend has already been poked fun at, like this parody from life lifeofdad.com. >> dadchelor party! yeah! >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: far be it from me to question the need for one last three-baby bust out. as

leslie brinkly was there to get a take on the future. >> these environmentalists are focusing on solar. he is a consult at the present time at the board of directors. >> this is the 21st century. we have to be all of the other nations that are stealing our industry from us. the chinese are subsidizing. >> as for the u.s. -- >> they are bwarfed. -- dwarfed. they are in the trillions of dollars. >> the reality is not all solar companies are going to make it. they have to evolve or they will die like cylindra. >> i understand that it is terrible that we will lose 1100 jobs. but the cost is because panels are so cheap. >> even westinghouse admits to making panels in china. >> competing for production is something that we are looking at, but we are not being successful at right now. >> no answers? >> no answers for that one. >> he is on the commerce committee and says there are jobs for solar installations. and more money in consumer pockets. with solar prices down 75% in the last few years. >> the market for energy is 10 times larger than the market for the silicon devices. it is a huge up

leslie brinkly was there to get a take on the future. >> these environmentalists are focusing on solar. he is a consult at the present time at the board of directors. >> this is the 21st century. we have to be all of the other nations that are stealing our industry from us. the chinese are subsidizing. >> as for the u.s. -- >> they are bwarfed. -- dwarfed. they are in the trillions of dollars. >> the reality is not all solar companies are going to make it. they have to evolve or they will die like cylindra. >> i understand that it is terrible that we will lose 1100 jobs. but the cost is because panels are so cheap. >> even westinghouse admits to making panels in china. >> competing for production is something that we are looking at, but we are not being successful at right now. >> no answers? >> no answers for that one. >> he is on the commerce committee and says there are jobs for solar installations. and more money in consumer pockets. with solar prices down 75% in the last few years. >> the market for energy is 10 times larger than the market for the silicon devices. it is a huge up

leslie brinkly joins us from the scene. >> things got back close to normal district. it course the controversy is brewing over who is to blame for a gas leak. at 2:00 you could see gas, hear gas and smell gas when a contractor saw through the underling concrete and ruptured a 10-inch gas main. >> when we happened to see it coming out, it is the first thing coming to my mind. >> reporter: workers guess the donatela hotel. an office building and academy of art was evacuated. traffic was stopped as pg&e ventsly capped off the leak. and that's when the physicaler -- the finger-pointing started. >> the gas line was buried at 15 inches. the reason it wasn't 24 inches is it was protected with a steel plate. >> the importance is if there are no markings there, the work is not supposed to be done. >> they hadn't marked it because the contractory working for sfpuc wasn't supposed to extau straight until thursday. no digging should have occurred here according to pg&e? >> exactly. that's what our investigation shows. >> there is conflicting information about who is responsible.

leslie purr sighs those things. the case for unlocking the potential of william and including them more fully in the economic life of our nation respect begins with an accounting of how women are driving growth. the 21 economies of apex is the most dynamic of the world. together we equal more than that half of global output. they are opening stores. they are running businesses. they are harvesting crops. they are assembling electronics and designing software. the economist points out that the increase in employment of women in developed countries during the past decade has added more to global growth than china has, and that's a lot. in the united states a study found that women went from holding 37% of all jobs to nearly 48% over the past 40 years. and that in sheer value terms, these williams have punched well above their weight. the productivity gains attributeable to this modest increase in women's overall share of the labor market accounts for approximately one quarter of the current u.s. g.d.p. that works out

leslie brinkly joins us from the scene. >> things got back close to normal district. it course the controversy is brewing over who is to blame for a gas leak. at 2:00 you could see gas, hear gas and smell gas when a contractor saw through the underling concrete and ruptured a 10-inch gas main. >> when we happened to see it coming out, it is the first thing coming to my mind. >> reporter: workers guess the donatela hotel. an office building and academy of art was evacuated. traffic was stopped as pg&e ventsly capped off the leak. and that's when the physicaler -- the finger-pointing started. >> the gas line was buried at 15 inches. the reason it wasn't 24 inches is it was protected with a steel plate. >> the importance is if there are no markings there, the work is not supposed to be done. >> they hadn't marked it because the contractory working for sfpuc wasn't supposed to extau straight until thursday. no digging should have occurred here according to pg&e? >> exactly. that's what our investigation shows. >> there is conflicting information about who is responsible.

