the name is linda green. on thousands of other mortgages, the style of green's signature changed a lot, and even more remarkable, szymoniak found that linda green was vice- president of 20 banks, all at the same time. >> szymoniak: all within the same week. i mean, this is a very, very active person. >> pelley: where did all those documents come from? we went searching for the linda green, and we found her in rural georgia. she told us she's never been a bank vice-president. in 2003, she was a shipping clerk for auto parts when her grandson told her about a job at a company called docx, d-o-c-x. docx, once housed here, in alpharetta, georgia, was a sweatshop for forged mortgage documents. >> szymoniak: they were sitting in a room, signing their name as fast as they possibly could to any kind of nonsense document that was put in front of them. >> pelley: docx, and companies like it, were recreating missing mortgage assignments for the banks, and providing the legally required signatures of bank vice-presidents

the next person you see is linda. years old on the drums. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> oh, well, thank you, thank you. well, you know, after basically making the amateur hour. my father said, oh, you kids are good. let's try the next step. the next step was the apollo theater. some of you are too young, but show time at the apollo, it was the se base chan for black entertainment. on wednesday nights, they had amateur night. if you won four weeks in a row there, you could win a paid week with the stars. now, the operative word is "paid". we went through four weeks there, one the first week, second week, and the third week, and then the rules changed to six weeks. my father got upset and still it was six weeks. the thornton sisters won six consecutive weeks at the apollo theater in harlem and won our week with the stars. he said, girls, girls, sit down. you're young. people are fickle. you have to be here every day. we're here for a reason, not a season. the fact of the matter is if you're educated and you can do something the r

let's talk about linda, the drummer. you saw the drummer of nine years old. linda is my idol.s three strikes against a. linda was black, female and weight 300 pounds at 5'1". my father would been down and see linda, your brain is on track, go back and study. celinda went back and studied in linda graduate from new york university school of dentistry. she is one of only three board-certified black female oral surgeons in the country. if you go on youtube and type in thorton cistern you fear what the phone sisters satellite back in 1955 and a lead vocalist is linda. linda lawson 180 pounds. went down to 120 pounds and she volunteered for the united states army. she retired as a lieutenant colonel and that she is an associate professor at temple university. she got her masters in health policy and management. that's linda. my kid sister was not here, rita. she was basically that kid sister. when the first book was written, she was a science teacher. after our parents passed away we said they want more from you, rita. you just can't have a bachelors. they want more for you. but se

linda: ...if you would marry us. me? linda: yea! just seem so smart...so - george: ritish - sounding. i'm not really qualified to peak on matters of the heart. look i'll tell you this: when you inure more than one car geico you could save even more with our multi-car discount. i now pronounce you...thrifty! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> since i am neither a figure skater nor a polar bear, the only ice i really enjoy fits into a high ball glass. after the winter, we just survi survived, the idea of breaking ice as recreation never occurred to me. which led me to a certain pair of men who changed my entire perception of what cold and slippery can really be and they gave me one of my most breath-taking adventures. check out this photograph in a recent "sports illustrated." that is a frozen waterfall the size of your average sports arena. and that dot is a man climbing it. i know. i had the same questions. how? why? so to find out, i went to the canadian rockies, drove to an ominous

a special happy birthday to our own linda so.he is out live at the ball park talking about brooks. happy birthday to you, linda. i guess i owe hear coffee, don't i? >> you -- owe her a coffee, don't i. >> yes. our picture of the day, take look at butters. happy birthday butters. he is one years old. -- one-year-old. picture fort day. if you have an -- picture for the date. if you have an interesting picture, we will share it. send it to the information on the screen, morning show at wmar.com. let noise what is behind the picture so we can share the facts with everybody else. >>> all right. we loved her on golden girls and saturday night live and in the movies she's been in. >> and the commercials too. what is betty white up to next? i am sure it will be something hilarious, coming up in the show. >> what brought a judge to tears and regis helped with the surprise. we will show you in a bit. you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and wh

