things, actually -- is high schools that are beginning to bring back -- what we used to call locational work. we go to some inner city high schools where we're teaching manufacturing because of the wage factor you're describing. >> by the way, one of the things john mentioned that i think is working extremely well in some parts of ohio, not so well in others, is business partners with a high school. instead of partnering with a community college or university, at the high school level bringing kids in, internships, co-o co-ops, showing them manufacturing can be cool. they are doing this with a public high school in the cleveland area, and they're indicating to me that it's working both to get kids more excited about the stem disciplines, but also to develop a work force so these kids do go on, get a two-year degree, and end upcoming back to the school, and the whole time they're interning and working in the summer and so on. i think there is an opportunity for companies to get engaged at a relatively young level. >> and for a kid to see what a job is. >> our community and our country is now

working together with lots of different stakeholders, we have 26 possible alternatives to make sure there is no stone unturned on possible locations. we boiled it down to five candidate sites. the overflow parking lot at sunset circle which is adjacent and the california national guard armory. as we spent the last year working through each of those auctions, each one has had their particular problems. the discussion of infrastructure near ocean beach would be adding new infrastructure and it did not seem to be a particularly feasible approach. it is part of the deal with san francisco was granted the land around the zoo. there are still 41 years, so we approach the national guard about using that site and we indicated there were plenty of plans for that site. we undercut your side a little bit, we do some more work there and we have expressed a willingness to look at that. we have identified the proposed site that is within the canyon of the water pollution control plant. the armory is there on the upper right, about 40 feet above the ground. the gate is on the right side. the blue and outlying area represents the footprint of the

by location evaluation working in conjunction with the applicant. finding a reasonable opportunity or solution. >> the interior solutions that were shown, has anybody reviewed when they can be minimized or improved upon so that we don't do this on the sidewalk? there is a cheaper and easier solution inside the structure?

by location evaluation working in conjunction with the applicant. finding a reasonable opportunity or solution. >> the interior solutions that were shown, has anybody reviewed when they can be minimized or improved upon so that we don't do this on the sidewalk? there is a cheaper and easier solution inside the structure? >> in these cases, the applicant would come to us with a request. obviously, the work inside the property line, we suggest certain things, but we have no authority to specifically direct an applicant to take specific actions. >> who would be out and work with to try to come up with better solutions? i would like to figure out if there are alternative solutions to work? are people walking down the sidewalk going to encounter a fence? it is less crowded, but it is not a residential area. it is still a pretty vibrant commercial area. >> one of the things, just thinking about it, it can be done. for the applicant to lower the finished hot properties by three or 5 inches that can result, obviously, a lower threshold at the property line.

location. i come from as far back as 1969. i actually worked at that location, evans and third street. i know that that is the cross- section of functionally a freeway. you have big rigs rolling through there. i was shocked to hear mr. schmidt said that there are trains, locomotives that roll up to that building. i am not certain what is going to happen in the rezoning of that facility. where trains can actually still roll up to it. it seems to me that that is a very awkward condition for a facility that is designed to be on the health care matter. i would also say that, you know, when you look at where that location is, it seems to me that it is more -- i am all for that project. but it seems to me that it is more for the people who are going to come from out of town, or different parts of san francisco, who lived in different parts of san francisco, to come to work there and have easy access to get to work, as opposed to the folks coming from eight, 12, 15 blocks from third street. no one in hunters point, bayview, comes to evans and cargo accepted the gas at those stations. supervis

often times they have to change jobs, hours and work locations. all are in agreements with the unions in the study were to go guard. the study shows a net reduction of 50 employees. an attempt will be made to put them inin the district. so it's taking the number of positions in the three plants involve involv involved and after the study if we were to close white river junction there would be a net increase of 51 positions for the facilities the consolidation would support a two to three day service standard for first class mail. other considerations include retail services currently available at the white river junction processing and distribution center. those would remain. business mail acceptance unit at the white river junction processing facility would