. >> reporter: leslie has been a registered nurse with sutter healthcare for 21 years. >> we've given to sutter and they want to take that away. >> reporter: tomorrow, leslie will put down her medical chart, pick up one of these picket signs -- >> stand up, turn around, there's a healthcare crisis in this town! >> reporter: and become one of the thousands of nurses at 34 hospitals to walk off the job. why? that depends on the hospital. raises, sick days and ironically better healthcare are some of their complaints. >> sutter is demanding massive takeaways that will cost out of their own pocket for healthcare for their families. >> this is something much greater than the demands the nurses are making. >> reporter: this man teaches a class on the impact of picket lines. >> it's about the awareness that both public sector and private sector labor groups have in this country that they are under siege at this point. >> reporter: he says the strike by one. biggest unions in the country -- >> it's kind of the big dog definitely. >> reporter: -- is really designed to show the public -- >> wha

leslie? >> reporter: things finally back to normal here in the theater district near union square but it was a nerve wracking afternoon and, of course, a controversy brewing over exactly who is to blame for the gas leak. at 2:00 wednesday, witnesses say you could see gas, hear gas, and smell gas when a contractor sawed through the pavement at mason and post street and ruptured a 10-inch gas main. >> when we happened to see the gas coming out it is first thing coming to my mind is what happened to san bruno. >> workers and guests at the hotel and the j.w. marriott were sheltered in place. an office building in the academy of art were evacuated. traffic was stopped as pg&e eventually capped off the leak and that is when the finger pointing started. >> the gas line was buried at 15 inches. the reason it wasn't down to 24 inches was it was protected with a steel plate. it had to go up and over a city facility in the case. >> the importance is if there is no markings there the work is not supposed

in san francisco near union square, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> 4:37. new survey shows overwhelming majority of californians are pessimistic about the economy. half are worried a family member would lose their job. poll by the non-partisan public policy institute of california found record 67% thought jobs and the economy were the most important issue facing the state. 89% think the state is in a recession. the poll shows 40% of californians believe president obama's effort so far have failed to get more people working. still, 48% of likely voters say they trusted him on economic matters more than the republicans in congress. >> the maverick search contest heading back to the creator. tonight, the san mateo county harbor district is expected to approve a permit for the big wave contest held near half moon bay. it will be run by jeff clark, the man who started it in 1999, along with his wife and several other surfing community leaders. in 2009, clark's former partner gained control of the contest. it would allow it between september and march if it mater

and nancy karlsson page from leslie university and the author of the book "taking back childhood."you first told me the statistic, fifth grade. that you can see a child going off the rails academically by fifth grade. what are the warning signs? >> they're pretty intuitive. the important thing is to do something about them. first of all, declining academic performance, second increased absences, tardiness starts to go up. and number three, disciplinary. i would add a fourth one. that's what researchers established in if you get a good data system, you capture it, you intervene and the ability to read and write at your grade level because by eighth grade, we see on the only federal or national test, we see 25% of our kids reading several grades below grade level. i can go to any state look at that score and tell you within a point or two what their dropout rate will be within the next three or four years. >> why don't we use that data and intervene fiercely when we see districts or subsets of kids or states that are failing? >> good news is more and more we are, but we're not doing

no confirmation this is the body of michelle lee. >>> thank you leslie. federal investigators are now on the ground in reno, nevada trying to determine the cause of a disastrous air crash at an air show yesterday. diane has been reporting on the crash since shortly after it happened. >> this is a deadly accident to begin with and the death toll continues to climb. 9 confirmed so far. they are working to determine what went so terribly wrong. >> the national championship air races were screaming across the desert sky at 500 miles per hour when something went wrong. it rolls and plunges into a vip section on the tarmac. it cuts through the crowd. >> parts of things flying through the air. >> everybody at first was screaming and then running. >> like a war zone. there were body parts all over. >> at least 50 people were rushed to the hospital. there were nine dead including 74-year-old pilot jimmy lee ward a popular respected vet veran o the air show circuit. some suspect he may have blacked out. >> it went rooifrt my head. i was thinking cool never seen a p