it was great. >> dennis o'donnell and linda dennis o'donnell -- lindsey lohan lee, linda yee, thank you very much. >>> the fan who was brutally beaten at the season opener in los angeles last week. they will be collecting donations for the family brian stow family. he will be in a medically induced coma for at least three more days but there is no way they say they could miss today's game. >> it is going to be a very emotional day. it is going to be a very emotional rollercoaster for a long time. but we are here today. brian would want us to be here today and represent limb. he would be in the stands with us screaming and cheering on the giants and that's what we are going to do all day. >> talked about it all winter long. couldn't wait for this beautiful day. >> as i mentioned the giants will hold a fund-raiser for stow's family during monday's game against the dodgers and the reward for information leading to arrests is now getting close to $150,000. >> wow. >>> all right. gorgeous day for baseball. certainly. robert is here with our latest forecast. >> what's going on, juliette. turn

linda: ...if you would marry us. me? linda: yea!mart...so - george: british - sounding. i'm not really qualified to speak on matters of the heart. look i'll tell you this: when you insure more than one car geico you could save even more with our multi-car discount. i now pronounce you...thrifty! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> hill: march madness lived up to its name this year. none of the top seeds made the final four of the n.c.a.a. men's basketball tournament, but tomorrow's semifinals do feature some familiar names. connecticut and kentucky will be on hand. butler is also back. the indiana school nearly won it all last year. but virginia commonwealth? chief national correspondent byron pitts reports on the team nobody picked and the coach who's one of a kind. >> reporter: what is your full name. >> shaka dingani smart. >> reporter: where did you get that first name? >> from my dad. shaka was an african king. >> reporter: his name is as unconventional as his journey. >> today we

it needs approve by the legislature. >> linda, thank you. the red light district on the internet is making its debut. so far, three sights with dot xxx endings have been registered. including sex.xxx. that sold for $12 million. many in the adult entertainment industry oppose this move because they are concerned will lead to easier blocking. >> her climbs include catching a ball, typing more than 45 miles per minute. that wasn't pollable after emily lost her right hand in a car accident. since then, the mom has been adjusting to life with just one hand. then last month. she went through a surgery at ucla, where she received a donor hand. she talked about the road ahead. >> i do feel like it's mine to believe every day becomes more mine. i think once i have sensation in it and i can function with it more, it's if i think to feel more like mine. >> it docket hours to collect all the tendons. she'll regain 60% of the fudges of that hand after therapy. > amazing. let's check and see what lawrence has in store for us. >> we did sneak in some some

linda so, abc2 news. >> she mentioned the o's open on the road today. they are getting ready for a three-game set at tampa bay tonight. the rays are underdogs again in the al east after winning the division last year. the orioles and fans will pump for the team especially with the manager. they added new players including lee and reynolds. gutherie will start pitching. the first pitch is #:10 tonight. >>> -- 7:10 tonight. >>> controversy over a new ad campaign for the preakness. it feature a half man half horse. critics say it promotes binge drink and they say it's about core rail-- corralling more fans. sherrie johnson is here with more. >> reporter: today live racing starts but the draw is the running of the preakness stakes coming up in may. jockey club is using k-egsus is saying the half man half horse is the mascot which attracts thousands of young people. but they say it does nothing but tarnish the second jewel of horse racing's second jewel be -- of horse racing's triple crown. >> it's disgrace to the iconic image of the preakness and great indu

live at camden yard, linda so, abc2 news. >> thanks. >>> 6:46 right now.all new year's day. buck and the o's taking the field tonight on the road in tampa bay. first pitch set for around 7:10 from tropicana fields. o's will send gutherie to the bump. first pitch after 7. o's and the tampa bay rays. again for the record, i am saying again, 6:47, 37 degrees april 1st, o's win the wild card. there's a good chance your bracket is shot but the games could be fun to watch. we are talking about the ncaa man's basketball final four. tomorrow the butler bulldogs take on vcu. the scheduled tip off is around 6:10 and 9:50 it's the wildcats from kentucky -- going up against ucon the winners of those will play around 9:15 tort-- for the national title. >>> a 14 -year-old boy is in custody e beat his 66-year-old grandmother uncoshes with a hammer. -- unconscious with a hammer e called 9 len after the attack -- 911 after the attack. the boy hit his grandmother multiple times after he got angry while getting ready for school. his grandmother is listed currently in critica

