is doing a great job here. i see you've. who else is here that i can recommend. could deceive from the redevelopment agency. los is here? could this deal, it is good to see you. we have a great celebration today because i get to a 0.12 commissioners, -- get to appoint 12 commissioners, about half of them are repeats. i just wanted to signify that we got the opportunity to welcome new and existing commissioners, but to let the public know even more about what we're doing. they wanted to put together something that was in the works. making sure that we have an online ability to let the public and tell all of the positions, who is serving on them, when the terms are up. decentralized online database that represents all of the commission's and all of the appointments that we have, the terms that are about to expire at the terms continuing are now on line for the public. all your lives are going to be much more public. we have just a diversity of the apartments and commissions to fill today. our deputy administrator is here. think you for being here. the mayor's office of housing, thank you. as henry here, too? we cover a let

or sierra nevada, definitely feeling like summer. 80s in fresno but mid-70s big sur. 80 in los angeles. here is what is going on. the trough is lifting out but winds are awfully light. we are looking a little bit of warming, still our sea breeze and ridge of high pressure to build ever so slightly just about into the east bay, not shutting off our low clouds and fog and sea breeze. we'll stay with temperatures pretty comfortable. we're not looking at any heat wave by any means. few 80s in the south bay. upper 70s on the peninsula. it will stay pretty breezy and foggy here near the coast. that is why san francisco will stay in the 60 baes's but you'll see sunny skies. he north bay,w mid-80s. berkeley and oakland, usual spots a little cool. mid-70s union city and out over the hills. here is where things are warming up. 89 in concord and 78 in pleasanton and sunshine, might have to wait a bit in monterey, sunny down in san luis obispo. so very modest temperatures. >>> scientists in northern california have a theory about how gold fish in new zealand were able to survive for 130 days without food a

or sierra nevada, definitely feeling like summer. 80s in fresno but mid-70s big sur. 80 in los angeles. here isis going on. the trough is lifting out but winds are awfully light. we are looking a little bit of warming, still our sea breeze and ridge of high pressure to build ever so slightly just about into the east bay, not shutting off our low clouds and fog and sea breeze. we'll stay with temperatures pretty comfortable. we're not looking at any heat wave by any means. few 80s in the south bay. upper 70s on the peninsula. it will stay pretty breezy and foggy here near the coast. that is why san francisco will stay in the 60 baes's but you'll see sunny skies. in the north bay, few mid-80s. berkeley and oakland, usual spots a little cool. mid-70s union city and out over the hills. here is where things are warming up. 89 in concord and 78 in pleasanton and sunshine, might have to wait a bit in monterey, sunny down in san luis obispo. so very modest temperatures. >>> scientists in northern california have a theory about how gold fish in new zealand were able to survive for 130 days without food

. >> host: the next question is from los angeles. right here. hello, walter. this is victor. i'm sorry i didn't get a chance to see you today but now i have another book to track down. but listen, it seems to me we get sidetracked over issues to perjury, involvement of willson under the bush a administration, and it makes me frustrated as far as who was running things because we aren't addressing issues like to state it, anything from tax reforms, medical. i'm just getting frustrated like to stated earlier. is it even with my trouble to vote? >> guest: i am not an expert which is a good thing. i'm going to be lying to you, but because i'm like a regular guy i might be able to say something that is true i met with a group i was with a group of the most progressive thinkers in the united states in new york, the congressman and president said we have to bail out the corporation and i said to them listen, why don't we just figured out of this gigantic bailout amount is and take every taxpayer in the united states to meet less than $40,000 just split up among them, give the money

here in beverly hills, jessica. but now hopefully the royal couple is fast asleep at their temporary home here in los angeles, which sh consul general's home. boy, do they deserve that rest. today they wrapped up day one of a three-day weekend that will take them all over southern california. the duke and duchess of cambridge touched down on u.s. soil friday afternoon, greeted at los angeles international airport by an entourage that included the governor and first lady of california. they were immediately whisked away where they turned a venture capital conference into a major celebrity event. >> we have a future king here. >> reporter: they were there to promote the united kingdom's version of silicon valley before an audience of ceos and potential investors. it is their first trip together to the united states, and it's brought out royal watchers from as far away as scotland. >> we adore them and we just happened to be here at the right time. >> we watched the royal wedding and then we started planning, because we heard they were coming here. >> reporter: southern california is the couple's only stop during their

