linda, here you go. go linda. hey, we're so proud of you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> hey, how are you doing? >> ok. wow. it's amazing for me. whoo! >> how do you say thank you for doing what you love to do? i'll be fine in a minute. just give me a minute. ok. good evening, everyone. i first want to thank my ancestors, my parents, and my family for instilling in me the value of community. i want to thank the shoulders i stand on at mission, eric guffords, kevin truett and dr. gray who did phenomenal work at balboa, all the teachers who are present, mr. cabana and others, nurse judy, and our students. every day i learn something new from our students. they come to me but i'm learning from them, also. it was amazing to me last year when school began when i was presented with a list of students, 1 african-american seniors, of that number, i was told only nine qualified for u.c.'s and c.s.u.'s. i knew something wasn't right. i wasn't sure what it was because i knew these students' plans. i knew what they wanted to do. so i worked and found ways to c

linda? >> it actually starts today and they're prepping for the event already.it starts at 10:00 this morning. they're working to get the tents up. this is by university of maryland medical center where today you will be able to find all kinds of free things that you can get to improve your health, things like flu shots, and screenings for your blood pressure, and diabetes, and hiv screening, and to tell us more about this, is dr. leona krause, thanks for joining us. >> no problem. >> to tell us what this event is about. it is really neat. >> this is take your loved one to workday at university medical center. held every year since i've been here. and lots of people from the community come by and blood pressure screening and prostate cancer and cholesterol and anything you want to know about, you can come and ask about. we've had doctors and nurses and lots of health care professionals here. some people are here, and even if you have a question, hey, what is going on with this rash on my arm, you can come by and somebody will take a look and give you some answer

linda was here on 9/11. she had a meeting on the 72nd floor, look at where i'm interviewing her ten years later. >> the last thing on my mind would be that i would be back here rebuilding. >> reporter: she passed by everyday, too much, too many emotions and filmries. hard to put a hard hat on but took the phone call to come back and she did. >> i'm so glad i made the decision to come down here and be a part of this. it's a healing process. >> reporter: she along with her team of hard hats are doing this for all the names. many she knew as friends, and for the people she and her crew don't know. >> sometimes i come out late if the afternoon when a lot of the workers are gone, 4:00 or 5:00, i might come out by myself and take a walk around. >> reporter: on the walk, she doesn't think about what happened ten septembers ago but years ahead when this building will be energized with offices, restaurants, and observation deck, safety policy that no building in the world will be able to touch. >> this is the project

abc2 news linda so is live with what you need to know especially for your morning commute. linda. >> reporter: well, if you have to drive through the city this morning, be prepared. you are going see a lot of concrete barriers like this one and orange cones blocking off streets. portions of pratt street are closed and so are other streets surrounding the racetrack. it things are taking -- things are beginning to take shape. big racing teams brought in multiple tractor trailers and putting on finishing touches to their cars. outside, concrete walls blocked off intersection downtown. official with the department of transportation says plan your alternate route ahead of time or you will get stuck in a lot of traffic. >> if you want to by-pass and not be stuck in the traffic in the downtown area, use the alternative routes that will be open and available to you. >> reporter: now later today, some of the race teams will be walking the course to get a closer look at it. again, if you have to drive through downtown, a big heads up. portions of pratt street are closed this morning

linda yee is not far from where the crime happened and has the latest. linda. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, police say they have arrested three juveniles and the 19-year- old brother of one of those suspects and charged all of them with murder. investigators say the suspects told them they did this because they simply wanted to commit street robberies. the surveillance video shows four young men running from the murder scene. gardner antonio torres was helping a disabled friend trim the trees in a yard when the suspect shot and killed him. oakland police say a citizen informant gave them the tip that led to their arrest. >> on one of the suspects who was heard bragging about shooting mr. torres. >> reporter: after finding the first suspect, police say the juvenile then give up his three other friends. >> they were brought down to the oakland police department and interviewed by myself and other investigators and all three of these subjects confessed to their involvement in the robbery and murder of mr. torres. >> reporter: the gardners' friend didn't wan