linda so has the latest on his condition. >> reporter: well, brooks released a statement from the hospital yesterday to say he is doing fine. his number 5 is a legend here and we are certainly hoping that he will pull through. the 73-year-old was scheduled for a routine outpatient procedure at gmbc but the night before he developed a fever and infection. his doctors aggressively

i want to give a big thank-you to linda brooks burton. [applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms. colvin, without you we would not be where we are. [applause] thank you for sharing your story, and keep telling your story because we need to know, and our children need to know, and our children's children need to know your story. and we want to thank our sponsors today. we have the san francisco unified school district. we have mar

linda yee, thank you. >>> people are going to be going to spend the evening outside. >> roberta? >> partly to mostly cloudy conditions currently across the bay area unless you're north of the golden gate bridge where we have seen the cloud cover all day. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera. i'll scoot out of the way so you can see the city by the bay, the city of the san francisco. currently we are at 60 degrees. other numbers around the area, 60 miles south of san francisco, campbell 72 degrees. look at the east bay pleasanton, at the sports park 70. to the north penngrove upper 60s and around the peninsula, redwood city with partly sunny skies. 71 degrees. out and about for the next 60 minutes, temperatures in the mid-60s to the low 70s except at the seashore, 60 in ocean beach. cloudy overnight, 40 to 48 degrees overnight lows. we have some rain showers to the north of the bay area and light snow. can you see the pink there around the mount shasta area? all this is associated with a weak disturbance that promises a chance of light rain in the north bay tonight as the system

hospital >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> an alameda county deputy in the hospital after opening fire on a suspect. we'll tell you what led up to the deadly shooting. >> killer tornadoes pummeling the south. more than 100 people are dead, one photographer's close-up look at that terrifying twister. >> that is just amazing. more than 100 people killed there, incredible pictures there. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, the 28th of april. i'm sydnie kohara. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is nice and early, it is 4:30. but we have some very good news for you today. do you like good weather? >> i love good weather. >> you're going to love this. >> that means i love lawrence. you're my friend. >> doesn't happen very often but -- last couple of days it's been great. we have some windy conditions, probably going to develop around the bay area near the coastline today. got a few clouds out there right now. mostly cloudy early on near the coastline a little breezy, too, already. some of those clouds filtering into the bay clear skies inland cool by t

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linda: ...if you would marry us. me? linda: yea!. look i'll tell you this: when you insure more than one car geico you could save even more with our multi-car discount. i now pronounce you...thrifty! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you again to paul simon. "so beautiful or so what." go pick up with record. how cool is that, that paul simon did that? i can't believe it. [ cheers and applause ] he's the coolest guy ever. that's a dream i had was, like, stomp and paul simon, but i never thought i was in the dream singing. but that was awesome. you guys, our first guests starred for years in the popular show "alias," has gone to movie stardom with hits like "juno" and "valentine's day." starting friday, you can see her opposite russell brand in "arthur" say hello to the lovely, the talented, jennifer garner! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome, welcome. >> paul simon. >> jimmy: that was so fun. >> i mean, he's in this place. he's h

future cast, linda dense in the other plenties.ar these appear inglewood linda doesn't fill the '20s in. they will die down, still little reason 1111. and off later on early morning, when it comes down even more. this will keep temperatures from cooling down area it will feel cooler. winds are expected to die down even more. temperatures warm more than today, 70 fairfield, vallejo, 62 san francisco. still pretty breezy along the coast. los '60s, for the south bay. big warmup in the weekend. saturday's = '70s. the bus driver de e = '70s. warming even more into sunday. temperatures will reach the '80s. extended forecasts, '80s inland on sunday, continuing all the way into next week. warmer tuesday, wednesday. low eighties for the bay shore, 87 at the coastline. >> pam: just one day away from the royal wedding. >> reporter: royal wedding with a cast of thousands and predicted audience of billions. on friday, everyone has a part. this morning them wedding program was released jerry had-- including this photo of the happy couple. hundre

i'm linda yi. i will be back with the story. >>> cbs 5 weather center, we started out with some dreary dark clouds this morning and showers and then the skies parted. it's looking good out there. there's another storm brewing. when will it hit? we'll talk about it coming up. ,,,,,,,, hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. church. the tenderloin church has been ministering to the neighborhood's poor and hungry for dec >>> a joyous celebration of easter today at glide memorial church. the church has been ministering to the neighborhood's poor and hungry for decades. it also draws people from all over the area. it volunteers to help cook a million free meal as year. the pastor said today's turnout was the bigge

