yesterday, lin met media and fans at another promotional event. he also signed a two-year contract with a car manufacturer, volvo, to help sell luxury cars on the lucrative market. he is taiwanese-american and has been one of china's most popular figures since come together nba two years ago. henry wolford, my son was coached by jeremy lin at a kamp in palo alto a couple of yearsing a. >> reporter: is he a good coach? >> wonderful coach. it has changed my son's life. not really but he had a good time. >> reporter: sounds great. good to hear that story. when we come back, we are going to talk about, how about some baseball. the oakland a's are going to finish at the top of their division. if that's going to happen, they will need all of their players to stay healthy. today, we got some news that one of their all-stars will have to miss some serious time. when we return, we will have all the details and reaction from a's manager, bob melvin, on the injury. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. lots going on in sports. we begin with baseball. some news o

super-size their paych lin shows us... >>> fast food workers in the bay area and across the nation are demanding restaurants supersize their paychecks. kpix 5's da lin shows us cooks in the east bay were willing to drop their spatulas and walk off the job to make that point. >>> reporter: a loud protest as union members and some fast food workers marched to an oakland kfc shutting it down briefly demanding the fast food industry allow them to unionize and increase their minimum wages to $15 an hour. evelyn walked out of the job even after her supervisor threatened to fire her. >> i'm doing this because i have hope and with that hope you can accomplish anything. >> reporter: her dream to transfer to uc-berkeley and pursue a career in psychologist a difficult task considering she is barely surviving at $8 an hour working at a mcdonald's. >> by minimum like a little bit of -- buy minimum like a little bit of food and save it in small amounts. >> reporter: others rely on government assistance. >> if i didn't get no food stamps from the government i wouldn't be able to buy food it's so expe

. >> lin, you are not on the aim page. >> there is no mention of her on the king memorial to this day, and martin luther king said hands, the statute do not show his wedding ring, which he very often wore. >> lin, you think that women weren't quite as marginalized as that? >> i guess my opinion is that at this point, we were struggling for rights for all african-americans, we called ourselves negroes then. the women's issue is an issue that gained 1964 civil rights act that came the next year after that included women and women became -- got legal recognition of the rights for equality. i'm not saying that women didn't have those rights before then, but i almost think that it's a mistake to view historical actions by future standards. i just don't agree that criticism of the civil rights movement, that because there were african-american men there that day, and no women speaking that women were just being ignored. >> and looking back, some authors have said that women were the backbone of that civil rights movement. annie, do you think that the issues that were being fought for at the

mei lin, binky's baby sister, will be hosting the show.shows about pets than babies. and what's that supposed to mean? i think she's just cranky. we must have woken her up from a nap. oh. so every time a baby disagrees with something, it's because she didn't get her nap? mei lin, i didn't say that. you're becoming one of them. i saw you walking on two legs the other day. i call it "anti-baby." that's absurd! i'm sorry, but due to, um, technical difficulties, this tease will have to be cut short. (mei lin and kate arguing) enjoy the show. kate: oh, grow up! (howls) your move. that's it, mei lin. you can do it! put some barnes muscle into it! (grunting) that's the fifth time this week she almost stood on her own. how will she ever walk if she can't even stand? she's just not ready. kate only started a month ago, and look at her now! it's like you're falling, but then you stop yourself just in time. very impressive. these glasses are amazing! i can see my toenails! come on, mei lin. just try it once. but i don't want to stand. i like being on

our da lin is at the scene.ll have another live report with the latest straight ahead. >> how a chance encounter with some horseback riders led to a key clue in the search for the california teenager at the center of an amber alert. >> reporter: 80,000 people expected right here in san jose for the san jose jazz summerfest. we have the sights, sounds and the people coming up as the news continues on kpix 5. ,, i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> can't confirm that a body has been located. the body is a female. >> a grim discovery dims hope of fining a missing investigator from the bay area