leslie, although i am glad to say that leslie's husband will help pay the cost because you know the administrationay they are going to cut payments to doctors. so, i'm sorry, if you need some charity, republicans are always good for that when they cut your husband's paycheck back. megyn: what is going happen, leslie? we are on the front end of the mandate of the healthcare law. kids having to stay on their parents' healthcare plans until they are 26. but this is the front end. ed the real things don't hit until 2014. might that be up higher once the rest of the mandates kick? >> we talk about blaming obama and as you like to call it obama-care. but if insurance companies are raising the rates in the premiums. the insuranceompanies are to blame. this comes down to greed. even in a bad economy, what companies have done the best on wall street. insurance companies, medical related companies. in my violin stays in the case for people making 7-digit salaries. and golden parachute salaries even when they fail. if it's a mandate that's going go forward, it's the supreme court says this is constitutional.

andre campbell and leslie dubbin who were very helpful and were hoping for a different outcome than what we experienced. we also have our police chief with us. thank you for being here. members of the command staff. you'll hear from the mayor soon. i'd like to start off this, a simple but symbolic ceremony and i'd like to ask our department chaplain, father john green, to begin with an invocation. father green? >> before the invocation today, i would like to ask you to join with me in acknowledging the valarios and perezs and the great sacrifice they made for us. [applause] if anything, our grief is more real now than it was a few months ago, and so it's all the more important that we remember each other and we pray for each other as we continue to struggle with the death of not only two fighters, but two friends, two sons. in the book of job, we hear, "oh, that my words were written down, would that they were inscribed in a record that, with an iron chisel and with lead they were cut in rock forever, but i know that my redeemer lives and i will see him on the last day." today, we acknow

leslie marshall and lars larson. for those who haven't been paying that close attention to this dispute. it gets mentioned over and over. it's part of romney's 7 points he raises as the every debate. he's very upset because boeing is not being allowed to what? >> in here why it national relations board is telling boeing you can't operate this brand-new factory and you can't employ the thousand people and another couple thousand side jobs that would be involved in building this jetliner? why because the nlrb said it was some kind of retaliation against union workers, machinists, well paid professional in washington state who didn't lose a single job. boeing said can we get some labor peace if we build this plant here? they said no. so boeing said we'll build our next factory in a right to work state. you can join the union if you want to, but you are not forced to like you are in washington state. the nlrb says you can't open your plants and build the dreamliner even though there is no other assembly line to build it

leslie was there to get a take on the future. >> reporter: these leaders are banking on solar. robert f kennedy, jr. is a consultant to the board of directors. >> this is the arms race to the 21st century. we have to beat other nations that are stealing our industries from us. the reason solyndra collapsed is because the kai these are subsidizing. -- the chinese are subsidizing. >> reporter: not all solar companies are going to make it they have to evolve or die like solyndra. >> i understand solyndra and it is terrible that we are going to lose 1100 jobs and half a billion dollars in a loan guarantee, the cost of the panels is so cheap that's good for the u.s.. >> reporter: even westinghouse admits to making panels in china. >> competing with china in production is something we are looking at. but not being very successful at right now. >> reporter: no answers? >> no answers for that one. >> reporter: at assembly man is on the committee he says the plus side for california is in jobs for solar installation. more money in consumer's pockets with solar prices down 75% in the las

>> well, as a matter of fact, i'm glad you did, leslie. we will have a good show. there are all these rumors that governor chris christie of new jersey may get into the republican presidential primaries. we will talk to haleigh barber, the republican governor of mississippi about that with martin o'malley, the governor of maryland and republican senator john mccain who has been around this track a couple of times. i want to get their take on what they think christie's entry or nonentry into the race really means. >> could be a burgeoning field definitely. thank you so much. >> thanks, leslie. >>> prosecutors dropped a reckless driving charge stemming from this past spring's deadly tour bus crash in virginia. you probably remember it. however, kin yiu cheung will face involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the accident that killed four people. he admitted he fell asleep behind the wheel when the bus crashed 30 miles north of richmond. transportation department officials say they were in the process of shutting down the bus company at the time of the dea