pero quÉ palabras tan lindas nos hacene glael a los foros de unvisiÓn.guntarte es, fue el final de la novela... cÓmo te sientes? te hace falta? >> los extraÑo a todos! mi producciÓn, mi director. mi pÚblico. no quiero ni aventarme al twitter. >> hoy vamos a celebrar algo muy especial porque vas a entregar el vestido a una de nuestras televidentes. >> es un despremdimiento bastante fuerte. >> el vestido de glenis. >> quÉ felicidad, la verdad que lo disfrute como lo disfrutÉ yo. >> marcÓ una pauta muy importante en la historia de nuestra carrera. >> tÚ y todos tus compaÑeros se merecen ese mÉrito. >> es un viernes de... >> noticias! >> poncho. poncho! >> neida. >> poncho. >> regresa! poncho! [risas] >> agÁrrenlo que está perdido. >> quÉ linda que estÁ eva luna con nosotros. mÁs adelante pero mÁs adelante, vamos a esto. el presidente de mÉxico, felipe calderÓn, propuso una iniciativa de ley para castigar a los que ayuden al crimen organizado aunque no sean parte de los cÁrteles. el informe anual del crimen organizado de australia indica que el cartel de sin

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linda smith rushed to her nephew's home after the storm. >> i just ran all the way, and along where i'm standing is where i found hunter. >> reporter: this rural community is close knit and hurting. friday night's tornado caused widespread damage here. smith says most everyone here is related. today, dozens of cousins, aunts, and uncles gathered to salvage what they could and mourn for those who died, something they've already done too much of. >> we've lost nine people in our family within four months time. >> in nearby fruitdale high school, teachers and classmates shed tears for sheldon and hunter and comforted one another. >> i've seen them, you know, grow up and it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: while at what's left of her home, 14-year-old halley box-- alive because she was at a friend's house when the tornado hit-- tried to comprehend the loss of her mother and two brothers. her father and little sister are in the hospital. >> i just ask people to pray for her family, that we can help get through all this. >> reporter: linda smith says this family has always relied on each other,

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in san jose linda yee, cbs5. >>> firefighters from 25 states are in west texas tonight. they are battling more than a dozen fires that have already scorched some 50,000-acre. one in the fort davis area has destroyed 50 homes. other fires are burning in mostly rural areas. the worst single fire day one firefighter says he has ever seen. >>> the danger with tornadoes in the midwest. this one caught on camera last night near mapleton, iowa. a witness says it appeared to be a quarter mile wide and on the grounds for nearly a mile. some of the worst damage happened at a turkey farm. most of the builds were killed or left in shock. this is the damage done to the town. about 20% of the business district is leveled the mayor said. many of the century-old trees that gave the town its name were uprooted. the weather service confirmed at least four other small twister senior. >>> meteorologist lawrence karnow here. you're talking about a storm but nothing like that. >> nothing like that at all. a few clouds off the coastline. this storm as it comes onshore falling apart. turned out

i'm linda yee. i'll be back to tell you how they plan to do that. >> and could this be a solution to a faster trip through the dmv? what the new self service station can do and can't do for you. >> well, the winds of controversy are blowing in the castro. how the death of elizabeth taylor sparked a debate over this neighborhood landmark. [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,, their neighborhood. but, like it or not, the biggest of the big ove. literall . >>> well, some people in the bay area simply don't want it in their neighborhood. but like it or not the biggest of the big box stores is on the move, quite literally. in fact right to some front doors in the south bay. linda yee on the pros and cons of wal-mart's new grocery delivery service. linda? >> reporter: hey, allen. and you see one of those delivery trucks right behind me. today is their first day of actually delivering groceries. it's all part of a test project that they are doing right here in san jose. webvan started back in the 1990s but ended with a b