documentos para quedar aqui 12:54 esos alivios migratorios pueden ser la visa u, la cual solicito lindavisa t o los beneficios de vawa. 1:40:05 pero esto alivios migratorios no estan siendo aprovechados en su totalidad segun el gobierno 1:40:09 explicaron que las diez mil visas u que se entregan cada ano si estan siendo solicitadas, muchas por victimas de violencia domestica.... gfx pero no tanto las visas t para victimas de trafico humano. de cinco mil disponibles solo han solicitado 800 este ano jessica farb/centro de inmigracion para mujeres y ninos 1:37:36 el caso mas comun es un sirviente de un trafico laboral 1:37:39 1:38:05 y tambien prostitucion en algunos casos hay gente que estan involucrados con unas pandillas 1:38:12 en casos como el de linda que era menor de edad cuando fue asaltada, no solo ella pudo arreglar su estatus migratorio con la visa u sino que el beneficio se extendio a sus padres. 1:27:10 gracias a dios por una experiencia asi, gracias a dios tenemos una cosa mejor verdad 1:27:16 pilar nino telemundo top vo ---si usted necesita mas informacion sobre estas visas

linda was here on 9/11. she had a meeting on the 72nd floor. look where i'm interviewing her, 10 years later. >> the last thing in my mind was that i would be back here rebuilding. >> reporter: she passed by every day, too much, too many emotions, too many memories, too hard to put a hard hat on. >> i'm glad i made the decision to come down and be a part of this. it's a healing process. >> reporter: she along with her team of hard hats are doing this for the names on the two water fountains. many she knew as friends, she and her crew don't know. >> sometimes i come out late in the afternoon when a lot of the workers have gone, 4:00 or 5:00, i might come out by myself a lot and take a walk around. >> reporter: on the walk, she doesn't think about what happened 10 septembers ago, she thinks years ahead when the builds willing be ender jizd energized with offices. >> this is the project of my career. i always have, i'm optimistic there might be more. >> linda, never wanted to look back, always looking ahead. on the inside, we cry over 9/11, but on

embarazada tenia mi pancita entonces se acerco y me la puso aqui 1;17:27 este fue el horror que vivio lindal ser asaltada mientras trabajaba en una peluqueria...te nia tres meses de embarazo. 1:22:42 histerica completamente histerica 1:22:43 1:22:30 me vomite estaba vomitando estaba viendo estrellas estaba mareada 1:22:35 1:21:35 ponme la pistola en otra parte arriba en mis hombros o en mi cabeza pero no en mi estomago si me entiende porque ahi traigo mi hijo 1:21:44 ella fue victima de un crimen serio, pero a la vez eso despues la hizo elegible para arreglar su estatus migratorio, a traves de una visa especial ...autoridades del servicio de inmigracion y ciudadania estan en una campana en todo el pais, para que estas victimas de crimenes sepan que existen alivios migratorios si son indocumentad os. robert looney/servicios de inmigracion y ciudadania/sf 1:12:35 la comunidad de inmigrantes no debe tener miedo de hablar con autoridades sobre actos de crimen en su comunidad 12:46 12:48 que hay un modo de quedar aqui en los estados unidos en caso de que no tiene papeles o documentos para quedar