jeremy lin selected an asian mesh filmmaker. that is significant?think it's really important when linn sanity broke, they wanted to tell the story. with all the people who picked, he is actually a local filmmaker. i think it was important. what he wanted was to tell the authentic story of his journey. picking an asian-american was an amazing choice. people that saw the film agree. >> kristen: it was very authentic. what about the images in the mainstream media that added to his concern. that someone that was asian-american would not get it right. >> it was the imagery. you have people in the mainstream media a lot of various things about him and asian-american descent and you had people that were pro jeremy. i think was the big reason why he picked an asian-american to tell his story. you never know how you are going to be represented. >> kristen: what can you learn from the way jury any? >> you have to know who you are and keep a strong face out there. his foundation, knowing his film. knowing what he is passionate about and not really caring what

da lin reports his political career is coming to an end quickly. >> he has lost credibility and would be hard for him to represent voters. >> reporter: one of the biggest donors to efron correa is asking him to step down. >> his actions brought shame and disgrace to sonoma county. >> reporter: this is a picture of him in court two weeks ago after he was arrested for breaking into a woman's home through a bedroom window wearing only his underwear and socks. 3:30 in the morning. his attorney says the 32-year- old politician was simply trying to share drinks with the woman. investigators say nice try. they believe he was trying to sexually assault the woman. less than a year ago, he was also arrested outside of a san diego nightclub for fighting. >> he is guilty of poor judgment and bad behavior. >> reporter: the north bay labor council and another union donated thousands of dollars to acarillo's re-election campaign last year. two arrests in one year, they are done with him. carillo is on paid administrative leave. he makes about $150,000 a year. his attorney says carillo is at a rehab

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> workers at mcdonald's, burger king and other fast-food restaurants in 60 cities including new york, chicago and detroit, also went on strike today. >>> it is a costly consequence for the san francisco giants. >> what the feds said the team didn't do right for years come back to haunt them. >> i'm i'm meteorologist paul deanno reporting live from a sunny quiet treasure island. behind me, the new eastern span of the bay bridge. will the weather continue to cooperate for final construction of that bridge? that and your labor day weekend forecast coming up. ,,,, unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. the san francisco giants dos in back wages

kpix 5's da lin spoke with riders about where they stand. >> i'm pro union. >>> reporter: even in the pro union bay area, bart workers aren't getting a lot of love. >> it's making us so angry that we don't want to side with them because it's like, i can't get to work. i'm late to work. like i'm getting in trouble because of this. but i want to agree with you and i want to believe in your cause. but it's making it really hard for me. >> reporter: another poll released by the bay area council shows why people feel that way. 53% of the people that poll think bart workers are overcompensated. >> not a whole lot of sympathy for the workers. >> not feeling it. you are getting paid way more than what i'm getting paid. >> reporter: bart workers are among the best paid mass transit work nerds nation. >> very few folks -- workers in the nation. >> very few folks believe that bart workers are undercompensated. 85% think available funds should be spent on infrastructure. >> reporter: bart operates the oldest trains in the nation. passengers tell me there's no time for blame. just get it done. >>

students told our da lin, the wildfire did that and more. >> oh.... oh, my god. >>> reporter: fast-moving flames chased about 100 berkeley students out of their campsites near yosemite. a student recorded this video as they were fleeing. >> around like 20 minutes after we left, the fire was where i was standing when i took the video. >> reporter: the small private mayback high school in berkeley does a week-long camping trip every year before classes start. it's meant for students and teachers to get to know each other. but within two hours of arriving at their campsite on monday and just after they had unpacked, sheriff's deputies ordered them to evacuate. >> the sheriff didn't even let us go to our tents and collect our stuff. we had to evacuate immediately. >> reporter: the buses that took them there had already left so students were jammed into any vehicles that were there including a cattle truck and a moving truck. >> turning out of camp, you could see the fire just burning on the hills. >> i was freaking out. i have never been in a situation li

to hide, then you shouldn't worry about if there's cameras or not. >> reporter: in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> last years the city council tried to pass a similar ban on hammers and other tools at protests but the city shelved the idea after "occupy" protestors disrupted a meeting and threatened even more protests. >>> should the government be able to spy on us? scrutiny over all that secret surveillance is heating up on capitol hill. but one prominent california lawmaker says we would be a lot worse off without it. >> this car isn't much to look at but when you see what it can do, you're going to want one. ,, goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so you can. anytime soon. simpson appeared before the board via vi e's seeking >>> o.j. simpson just got thumbs up from the nevada parole board but won't be leaving prison soon. he appeared before the board via video link this morning. he is seeking early release on his kidnappin