leslie, they submitted projects coming up in the fall. and if the stake holders had approved of that. additionally, the loss of parking. >> colleagues, we have received the report from the citizens' advisory committee. is there any question? let's open it up to public comment. thank you, mr. davis, for your service. public comment is closed. item number four? >> item #4. recommend adoption of san francisco's project priorities for the 2012 regional transportation improvement program. this is an action item. supervisor campos: and we have the report. >> i will present this item. i will try to keep it simple. every few years, the california transportation commission adopted a program that is a five-year program of projects. there are a number of different state and federal funds programs that funneled through. 75% are programmed by agencies like this entity. that work is done for the approval of the metropolitan transportation commission. they will approve bay area regional transportation improvement programs. they are all compiled together

leslie brinkly talked with 30 or so pan am flight attendants. >> it was so glamorous. i flea from 1961 to 1971. >> her uniform fashioned the costumeses on the tv show. this former pan am steb word ess -- stewardesses talked about flying around the world and staying in the best hotels. >> it was exciting and dangerous. we were flying out of war zones and evacuating american citizens and flying out of vietnam. taking out the gi's for their r and r, their much needed r and r. >> most brought photos of themselves in uniform and recalled the weigh ins. you had to maintain the weight you were when you were hired or you were fired. as for flying now -- >> not to insult the airlines now, but it is a budget thing. we served caviar. we cooked the roast beef to order. >> and they served champagne and cherries jubilee. and then there were celebrity. >> i met rod sterling. it was the best time. it was in manila. he came to our party and partied with us. >> the ladies say those were truly the glory days. leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> and about 40 years ago, a brilliant director base

leslie brinkley. abc7 news. >> giselle esteban, a former friend of le, was arrested earlier this month and charged with murder in the case. they believe she attacked the nursing student in the parking garage in hayward. esteban is due back in court tomorrow. >> there are renewed calls to permanently end the airshow in reno after friday's deadly crash. the death toll now stands at 9. ntsb investigators took their first tour of the season last -- ever the scene last night. during friday's race as world war ii p-51 mustang took a nose dive, crashing into the tarmac. spectators nearby were hit by a wall of flying shrapnel. adam wong has our update. >> some noticed a strange gurgling engine noise from above. seconds later the p-51 mustang pitched upward, twirled and nose dived into a vii section. >> he's going up at an impossible angle slightly above vertical and twisted and turned and, wham! it was all brown smoke and debris. >> it started wobbling. >> there were a lot of broken bones and amputations. nat

megyn: that's for leslie. >> americans understand that. but americans understand, and lars, you know i embrace you, i love you, and you won't admit it ou've got to agree with me on this. left or right, it is not the president's job to create jobs, you constantly say on -- >> i didn't say it was. >> it's the private sector. >> i agree. >> but the private sector is not inch sourcing. i have not seen one jobs bill lars from your guys on the right. >> you cannot out source drilling for oil in the gulf. you cannot out source that to india. the president could make that happen again. the president could sign off on the keystone pipeline from canada that is 20,000 private sector jobs being held up by government paperwork. the president could take the treaties, the trade treaties and send them over to the congress which he hasn't done. megyn: i've got to leave it a at that. thank you for being here. all the best. big developments in the appeals case of amanda knox. an update on that for you phoplt tear lee. we jus momentarily. plus we just got off

. >> leslie, thank you very much. and we'll update that story. the university of california lowest paid wrkers called on regents not to back way from a pay raise they bad any need. the workers asked regents to guarantee the pay raises. they plan to pie pai previously negotiated and money al yes indicate -- aloe indicated in the state budget. and uc official dz not return our calls for a comment on this. >> and domestic violence is a growing problem in marin county. officials trying a new approach. the center for domestic peace sponsored a public meeting to develop a coordinated response to fight domestic violence. the goal is to develop solutions. the marin county district attorney says that the pervasiveness is alarming. >> our most prevalent violent crime and domestic violence is violence within households with relationships. that is where we have our highest incidences of violent crime. >> and more than 600 victims report domestic violence incidents every year. >> a contra costa county fire fighter received california's highest medal of valor

leslie brinkley. abc7 news. >> giselle esteban, a former friend of le, was arrested earlier this month and charged with murder in the case. they believe she attacked the nursing student in the parking garage in hayward. esteban is due back it in court tomorrow. >> there are renewed calls to permanently end the airshow in reno after friday's deadly crash. the death toll now stands at 9. ntsb investigators took their first tour of the season last night. during friday's race as world war ii p-51 mustang took a nose dive, crashing into the tarmac. investigators were hit by a wall of flying shrapnel. adam wong has our update. >> some noticed a strange gurgling engine noise from above. seconds later the p-51 mustang pitched upward, twirled and nose dived into a vii section. >> he's going up at an impossible angle slightly above vertical and twisted and turned and, wham! it was all brown smoke and debris. >> it started would bling. >> there were a lot of broken bones and amputations. national transportation