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in san jose, linda yee, cbs5. >>> firefighters from 25 states are in west texas tonight. they are battling more than a dozen fires that have already scorched some 60,000-acre. one in the fort davis area has destroyed 50 homes. other fires are burning in mostly rural areas. one state forestry worker says it is the worst single fire day he has ever seen. in the midwest the danger was tornadoes and this one caught on camera last night in iowa. a witness said it appeared to be a quarter of a mile wide. some damage was to a turkey farm. many of the birds were killed or left in shock. this is the damage done to the small town of 1200. the mayor of mapleton says about 20% of the business district is leveled. made of century-year old trees. the tornado was just one of several reported in iowa last night. the weather service has confirmed at least four other small twisters. >>> this is point when i usually complain about some aspect of our weather but when you see that we have nothing to complain about. >> we got a lot of sunshine this weekend. still looking at a pretty good eveni

at at&t ballpark in san francisco, linda yee, cbs5. >> an emotional meeting. people were with brian stow when to dodgers fans beat him. he is in a medically induced coma for another three days and there was no way they could miss this game. >> it is going to be a very emotional day. it will be a very emotional roller roaster for a long time. brian would want us to be here today and represent him and he would be here screaming and cheering on the giants and that's what i'm going to do all day. >> he talked about it all winter long. couldn't wait for this beautiful day. >> there will be a fund-raiser during monday's game and a reward lead to go an arrest is now at at least $150,000. >>> all right, let's go to robert lyles. he is 234 for roberta. hi, robert. >> merely an ideal day today with the exception of a daytime temperature. we were about 8 to 10 degrees below seasonal averages. but if you were out at the ballpark i don't think you mind at all. clear skies and when we have clear skies that means chilly temperatures overnight. now that cold front that pushed

linda. my son will be in college this year. he's going to college this year. i'm not here to talk about thompson. i'm here to say my son is from bay view hunes point. i have a principal that told my son to defend himself. i have an issue. i wrote a letter, i know it means nothing because every time you're a parent and say stuff, it goes in the garbage. but what kind of leader is going to tell my son that is brought up with guns and people dieing in front of him to defend himself. we had an incident where my son was bullied and beat up. i come up to the school, when i come up to the school to give up money to give to my child for a track, i find my child had been jumped on. i approach the principal, confide in my soon to make him comfortable first because he's got tears in his eyes. i'm confused. i go to the principal. when i get to the principal's office, the secretary, can you go get the principal? by the time i get in the principal's office he's making a face like i don't want to be bothered with her, here she comes again. first of all, we get in the princip

linda: ...if you would marry us. me? linda: yea!u just seem so smart...so - george: british - sounding. i'm not really qualified to speak on matters of the heart. look i'll tell you this: when you insure more than one car geico you could save even more with our multi-car discount. i now pronounce you...thrifty! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> still to come -- our power player of the week. >> employ 2.5 million people in the country, has balanced of trade with every nation in world. producing something the world covets. >> but it's a business that is in trouble. >> someone is stealing the product that someone worked so hard to produce. >>> it appears that we are getting close to an agreement between the leaders of both parties on how much spending we should cut. >> the democratic leaders claim agreement has been reached on the issue. let me be clear there is no agreement. >> chris: well, president obama and speaker boehner with very different views of where me goshiations stand to a

thank you, linda. >>> a week long dispute could be resolved this week. a federal mediator will resolve the standsoff. a native american group has been camped out demanding vallejo change its redevelopment plan. they don't want bathrooms added to the site. >>> the st. louis airport is open again tonight after one of its terminals was torn apart by a tornado. it was the worst storm system to hit the area in 44 years. more than 750 homes were damaged or destroyed. but dan simon says most people are just thankful to be alive. >> reporter: they see their home for the first time since the tornado hit friday evening. they have a 15-month-old baby who slept in what was a nursery on the second floor. >> we are alive. our neighbors are alive. and our son is alive. and so we are okay. >> reporter: they are okay because the bakers were out of town in texas. today they grabbed some boxes, pack up what they can, and begin to think about what it will be like starting over. >> dining room, table. couch. love seat. t.v. and stereo. >> reporter: across the street laura wa