but as da lin tells us, business owners are upset because the sign's purpose may not be as advertised. >>> reporter: >> it's very big. >> reporter: big and attention- grabbing. workers switched it on last night and already, the digital billboard is attracting controversy. and it's not the size but the size of the businesses that might be able to rent it. >> i would be very surprised if the rates were such where we could afford to advertise on it. i doubt i'm going to be able to afford that kind of money for that. >> i don't think that's the sort of advertising a small business would do anyway. >> reporter: the advertising company would not tell me the rate, but many nearby business owners call it -- >> a casino sign, something you would see in las vegas. >> reporter: a casino sign because there's a big casino being built right across the freeway. and it will open this fall. ironically, just as they switched on the digital billboards, the casino today hoisted its name on to the building. some business owners are disappointed that the bill board was originally advertised as a benefit to

lins's family and friends are amazed by the story. >> where did this guy come from?king for a priest. whether it was a priest serving as an angel or actually angel that came in wearing the priestly attire. he was an angel to all those and to katie. >> we just would like to find this gentleman. and be able to thank him. as a first responder, you don't know what you're going to run into. everything is a case by case basis. everything that we come across. we have a lot of tools that allow us to do many things. we have extensive training. in this particular case, it is my -- my feeling that it was nothing more than sheer faith. >> good for them. katie lins has had several surgeries, but friends and family say that she is in good spirits. >>> nowadays there's a tv channel for just about everybody, right? now there's even a channel for man's best friend. we're going to test it out on one f of our furry friends, up next. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] it's a golden opportunity to discover the heart-pounding exhilaration beyond the engineering. ♪ come to the golden

kpix 5's da lin says the crime reflects a pattern of people trying to settle their own scores. >> why would somebody do that to my son? [ crying ] >> my grandson? [ crying ] >> while he was sleeping. >> sadness and out rage. >> reporter: she says this is not the time for retaliation and more bloodshed. she wants people to honor 20- year-old andrew thomas and 1- year-old drew jackson by working with the police to find the killer. >> no more violence. >> no. no more. >> reporter: the best way to honor andrew and baby drew. >> pretty much. >> reporter: police say a gunman targeted the young father by walking into an east oakland backyard and firing about 8 rounds into a bedroom 2:45 yesterday morning. caught in the crossfire was his son. police believe the shooting may connected to another homicide in oakland over the weekend. the victim's family doesn't buy it. >> my son wasn't the person whoever they was looking for it wasn't andrew. >> reporter: she doesn't know why or who but the family and city leaders are calling for peace. >> put the guns down, stop the violence. >> reporter: this

>>quÉ lin tenert aqÍ. >>> ra de lindo cuand se sien, y salt o. > feliz erne cÓsta > bien y tÚmait >>>lÍcu nstrtions t includ", q fue de los oytosÁs impoantes dea vi de geni como direct prodtor, la na que partipa, intado como alsandrarosaldo,ueestu apoydo a su espo. >>> alque heosa. >>> mbien escriÓparticÓ. >>> diriÓ >>> Í to ho to ena pelicula. un gn oyecestasiend lojos mayor de eugen que paicipar apoyan a s padre en la emier, habron an nuestras Ámara escuche lo qu dijougen de esta noche portte queiviÓ ayer eos Ángel. >>> me intastamigo. > es e dÍ Ás imrtante de carra, es el dÍ no ngo palaas pa describieste Ía,stoy Ásemociodoue nuncen mi vida, es la reza depastelque le faltab m carrera, es lque necetaba yo para sereliz derdad lo que nga despues de aqÍ bendo se sino ya ya cumÍ s tas,euedo rerar, rir enste momento, y eoy completamee feliz. >>> ib serifÍcil tene un mento inti. sin embaouvimosnos seguos aes dlir. y tonces le escribi una rjet y cudo lyo, andon mensito,diciendo que lo ce llor, despuÉs s diremos lo queostemos e der, por lo pnto lo escri. >>> que s amoon tod mi corazon, graci