location. many employers work on bicycles. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, peter.maybe i need to ask if i can vary from the script. i'm supposed to say that unfortunately we are out of time, but we are not. maybe what i will do is have you will come up here and sit around a table. if we could get some chairs? yeah, and could you turn on the lights? very good. and is there another microphone? there are two. staff will pass them around if you have questions. what we will do is, unless you want to add to some of what you said and what you have heard this morning, we had a couple hours of staff, city staff discussing with them our experiences, and then reacting to our conditions and pitfalls and predicaments. if you have any observations from this morning's presentation, if you like to share that with us. [inaudible] very good. so we will go with andy? did you have your hand up? >> no. >> ok, you serve. >> i have living and -- i have been living in copenhagen, bicycling. one of the things i think is very important at makes bicycles work in copenhagen is that most peopl

after researching potential locations, they start working the phones. this boy gets through to a company manager. >> reporter: cold calling is a a tough game, but the children's enthusiasm has convinced some companies to give them selling space. the sweet talk also worked on a rail way operator who has allowed the group to set up a stall at one of its stations. but train passengers are in a hurry and chocolate no matter how nicely wrapped won't sell itself. the kids get to work. >> translator: the children have incredible energy. i have a feeling that chocolate project movement is going to spread across japan. hopefully, it will really take off. >> group members say the profit from one bag of chocolate can feed one child in east africa for ten dis. >>> an earthquake that jolted a nation. a tsunami that swallowed a coastline, a nuclear plant that spiralled out of control. japan marks the first anniversary of the march 11th disaster. what lessons have been learned? find out on "newsline" starting monday, march 5th, then sunday, join us at 2:00 p.m. japan

there's now a food desert locator on our website at usda.gov. we are working with the private sector and an number of groceries chains instead of giving money to a community, maybe chris restores will think about a downsized gross restore that operates at little or no profit. it would provide decent food and the basics. there's a tremendous amount of activity in this space that is going on our goal is to eliminate these food deserts in seven years. the city of detroit is heavily engaged in a massive effort to turn a lot of their ground fields into green fields. there is a lot of activity going on in this space. if you take a look at our website, your folks can locate communities and states working in this area. >> if i can just shy man -- within the city of denver, have the elementary schools have their own gardens. it is naturally spreading so that each school by the end of next year, we will have every school in denver and roll that out at the state level. as part of their curriculum. >> i was thinking about the science of photosynthesis. hopefully, that is

after researching potential locations, they start working the phones. this boy gets through to a company manager. >> reporter: cold calling is a a tough game, but the children's enthusiasm has convinced some companies to give them selling space. the sweet talk also worked on a rail way operator who has allowed the group to set up a stall at one of its stations. but train passengers are in a hurry and chocolate no matter how nicely wrapped won't sell itself. the kids get to work. >> translator: the children have incredible energy. i have a feeling that chocolate project movement is going to spread across japan. hopefully, it will really take off. >> group members say the profit from one bag of chocolate can feed one child in east africa for ten dis. >>> an earthquake that jolted a nation. a tsunami that swallowed a coastline, a nuclear plant that spiralled out of control. japan marks the first anniversary of the march 11th disaster. what lessons have been learned? find out on "newsline" starting monday, march 5th, then sunday, join us at 2:00 p.m. japan

after researching potential locations, they start working the phones.this boy gets through to a company manager. cold calling is a tough game. their enthusiasm convinced some companies to give them selling space. the sweet talk worked on a railway operator who allowed them to set up a stall at one of their stations. train passengers are in a hurry, chocolate, no matter how nicely wrapped won't sell it self. the kids get to work. >> translator: the children have incredible energy. i have a feeling the chocolate project movement is going to spread across japan. hopefully it will really take off. >> good work there. the group says the profit from one bag of chocolates can feed one child in east africa for ten days. >>> now, tokyo is starting the day with overcast conditions. will there be some sun today? rachel ferguson joins us now with the world weather forecast. >> well, there is potential, catherine to see sunny spells on the pacific edge of the country. up to the north, though, it is a different story. we have a low pressure system over hokkaido now,