take pkg take pkg estos son los ultimos trabajos que linda realiza...vendio su negocio en la calle 96 internacional en oakland y se va cansada de la violencia. linda mendoza/vendio su negocio en oakland 4;34 estoy cansada de la violencia, estoy cansada de los robos.4:36 ella fue asaltada cuando estaba embarazada.. 5:50 me amarraron, primero me pusieron la pistola en el estomago y no me la quitaron de ahi 5:56 pilar nino 17:57 a pesar de esa experiencia traumatica no fue eso lo que reboso la copa 18:01 fue el denunciar a un asaltante que robo a un vendedor de frutas frente a su negocio...aunq ue testifico contra el, a los pocos meses lo vio en la calle. :43 mire al moreno la ultima vez aqui con la bicicleta y mi corazon se me cayo se me cayo hasta los pies y dije yo ya no puedo estar aqui, me dio mucho miedo :53 el dueno de este negocio vecino comprende la decision de linda pero no la comparte. patrick baca/comerciante 23;33 yo me quedo, yo voy a quedarme, yo no voy a esconderme ni voy a correr 23;37 hugo representa a decenas de comerciantes en la zona de la internacional y ve esto com

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steven gregory genovese alayne gentul linda m. george edward f.hty suzanne geraty ralph gerhardt robert gerlich denis p. germain marina romanovna gertsberg susan m. getzendanner james g. geyer joseph m. giaccone vincent francis giammona >> and my brother, kevin. we miss you. >> and my mother, arlene. we miss you and love you. your spirit lives on in your children and grandchildren. memories of you have powered me to be a better person, more loving and compassionate. debra lynn gibbon james andrew giberson brenda gibson craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew gilbert paul stuart gilbey paul john gill mark y. gilles evan gillette ronald lawrence gilligan rodney c. gillis laura gilly john f. ginley donna marie giordano jeffrey john giordano john giordano >> and my partner, gramm. >> and mine brother. i named my son after you to honor your memory. on behalf of all family and friends, we will cherish all of the memories we shared and look forward to the days we meet again. not a day goes by that we do not think of you. we love you, miss you, and will t

linda yee with what law enforcement agencies are doing to keep you safe. linda? >> reporter: well, liz, bay area law enforcement will be on high alert throughout this coming weekend. and they are not taking any chances, you say, especially around transportation systems and specifically around landmarks like this one at the golden gate bridge. for those charged with protecting the tourist favorite, the golden gate bridge is also a high value target. >> after september 11th, 2001, our responsibilities changed to include homeland security as a major role in our responsibilities and this very icon this golden gate bridge, is one of those responsibilities that we take very seriously. >> reporter: the highway patrol is on high alert this weekend. all available officers will be on duty. >> we have bicycles on patrol here. we also have motorcycles on patrol. we have cars on patrol. we have support from air assets and since 9/11, 2001, those resources have been increased absolutely they have. >> reporter: in the days following 9/11, national guard soldiers patroled the pa

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i am linda so.why there's concern there could be more victims. >>> it's primary election day for baltimore city. i am sherrie johnson. we will hear from the elects director about the polling sites. >>> 6:41. the sun has come up and normal high is 79 we go above today but check out the record low in the 40s. something we will have to think about by the end of the week. >>> the outer loof is slow. 79 -- outer loop is slow. i will show you what else is going on as "good morning maryland" continues. ♪ the rich aroma gets you up ♪ looking forward to your first cup ♪ morning! big day, huh? thank you. ♪ oh that mountain grown taste, ♪ ♪ just what you need ♪ for the big race. daughter: morning mom! are you excited? ♪ as you finish every mile... ♪ how rewarding are those smiles... ♪ [ cheers from the crowd ] of wakin' up... ♪ mommy, you did it! ♪ is folgers in your cup. [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? o

linda yee is not far from where that crime happened and has reactions from friends and neighbors. linda. >> reporter: well, dana, four teenagers were arrested, two of them at their high school not far from this street where i'm standing now. now, they told investigators that they did this crime because one day they just decided they wanted to commit street robberies. the surveillance video shows four young men running from the murder scene. gardener antonio torres was helping a friend trim trees when a suspect shot and killed him. a citizen informant gave police the tip that led to the arrest. >> one of the suspects who was heard bragging about shooting mr. torres. >> reporter: after finding the first suspect police say the juvenile then gave up his three other friends. >> they were brought down to the oakland police department and interviewed by myself and other investigators and all three of these subjects confessed to their involvement in the robbery and murder of mr. torres. >> reporter: the gardener's friend did not want to appear on camera but she sobbed at the news. >> i'm

