. >> so it was a lookout, essentially >> it was a lookout. >> i doubt if we saw a japanese ship today>> it would probably say toyota on the side of it. >> they are really fun. if shows you what can you do in 60 seconds. >> the pri sidot maps. people -- presidio maps. people keep forgetting that the army was a major presence. before the city was functioning, the army was functioning. and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and mission district that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you know, we saw that map on the grid pattern. they had that, like i said, on maps in 1968. but there's no streets yet. but the coast survey map will show you where there are streets put in

heading into san francisco on the bay bridge, there's road work to be on the lookout for.e'll tell you how many lanes, when it will be cleared coming up. >> good monday morning to you, everyone. just about 4:31 and this is what i come back to: hot, hot, hot! say that three times on the graphic there. >> hot on your vacation, too? >> it was kind of mild. >> did you have any trouble sleeping last night? >> huh-uh. called air conditioning. >> for those who don't have it, didn't cool down enough for you overnight, it's going to get even worse today. >> i feel the a. c.'s going to be running a long time, mike. it's also a spare the air day, right? >> absolutely. spare the air day. poor air quality throughout the bay and so is the heat. the quick look at the record from yesterday to give you an idea. san rafael 97, oakland 95. sfo 92, san jose 95 and salinas 89. these same areas along with some others are in for another hot and record-breaking day. we do have poor sair quality yesterday. it was mainly confined to the santa clara valley. today it's moving into the east bay valley

there's road work to be on the lookout for.e'll tell you how many lanes are blocked and what will be cleared coming up. >> good monday mornings, everyone. we've entered a new month but brought the same old weather. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. we're learning more about a driver who's being blamed for five separate crashes in danville yesterday morning. the suspect is a younger brother of giants outfielder. >> this mangled bicycle brought the danville police department with the result of the driver blazing through town with apparently no regard for people or property. >> all of a sudden i see stuff flying everywhere through dust and some tire screeching. about 30 seconds later i hear the tires screech again. >> not only did the driver hit a cyclist but a pedestrian standing in a bicycle lane. the suspect identified a 23-year-old canen sheerhold never stopped to check on his victim. instead he continued driving erraticcally ultimately collided with two vehicles and a light pole. jane joyce saw the truck speeding through t

. >> what to be on the lookout for headed to san francisco on the bay bridge this morning.ere tell you how many lanes are blocked in a few minutes. >> it's 4:31 this tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. topping our news, while you slept, a flight from australia returned for an emergency landing after a engine blew a massive hole. >> the 747 with hundreds of people on board took off from here about 11:10 last night en route to sidney. 45 minutes later it was back here at sfo and looking very different. take a look at some pictures of what happened to the 474, a huge hole in engine number 1. one of four engines on the 747. passengers say they were about 45 minutes out over the pacific when they heard what they described as a thud. that was all about a gaping hole in the engine and the engine housing. it wasn't the thud that frightened some passengers. it was what happened next. >> sittin' on the plane. and a thud. i just turned to my right and i could see a stream of sparks flying out from the foot of the plane. obviously one of the

road work to be on the lookout for in pleasanton.between hacienda drive and airway parkway. that should be cleared by about 6:00. also road work continues in solano county eastbound 80 between highway 12 and base parkway. a couple lanes blocked there and that also should be cleared by about 7:00 this morning. the latest traffic updates, you can always go to abc7news.com. just click on the traffic link under abc 7 extras. kristen. >> megan, thanks a lot. 4:53 now. a compromises in the parking battle of two high schools in alos altos. this means no one, not even residents can park there between 2 and 8 p.m.. there were problems created by students but the city council chose not to ban parking on a street near los altos high school. >> a pedestrian detection system, the first of its kind is available in the new volvo. abc 7's transportation reporter heather takes a look. >> yeah. so we're driving along the street. i'm going 5 or 6 mph and maybe i even dropped something in back so i'm looking for it -- >> this 2011 f 60 pulled over and s