there's a lot of behind the screens work, you know, the location, maybe the weather's not working out. so there's a lot of factors that play into just one shot. >> reporter: in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. >> here's brian now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> the news edge working several big stories, on deck tonight a big step toward a billion dollar casino on the shores of the potomac. a well known journalist who won a pulitzer prize of the washington post died. >>> minutes ago bobby brown took the stage in maryland with a tribute to whitney houston. >>> we'll begin with a scary crime spree in the district, five armed robberies in 24 hours, fox 5's audrey barnes working that. >> these robberies have gone on for weeks, but what makes these latest five so scary are two things, a lone suspect brandishes a handgun and all but one of the crimes happened just after sunrise. the corner of 15th street and chapin is a target rich environment for street thieves looking for smartphones and other electronics to steal even during the day. a bandit robbed a man at gunpoint wednesday at 8 a.m

location has worked for us all season long and continues to do so. another batch of showers comes in on saturday after today's rain. this big dome of high pressure is going to give as very very mild start to march. periods of rain today. 50 degrees is going to be your high. rain abates tonight. 45 is your overnight low, tomorrow check this out, 60 degrees, partly sunny, a gentle spring like breeze on march the 1st. temperature roller coaster starts friday, 57 to 62, 53 to 44. those are those showers on saturday, the beginning of the weekend. that would be one of the cooler temperatures we have seen over the past many days. monday it was sunshine. don, take it away. >> thank you very much. want to see a ribbon of red lights on the beltway? here is sharon with wjz traffic control. >> reporter: that is what it looks like on the left side of the beltway. the accident is on the west side in the area of frederick road, so do watch for that and watch for huge delays because of it. we also have an accident, the second one of the morning on 895 in the southbo

. >> reporter: it can navigate to stored locations like home and work. >> driving home. >> reporter: waze will up to the minute status on the weekend closure and reopening of the bay bridge. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> you see how easy it is. you can become a traffic spotter by downloading the waze app, it is free for information on how to download waze visit abc7news.com/waze. >>> still ahead, cancer patients and doctors beware the widely used drug made by local biotech giant that is being counterfeited. >>> how did it happen? new focus for investigators trying to determine how whitney houston died.  >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> for the first time iran says advanced century s at is main you are -- centrifuges at is main -- several western countries claim the program is meant to produce nuclear weapons. tehran says the goal is clean energy. the country is taking steps to cut oil experts -- exports to six european countries in retaliation for new international sanction. the white house says it shows iran's leaders are un

location. we will be working closely -- we have offered to work closely with the wellness center to mitigate thecerns of the community, the rail and truck traffic. investigating this project working. supervisor wiener: i just visited iper 80 -- pier 80. i know that more activity will be coming up as the america's cup comes through. what will be different in that vicinity in terms of activity? >> some of the other america's cup teams may be there. supervisor wiener: can you explain how close the site is to appear 80 -- pier 80? >> it is about half of a mile from the site. the more intensive use that we expect to the site would be where the port is looking to potentially export the ball products -- bulk products. there may be more trains coming through there. we express that through the community and the wellness center. we will do our best to help mitigate the issues surrounding the proposed increase in rail traffic. [applause] supervisor cohen: thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak on this matter? no? not seeing any, we can close public comments. thank you

. >> reporter: it can navigate to stored locations like home and work. >> driving home. >> reporter: waze will up to the minute status on the weekend closure and reopening of the bay bridge. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> you see how easy it is. you can become a traffic spotter by downloading the waze app, it is free for information on how to download waze visit abc7news.com/waze. >>> still ahead, cancer patients and doctors beware the widely used drug made by local biotech giant that is being counterfeited. >>> how did it happen? new focus for investigators trying to determine how whitney houston died. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i canan't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest inter