one of them was linda correll's. she was lying in bed when everything came crashing down. >> the wall came down on top of me. and then the other two floors came down. >> reporter: she escaped with just bumps and bruises. how did you get out? >> crawled and kicked and just got out the best way i could. mostly everything is busted and just turned into match sticks. >> reporter: after making sure her mother was safe, bonner helped pull victims' bodies from the rubble of other houses. >> it's unreal, the bodies that are everywhere, and they're still pulling bodies out. it's just -- it's all sad. >> reporter: when a small town like this one loses so many people, it's hard for residents not to know one of the dead or someone who is still missing. >> one of my neighbors across the street got killed, and then another neighbor right down here got killed. i don't even know who all is dead yet. >> reporter: linda grew up on this property and made the hardwood floors by hand. now, everything she owned and everything that belonge

linda so, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> time is 5:47.ajor league baseball kicked off the 2011 season with a smattering of games but good tv. tonight, though, that's when it matters. buck show walter and the orioles are set for a first pitch around 7:10 for the 57th season on the road in tampa bay against the defending al eastern division champs. the o's will send gutherie to the mound against price. i am going on record right now megan. buck, orioles, al wild card winners this year. >> wait and see. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> all right. april 1st, but this is not an april fool's joke. i hope you understand how serious the event was with the quick turnover and heavy flakes and stickage causing problems. heavy wet snow northwest of baltimore. early in the morning it was the turnover around 2 or 3:00. and it started to stick on the road with the heavy wet flakes overcoming the warmer ground. carroll county a two-hour school delay and interstate 83 in southern pen

one day he explains to linda blue is the late male of the species and he wants to mate him with the last male in brazil. rio falls made the same conventional man made features. color and in this case wonderful characters. it is the characters who bring it to life. parents stay occupied while the kids enjoy the -- the actions of the characters. i haven't had this much fun watching a bunch of room since the tiki room at disneyland. >>> the series recurring ghost comes back again. the knife slashes, the blood flows and the killer is around every corner. this is in screen four. it wasn't a bad movie. but it wasn't a very good movie either. it is a slasher movie. the sheer motives of the character was where the movie fell flat. if you can't shock with substance, do it can style, right? there is only a few scares and nothing that hasn't been done before. nothing executed in a flu way. to answer the question what is my scariest movie? it is not this one. back to you, ladies. >>> thanks, kyle. >>> we are days away from the annual nfl draft in new york city. >> the spartans will begin their sees

. >>> all right, linda, thank you. >>> another week, another driver accused of behaving badly. the driver kicked a couple and their baby off a bus. >> another day, another black eye commute. this time the troubled transit service fired a driver after witnesses say he threw a young family off his bus. >> we don't encourage kicking customers off the bus or treating our customers poorly. this, in fact, is what happened. >> reporter: a bus load of witnesses and a video recording of the incident, which is now in the hands of the city attorney. >> the driver became irate, started screaming, forced the couple off the bus with their baby. >> reporter: linda rospeel was on the bus. it appears the couple had taken too much time with their baby and stroller, which pushed the driver to their wits end. >> he was late, and part of his ranting was that you can't keep drivers -- we're going to be late. i think he was worried about getting yelled at for being late. instead, this is what he did. >> reporter: this driver was on his probationary period and hasn't been identified. it's the latest i

linda yee, walnut creek. >>> the search is on for a killer of a young man in san jose. the shooting happened at 6:00 this morning on capital avenue. a woman says her -- a man came into her home and shot her friend. no suspect information has been released. >>> tomorrow crews will begin removing the siding off of hangar 1 in months cat field. it raised concerns about harmful chemicals that could be released into the environment. nasa says it cannot comment on the environmental impact report. preserve visionnist do not want the siding removed and are raising money to restore hangar 1. >>> he is one of the vanishing breeds. the survivor from the 1906 earthquake. 105-year-old william demon take is considered to be one of only three survivors from that quake and fire. he was the only one at the lunch. he doesn't remember the quake, he was only 3 months old on april 18th, 1906, but he has heard the stories all his life. >>> the 105th quake anniversary ceremony kicks off at 5:00 tomorrow morning at lada's fountain, it will include a wreath in honor of the people in the earthqu