. >> palo alto jeremy lin goes viral in a new youtube video viral in a new youtube video featuring the point guard and k9 advantix ii not only kills fleas and ticks, it also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. get veterinarian recommended k9 advantix ii! softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone. my dentist recommended pronamel. pronamel protects your teeth from the effects of acid erosion. i don't have to cut out the things that i love in my diet. served on a toasted pretzel roll, our new bacon avocado chicken sandwich comes with fries and your choice of soup or salad. it's just one of chili's delicious lunch break combos. more life happens here. . >> 6:22 on this friday morning. leyla gulen? >> four are recovering after two separate bear incidents. one used bear spray and the bear ran off. inside yellowstone, a mother bear attacked a grouch -- group of hikers when the cub went near the hikers and one used bear spray and the

wu may be a jilted lover her only crime was egging her ex's car along with her new boyfriend dennis linall of it was his idea. >> he got caught by the school for egging the ex-boyfriend's car and blamed everything on my client. >> reporter: according to court documents when she allegedly asked lin to report murder for him he went to police who asked him to wear a we are and when they listened they heard wu plotting a violent death for her ex. >> she asked me to kidnap him, tie him up so she could break his legs with a bat to motorcycle him and then to somehow kill him and then dispose of the body. >> reporter: for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> such a bizarre story. can't keep up with how many boyfriends she even had. >> interesting trial. we'll need to follow that. >>> a lot of other headlines overnight and for that as always it's ron claiborne. >> good morning, dan, bianna, everyone. >>> in the news one person dead, 11 others injured after a man drives is car into a crowd of people on busy venice beach in los angeles, security video shows the man parking

the judge had harsh words for him but da lin says, the victim had a message too. >> i know there's [rnible ] that can be given to jane doe to her family --pain and suffering. >> reporter: jose montano says he is remorseful and wants a lighter sentence. >> no words can undo what's been done. all i can do is just apologize for any of my actions. >> reporter: the other convicted rapist, marcelles peter, made no apologies. someone read a statement by the victim identified as jane doe. the gang-rape and torture left her with permanent psychological and physical damage. >> i forgive both of you because i deserve to be at peace. but no matter how hard i try and wish, i could never forget and there are parts of me that will never be healed. >> reporter: the judge was not so forgiving calling the crime despicable. she said to jose montano, if she could, she would sentence him to more years. >> 33 years to life, mr. montano, you'll have to serve a minimum of 33 years before you're eligible for parole. >> reporter: and because marcelles peter was a minor at the time of the crime, he got 29 year

as da lin reports, sonoma county supervisor efren korea's career in in jeopardy. >> it would be hard to represent the voters. >> reporter: one of the biggest voters to sonoma county supervisors efren carillo is calling on the young politician to step down. >> his actions brought shame and disgrace to the county of sonoma. >> reporter: this is a picture of carillo in court two weeks ago after santa rosa police arrested him for breaking into a woman's home through a bedroom window wearing only his underwear and socks. 3:30 in the morning. carillo's attorney sa the 32- year-old politician was trying to share drinks with the woman. investigators say "nice try." they believe he was trying to sexually assault the woman. less than a year ago he was arrested outside a san diego nightclub for fighting. >> he is guilty of poor judgment and bad behavior. >> reporter: the north bay labor council and another union donated thousands of dollars to carillo's re-election campaign last year. two arrests in one year. they are done with him. carillo is on paid administrative leave. he makes about $150,0

and our interim sac delegate an gentlemen lin a wei is out of town and she will join us at the next board meeting august 27. we're on item a, approval of the board minutes. may i hear a motion and second on the regular meeting minutes of june 11 and july 2nd and august 6 of 2013? >> i so move. >> is there a second? >> second. >> thank you. are there any corrections? seeing none, roll call, please, [speaker not understood]. >> thank you. in the last two meetings, anderxerctiontion, the second and the sixth were special meeting. >> thank you. >> ms. bueler? [speaker not understood] ms. wynns? thank you. and ms. norton? >> yes. >> all right. item b, presentations to the board of education from the superintendent. mr. superintendent carranza. >> thank you, president norton, and you haven't lost that rolling of the rs, very good. so, good evening, everyone. i have some extended thoughts this evening to kickoff the school year. but needless to say, i and the rest of the staff are very excited for the start of the new school year. a few weeks ago we welcomed back our administrators and this week