>> it can be a stressful location to sort through location and price. but tonight's working woman has an easy plan. >> she has been sending her children to summer camp for years. but it's a chore to find a perfect fit. for some, it's more than a chore. >> parents have told me they would rather have a root canal than go through camp planning process. >> so she decided to create a resource for parents to make searching for summer camps easy. >> i have tried to make it more like shopping or they can go to one place and see what their options are and then refine their results. >> parents can't narrow by cost, proximity and for multiple children from 3 k to high school. parents spend thousands of dollars for summer's camp and on average about $2,000 per child. >> more than they spend on air fare, yet there's no site that lets them do it in one place and serves as a decision engine. >> this parent was looking for the perfect camphor to boys. >> i thought this was brilliant. why hasn't anyone thought of this before? >> already, more than 2000 camps are registered and hundreds of pa

. >> we quickly worked with staff to identify the location of the victim. we then worked with staff to locate the person with the gun and the weapon. >> reporter: police later determined that a gun concealed in the backpack of a third grade boy had accidently gone off. the bullet, police say, went through the backpack and hit 8-year-old amena bowman in the abdomen. >> she will pull through. we have all our family praying and pray for her. that is all i need. >> reporter: her grandmother said when she first heard there had been a shooting at the school she immediately called her daughter who was already on the way to pick up amena. >> she was on her way to pick her up from school because they had a half day today. and then she called me five minutes later and told me she was shot, that my granddaughter was shot. she was the one that was shot. >> reporter: she was air lifted to a seattle hospital about 20 miles away where she underwent surgery. >> she arrived a little before 3:00 and within five minutes was wheeled down to surgery to do some exploration and re

there is a lot of behind the scenes work, the location, maybe the weather is not working out.a lot of factors that play into just one shot. >> reporter: in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. >> wisdom is speechless. we have more news straight ahead at 6:00. 

. >> we believe and there are reports indicate the failure of the window and given the location where they worked about to descend the stairs was the greatest factor that led to their deaths. >> lieutenant perez died the day of the fire. and anthony valerio, two days later. the fire department delivered this report to the men's families this week so they can have a chance to digest information before it was reported in the media. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> investigators found a second body today on a tip from convicted killer that took place in the foot hills east of stockton. the home and property once owned by the family. yesterday, a body found half a mile from that house. tim daily reports. >> this time sheriff investigators focused on the form yerp home of the sherma shermantins and once again, a discovery. >> we've uncovered a partial skull as well as bones we believe are human remains. >> he was convicted of killing a 16-year-old chafel wheeler disappearing in 19856789 immediately after today's discovery wheeler's parents in tennessee were given news, paula wheeler told

this discouraged businesses from locating or expanding here. working with the attorney general and the rhode island state police, we are changing thision and earning the trust of the people who sent us here. our constituents must know that we are making decisions

re-elect the president, where all these interns that worked with the--worked for the committee to re-elect the president had their--their location where they worked. and it was interesting how these children of these famous politicians--or people in political office--were already starting into the political world. c-span: and you have jan erlichman there on the left, harry haldeman in the back--you can't see him right now. you'll see him just--right over there. >> guest: yeah. c-span: and then you have peter erlichman, who's looking, i believe, over jan erlichman's shoulder there, behind him. anybody else you recognize? >> guest: no. i--the--the--there was one of them had a birthday, and--and so they all ha--they had this cake, and they were--they were there to wish that person a happy birthday and celebrate. and it's interesting to me now, in light of what had already happened--watergate had already happened--this picture was done now maybe about three or four weeks later, and how these young people had no idea, as i didn't, of what probably was happening on--in other rooms not too far away from them, as they--the concern with