not drag queens in this camp but as linda yee shows us to make money for the rape crisis center. >> ild like to think that i have phenomenal taste in women's high heels. >> reporter: size 10 feet squeezed into delicate heels. >> the balls of my feet are killing me and i haven't even started walking yet. >> reporter: it is not a pretty sight. but then neither is the problem these men want to highlight. violence against women. this is the ninth annual men's march to benefit the san jose ywca program to stop rape, sexual assaults and gender violence. it is really important for us to be out here and show that there are men out there who care about this stuff. >> reporter: so they walk a mile in her shoes. a symbolic if not painful way to show their support. >> this is the least we could do. a mile is easy. >> reporter: men in suits. young men. burly men. some in uniform. >> somewhat uncomfortable. >> reporter: the annual march is important to this rape victim. >> to semen actually talking about it. to semen acknowledging it is such an important step in bringing society to acknowledge that

linda yee on how first responders managed while their main radio system was silent. linda? >> reporter: dana, it is an ongoing problem. from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. this morning both firefighters and police officers were forced to switch to a backup system. a system that didn't work so well either. it is an old radio system that failed again. communication with dispatchers went down for two hours this morning. >> this is oakland fire. can i help you. >> reporter: it was both critical for the fire department and police. >> needs to be fixed. it is vital that it works for us all the time. >> reporter: the failures were especially dangerous this year when officers were involved in a high speed chasing and shooting a suspect. during half the chase the radios were out of service. >> it impacts your ability to communicate and to understand if it is still actively unfolding, to provide direction over the air and they ask for help over the air. >> it is an old system patched together. >> reporter: the city in its final stages of installing a new digital radio system known as p25. t

gunfire, kills two people, and wo >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> ann oakland bar surrounded by crime tape this morning. gunfire kills two and wounds four. a live report on the search for suspects. >>> as a fire in san francisco forces dozens of people out of their homes. could it be the work of an arsonist ? >> good morning. it is monday, the 25th of april. thanks so much for joining us. >> i'm robert lyles. frank has the morning off. the time is 4:30. >> let's get a quick look at traffic and weather. we'll start off with kristy seifkin and back-to-work monday. >> and back to sprinkles, as well. a little bet ofmoisture this morning, grab the umbrella. hi-def doppler showing us a little green out there, light showers into the north bay and that system will continue to drop to the south and bring showers to most of the bay area. gianna has traffic. >> right now so far, so good. live look at the golden gate bridge problem-free. we'll have more coming up but back to you. >> thank you. >>> gunfire kills two people and wounds four others inside an oakland bar and re

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> buildings sway in japan on the anniversary of the devastating tsunami. the damage from the latest massive aftershock. coming up. >>> the giants promise world series security tonight against the dodgers. how fans can help keep the peace. >>> and good morning. it is monday, april 11. thanks so much for joining us. i'm sydnie kohara. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30 and i am surrounded by three lovely ladies on this monday. >> you are the luckiest guy, huh, on this monday morning. >>> we have a new member of the time. say hi to kristi [ indiscernible ] [ repeating last name ] >> sorry! >> welcome. >> thank you very much. >> you'll be joining us on mondays and tuesdays? >> yes. >> and we are looking at a little wet weather in our forecast today. cloudy conditions. temperatures still below average for this time year. the best chances of rain today will be in the north bay. you don't have to worry about the umbrella. but we'll talk more about that in a bit. let's go to elizabeth with a check on your traffic. >> i woke up to a numb

my name is linda richardson. i'm a long time resident of san francisco. a former planning commissioner. the time allotted is not enough to defend a legacy of a great organization like cpmc. i'm sure you have listened to many speakers tonight. i'm here, though, primarily as a patient for the last 25 years. i have actually used these services of cpmc and i can tell you that my daughter was from there as one of the finest medical -- in the country. a lot of people have spoken about hunters point and i really take it seriously when people come into a public forum to disseminate lies and misinformation. we're talking about the bayview health center. cpmc responded to the disparity in the health and established the bayview health center which has become a model for the country. i cannot just sit by when you talk about the community by not invoking the african-american community, the breast health center and the work of one of -- cpmc staff, dr. dyson. the community has benefited tremendously and i wanted to -- as a bridge builder to con -- the immigrant communi