linda? consider this and i know you. -- an iou. >> i just want to take the opportunity to thank ed eiskin -- riskin for his efforts. as well, good luck in your teacher endeavors at the mta. [applause] >> thank you. a couple of folks representing representative fiona marrow. [applause] where is the energy? there we go. next, we have our board supervisor from this district. she is the envy of other supervisors because she has three new libraries in the district. with that, let us welcome supervisor malia cohen. [applause] >> hello, everybody. good morning. it is a new day. do you believe? i am so humble than excited to be here. i have personally spent time in the library, growing up with mrs. jones' daughters studying here. here we are on the corner, the process of a new day, a new beginning. i say that optimistically but also cautiously. it is a new day because it is a ground-breaking ceremony and we are moving forward, but we're also continuing the work that many have done before us for this

lee >> hyun joon lee >> juanita lee >> kathryn blair lee >> linda c. lee >> lorraine mary lee >> myoung woo lee >> richard y. lee >> stuart soo-jin lee >> yang der lee >> stephen paul lefkowitz >> adriana legro >> edward joseph lehman >> eric andrew lehrfeld >> david leistman >> david prudencio lemagne >> joseph anthony lenihan >> john joseph lennon, jr. >> may your name and memory live on for my brothers and i and to all of those courageous men and women who actively serve in the new york police department. >> and my dad, to my hero, i love and miss him so much. [applause] >> john robinson lenoir >> jorge luis leon >> matthew gerard leonard >> michael lepore >> charles a. lesperance >> jeff leveen >> john dennis levi >> alisha caren levin >> neil david levin >> robert levine >> robert michael levine >> shai levinhar >> adam jay lewis >> jennifer lewis >>>> margaret susan lewis >> ye wei liang >> and my son, our shining star, our spirit of christmas. i love you forever, i like you for always, as long as i am living, at my baby will be. and my cousin, w

. >> gerald michael olcott >> christine anne olender >> linda mary oliva >> edward kraft oliver >> leah e. oliver >> eric t. olsen >> jeffrey james olsen >> maureen lyons olson >> steven john olson >> toshihiro onda >> seamus l. o'neal >> john p. oneill >> frank oni >> michael c. opperman >> christopher orgielewicz >> margaret orloske >> virginia anne ormiston >> my precious daughter. she was taken from us so suddenly. to all the men and women that try to keep a safe, we know the sacrifice that they make. let us not forget, this was not a natural disaster. it was by a radical islamists. >> and my brother, we missed and love you. god bless you. >> ronald orsini >> peter ortale >> juan ortega-campos >> alexander ortiz >> david ortiz >> emilio ortiz, jr. >> pablo ortiz >> paul ortiz, jr. >> sonia ortiz >> masaru ose >> elsy c. osorio >> james r. ostrowski >> jason douglas oswald >> michael otten >> isidro d. ottenwalder >> michael chung ou >> todd joseph ouida >> and my brother, all your family misses you. we love you, god bless you. >> and my nephew, your parents, your brothers, all of yo

linda?reporter: you and i know, everyone knows the benefits of being healthy and doing things in your life to make those changes. that's another story. this week though starts today the city of baltimore will help us out and help us to become more healthy, all part of their healthy city days. and joining us this morning is dorothy, you're organizing this whole thing. what is it about? >> it is a great event. it is a week-long campaign about staying healthy, and eating right and knowing your numbers and exercising. we have a ton of events coming up. a walk with the mayor. a workout at the inner harbor. lots of screening. lots of great events at your local libraries. >> i know people love free things. this is all free. >> it is all free. we're so excited to partner with the university of maryland and they're doing a take a loved one to the doctor day, and it is a great health fair, lots of screenings, don't have doctors on hand, and lots of great information. >> this is specifically where we'r