the gentleman to go through the proper procedure, he might not end up with that location, but is the does happen to please work vigorously to get him a good spot. >> the permit is before you. the permit is granted to the individual at that location. >> i would move we overturned based upon the facts that this board or i am making the motion that the procedure was on reasonable to this appellant region would be unreasonable to the appellant and would constitute failure. >> you could say that because of the 90-day period. as soon as he got notice, he promptly applied. >> thank you. >> we can call the roll now. >> let me recite that once again curio -- and once again. >> the move is to issue this permit with a finding that the apollyon's failure -- of the appellants failure upheld the permit. on the motion to overrule and issued this permit with that finding. [calling votes] the vote is 4-0. the deep two -- the dpw is overruled. price we are going to take a short break. >> welcome back to the january 18 meeting of the board of appeals. we are ready to move on to item no. 8, and before i call this, i understand th

location. so that is crucial work on the new bridge. and with the new detour, caltrans is now asking everyone to be careful. >> as you come through the metering lights area, and go into the merge, the configuration has changed. there's nothing new that will require decisions but it is the first time through this. so go easy and be safe. >> reporter: according to caltrans the next time the bridge will be closed, they will be closed and reopen the bridge completely and that is estimated labor day weekend and next year, but behind me, traffic is moving very smoothly on the westbound lane. i'm sure a lot of people have the day off. and hopefully it will stay like this all day. to tell us more about traffic today, and other detours, let's turn it to elizabeth wenger back in the newsroom. >> good morning, gil. that's right. heading out of town for the long holiday weekend, good news for them, they don't have to use alternates to get back home. richmond san rafael bridge, i want to mention this is an ?eat alternate but the bay bridge is now op

. >> they can navigate to stored locations like home and work. >> drive home. >> there will be statusure and reopening of the bay bridge. >> you have reached your destination. >> and it can be help tofl ice yol yait hot spots when you're driving around. they're in red. you can become a traffic spotter and down load the waze app and it's free. for detailed information just visit abc 7 news.com. >> and still to come a somber milestone for the bridge becoming an icon in san francisco. >> maybe you've heard the term "fat fingers" used to describe troubles some ipad users have with their virtual fingers. well there is an accessory to delete that problem. i'll have ratings coming up next. >> also, dim sum stops aside a group of americans the president needs to court for reelection. that is ahead at 5:00. >> and diane dawer -- sawer with what she's working on for world news. >> good afternoon there is tonight we're here at general motors with profits roaring back. workers are getting checks now for thousands of dollars. and why and how they did it. rs also there, is arsenic in the food. we'r

i want to thank michael for his work to date for helping to transform this location. >> this is aboutsco. it is visually challenged in its current state, but we think we have put together a great design. our partners and others have hired the best architects with som -- one of the best, sorry. we are pleased with the design. both jerry and his company had decided to go here, but it was also the mayor and city office hoping to keep technology companies here. it is a joint effort. after you take up the skin of the building, it has amazing attribute that you have read about in our press release. 35,000 feet square plates. floor to floor slabs in the city, which is unusual. that tenants in this building will have some amazing space, some amazing views, and our r ehab will be as good as anyone. we are happy to be involved with the city. thank you very much. >> it really did take a team of folks to bring this deal together. we had great assistance from david from lasalle in helping to close this deal for the city and riverbed. >> good morning, everyone. it was a real honor to represent thei

location. or out of work. folks losing the skills.orrow, the house and senate expected to vote on the payroll package. >> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. president obama consumer watchdog agency taking aim at debt collectors. consumer protection bureau is proposing to add those to the list of industries the officials can supervise in person. stocks rebounded today. the dow was up 123. the s&p 500 gained 15. nasdaq finished ahead 44. house republicans today held hearings on a pair of bills to update the federal no child left behind law. they want to shift more control to states and local districts. they say the bill has the potential to turn the clock back decades. cyber security experts urge senators to close what they say are loopholes in legislation regarding the government's ability to force critical industries to harden their computers against attack. it currently limits regulation to industries where cyber attacks could turn number of mafatalities. >>> why some dog lovers don't love the coverage that romney >> bre