and shape as a rules large extended families lived in wide short towers taller ones were used as lookout points and for other defensive purposes the towers were built close to villages and in gorges with paths used by troops on foot and on horseback many were extensions of forbidding clips. rock faces but they provided protection from infighting among the diverse or is. was served as. if people manning which tell was in the lowest lying villages at the entrance to the gorge noticed approaching enemy troops then they would lie don't fall as people in all the town was so the smoke. was in remote parts of the gorge. in accordance with the longstanding tradition. was to take no more than a year if builders failed to meet the deadline the structure was pulled down and built a new towers belonging to the same clan were regarded as sanctuaries in due course they became symbols of the clans power and wealth as time went by they turned into veritable objects of worship. one of the most revered sanctuaries of the people is a medieval architectural site called the. located in the gorge eighteen hun

the power company is requesting seven charged to keep on the lookout for it and they believe--7 yds, no far nothing answer that they know something about best. electricity with the type of wire that they're targeting the there are for that it is only a part of time before the electric themselves because of all these energized equipment. it is not as difficult areas. this is not as difficult for pg&e but also for the customers. in this instance, the wake of power for this on employment office for one for out hours, and this metacenter was affected for 24 hours, when copper components from an underground transformer. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> a bit of a mystery in concord, a recycled what could be stolen brass. irrigation fixtures, you can see how large these are. they also appear to be new and do not s appeared to be installed, anywhere. these appeared in local recycling center. concord police are asking that if you have and the police? to give them a call. >> san francisco are doing their part. and it new figures show that the san francisco 77% landfill with compost, reuse, recy

the power company is requesting seven charged to keep on the lookout for it and they believe that theynow something about electricity with the type of wire that they're targeting the there are for that it is only a part of time before the electric themselves because of all these address equipment in these areas. this is not as difficult for pg&e but also for the customers. in this instance, the wake of power for this on employment office for tone for hours, and this metacenter was affected for 24 hours, when copper components from an underground transformer. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> meanwhile, in concord, these were found in the bbrass according to these, these appear to be new and not been installed anywhere which raises questions about where they came from. >> and national news, president obama return from vacation and got back to work focusing on the autonomy. the white house speech from the rose garden he focused on-chest the economy, and wanted to make senate aide 88 package, the first priority. republicans have been blocking this calling it misguided. >> i've been asking th

be on the lookout in livermore. couple lanes blocked between airway, build and north livermore avenue. that should be cleared by 6:00 this morning. taking mass transits, no delays. everything running on schedule for your mondays morning commute. >> megan, thank you. it's 5:37. >> a deadly airline crash has a ripple effect on the u.c. berkeley campus. cal students mourn the death of a popular student. >> the latest on the investigation into a north bay cockfighting ring. >> and why passenger say one @ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> it's 5:40. we're learning that a top u.c. berkeley athlete is among the passengers killed in the crash of the airliner in pakistan last week. 19-year-old misha dalwood had completed her first year at cal. she was attending the national women's soccer championship. she was on the flight to join the team she played for during the summer. crews yesterday recovered the flight data recorder from the mountainous region where the plane went down on wednesday killin

additionally, he is known to operate a vehicle very closely matching the description of our lookout information>> one of the michigan survivors, 17 year-old says that was stabbed after giving the attacker directions. now out of the hospital, he is described. >> i ran. >> at now, authorities are looking and holding him on assault and intend to kill. in washington, samantha hayes. >> a live look aside, from the bay bridge toll plaza. a very different scene than yesterday. yesterday, we were colored with clocovered with clouds, and many areas today it is much warmer. seven degrees in hayward, today, it is still about the same along the coast. with 55 degrees in half moon bay, 62 degrees in san francisco but inland, quite warmer! 83 degrees in concord, 86 degrees in fairfield, and up by 15 degrees in some spots! and with 60s, 70's, now over 80s. with 15 degrees warmer in livermore, 12 degrees warmer in fairfield, 30 degrees warmer in concord and also in the north bay! 13 degrees warmer in novado, five degrees and the san francisco. that fog is pushing much back for the to the coast this afternoon-t

than vale are still on the lookout for a new manager after bob bradley declared on tuesday he has to stay with the u.s. national team after helping guide the americans to a top group finish of the world cup for the first time in eighteen years bradley was hot property but a proposed move to england is now off the table after signing on with us for another us. to the basketball world championships we go where team usa have been given our first true test in the preliminary stages the n.b.a.'s young guns barely escaping defeat against inspired brazil to meet your support for ports. usa top gun kevin durant's ready to go and so was brazil and phoenix suns star leander barbosa both teams not easy wins in their two previous contests and we become the action two minutes into the first quarter duran carrying this korean level the early on the transition bucket blows the foul and then a three pointer to keep the u.s. alive because brazil meant business from the start how about this baseline drive from where bowl so still in the first alan garcia blues brazil from long range kevin love respons