concord is 77. 54 in oakland sea in san francisco. 75 in los gatos and 71 in san jose. herelook at some of the highlights. we have clear sky now we have a ribbon of low clouds and fog sitting off the coast. that will advance inland tonight so look for increasing low cloudiness and also some mist and drizzle mainly the coast and bay. look for morning clouds and drizzle followed by midday clearing all of that will burn back to just the coast get ready for normal temperatures as we work our way through mid-week. here look at some of the lows. fog is sitting off the coast westerly winds will move towards the bay as well as inland locations. antioch wake up tomorrow morning with overcast conditions 58 will be the loy tonight. 53 for san francisco. we'll bring you drizzle right near the coast. morgan hill this evening down to 53 degrees. this one helps to dive the jetstream closer to the bay area. but the second low is going to push down closer to us and all the low clouds will move on in. more cooling is in store for us by tuesday and wednesday. inland locations, daytime highs on

we know her name is kathy katan out of los altos. she is experienced. here with us this morning is heather and good morning. can you tell us what's new this morning? what are you going to do? >> there's nothing too new that we haven't discussed last night. as we stated last evening, around 7:20 we got a call, the coast guard, that kathy was missing. she is a 62-year-old woman out of los altos. she was told her husband around 5:00 she was going to go wind surfing for 30 minutes. he reported her missing, overdue, around 6:30. and then notified the coast guard. we've had been on scene. we searched 82 square miles in the vicinity of foster city up to san mateo bridge. we are continuing our search this morning at first light. alameda county has been out since last night. and all of the other resources for san mateo county plan on doing a first light search as well. >> how's the water? are the waves taking her out to the ocean or she should be in that area where she was? >> she should be in the area where she went missing. the waves are very calm right now, the wa

low to mid '70s for the south bay. 77 morgan hill and los gatos. here isen day around the bay. this cool weather will stick around for some time. will give the air conditioning a break through midweek. why is only in the upper 60s and low '70s by the bay. the upper '70's and low 80's inland. then things start to walk towards the end of the week. perhaps the '90s by next weekend. >> san for cisco has been trying to fight the new roads and at ocean beach. this week the california coastal commission rejected these efforts even though the city says that they are vital to protecting nearby pipe lines and pumps. critics say that the work is doing more harm than good. this is the extent of the damage. >> it is pretty easy to see how that the erosion is near this section. this parking lot is being slowly eaten away by the erosion. a closer look and you could see part of the asphalt has fallen off. it barrier has been put up keep those away from the cliff and to keep cars from park your and accidently driving over the cliff. these benches are fenced off because the

she is back home and resting safely in los altos. here is video of the search said to a place for more than 13 hours. they search for 82 nautical miles. dwight defraud her hot hot hopes his unum that fit to your helbut hit verify 19 elegant blunt rebuke non h >> this is a memorial put up by a part reed said the man who was shot, his grandmother. he walked up to a car on the street, he was talking to someone, another car and pulled out from behind, there was a confrontation and then he was shot is killed. some authorities say they do not have any leads work yet to prepare. you can tell from the scene this was the site, perhaps there is blood in the grass. his grandmother did not want to go on camera but told me that he did not have any involvement with gains. the motivation is not clear in this violence case. paramedics tried to save him on the scene but were unable to. this memorial was put up by his grandmother alain as police still investigating this shooting in east palo alto. r >> the time is 845 a m and we are back with more headline