. >> reporter: it can navigate to locations like home and work.waze will have up to the minute status on the weekend closure and roping of the bay bridge. >> announcer: you have reached your -- destination. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> public works crews in san francisco were up late last night cleaning up a lot of feathers. hundreds of people gathered for the 7th annual valentine's day pillow fight at justin herman plaza last night. people came out swinging! looks fun, right? the cleanup isn't. it is costly. it has cost the city thousands of dollars. that looks like fun. >> you can put a price tag on fun. >> you can if you are the one sweeping it up. >> that is true. >> 5:17. let's take a look at the weather. >>> definitely breezy out there compared to yesterday. not as fast as it was monday good morning. 5:18 welcome to wednesday beautiful look at the clear air that has taken over our neighborhoods as we look at the financial district. live doppler showing how fast these storms are moving from us. still snow up in the mountains fr

working around the clock. >> thank you for joining us. we will change locations where we can see some of the b.g.e. crews working to flush that. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 95 southbound is open after being shut down for hours overnight. it took more than six hours to clean up the scene caused by an overturned tractor trailer. the driver may have been under the influence of all of the time. nobody was hurt. police are investigating a crime attended in towson. timothy bartholomew fell from the fourth floor after an automatic car elevator fell. this happened on monday along washington avenue. first responders found a car elevator flipped upside down when they arrived on the scene. he was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. that was touted as a state of the art facility. one person suffers burns after a fire for seniors. this happened near charles and center streets. four other people were treated for smoke inhalation. the fire began on the 16th floor. >> it registered sex offender who disliked his friends girlfriend is convicted in stabbing them both to

in front of them so that we can verify that it is all their own work. >> what happened during the holiday to make this an exciting location? >> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this place is jammed with street artists. as the no, there is a lottery held at 6 in the morning. that is how sought after the spaces are. you might get as many as 150 street artists to show up for 50 spaces. >> what other areas can a licensed street artist go to? >> they can go to the fisherman's wharf area. they can go in and around union square. we have space is now up in the castro, in fact. >> how many are there? >> we have about 420. >> are they here all year round? >> out of the 420, i know 150 to sell all year round. i mean like five-seven days a week. >> are they making their living of of this? >> this is their sole source of income for many. >> how long have you been with this program. how much has it changed? >> i have been with the program since it began 37 and a half years ago but i have seen changes in the trend. fashion comes and goes. >> i think that you can still find plenty of titis perhaps. >> this is be

calling for workplace reforms at factories run by apple suppliers in china and other locations, accused of abusive workingonditions. apple insists they provide safe working conditions and treat workers with respect. >>> and anderson, jersey city, new jersey, rolling out the welcome mat for snooky and j-wow where they'll film the spin-off of "jersey shore." like the world needs another spin-off of jersey city. >> hey -- >> what? hey, make this good. >> i don't have an opinion. we'll check back with you in a little bit. >>> jimmy kimmel is at it again. check this out. he likes to ask the viewers to play pranks on the friends and family and videotape the results. it's pretty inspired. >> i asked everyone watching the super bowl with friends or family to wait until the crucial moment in the game and then unplug the tv. >> come on! >> what? >> put the tv back on! ♪ >> what the -- >> are you kidding me now? >> that just -- >> all right, all right. all right! all right! all right. >> honestly. did you watch the super bowl? >> i did. i watched it in fast forward. i went to a movie and watched it in fast forward.