. >> plus, on the lookout for sharks. they've got some popular beaches closed again today. pipipipipipio >>> and now a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this monday. engineers are preparing to launch a so-called static kill which could plug the leaking gulf oil well for good. work could get under way by this evening. >>> the death toll is expected to rise from the worst flooding in pakistan's history. at least 1,100 are confirmed dead and thousands of others waiting to get rescued. >>> officials in the middle east are investigating a surge in violence. a massive blast in the gaza strip destroyed the home of a hamas leader this morning. and the jordanian city. >>> president obama traveled to atlanta today where he'll address the annual convention of the disabled veterans. mr. obama will also talk about support for the troops in afghanistan and iraq. >>> and they're keeping a close eye on the waters and a great white was spotted. the specialist? he compares rates side by side. you could save hundreds. it's easy. great. okay, pickles! do your thing. [ bell rings ]

. >>> facebook users should be on the lookout for a new scam involving a fake dislike button.ts say there's a link making its way around prompting users to download the feature. in reality it's being used by scammers to gain information. chief executive, mark zukerberg, said last month they may have one on the future. kraig i know you're on future, but in case people don't know there is a like button you can use to say -- to use if you like meone's comment. but there is not a dislike button. >>> let's go to sal. >> if i were to pose this on facebook, there would be a lot of dislikes. northbound, moody curve. it's been there for an hour, it's an overturned produce truck. give yourself plenty of time. use highway 9 if you are familiar with the area. if you don't have to use highway 17 don't. let's take a look at a live picture of 237. some stop-and-go traffic there. big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up beyond the oakland army crossing for about a 15-minute wait. here's steve. >>> a little bit of sun. not much. a few locations out towards danville and walnut cr

they say they're on the lookout for growing businesses, and c i cannibus is one on the measure. two years ago, there wasn't a single pot club in the city, now there are more than 70. reporting live from downtown san jose, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> dressed like police but acting like criminals? police in an east bay city search for the impersonators responsible for a home invasion. >>> the fight against sweeteners gets another ally. one of the most widely used products in america and cancer. >>> new deals in air travel starting to take off. how you can cash in by changing your plans a little bit. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri, the fog building up along the coastline just like the traffic right there on the golden gate bridge. cool at the coast and cool inland. we'll talk about how muchl le it's goingo g tet for friday 37 what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next g

. >> reporter: mill valley police officer has a lot to be on the lookout for on patrol. stolen cars, for example. >> before we would have to actually grab the hot sheet, the piece of paper, and look down the list of what vehicles to be aware of the list of vehicles is really long and depending on what areas you work, we might have 50 vehicles for our county. >> reporter: that was the old way. this barrage of images is the new way. four cameras installed on the top of the car are aimed and programmed to specifically look for california license plates. as the cars go by, the license plates come up on the screen and are cross-referenced with a department of justice database. >> the stolen vehicles, lost or stolen license plates, amber alerts, also be on the lookout for any serious offenders. i can go ahead and look out into the roadway and not be distracted by my computer by also looking at --for people flagging us down. >> reporter: cameras look forward, two to the side. >> when we switched parking, these two side cameras were the parking cameras so it allows us to see pla

get behind the wheel, law enforcement agents around the bay area want you to know they are on the lookout for you. an 18-day crackdown for drunk drivers got underway today for several bay area counties running through september 6th. several agencies are watching the spots and sending out roving patrols. the feds said 32% of auto- relate fatalities involves drinking and driving. >> there's a new memorial by the bicyclist closed from san francisco. one week ago want to a white bicycle covered with flower has been placeed at masoni avenue. bike advocates call it a ghost bike in memory of the victim. half a while away, protesters and their supporters called for safer streets for all cyclists. >> ann fran, and the mayor and others like to proclaim it's a green city, bicycle friendly, and had is the poster child of how unbicycle friendly we are being, and something needs to be done about it. >> the san francisco municipal transportation agency recently unvailed long-term plans for the safety, and those tonight said something needs to be done sooner. >>> forget the straw polls. the best way to f