. >>> anita and leslie at 7:00 cops are not above the law. turns out neither are their spouses. we will explain. our guests, we will talk about the outrage over the bank of america new debit card fee. is this just another big bank being a big bully? we will ask the tough questions at 7:00. see you then. >>> she is accused of killing her own grandchild. there is video of the act. but will it be enough to convict carmelo de la rosa. ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ >>> some terrifying moments at a florida elementary school. this is from a police dashboard camera during drop off. a 6-year-old's leg was wedged in the engine compartment. the first responder lifted the car and freed the boy. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> a bile board in georgia is prompting lots of calls to 911. the advertisement for out book's wood fired

searchers found the body of leslie yi but stopped looking for several others. the families paid a private company to conduct an underwater sonar search. >> just through the survivors and understanding the lay of the land, we're coming up with some presumed what we consider hot spots, to search. >> john: the group, called find our fathers, received a check today from a recent chevy's restaurant fundraiser that will help finance the next search. >> a surfer in southern california has been declared dead as powerful waves are pounding the state. the 42-year-old was found in the water near his surfboard. the national weather service lifted the high surf advisory yesterday but rip currents remain an issue. the rough surf was cause evidence by the swell from a powerful storm in new zealand. >> more flooding on the gulf coast as slow-moving tropical storm lee is lingering. >> and president obama pledges support for hurricane irene victims. >> the fight over proposition 8 returns to the crm. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser, this hour, a few peeks of sun, low cloud making its

congress, as leslie those responsible for the -- especially those responsible for the u.s. space program, have made it clear that they will oppose any funding for u.s.-chinese cooperation. i think it is not possible that this will happen. >> for the chinese, how significant is this launched today? they are daunting russian technology. >> well, i think that china borrowed a bit of technology from the russians early on but most of what we have seen is due to their own efforts to. this is a very big step for china. this is the first at on their way to experimenting with the kind of technologies they were using to construct their space station which is scheduled to be completed in 2020. interestingly enough, that is about the time that the international space station will probably be decommissioned. china will be left with the only space station up there. >> do you think that the chinese are too ambitious and getting ahead of themselves? >> no, i think that they have been proceeding quite slowly. this plan was originally conceived in the back -- back in the mid 1980's. they hav

. >> leslie has been registered nurse with sutter healthcare for 21 years. >> they have given our lives to sadr and they want to take that away. >> tomorrow she will put down her medical chart, pick up one of these picket signs and become one of the thousands of nurses at 34 hospitals to walk off of the job. why is that depends on the hospital, but raises, sick days and ironically better healthcare are some of their complaints. >> setter is demanding massive takeaways that would cost to nurses thousands out of their pockets for health care for their families. >> this is about something much greater than the demand for nurses are making. >> political analyst joe truman teaches the class on the picket line. >> is about the awareness that both public and private sector labor groups have in this country and that they are under siege at this point. >> says, the strikes by one of the biggest unions in the country is really designed to show the public. >> this is what our world without nurses would look like. >> and the hospitals are not blinking. >> i had the experience of going to just three

i will call leslie levitas just in case she came, but she informed are often she would not be here, then ronnie muniz. mr. mansfield? >> hazmat the 1980's, 1985, in and out of the county jail, and

they found the body of leslie yee but stopped looking after several days families paid a private company to conduct an underwater search. >> just the survivors and understanding the lay of the land we're coming up with what we consider hot spots to search. >>> the group find our fathers received money that will help finance the rest of the search. >>> and over in japan, talas is leaving a trail of mudslides. thousands of stranded as the heavy rains turned towns into lakes. evacuation orders have been issued to more than 400,000 people in the region. japan continues to get battered. >> we have lovely conditions for your labor day. >> if you want sunshine, head inland, if you want clouds, head to the coast. keep you cool. make everybody happy. we do have the a's in town feasting on the royals after sweeping the mariners. looks like it will be a gorgeous time to be at the game. clouds and they are rather thick drizzle possible along the coast this morning. flight arrival delays possible at sfo. we'll keep an eye on those four. first, let's talk about the temperatures, if you are heading out