. >> linda george. >> edward f. geraghty. >> suzanne geraty. >> ralph gerhardt. >> robert gerlich. >> denis p. germain. >> marina romanovna gertsberg. >> susan m. getzendanner. >> james g. geyer. >> joseph m. giaccone. >> vincent francis giammona. >> and my brother, kevin joseph. we miss you. >> and my mother. we love you and miss you. your spirit lives on in your children and grandchildren. you empowered me to be a better person. we will never forget you. >> debra lynn gibbon. >> james andrew giberson. >> craig neil gibson. >> ronnie e. gies. >> laura a. giglio. >> andrew clive gilbert. >> timothy paul gilbert. >> paul stuart gilbey. >> paul john gill. >> mark y. gilles. >> evan gillette. >> ronald lawrence gilligan. >> rodney c. gillis. >> laura gilly. >> john f. ginley. >> donna marie giordano. >> jeffrey john giordano. >> john giordano. >> and my partner. >> and my brother. i named my son after you to honor your memory. on behalf of all of your family and friends, we want you to know what cherished all the memor

need their lovely little tax breaks if you supermodel linda eventually start demanding forty six grand in child support from her french billionaires baby daddy that sounds reasonable enough except that some it's not that she's demanding isn't a year that's forty six thousand dollars that she wants to get from him pair month now linda claims that the bare minimum needed to cover the costs of the received lifestyle of her son has grown accustomed to her four year old son that is over the last four years that includes twenty three thousand dollars a month for child care two thousand five hundred for private schooling three thousand for clothes five thousand for hobbies like fencing lessons and chess. and eight grand total of eight grand a month for his own personal driver i mean what is this kid driving around and i just don't understand this of course this does not include the four year olds expense account at f.a.o. schwartz now we do have to keep in mind when talking about this with the median household income of a family in the united states is about forty thousand dollars a year whic

there is linda robertson and alex randolph. thank you for providing the information to our office.nt to acknowledge the members from the community that are here. mr. updike? >> members of the committee, john updike, real-estate. this is a jurisdictional transfer of a property at 17th street and folsom from the puc to the preparation and park department and the mayor's office of housing. it facilitates the park project on the southern part of the property and would allow for possible future development of the northern portion by the mayor's office of housing. look at that on the overhead in some detail. the representatives from recreation and park will have a much more detailed explanation of the park project itself. i am going to give you the real- estate details. this transfer has been approved by the recreation and park commission and puc commission. the project is in conformance with previous ceqa approvals noted in the legislation. we're asking the board to adopt these findings, including the community planned exemption, and the mitigation monitoring and reporting program. the

. >> hopefully one of those calls will be for linda, because without a job soon her home may be next to go. >> the workers investment board did everything they could to get out job fair. hundred people, 10% of the work force. another one september 21st at the college and everybody is welcome especially the folks from solyndra and hopefully linda will have work by then. >>> still ahead, a major privacy breach at a leading bay area hospital. medical records of tens of thousands of bay area patients were posted online for more than a year before anyone noticed. >> and she was just two years old when she lost her mother. the mother she hardly knew and the one moment she wishes she had with her.@ >>> a hospital is blaming a subcontractor used by an outside vendor for a massive privacy breach. medical information for 20,000 people was posted on a public website for nearly a year. that data included names and codes and remained on a commercial website for nearly a year until it was discovered last month and taken down. it did not contain credit card or social security numb

linda yee has the story. >> reporter: it's a lot of confusion here, dana.he powell street station has been shut down for a little over an hour now. you see behind me that the san francisco police in riot gear are still on standby. and right across the plaza, another group of demonstrators has gathered. when their intent was to not get arrested, we know now the opposite happened. about a half dozen or so protestors were arrested about an hour ago. there was a peaceful event, they were going very orderly. it didn't start out that way. it was a very noisy demonstration at first, [ chanting ] >> you can't kill us all! >> reporter: demonstrators said their tactic this time was to block the fare gates to force bart to let commuters ride free. as they moved around the station and got too close to the fare gates, bart police moved in, called in san francisco police for backup and closed the station. officers then surrounded the protestors and announced everybody to there including the media that we all had to leave the station or face arrest. so obviously, we were