. >> i'm missing somebody to feed them to me i'll be on the lookout. we're here at the santa rosa street market. it started about 15 minutes ago. hot chilly peppers, eggplant, squash and tomatoes but there's more than just food out here at this street market happening for over 20 years. this is the executive director were tracy pew. streets are closed down and 15 minutes ago this was mity and now people are flooding in. >> the market goes until 8:30 and probably by 7:00 the streets are pretty packed and it's hard to walk through. >> and there's food but there's also a lot more happening, right? >> there is. entertainment, chef demos, clowns that do face painting and balloons. there's also processed foods so there's desert and you name it pretty much. >> something for everyone. i asked her about the weather having an impact and you say the numbers have been down but people still should come out, right? >> definitely. we have all the vendors. produce has been off because of the weather but still, everything is going on so we'd love foi your to come out.

they are asking parents, teachers and students to be on the lookout for anything out of the ordinary. >>> those flying the friendly skies are running into a not so friendly smell at the airport. a sewer-like smell has been going through the newly remodeled terminal a. the city officials opened doors, brought in fans and even pumped smoke to the pluming to find leaks. the smell seems to be concentrated in an office area of the building. >> this has been frustrating to us. we are sympathizing to the airline authorities and the office space because it is unpleasant. and we have not figured out the source yet. >> the airport plans to run another smoke test next week and vows to fix the problem. airplane officials threatened to withhold payments until the smell goes away. >>> traffic accident caused big headaches for drivers on interstate 580 in oakland today it. happened before noon. two vehicles were involved and a truck rolled over and a car went down an embankment. the officers tell us one of the drivers may of tried to make a lane change. and tell us that no one was seriously hurt. co

. >> right now law enforcement officers are on the lookout for parolees with gang ties. somef those will be getting a new accessory in the form of a gps ankle bracelet. live report straight ahead. >>> good afternoon. it's the day after the battle over same-sex marriage and both sides say the fight is far from over. proponents of proposition 8, california's ban on gay marriage, have formally appealed the federal judge's ruling today, striking down the voter approved law. this morning's appeal to the ninth circuit court of appeals is only the next step this a case that's expected to go all the way to the united states supreme court. ktvu's jade hernandez has details. jade. >> reporter: good afternoon. we don't know how long it's going to take for a federal judge to make a decision on whether or not same-sex couples can come down to city hall and pick up a marriage license. but ktvu did watch supporters cheer and celebrate at the federal building after yesterday's decision. this is what we know has already taken place -- both sides have been asked to submit in writing why a

and richmond again it is a good city park that we have a heighten presence here and we are on the lookout and trying to see if we can catch whoever this person is. >> the police and ranger patrols skpurpbdcover officers are increased after the trees were cut down. >> i think it does help having a presence and having officers at night twhaoeupl there is less people -- nighttime there are less people and people should not be at the park. >> it is likely the vandalism is occurring in the middle of the night when there are not many people around to witness the crimes it is a very difficult job. in san francisco, channel 2 news. >>> he was perhaps the most famous enlistee in the afghanistan conflict but now more about the death and life of pat killman. the producer says it pror theys a true picture of the family and the government deceit the family says happened after tillman's death. the former nfl star's death was contverbal. the military told him he died from enemy bullets and only later he admitted that he died from friendly fire. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00. no fish story. unex

a warning joe ruiz says he is always on the lookout for. >> whenever we hear about lead in anything with kids, it's not a good sign and we try to stay away from it. >> reporter: it's no longer just fun and games inside this play time favorite. >> most experts suggest you wash your clooihild's hands and face after they go for a jump. >>> the latest smartphone hits the market today. folks got a chance to preorder the droid 2 yesterday. it's similar to the droid x. the newer model could lure business away from the iphone because of issues with at&t and because it just costs less. the droid 2 has many of the same features of the original like a 5 megapixel camera, and it also has a faster processor. >>> general motors will release its earnings today. investors hope for positive news that could help the markets bounce back from a triple digit loss. courtney reagan live at cnbc headquarters this morning with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now futures are pointing us in the red for the opening bell after yesterday's sell-off on fresh worries about the global recovery.