as linda yee shows us he is a 13-year-old dynamo with a cause. >> thank you so much for coming out. >> reporter: he is only 13. but don't underestimate noah's determination. his cause, education against bullying. he was deeply affected by news of the gay rutgers student delivered to suicide. >> stu side is such a terrible thing. and i felt like suicide is because you are being bullied for being gay is just so ridiculous and should not be happening but i really needed to do something to help that. >> reporter: so this 4'10" mini mogul in the making organized this concert tonight. the money will benefit the trevor project, a nationally recognized teen suicide help line. >> it started off with fund- raising. i e-mailed out a power point. >> reporter: getting the rock band was even harder. >> i was really worried at first because a lot of the bands e-mailed me no, we are busy. we are touring. we have a recording session. something of that sort. but, yeah, when i got the first band to sign up, it really just let me know, oh, okay. so maybe i can actually pull this off. >> reporter: he got

. >> reporter: brian wilson, linda, was in the middle of all the pre-game festivities today.nd then some as we found out wilson takes the 2010 championship flag and runs it himself to the flagpole in center. great moment for giants fans to see that flag finally hoisted up. then it was time to play ball. 3rd inning, giants down 1-0 and in his first at bat as a giant, miguel tejada homers to left at at&t. his first of the year. just like that, we're tied at one. two batters later freddie sanchez down the right field line, jonathan sanchez, who had earlier doubled, comes around to score. giants up 2-1. sanchez was just as good on the mound. he goes five innings, striking out seven, only gave up one run. let's go to the 6th inning. pat burrell launches his third home run of the season dead center and it was a big insurance run at the time. the giants had a 3-1 lead. but it was 3-2 in the 9th, brian wilson got the first two out. but he loaded the bases and then ryan base hit to left two runs score, all of a sudden, st. louis is in front. bottom of the ninth, down to the last out,

. >> and over time -- >> i'm sorry, linda, yeah. thank you. >> i'm kathy. could i just finish -- >> you have submitted that to us in writing, i believe. everyone has three minutes to speak. so we kind of expect everyone to keep to those three minutes and you went a little over. beyond that, we can't do that. thank you. >> if we can hear from the next speaker, please. >> as i have said -- you can't implement it. you can't litigate it and i have laid before you specific quotations for the state's code that says in effect policies must be implementable. the language is very specific. with regard to vacant land. to code is very clear. it says that you vacant land. you must have a five-year exit plan. as to means, resources and programs, to make those available. just listing vacant land is so much garbage. that land must be controllable in order to make it obtainable. if you don't have no means, you don't have a code. there are therefore, this is not simply a guideline. at your convenience. it is the circumstances by which housing is contained in the study. you

linda yee with where and by how much. >> reporter: an, i'm in downtown walnut creek. it is a destination area for shopping and dining and for many people a really tough area to find parking, especially on sunday, which is one of their busiest days. so city leaders have come up with a proposal. why not start charging at metered spots? the idea is to open up parking spaces so the city council will consider charging for metered parking on sundays. >> you kind of feel like on sunday you deserve to have a free parking space. i don't know, it's a right or something, no? >> that's not a good idea. >> reporter: the plan is to also extend meter enforcement hours later until 8:00 p.m. on some nights, some businesses and restaurant owners do not like the proposals. they are afraid of losing customers, they may be right. >> i don't think that they should. >> no? >> no. >> reporter: it might open up spots. >> i don't think it will in this area. people who don't live here, i don't think it will affect their choice whether to park or not. >> reporter: a task force studied the plan f

but this morning-- pg&e has >>> your >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it is one of the key safety glands since the san bruno blast but this morning, pg&e has a serious warning. what could happen if it's forced to cut its pipeline pressure? >>> plus, waiting at the airport will never be the same. the first flights taking off from sfo's terminal 2, a sneak peek at the luxury features. >>> and good morning, everyone. it is thursday, april 14th. thanks so much for joining us. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 4:30. get a quick check of your traffic and weather. we have been kind of lawrence- less the last couple of days. >> you're not as pretty as kristy. >> i know, i know. [ laughter ] >> but you're okay. >> thank you very much. >> we love you anyway. >> i'd like to say it's good to have another "guy" on the set but it was pretty nice. >> you must have been in heaven with all these beautiful ladies. fantastic! [ laughter ] >> we had clouds in the skies overnight and yeah, we are seeing it now so that will keep kind of a mixed bag