with a higher arrest rate is a combination of complex social factors, poverty -- >> and that was da linting. the district tells us even though it only has 24 counselors, it does have 145 therapists, psychologists and other specialists helping students. >>> richmond police today announced the arrest of nearly 2 dozen gang members. code named operation exodus, police listened in on calls made by members of the deep sea gang for nearly two months. they say the wiretap thwarted several planned shootings and murder hits. in addition to the arrests, police say they seized 17 handguns and more than $11,000 in cash as part of the operation. >>> several families in fairfield are picking up the pieces after a devastating fire. it ripped through this neighborhood on marigold drive 24 hours ago. families came back to take a look at what was left this morning. the fire destroyed five homes and damaged 10 others. nearly 50 people were evacuated, no one was hurt. >>> a wildfire as big as the "rim" fire needs a lot of help from around the state. that leaves some local crews stretched thin. kpix 5's joh

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> ken bastida live with mobile5 at the casual carpool pickup in san francisco and come monday, ken, that may be the way to go. very popular, too. >> reporter: good point. you can see now that most of the people that carpool out of san francisco from this location have made their plans to get home for the weekend and now work on the strategy. listen to kpix 5 and kcbs radio and figure out what they are going to do come monday morning. carpooling is a great alternative. not busy now but come monday could be very, very, very busy and you know what? it's not the only way to get in. there are other alternatives. if there is a bart strike, some transit agencies plan to provide extra transbay service including bart, samtrans, sf bay ferry, sfo shuttle, soltrans as well as west cat. that means in some cases free shuttles extra ferries as well as extra stops, bart will hire about 95 charter buses but don't expect miracles. caltrain, golden gate transit and golden gate ferry will all operate regular service. in the case of ac transit, if they don't strike, expe

kate lin hunt is accused of a relationship with her 14-year-old basketball teammate.hat time when they were both women. >> they happened to be of the same sex involved in a relationship. if this case were a boy and girl, we don't believe it would have gotten that attention. >> maybe so on the media attention, but what about the authorities? would they have charged them if she was a he? >> if this was a boy and girl, they would have been prosecuted the same way. >> now they're urging katelin to accept a deal that would put her on probation for a year, and she would have to agree to avoid contact with her friend. that is far more lenient than the one she would have rejected in may, and she would have remained under house arrest. if hunt goes to trial, she faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. the statutory rape laws are confusing and often conflicting on the age requirements. 12 states have a single age of consent. meaning if you're below that age you can't consent to sex under any circumstances. in massachusetts, that is 16. but in new jersey, while the age is 1

not even a pay increase. >> we are here and going to keep fighting. >> reporter: in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> an oakland airport manager said the strike did not affect operations. host international brought in other workers from other airports to keep the restaurants and stores open during the strike. >>> let's take another live look at the new bay bridge. about three days and count offing before the first cars head across. there's still a lot to do between now and then. but the pieces are quickly falling into place. paving work is well under way on both ends of the new span. and crews could start assembling the final sections of the bike path as soon as tomorrow. first, they have to get a big chunk of the old incline out of the way. they have been working on that for nearly 48 hours now. >>> people in one san francisco neighborhood are in heaven now that the bridge is closed. the empty streets resemble a ghost town. kpix 5's patrick sedillo on how neighbors are loving the peace and quiet. >> reporter: where is everybody? >> i know the day that the bridge closed it was chaos over

and we're a small community here. >> reporter: in rohnert park, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> one rohnert parks it may be difficult for smaller businesses to afford the billboard advertising. but he believes other larger locally owned companies will benefit from the new sign. >>> state auditors have denied another request to audit part of california's high-speed rail project. the state lawmakers wanted a review of how the rail authority is acquiring private land. the concern is over farmland in fresno and madera counties that's being purchased through eminent domain. state auditors said the review would have taken six months and they say they have audited the project twice before. >>> it was the first and only unionized worker-owned strip club in america. but the peep show is coming to a close. san francisco's lusty lady heat theater has been a north beach landmark for three decades but it will close after a debate over the rent. today one dancer told us the lusty lady was if nothing else unadulterated san francisco. >> weird seediness but processivety and no shame approach to sexual stuff. >>