. >> four of the policemen we detained served as lookouts. another of the police took part in the kidnapping of the mayor and there was the guard who was kidnapped with the mayor but later released. we believe he, too, was involved. >> the mayor of santiago in northern mexico was yet another victim in the country's drugs war, dragged from his home by gunmen, his body was later found dumped by a roadside. of the 28,000 deaths notched up since president caled rhone began his armed campaign against mexico's drug lords, most have been the victims of turf wars between cartels. but he is one on a growing list of public figures to be killed, too. it was thought he was ordered on the orders of a drug barren for whom he had become a nuisance, that these six task with protecting him have been accused of helping arrange his death speaks much of the drug gang calculated brutality and their ability to corrupt those who are supposed to protect the long suffering mexican public. jack izzard, bbc news. >> just an update once again. voting is under way in aus

law enforcement in canada and several other states are also on the lookout for this pair of fugitives considered armed and extremely dangerous. candice gibson, cbs news. >>> voters in four states go to the polls to choose candidates for november's election. a key issue as democrats hope to retain majorities in congress, growing voter discontent. today's vote may be a litmus test of what's to come. tara mergener is in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. well, the stakes are very high today. yet another possible indicator of where their constituents may stand heading into november. voters in four key states are choosing candidates to square off in november. in colorado, both democratic candidates have presidential backing. michael bennets has president obama's endorsement. >> he's been a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: while his competitor, andrew romanoff, scored president clinton's support. in the republican primary, jane horton is vying against tea party favorite ken bach. minnesota holds a gubernatorial primary while a senate seat is up for grabs in connecticut. richa

. >> a lookout for tracy province and john mccluskey. >> as national attention increases, police pointo mcklusky's own mother accusing her of aiding in the escape, even providing the futuretives with money. saturday she was arrested. >> he'll never realize. >> the futuretives have ties to montana which is why the search is focussed on yellowstone national park. abc news. >> our time now 4:51. a solemn ceremony in nagasaki japan this morning marking the 56th anniversary of the second atomic bombing (bells ringing) >> bells followed a moment of silence at the exact moment when the u.s. dropped a second atomic bomb three days after the bombing of hiroshima. 80,000 people died in nagasaki on august 15th. the japanese surrendered bringing an end to world war ii. today's memorial served as a call for an end to all nuclear arms. the prime minister saying the calamity of a nuclear holocaust must never happen to people again, after of course witnesses the bombings of nagasaki and hiroshima three days apart. >> b.p. now says it may have the blown out well in the gulf of mexico permanently sealed

residents are happy with the way police responded, they know it's more important than ever to be on the lookout for people who want to commit crime. >> i don't know if it's a concerted effort to take advantage of air weakness in law enforcement but it's a real occurrence. >> reporter: again, 452 block parties will take place in oakland alone to give you an idea of how much this event has grown. just six years ago we're told there were just 35 parties here in the city of oakland. reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> and, the national night out event are planned all around the bay area tonight, at least 80 block parties are going to be held in san jose. in east palo alto, their festivities include a parade. national night out began in 1984 and last year more than 6 million people took part in events across the country. organizers expect more people to get involved this year. >>> ever get a great deal on a gucci bag at fisherman's wharf. how many counterfeit products are for sale. we were there for this. cheryl? >> reporter: i hope it's not against the law to admit tha

be keeping a lookout for him on the ballot. back to the serious topic at hand -- all of us have just heard from front-line, very dedicated professionals who are day in and day out dealing with this very serious illness condition in the city. you have heard from physicians. you have heard from front-line police lieutenants. you have heard from the jail staff. you have heard from attorneys and not often do we hear public defenders and district attorneys are men are working together. this is pretty incredible. they are usually opposing on every issue, and it was very impressive testimony. you also heard from experts on the homeless problem. all of them describing the fallout of inadequate options, inadequate services for people who live in the city. not talking about inmates. not talking about homeless. we're talking about people who live in the city to happen to be struggling with mental illness. they paint a very stark picture. instead of treating mental illness, we are criminalizing mental illness. they should be in treatment,