with business news, linda bell joining us from bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning. in a few hours investors will get a key report on consumer spending. that makes up the biggest part of our economy. stock index futures ahead of that in getting a lower open. the government's fiscal year ends today without an agreement by congress on how to pay for new projects. federal contractors are laying off people or delaying hiring. among the delayed projects is a dollar contract for work of the department of palm lulz security -- department of homeland security. research in motion denies word that it is halting its playbook. best buy is slicing the price. if you thought target selling designer goods was a big deal. it is about to get exclusive items from another major fashion house. i will tell you in my next report. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. >>> 60 degrees. feeling good. >> still ahead another bank announces big changes. where and how much and you will be charged use your debit card. >> ever

. >> hopefully one of those calls will be for linda, because without a job soon her home may be next to go. >> the workers investment board did everything they could to get out job fair. hundred people, 10% of the work force. another one september 21st at the college and everybody is welcome especially the folks from solyndra and hopefully linda will have work by then. >>> still ahead, a major privacy breach at a leading bay area hospital. medical records of tens of thousands of bay area patients were posted online for more than a year before anyone noticed. >> and she was just two years old when she lost her mother. the mother she hardly knew and the one moment she wishes she had with her.................... sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >> closed captioning brought to you by manc

sunday, linda drove to anchorage. she knocked on bethany's door. no answer. >> the door was left unlocked, which surprised me. her bike was in the room and i thought she must be jogging. we waited around for a while and i started to get a little nervous. >> she tried to stay daum, went to the garage sale she and bethany had planned to visit. couldn't focus. went back to the apartment, still no bethany. >> finally went to the police. and they told me that the person probably just left and i thought this is not like my daughter. >> she said you need to come to anchorage, bethany is missing and i'm in shock. what to you mean? >> detective klinkhart arrived at bethany's apartment on sunday evening. he did not tell bethany he was a member of the homicide unit. klinkhart went inside. >> her bed hadn't been made. there was a book that was turned over. her purse is still hanging in the closet. her cell phone is sitting on the counter. >> kids don't leave their cell phones. >> no. . no everything told me this was an apartment she had been in and she just st

. >> reporter: the one woman who agrees with that is the other councilwoman linda pfeiffer. she didn't want to talk on camera but said, "there's been a real history of verbal abuse, heckling, belittling from the start. she is courageous to take a stand and speak out." cbs 5 tried to talk to the mayor. he didn't want to speak because it's under investigation. that was him driving off yesterday. if the d.a.'s office does prosecute this they said it would be a battery misdemeanor case which carries 6 months in jail or a $1,000 fine. ford would consider dropping the charges she said if she got an apology we tried to reach vice mayor kelly. he didn't return our calls or e- mails. there is another city council meeting tonight at 7:00. ford's seat has been moved. >> might be a few people there. >> to see what goes on. >> thank you. >>> smoking might be snuffed in downtown concord. the city council is voting tonight on the plan to ban smoking for 17 blocks surrounding toto santos plaza in all areas accessible to the general public. smoking would be banned even on private property if

and linda gethen who wrote that joins us. i want to get to this.xas attorney general john core nine now a senator called for review of six trials involving this psychologist in 2000. why was his testimony so critical to the case? >> this particular witness was brought forth by the defendant to testify to mitigation. that's one of the questions that go to the jury. when the defense proffered the witness, he said blacks were reported disproportionate, that's not a problem. on cross examination as any effective prosecutor would, the prosecutor continued to question in that line of questioning and asked the witness did the fact that mr. buck was black contribute to his possible future dangerousness, and he answered yes. race should never be injected in front of the jury in any case, particularly a capital case. >> linda, when you were second chair prosecutor in this case, the lead prosecutor has said she has no concern whatsoever in regard to the case. are your concerns more about the fact that race played regard in sentencing than it did to whether or