kpix 535's da lin tells us business owners say it's about time. >>> reporter: many downtown businessers who are sick of being terrorized say it's about time the city took a harder approach. >> every time this happens, our business goes down for a few weeks or sometimes even longer. people are afraid to come down here. >> people are not here to protest. they are here to make troubles. and i think this is at this point useful. >> reporter: city leaders hope making it a misdemeanor to bring certain destructive tools to protests will give more power to the police to arrest vandals. some say violent protestors pick on oakland because they think they can get away with trashing it. >> they're overrunning our city and we just can't allow that to happen because we have done that for too long. >> so have a little -- >> reporter: drew cribley was struck with a hammer in the face after he tried to stop a vandal from smashing a window. he supports the ban and questions why anyone would need a hammer or slingshot at a peaceful protest. >> hopefully it will just prevent things like that from happen

kpix 5's da lin asked the mayor that very question. >> reporter: mayor quan says she wants to partnermmunity to end the violence but that's the same answer she gave last time there was a tragic shooting. so there doesn't seem to be a very effective solution at this point. in the meantime, police chief sean whent met with reporters at the east oakland youth facility to give us an update on the morning shooting. he says it was targeted. two young children killed in one one month in east oakland. the police chief and mayor jean quan are now turning to young people for solutions. >> to make sure that we end this whole cycle of retaliation. we put more police in the neighborhoods to keep the retribution and the violence down. >> they believe the most effective strategies will come from people who live here. >> absolutely unacceptable that we have children being shot while they sleep in their beds. it is horrific. >>> reporter: the baby and his father were sleeping when somebody fired shots into the bedroom. >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, like eight or nine times. >> reporter: the shootin

live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> now, the city attorney is going to ask the council next month to increase the penalties for illegal dumping making it a misdemeanor crime. right now it's only an infraction in oakland. >>> two years ago governor brown signed a law making it illegal to possess, sell or distribute shark fins here in california. now, today the state's new shark fin ban swam through another court hearing. linda yee tells us, this time, there's a twist. >> reporter: this morning in san francisco, three federal judges of the ninth circuit court of appeals dove in and took on shark fins. >> your clients seek the ability to possess and sell shark fins in california. >> reporter: it was a packed court with a lot of lawyers. the court heard arguments on mr. earlier this year a different judge made a mistake in not blocking california's new shark fin ban. >> that's where there's a problem with the legal analysis. >> reporter: two chinese groups have sued california and want the law struck down. now in court, they have help from a surprising source. three federal government

students told our da lin the fire actually enhanced their experience. >> oh.god. >> reporter: fast-moving flames chased about 100 berkeley students out of their campsites near yosemite. a student recorded this video as they were fleeing. >> around like 20 minutes after we left, the fire was where i was standing when i took the video. >> reporter: the small private maybeck high school in berkeleydoes a week-long camping trip every year before classes start. it's meant for students and teachers to get to know each other. but within two hours of arriving at their campsite on monday and just after they had unpacked, sheriff's deputies ordered them to evacuate. >> the sheriff didn't even let us go to our tents and collect our stuff. we had to evacuate immediately. >> reporter: the buses that took them there had already left so students were jammed into any vehicles that were there including a cattle truck and a moving truck. >> turning out of camp, you could see the fire just burning on the hills. >> i was freaking out. i have never been in a situation like that be