el in los gatos. here iswe have the morning fog, the afternoon sun, very mild from redwood city to palo alto. few peeks of sun, ocean beach, 63 downtown. that is cooler than average but pretty pleasant, petaluma 76. 73 in fremont and maybe not too many complaints as it continues to be somewhat cool afternoon. i think they will likes the heat out there too. as we look at inland valleys. today at our coast, fog and sunshine in the afternoons. overall, the workweek begins cool and stays that way mid-week and then we'll get into warmer weather, more typical summer like weather the end of the week. >> up and down at this point in the summer. thanks a lot. >> and giants will be sending ryan to the mound against the brewers trying to even the series which could be a playoff preview. last night the brewers beat the giants 4-2. here is larry beil. >> good morning. the first place giants, welcomed another first place team, milwaukee to town. the challenge for the giants, scratch out some runs against shawn marcum. jeff

the south bay is a gorgeous day, 80's in san jose, close to 94 los gatos with sunny skies theory herey around the bay and the temperatures bomb back up for tuesday, water at the coast, water inland. within a little cooler for wednesday and thursday and then things began to cool down. the sea breeze will get pretty strong, the fog comes back. low to mid '80s inland. >> among the fine traditions of july 4th is the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest at coney island. san jose native joy chesnutt is a need for its fifth consecutive world championship. allen tells us this crazy contest is about a lot more than fun by the beach. >> you are watching all american marketing magic. nathan's hot dog eating contest is a bonanza for the fast-food company. as those eating a have expanded their gastric capabilities, the popularity has soared, and so has sales of nathan's hot dogs. piling up seven years and roll to 453 million last year. >> this is one of the greatest marketing stunts ever put forth in the united states. >> it is a natural for nathan's that first opened at the fun filled amusement

our crowd is grooving to cee lo green. matt is here. outside giving out water bottles to keep everyone hydrated on this scorcher of a day. the heat index is 95 degrees. it's supposed to be over 100 today. remind people to stay hydrated. cee lo will be joining our concert series in just about an hour. >> it was warm out there. no question. >> we're all trying to stay dressed for it. inside studio 1a, i'm an curry alongside matt lauer. coming up, what happened inside a southern california mansion 6-year-old boy and his father's girlfriend both found dead within days in separate incidents. this morning an update on the investigation into just what happened. >>> then back to the weather for a second. you heard the expression, so hot you can fry an egg on the sidewalk. can you? how about cooking a pizza? we're going to try that out and see other ways reporters across the country have been trying to drive home the images of the heat wave. >> do we have to eat the pizza? >> not in this city. >>> coming up -- >> interesting debate. >> making a

is a professor of communications and teaches screenwriting pepperdine university seaver college i'm pleased to welcome from our studios in los angeles tom shadyac tom welcome. tom it's great to be here and just for a point of clarification a class i teach at pepperdine is actually called film and life because it's a conversation that i don't think we have with our youth which is we use films as an access point to start a conversation about the seasons and choices that our youth are going to make. in their when they're graduate from college and when they move on with their lives so that's a conversation that i also wanted to start with i am just reflected that in the class i teach well it's fascinating it's kind of. robert mckee comes home to my life i don't think it's the the notion of the story as person. how did you get

is there in los angeles? is there a lot of security? is there a lot of that famous l.a. paparazzi around? >> reporter: well, there are helicopters overhead. there are lot of camera crews here. there are about 50 people in front of the hotel who are hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. they had flowers. they had gifts. they had the union jack that they were waving back and forth. now, in the hancock neighborhood actually the neighbors surrounding the consul general's home have signed no trespassing orders. so the papparazzi will not be able to get near that house where they're sleeping. >> okay. well, there you go. i'm sure they will be well protected in the city of angels. sandra hughes in los angeles, thank you. >>> a jobless report the analysts call shocking! unemployment up again last month 9.2%. the highest this year. but the worst news, only 18,000 jobs created nationwide. the experts were expecting 100,000. among the jobs lost, 39,000 government jobs. >>> president obama blames the high unemployment numbers on uncertainty about whether lawmakers will raise the nation's debt limit. he says the fighting on capitol hill is keeping employers from hiring. lawmak

we have seen some people ride their bikes, which is good, here in los angeles. but some people are doing the rare thing that a lot of people never, ever do out here and that is walk. that is what jim has been doing. you actually are walking home from running an errand? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: that's so rare here in l.a. >> no, it usually is rare, a lot of people use their car, including me. and our family's just car oriented, especially living in los angeles, but today we chosed to walk to starbucks and do our other ran other errands around the neighborhood. >> i think folks have listened to the mayor and heeded all the warnings so they're being relatively reasonable by staying away from this area even though it's a major artery in l.a. >> reporter: traffic is so light, so enjoy using those tennis shoes for once. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: all right, fred, it could start a trend out here, but i have a feeling that koreen will be driving around with those three screaming kids again because everyone is addicted to their cars out here. >> that will resume