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reporting live at sfo, leslie brinkly, abc news. >> that's the good news of course. and justice ginsburg came through without injury. she was seen tonight entering the san francisco opera house ginsburg is here for a speaking engagement at hastings college of law tomorrow. >> banks are cracking down on homeowners setting the stage for a dramatic rise in fore foreclosures. the defaults are up from july. that's the highest month to month increase since the meltdown began in 2007. in california that number is even higher with an increase in default notices. california has the second highest foreclosure rate behind nevada. the banks are starting to take swift action a year after processing lead to a sharp slow down in fore foreclosures. >> and the crisis is leading to a multimillion-dollar drop in property values. in oakland, the collective property values will drop $12 billion by the end of 2012. the real estate experts say when a home goes into foreclosure, it drops an average of 22%. in the past four years, 28,000 oakland homes have gone into foreclosure. >>> some pro

leslie has worked at summit in oakland for 24 years. >> we're forced to strike to stand up because other than that, they just don't get the message. >> but nurses in the sutter health system don't want deep concessions they say are part of contract negotiations. >> they want to make nurses pay thousands of dollars more a year in out of pocket costs for their own health costs, reduce maternity leave. >> nurses at children's hospital oakland and kaiser are on strike too at summit, 500 temporary workers will fill in. >> we are fully staffed in terms of we brought in a lot of excellent well skilled and experienced nurses to staff the beds. the doctors are here. we're ready to do business as usual here. >> they say nurses are well compensated but need to think affordability as this one-day strike may turn into five because that's how long the replacement workers' contract is. >> i think that that's awful because we told them it's a one-day strike. >> every now and then gets kind of loud out here. a spokesperson for the hospital said some elective surgeries were put off until another day. for

reporting live at sfo, leslie brinkly, abc news. >> that's the good news of course.nd justice ginsburg came through without injury. she was seen tonight entering the san francisco opera house ginsburg is here for a speaking engagement at hastings college of law tomorrow. >> banks are cracking down on homeowners setting the stage for a dramatic rise in fore foreclosures. the defaults are up from july. that's the highest month to month increase since the meltdown began in 2007. in california that number is even higher with an increase in default notices. california has the second highest foreclosure rate behind nevada. the banks are starting to take swift action a year after processing lead to a sharp slow down in fore foreclosures. >> and the crisis is leading to a multimillion-dollar drop in property values. in oakland, the collective property values will drop $12 billion by the end of 2012. the real estate experts say when a home goes into foreclosure, it drops an average of 22%. in the past four years, 28,000 oakland homes have gone into foreclosure. >>> some promi

which includes tourists in the sun and leslie you fall in on this fourth and last part receives the ward do you regard your false there's a need to pan and peace or a part of the. i mean that if the latter is true then the viewers who have not seen the previous parts will have to watch all of them first before seeing faults. no it's a separate film each of the pods has its own value and leads a separate life but that's how it was the general idea behind the technology is humanitarian. not quite cinema to graphic. the roots of the method i employed i mean such fundamental studies could be traced back to literature. it's not typical of cinematography neither russia nor international it may as well be a unique case the first case of such an in-depth study but as a director i cannot imagine that it would be possible to produce small taurus or the sun and keep them on the shelf during all these years waiting for files to come out finalist is a separate film but you can also viewed as the last chapter of the tetralogy. well it's not the first time we talk to you in over the years i have come t

i will call leslie levitas just in case she came, but she informed are often she would not be here, then ronnie muniz. mr. mansfield? >> hazmat the 1980's, 1985, in and out of the county jail, and i graduated from the prison system in that 1985. i somehow had the state -- the sense to go to the lynsey street in 1995. i became part of the process trying to afford others the same opportunities i got. i feel strongly and passionately people need to be given the opportunity to help themselves. there will be tremendous changes and a lot of volatility in the city, and i think some big changes have to happen . i think i bring a different perspective and insider knowledge. i currently work at ucsf in global health sciences. i participate in a master's program. i sat on the citizens' advisory board for the central subway and i am in your district. supervisor kim: i know, thank you for being on that board. >> this is my passion. i still work with the people at the lansing street. we u facilitate groups and work with residents when they reached three months prior to leaving clancy street. they star