. >> lin sweet, thanks so much for your time this morning.eciate >> it thank you. >>> coming up, bill karins and richard lui will be here for "first look." stories that we're talking about now. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. it's a reality check. i had my reality check when i'd be sitting there with my friends who had their verizon phones and i'd be sitting there like "mine's still loading!" i couldn't get email. i couldn't stream movies. i couldn't upload any of our music. that's when i decided to switch. now that i'm on verizon, everything moves fast. with verizon, i have that reliability. i'

were sure you're all right of them read you love the way we teach it is the word of god does it okay linfrom louisiana everyone is born innocent into the flesh in the second ear age it if you were bad in the first earth age does god put you into a body for example born with parents who abandon you born poor are having to work for the rest of her life the bible says you reap@what you sow i hated to use all of jacob i love before they were born that's what god said yes question does god giving this soul what he do search because the win against god and the first earth age absolutely the assault data had no respect whatsoever for his heritage can care about goff ven in the first earth age in and i'm not going to judge him in this earth age because he didn't want to things to come around pretty od in any part of his family then that oves the lo will be site okay if you were gd in the first earth age does god reward you with both parents to depend un born wealthy and does not have to work for a living because his father was rich questi is gorewarding this soul for what hdid ride in the first

. >> reporter: lin adams says she always noticed the litter on pacifica mar beach. litter she learned was being blown by a picnic area. with friends, she said monthly cleanups here became a labor of love. that led her to be an early member of the pacific beach coalition. >> i became obsessed to give other people an opportunity to try to learn from the cleanup. >> reporter: before you knew it, groups of people joined in her passion. they have 8500 volunteers. berkeley's st. john's presbyterian church led a hand. >> they are cleaning up something, that's benefiting everyone. >> it's better than it was. we've been here for six years and the beach is sure. first time we did it, we came in with big, giant plastic -- plastic bags filled with trash. >> reporter: as the movement continues to glow, the message trickles down through generations. >> my hope is that these kids find a voice that they learn something today that they can talk to others and teach others. they can teach their families. and that when they grow up and they will raise their kids not to litter. >> it fe

. >> several touring bands that booked tours 'ended up cannes lin west coast dates as a result. so far the fire has not reached the festival grounds. we continue the coverage of the rim fire on our website, nbcbayarea.com. i'll find many photos from the fire lines and rhee video of the c-130 video of the fire. it's on the front page and you can't my it. >>> a south bay connection to an alleged do messic terror plot. police in nevada arrested two people who they say are members of sovereign extremists, an organization labeled do messic terrorists. one of those men once lived in san jose. damian is live at the jail. >> reporter: court records show he spent time here in jail behind me. he also spent some time in prison. police say he was a registered sex offender. tonight, he sits in a nevada jail charged with randomly trying to kill police officers in nevada. david bruchet stood in front of a nevada judge and said he didn't recognize the judge's authority to keep him in jail. the 42-year-old is charged with plotting with this woman, to randomly kidnap a police officer, kill him an

>> defense attorney emma scanned lin quoted a chaplain who said he was a member of a ptsd support group. i am not asking you to set him free, she told the jury. i am asking you to confine him for life but to reserve that one piece of it for a later day that. one piece, the chance of parole. in his closing statement, the army prosecute called bales a cold-blooded killer who in a matter of hours wiped out generations. and he said there was only one appropriate sentence: a sentence reserved for the worst crimes and the worst criminals. >>> at the press conference after the sentencing, a 12 or 13-year-old boy was brought forward to show scars of bales' attacks, deep scars. his father said children in his country now run when they see americans coming. >> sending people to afghanistan or any other place for rebuilding, try to send the right people, not maniac s & p schios like that's. >> it was called disappointing but not surprising and said their win came when the death penalty was taken out of play. joint base lewis mccord, takoma, washington. >> 50 years after martin luther king's histor

post and the massacre is considered the deadliest war crime by a single american soldier in the post 9 lin 11 era. >>> here's with a's happening this week a pretrial hearing will be held for michael madison he is the man accused of killing 3 women in cleveland and disposing of their bodies in plastic bags. the prosecutor says that he will convene a committee to decidewhether to pursuit the death penalty. >>> on a two-day bus tour, this starts on thursday and during the triple discuss another cornerstone of his vision for a better bargain for the middle class. >>> southern christian leadership conference leaders will join representatives from the king center and other civil rights groups in a motorcade starting in birmingham alabama on thursday. group will travel through various areas of historical significance in the civil rights movement. this tour will continue on august 24th when they will have rally and march from the lincoln memorial to martin luther king junior national memorial. that is in washington, d.c. here's a live look at the inner harbor this morning as we head to break and e