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will have also, carmageddon is here in los angeles. this is interstate 405. not just any freeway. this is the infamous 405, one of the busiest in the country that is shut down from now until sometime on monday morning, construction work is being done to try to improve that area, but it is expected to cause a traffic nightmare as people try to navigate and find other routes around the 405. >>> we turp to washington, d.c. now and the ongoing debates over raising the debt ceiling. no debate talks scheduled for this weekend. the u.s. actually hit its debt limit in may. but we're told the deadline is august 2nd. that is the deadline for raising the debt limit. according to the treasury, after august 2nd, the government will not be able to pay all of its bills. now, the big stumbling block has been taxes during these debates. republicans say spending cuts, that's the only way to go. democrats say you have actually got to put more of a burden on the wealthier people, have them pay more in taxes. we heard from the president this morning, his wh

is the rest. documented member of a street gang based here in los angeles called watch. it's uneasy and jamie it's possible that kind of the license. is just. a two million dollars won't go to the u.s. marshals however the informers that made the arrest possible will be rewarded. for his. take one hundred seventy one and so i figure out what's going on. in the videos he's freaking again it's always based on what they do if they pull a gun out and you know they're trying to take our life and they have the power of life or death because we're not superheroes they can be killed to you know they shoot me in the head i'm going to die no matter what. you know my job is that they have the ability to kill us so we take that seriously and. based on what they do with how we react but we always react to what they do. we never did walk but sure shoot anybody. in the fugitive received a slight head injury during the arrest. it is likely he will complain about being mistreated a cigarette a cooler and we contributor to. the law also rises him to be examined by a doctor or a paramedic c

it is based here in downtown los angeles, in what is commonly called skid row. >> all the children, theyr city, t ty live around this neighborhood. they are dealing with challenges of economics and homelessness in a lot of instances. >> reporter: for the past 22 years, this academy has provided a safe haven for los angeles inner city youth. helping them embrace talents from art to music to performance. for these young teens, this place has been more than a school. it's a physical and emotional haven. >> a lot of us don't let our passions out. we restrict ourselves, half the time we think that's what society sometimes wants, but here, you can let all your passions out. >> reporter: and today, this school, and thousands of students who come here each year, will be front and center. william and kate have chosen this as only one of the handful of charitable organizations they are focusing on. >> one, two, three. >> why do you think they specifically chose your area of operations to come visit on their three-day trip? >> i think our interests are aligned with their interests, really focusing

lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we continue here tonight, it may seem like they were little ones just yesterday, but get ready, the list is out of the most expensive colleges in this country. >>> department of education is out with the list of the most expensive colleges. the top five are mostly in new england, and fair warning here, if you see acceptance letters from any of these schools in the mailbox, be warned, take a seat, have a beverage, breathe deep through an open mouth. bates in lewiston, maine tops the list. $51,300, followed by connecticut college, middlebury and colby. the top 25 also includes g.w., colgate, penn state. the most expensive state school by the way, penn state at just over $14,000 a year. >>> you've heard of snakes on a plane? how about a nice scorpion, a poisonous one, believed to have boarded an alaska airlines flight when passengers did in texas. it stung jeff ellis on the elbow. two doctors on board-checked him out, said he was probably fine. luckily he was, but the kids on board were reportedly and understandably terrified when word started to spread through the cabin. the airline offered e

is only 2% contained. more than 103,000 acres has burned. the fire near los alamos is still burning. the answer here comes with a warning. >> make donations through the red cross, 800-red-cross. someone is calling you, asking you for donations claiming to be from the red cross, hang up. there are scams out there. >> reporter: the fire has been burning now for six days and crews still have no idea how it started. >>> well let's talk about our weather now because it was just spectacular today. right as we head into this holiday weekend, bill looks great. >> just three days ago we had rain around here. and here we go with temperatures that are going to be near 90. right now what i want to point out, this really is the story, this is how the things go. look how far away from it it is. the winds are coming from the north and it's not a straight offshore direction. but looks what it does to the fog. that's our bay area's air- conditioning. when that fog goes away, our temperatures begin to resemble those of the interior valleys what i'm going to mean by that is places like redwood city and san francisco.