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. >> the stolen vehicles, lost or stolen license plates, amber alerts, also be on the lookout for any serious offenders. i can go ahead and look out into the roadway and not be distracted by my computer by also looking at -- for people flagging us down. >> reporter: cameras look forward, two to the side. >> when we switched parking, these two side cameras were the parking cameras so it allows us to see plates better in parking lots. >> it helps us to find stolen cars. i had my car stolen, and i think it's a great idea. >> reporter: what about the argument that, you know, i haven't done anything wrong so why are they looking at my plate and running it? >> if you haven't done anything wrong, then don't worry about it. you should be lucky that they are protecting you and they know who you are and that you don't have any warrants for your arrest. >> it's taken in the same way as if we were just to run a plate. the only difference is this is helping us recognize those serious offenses a lot sooner. >> reporter: this camera doesn't see anything that you couldn't see with your eyeballs? >> e

the top snooki but let's cross live to some of it for the latest series and kind of rushers on the lookout for more foreign workers so that's the ones that yes hello itself more than thirty percent of acts left the country during the financial crisis will have the details later in the program. a new job and may be about to pay on the global communications market russia's bimble com is the reportedly in talks to buy two telecom companies italy's wind and middle eastern are a six billion dollars that's a currently owned by gyptian tycoon serious new pool. vimpel com is in talks to buy one hundred percent of wind and fifty one percent of or a scum the russian operator will reportedly fund the deal with shares and around one billion dollars in cash if it goes through vimpel com will more than double the number of its uses but analysts say the main attraction is the development opportunities it offers an asia russia and ukraine. collecting. growth drivers. at least both kiev star and will come russia can't deliver such high growth rates the way the earlier several years ago in that case it look

a warning joe ruiz says he's always on the lookout for. >> that whenever we hear about lead and anything regarding kids, it's not a good sign. we try to stay away from them as much as possible. >> reporter: it's no longer fun and games inside this playtime favorite. now, ceh understands it may be impossible to make those jump houses completely off limits. they suggest washing your child's hands and face immediately after jumping if you can, change their clothes. reporting live in san francisco, jean elie, nbc bay area news. >>> the latest smartphone hits the market today. today marked the preorder date for the droid 2. hot for the new phone has been growing. the model could lure business away from the iphone because of sues with at&t and lower costs. the $200 phone boasts several improvements and has a touch-screen display, slide-out keyboard, five megapixel camera, video catcher and eight gigs of memory. >>> californians do love their cars. in fact, we have more cars per household than any other state. is it any wonder why car emissions are the number one contributor to air pollution? a

art brought back smiles and color into a place otherwise left behind by history but only as on the lookout for a sturdy piece of history are the people of my you couldn't open air museum the largest in russia they've managed to save some of the majestic and ancient wooden structures typical from. these massive wooden structures were brought to mind you could really piece by piece then reassembled and restored here. an intensive labor of love for the museum of restores. houses in the north are built from pine wood but the windows of this one are made from fur fur dries out and disintegrates over time we want to preserve it and restore what we can. for vladimir it's enough that their family restored a piece of congress history and are keeping it alive after all i know feels way of life is all they've known pretty quickly realized that in this place it's all about the simple life and going back to basics i'm here at a call in a laundry room where locals bring their clothes more often views during the winter so if you'll excuse me i've got work to do. does our cilia arty cargo pull in the regi

today, mark strassmann reports, the justice department gave warning: it's on the lookout for anyone who ties to submit a phony claim. >> you're all covered! you're all eligible. >> reporter: ken feinberg is willing to spend $20 million to make people whole after the oil spill, but not one penny on scammers. he's overseeing b.p.'s new compensation fund. how are you going to handle the fraud aspect? >> fraud, i've got the complete cooperation of the department of justice and that criminal fraud division is the best there is. >> reporter: in baton rouge, this is the division's national center for disaster fraud created after widespread fraud following hurricane katrina. $80 billion was earmarked for reconstruction but an estimated $4 to $6 billion was linked to insurance fraud. among the criminal convictions, a mississippi mayor, a louisiana minister, and a parish councilman. the national center's mission now: protect b.p.'s money for legitimate victims. >> it is harder to get away with it. that's not to say people won't try. >> reporter: just this month, three louisiana fishermen were arr