locations. people asked to pay what they can afford. get this, it's working. 60% of the customers are paying suggested donation. 20% are actually paying more. idea is making sure everyone can afford to get a meal. two more locations will be announced no word on whether they'll be in the bay area. panera cares is the nonprofit foundation arm of panera bread. nice stuff. >> clever idea. and it's nice to know people are participating and paying what they should, thank you. >> back to our top story now. this is a fire that started around 2:00 this afternoon in napa. and there is three homes being threatened and 200 firefighters battling that with air drops. there is an parent controlled burn around 25 miles per hour there and there is warm temperatures, you can see it's not going to be out any time time soon. >> this is a strange time of the year, it's been dry, and this is bound to happen. >> all right. sandhya patel with tonight's accu-weather forecast. >> yes oo. and i have been watching this. and with the fire now, it's the wind direction. it's northerly and

workingç h you very much. i did want to report quickly on theçç meeting last night that commissioner borden mentioned. itç was a veryç interesting e. because of the location, so it was a nice variety of people. in a nutshell, the green connections study is funded by the strategic growth counsel at the state, which is a consortium çof state departments. çit is a two-year grant. the first is meant to look at a city wide network of green pen spacesççç and the city's water.and not only for people to use, but for wildlife. the second phase of the grant will be to take six corridors in six underserved neighborhoods, which are generally in the southeast quadrant of the city, and design those to a higher level of detail so that we can then seek funding to actually make imprthey are not exclusivet primarily city streets. the idea is to pick the most logical ones and the most billable ones, if you will, to turn into these kinds of green corridors. it is an interesting process, and we are fortunate to get this grant, and it is something that grew out of the open space element workedç and was identified as a next phase of work for city-wide open space. i did wa

it's a challenge to work with different locations but we're still committed to the mission and got on using great communication tools to keep our development on track. >> social games let total strangers or friends compete just as they would in a casino. farmville may be the best known game, having the familiar game is designed to attract more players, one in five americans has played a game online, 35% are new to this play. the growth potential could turn it into a $54 billion industry. zynga is tight lipped but provides a crew with a creation of a casino offering bingor and poker for now. it's spawning new ways to get players to come together. >> there are a lot of people doing a guy's night in or girls night in. they get online. and play poker, together. it doesn't matter what level of experience. >> what is the secret? well, have you to ask ginger but she's too busy playing to tell us. >> ginger, so cute. why do people like to play games online? zynga discovered 44% flirt with opponents. a few have dated and gotten married. bingo. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> and louie was his n

location. crews will then have enough space to work on the eastern entrance of the new bridge. >> we have watched the doppler radar and we have seen it bounce back and forth a little bit. we'll work with the rain this weekend. >> reporter: delivery drivers like these two were hoping the shutdown wasn't happening. they have some deliveries to make this weekend to san francisco. you're not excited about the bridge closing? >> oh. i got a headache from it. >> reporter: it's too bad they can't make their deliveries by riding bart. the transit system is launching round-the-clock service until tuesday morning. trains will stop at 14 stations during the overnight. but only stopping once an hour. >> all of those times we think are much, much faster than the alternatives that will be available this weekend. >> reporter: to get the job done no matter how long it takes. what's the company say? >> you need to work and find a way to get there. >> reporter: just to clear things up, eastbound lanes of the bay bridge will be completely open throughout the weekend. but there are some westbound lanes open in the w

also he says he's work on drawing more maps. pinpointing the locations of the burial sites. >> we will keep following this story for you throughout the morning. there is also more video of interrogation to examine. we'll bring you more details throughout the week. >>> palo alto police are increasing patrols following a string of burglars. paul chambers joins us and tells us thieves are not just targeting homes but apartments as well. >> reporter: one of the apartment complexes right here on grant avenue. three units all in the same floor were broken into. now if we can take a look at video here. investigators say the thief are targeting homes they believe are unoccupied. it's believed the burglars ring the doorbell. when no one answers they are going through unlocked side gates. now at the apartment complex key cards are needed to enter. investigators believe in those cases the thieves follow behind residence and then knock on doors to see if anyone is home before breaking in. the thieves got away with jewelry and electronics. since all eight began on fr

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