is wearing! reporting live from los angeles abc 7 eyewitness news, thank you. >> and that is lots of fun. >> lots of fun and there is weather royalty here tonight. >> and there is a good looking weekend but temperatures trend down. by next week you're going start to wonder if it's summer here. that is heat going away as mentioned. there is a live look in the bay. you can see the fog there. there is another live picture from san jose. it's 82 degrees, satellite from afternoon showing you fog along the coast. it's very shallow along coast. and there are temperatures coming up two to five degrees warmer this afternoon. and there is 60s around places like oakland, san francisco and half moon bay. cooler area wide, and temperatures going to bottom out next week. and there are upper 70s into the middle of the week. tonight looking for fog to be wide spread. there is a change in the pattern. a trough is developing here. it's a cooler pattern developing. there is a trof that will start to drop down towards our area. so that deepening area of low pressure brings about cooler weather heading into next week. and there is sea breezes back. temperat

and wayne freedman is here now with that and other developments. >> there is a report in "los angeles times" that the suspects bragged about the attack and when prosecutors filed their bail motion it contained another tidbit that one suspect warned witnesses to not provide information about the crime to authorities. the judge would not allow cameras today but that did not stop reporters and artists from getting a good look at the men. they faye charges of assault and battery and causing mayhem. the question, are the charges too light? dean johnson thinks so. >> to me, there should be two additional charges, wuj wun being aggravated mayhem, the other, torture. both charges carry a life sentence. if anyone deserves a life sentence it's people who beat up brian stow. >> by now, most people know the back story. he remains in serious condition at san francisco general hospital with brain injuries. until we spoke with his family today, they did not know that the arraignment had been postponed until august 10th. the district attorney's office told us as the investigation continues, there is

lo and marc anthony. >> much speculation. >> a lot of details starting to spill out now. the interesting thing here is j. g to "us weekly," guadalupe rodriguez reached out to guess who, j. lo's former fiance ben affleck. mom was always very fond of ben and reached out to him over e-mail. this is what multiple sources have told "us weekly." sources say she wanted advice for jennifer. she always liked and trusted ben. he replied back in an e-mail, wished her well, offered what he could. the messy details coming out about the marriage really making marc anthony look bad. saying he was jealous and controlling, heated fights, just messy. now it's over. but mom reaching out to the ex-man which is an interesting move. >> i have no inside scoop on this but i would be really mad if my mom were to e-mail an ex and say -- i would imagine that would make me very upset. we're hearing j. lo is very upset. >> ben didn't know. you know what i mean? >> does guadalupe know ben's married and has two kids? >>> let's talk about britney. we haven't talked about britney in quite a long time. apparently there's a stinky problem

good to behere. >> jimmy: good to have you here. [ applause ] this is from -- this is from los angelesething that -- >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: happened the other day. some players from real madrid, the soccer team in madrid were here in town? >> they've been playing the galaxy and they went down to san diego to go play someone else, i don't know who. >> jimmy: how did you run into these guys? they were staying -- oh, there you go. yeah. they were staying at the same hotel and they were all in the lobby, obviously -- >> jimmy: this hunk hotel they're staying at? >> yeah. and who took the picture? >> one of the other players took the picture. i went into the lobby and they surrounded me, wanting a picture. the security guy came running up to me, went, oh, hey, no pictures -- oh, it's you. security gave a warning that they weren't allowed to photograph. >> jimmy: are you a soccer fan? football? >> football, yeah. >> jimmy: what's your team? >> liverpool. >> jimmy: liverpool? okay, yeah. [ applause ] >> nice. >> jimmy: i have another photograph, if i could ask you about. this is the singer ta