linda cook is researching the migration of the people who moved from the kenai fjords. [linda cook] english bay originally-- the name is now nanwalek-- was a summer seasonal camp, and the russians were along this coastline in the late 1700s. with the coming of the americans in 1867, the village reverted to american hands. there were somewhere probably in the neighborhood of 80 people here in 1880, and since then, the village has remained relatively insular. the 1880 census indicated that most people were eskimo with what were then a very low percentage of creoles, who were russian and native alaskan composition. [man] we at english bay think this is what it was like before the russians came in, when they gathered for community dinners and had only the beat of the drum. [drum beating] and after hunting, they would gather together, bring out the fiery vodka, and get the natives to entertain them, and here's the version of the seal dance. [narrator] the people who live in nanwalek are known as the chugach eskimo. they are one of the most numerous and diverse of all eskimo

. >> am linda chapman, and the residents are very opposed to bars. -- i am linda chapman. this is a neighborhood where there are many older people, more than average, many lower income people, more than average. the bedroom is likely over the street. it is chaos. many people will tell you that they cannot go on polk street anymore. completely unbelievable. leaving aside the prostitution, pence come in shooting some of my intersection -- leaving aside the prostitution, pimps, and shootings, one of the intersections is my intersection where ttwo pimps got into a shootout. i would object that these protests are all scattered. when the only speak chinese, naturally they asked for standard protest. the ones that were certainly not standard, such as mine, were not included. the things that were not included were the withdrawals. these of only one he received. i do not know whether you got a chance to look at the e-mail i sent you yesterday, it was late. i would be glad to brief you on the falsification and the fact that there has been no remedy at all provided. i was this that a

linda? >> reporter: well, elizabeth, they do call them specific, credible, but unconfirmed threats directed at the east coast, but here in the bay area, law enforcement officials up and down the coast are not taking any chances. homeland security counter terrorism teams will be visible on all bay air tans trace systems this weekend. they are called the tsa viper team, and they've been on regular patrol riding the trains and scoping out the platforms of concourses for anything or any one suspicious. some team members are also federal air marshals and trained experts. they are expertise is in terrorist intelligence gathering and spotting and suppressing threats. with new worry of a terror plot, san francisco police will be adding extra patrols on the streets. >> they'll be a higher state of vigilance, look for thing that look out of place, suspects, anything they think might be a potential threat of any kind. they're going to be proactive, and they're going to tame them on. >> reporter: airpor

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. >> am linda chapman, and the residents are very opposed to bars. -- i am linda chapman. this is a neighborhood where there are many older people, more than average, many lower income people, more than average. the bedroom is likely over the street. it is chaos. many people will tell you that they cannot go on polk street anymore. completely unbelievable. leaving aside the prostitution, pence come in shooting some of pence come in shooting some of my intersection -- leaving aside

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, i'm grace lee. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >>> an armed robbery spree in contra costa county by people wearing odd masks, their targets stores and gas stations open late at night. anne makovec with the outrageous details that may tie the crimes together. >> scary. people are crazy nowadays. >> reporter: armed, masked and sometimes costumed men are robbing east bay stores that are open overnight here in walnut creek. six robbers including one dressed as a skeleton, another dressed as a gorilla walked into this gas station at 3:30 a.m. yesterday brandishing guns and stealing cash, soda and cigarettes. the clerk was unharmed but one of the robbers shot at a customer pumping gas. how close did that bullet come? >> we don't know how close it came, but at the time of the shots, they were approximately 25 feet from each other. the customer took off running and he was not injured. >> reporter: they took off in a dark colored volkswagen parked nearby. 24 hours before that robbery, three masked men one dressed as a skeleton w