tim lins come, fabulous. 111 pitches, 7 innings, 5 strike outs, and all he got was a no decision. his counter part was just as nasty. he went the whole nine, five strike outs. when he left the game, he was thighed at one, and we went to extras. from that, we go to the top of the 10th. crawford at the plate, runners aboard and strikes out against francisco rod knee. then the giants entered jean. he walked all five batters. only five batters all season, and then he walked three to load the bases. walk after walk. loaded the bases not good because will mieers sent everybody home with a walk-off single. giants, 2 to 1 losers in extras. >>> yankees third baseman alex rodriguez could be suspended for the rest of this season and all of next season for his thigh ins with the biojenisis clinic investigation. rodriguez had tried to goeshth a settlement with major league baseball, but the league said no. players are also expected to receive suspension come next week. >>> still ahead, soeven more enshrined tonight in profootball's hal of fame, and is tiger wood's world, we're just liveing in

live at the martinez courthouse, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> two more defendants will be tried in the case. they are facing lesser charges. >>> there will be no jail time for a san francisco cyclist who hit and killed a man. chris bucchere entered court for his formal sentencing today. he previously pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter after hitting a 71-year-old man crossing castro street. that man died four days later. bucchere will serve 1,000 hours of community service plus three years' probation. today the victim's son made a special request. >> we hope that, you know, adult probation and the judge can work together to make sure he does something that is lasting to give meaning to the life that he took away, my father, to assist people with traumatic head injuries, because that's something that my father would have had to dealt with if he would have survived. >> while the judge cannot impose the request on bucchere, he says he will strongly recommend it. >>> it's official: the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open on time. kpix 5 was the first to bring the news last night a

lin >> i would love to have my purse. for a woman,pu we need to have a purse.urse >> we can't put everything inry our pocket.ocke >> the nfl, it to say make theet game safer, and there will be a secondary perimeter set up, it t won't be as you're getting intoi the gates where they would check for those bags, and much furtheh out, and anybody here inside the tailgating perimeter, they're, r not supposed to have the bags, , and they would be, easy to spot, is what the nfl says, if someons has a bag that they're noteye n supposed to have. h the boston marathon helped expedite the policy.ol so, i think, it is good to testt this out, and the once the season gets underway, everybodyy can understand, what they can cn bring and what they can't bring. >> takes a little time. tim >> thanks so much.nkso muc >> also, in the news, the f.b.if is interviewing an airline passenger, who forced the planee to be diverted. der a man tried to open the the emergency door, in mid flight around 6:30, and the door did d not open, during the fligh

da lin, thanks. >>> da said he hadn't gotten calls back but our information the latest is that randy alana is still a person of interest in the disappearance. the registered sex offender was arrested tuesday on an unrelated parole violation. he has prier convictions for rape and kidnapping but his criminal past extends furthered. we spent the day digging deeper into his background what we found out is coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> and more breaking news. governor brown says he will step in to avoid a bart strike if the unions and management can't figure out a deal. ryan takeo is live in oakland with the plan the governor is putting into motion. ryan. >> reporter: the governor is urging both sides to think about the public. he doesn't want the bay area to go through another strike like it did a month ago. the decision came after that board of inquiry gave the governor its results. they met with both sides earlier this week. bart says this is not coming as a surprise for them. it was clear at wednesday's board of inquiry meeting that both sides are far apart. they are around $60 milli

she was also part of the first argot lin artist's in residence program in 1967 and spent the better part of the '70s deeply devote today community arts and activism. she was part of the founding member of scrap, and she was involved with the neighborhood arts program during its insanction. -- inception. she went on to found the san francisco cultural arts center and she is the first director. i am excited to share with you i'm working with the asian american women artists association and film maker madelein limb to bring you the world of bernice bing, a documentary we're working on now about her life and work and it's going to premiere in june of 2013. thank you so much for this honor. it's long overdue. (applause) (applause) >> good evening. it's an honor to accept this award on behalf of the bernice bing estate. thank you. (applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> again, congratulations. now we'd like to make a slight modification in our program this evening and we're going to be moving to the award for best merchant association of the year, the lower haight merchant association. i'd like to invite walking