crews are working around the clock to stop the flames from reaching the los alamos national laboratory. >> this is the primary line here. >> reporter: controlled burns around the lab cleared trees and bushes to get rid of the natural fuel feeding the wildfire. >> the anchor the team is putting in is working, it's holding. we're hitting the hot spots. >> reporter: winds started to push the flames away from los alamos thursday. officials wash this wildfire is unpredictable. >> we're seeing extreme fire behavior, things we haven't seen in our careers. >> reporter: the goal is to keep the fire away from homes and the western edge of the national laboratory complex. while the los alamos lab remains closed work has been put on hold, that includes experiments on two super computers and research into extending the life of a 1960s nuclear bomb. crews at the lab are also clearing vegetation so the fire doesn't have a chance reach the site. doug mcdonald says years ago there were lessons learned. >> the risk isn't the same. >> reporter: scientists continue to wait to see where the massive wildfire moves next. sandra hughes, cbs n

bill is in los angeles, but he is going to be with us in just a moment. heren the nation's capital today, all this back door wheeling and dealing as the house leadership tries to corral 216 votes to support speaker john boehner's debt ceiling plan. the vote has been delayed and if anybody's guess if there will be a vote tonight. though house majority leader eric cantor's office says it's going to happen. joining me now is fox news chief white house correspondent of course ed henry and washington correspondent james rosen. great to see both of you. let's start with you, ed, you are right at the white house. i imagine they are following every detail here. tell us what the latest is from your vantage point. >> well, they are watching the drama like the rest of us, you are right. to some extent the white house believes that what's playing out on capitol hill is moot because they believe even if john boehner somehow corrals the votes in the next couple of hours and pushes his debt bill through the house. it's dead on arrival in the senate. in fact, senate majority

here at the civic center. smith is experienced in these, having helped similar positions in los angeles and chicago. this is only his third week on the job here. after his meeting this morning bard newly created 11-person citizen review bard. will neat discuss the shooting. both the review board and the auditor report to the b.a.r.t. board of directors. i bring this up, that means each side could disagree and present their own conclusions as to what transpired. reporting lifrn, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> today students will be protesting a meeting by california state university officials over proposed tuition hikes. the board of russees will vote to consider a plan to raise tuition by well%. if approved understood graduate rates increase to more than $6400 which includes mandatory campus fees. the hike is necessary due to the state budget. funding was cut more than 20% eliminating $650 million. >> san francisco looks to get a new neighborhood a. judge tossed out most after legal challenge against the hunters point development. developers want to build more than 10,000 homes at the old ship be

is still being investigated. that's the latest from here near los gatos. back to you guys. >> thank you, matt bigler. kcbs radio's own, thank you. >>> 6:37. a huge crowd is expected to attend a memorial service this morning for a marin county deputy who died trying to help a friend in a domestic dispute. police are warning of traffic delays at the marin civic center. jim mathiesen was killed by a friend's daughter's ex- boyfriend. he was unarmed and off duty when he tried to stop thomas halloran from making threats. halloran was later killed by the friend's son in a justifiable homicide. 1,000 people are expected to attend happening at 11 a.m. at the marin county veterans memorial auditorium in san rafael. now, there are delays expected as well near north san pedro road and civic center drive so watch out for that. >>> 6:37. the next decision about gay marriage in california is expected shortly after labor day. the california supreme court plan a hearing september 6 on whether sponsors of proposition 8 have a legal standing in the case. legal standing would allow them to argue before a federal appeals

folks here in los angeles area wanting to make sure he is going to be okay. police had taken ramirez in custody almost two months after the beat iing but never charged him. on june 8 they moved this to the robbery homicide division in the division in lapd and of course now we have this new information the two new suspects are in custody. they have not released names or mug shots. it's important to point out they, too, have not been charged yet. that's the latest. john cadiz klemack, back to you guys. >> a story we'll continue to follow as well as two former richmond police officers that are headed to trial accused of buying handguns for two minors. former officer danny harris is accused of buying three guns from a dealer for the minors and lying about who would use them. harris and former officer raymond thomas junior are accused of setting up a sting where the teens would be caught with those guns, they are charged with conspiring to deceive authorities and obstruction. both former officers are set to appear in court next manhattan. deputies in the east bay

low to mid 90's into los gatos, campbell and cupertino. here is seven day around the bay and for the fourth of july is still pretty high. we'll see a slow cooling trend into the middle of the week but still very warm, finally the upper fog the sea breeze return. it will strengthen and that will make for cooler temperatures. but we will have to wait until thursday and friday before we see some seven days around the bay. >> if you are a slave to fashion heads up, what you wear a cap more of an impact than just turning his at a party. a symposium by global action to fashion, they met in santa does go to show off at the school fashion wear and a dog got issues like sweatshops, reusing and recycling clothing and the importance of purchasing clothing made in the usa. they say the global market generates more than one trillion dollars per year, and only one- fourth of that is sustainably made. now it is called ground breaking, dan simon reports on new technology coming to a camera near you. >> the point and shoot camera as we know it is becoming less imp

individual multiple times does that to me in dollar bill for his arrest is for his arrest on the documented member of a street gang based here in los angeles called watching it's uneasy and. it's possible death penalty a life sentence. it's. a two million dollars won't go to the u.s. marshals however the informers that made the arrest possible will be rewarded. i think because. of. that. and so i figure out what's going on a. very again it's always based on what they do if they pull a gun out and you know they're trying to take our life and they have the power of life or death because we're not superheroes they can be killed to you know if they shoot me in the head i'm going to die no matter what. you know my job is it's they have the ability to kill us so we take that seriously and. based on what they do it's how we react but we always react to what they do. you know we just walked up and should shoot anybody. you know the fugitive received a slight head injury during the arrest. it is likely he will complain about being mistreated cooled and we can try to. as him to be examined by a doctor a paramedic comes to take him to the hos

have this possibility seen in syria in civilian balance here i mean i have it because i have in washington and in los angeles young artists but there is difficult to have the theater constantly but imbalance here there is a smaller theater which you can have the your mouth is so. very lucky that she has that theater and that she can have her artists constantly working that's the way it is mistaken you saying together with galina on stage only once in task is only just a yes what do you question saying with the because because she had a lot to say after she performed with what can you say. she was great at these great. know all the seeing tremendous actor is. full of temperament and a great lady of the theater and i don't want to say then it's a fight a lady would yes she's a very fiery and the we have fire on the stage she was there we were doing tosca and she was going to kill skype yeah i mean. when she took. the tosca when she was going to kill a scorpio a week when the fire and i mean i was outside of the speech because of those she started the speech and scared of pia it was course. she realized then she was in fire and feel some

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back here live in downtown los angeles where the event is just wrapping up.ve julie chen and her super famous husband, i can't remember his name right now, the cbs guy. >> i wish i could help you out. >> i can't remember his name. less moonbiz. we have so many other people coming out right now, this is fun. the duke and duchess came out about four minutes ago now. tomorrow is their final day of the royal visit. they're going to attend a private reception, visit downtown l.a.'s skid row, and then they are going to wrap up the day by greeting veterans at a job fair. and then they go back home to england. live in downtown los angeles tonight. >> nice way to pull out the name. couldn't they have waited until we got on the air? that would have been reasonable. >> i tried, i said, hey, kntv's coming up, hold up. >> hold up a second. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up next at 11:00, we have the giants and a's, one of them with a heartbreaker tonight. we'll show you the apology in the last paper and what it might mean for rupert murdoch. [ man ] i got this new citi thank

is in los angeles with how this is going to work. how are drivers going to manage? >> reporter: well, you know, in just the last few minutes we saw some development out here. let me show you. we have seen traffic cones delivered. come 7:00 they will be stretched out across the on- ramp. [ signal breakup ] traffic is flowing very nicely on the busiest free in the world. perhaps the reason for that is because people have been told to stay away from the area. the reason for this closure is that half of the bridge the side you're looking at now is expected to come down tonight. even hours before the closure of the 405 freeway for the demolition of the mulholland bridge, crews are busy working. >> we have seen a lot of changeable message signs all scattered all over los angeles. there are crews all over l.a. and they are changing that sign. it did say that this closure is coming. now it will say, here we are ready to go. >> reporter: at 7:00 tonight the ramp for the 405 between the 10 and the 101 freeways will be shut down. at 10 p.m. tonight, crews will start shutting down lanes of the freeway and by midnight, the 405 will be completely closed. after that a be

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the next stop, of course, e.d., is california, and they're going to be coming here. this is beverly hills in loscitement here, i would say. >> they wear those cowboy hats pretty well. you know what's so cool about her? she's a duchess. she's going to be queen of england. i read that unlike every royal you seem to hear about, she's traveling with one in her entourage, one person who is barely helping her fix her hair. it seems she is really down to earth. >> the policy is very clear. they were facing questions about the entourage before they left and they wanted it clear she wasn't taking a large entourage. she's taking two people, one who did her hair during the wedding and an assistant who is helping with the dressing. katherine chooses her own clothes but she helps organize it. she has dozens of outfits throughout this visit and she's been changing constantly. so she has had a bit of help and they've had some support locally as well when they arrive at places, but we're not sure how much that is. i think she does try to be down to earth. you saw that, not being very formal. >> it's refreshing

here is "los angeles times" with the same picture. "murdoch rejects blame in scandal." re is the headline out of toronto. "news core defense, sorry but not at fault." here is "the financial times" this morning. "most humble day of my life," that is the headline there. "the washout -- the washington post," "murdoch's apologize to lawmakers" is the headline. here is "usa today." there is is in the money section. "murdoch has most humble de." from "the new york times," who has been playing this out quite a bit. in the left-hand column -- "murdoch's denied that they knew of illegal acts." here is one from the tabloids in new york, "the daily news." "humble pie." that is not a tabloid that he owned. one that he did alone, "the new york post," the story came on page 35. "frank talk at probe." from "the wall street journal," and other paper that he owns, " murdoch's are grilled." of course, the attackers story gets played. murdoch apologizes at parliament hearing, deflects blame, this is from "the wall street journal," this morning. this one -- "ceo's age becomes an issue." rei

let's move on and talk about temperatures, here is the latest from national weather service. los gatos at 50 the cool spot and san jose 57, a little bit warmer. we're back to 55 in santa cruz and monitor ray. triangle of 57's gilroy, salinas and watsonville. breezy and more clouds and more cooling today. it will be cloudy, look for more drizzle tonight as you head out for your mornings commute and hintsd of warmer weather, you see them but well into next week in the back half of our forecast. for today, 24-hour temperature change, it might be one degree warmer. only and san francisco are staying the same. concord and fremont will drop a degree. 14 hours and 35 minutes of sunshine. here is why it is going to be so cool. the strong sea breeze, the penetration the deep penetration of clouds into all neighborhoods this morning until about 8:00 or 9:00. we'll have cloud just about everywhere except the south bay and napa county at noon and then by 2:00, we still have clouds just about everywhere except for the east bay valleys. it looks like it's going to hold 50s and 60s because of t

this is not just a phrase, these are words that define the character of the los angeles police department. we're here to announce the arrest of three suspects in the brute yathal beating of brian stow. but just as importantly, i want to tell the world that giovanni ramirez is no longer a suspect in this case. the initial evidence in identification which led to his arrest had been refuted by an investigation that had involved dozens of detectives working seven days per week over thousands of hours. they investigated more than 850 clues and interviewed over 600 people. we've tirelessly pursued the truth whenever it led us, and without prejudice to the outcome. just as i demand we do. yesterday, based on evidence developed by detectives assigned to robbery homicide division, three people were taken into custody. louie sanchez, age 29. marvin norwood, age 30 and doreen sanchez, age 31. and just several minutes ago, the district attorney filed multiple charges against louie sanchez and marvin norwood, including mayhem and assault with a deadly weapon. they're being held on $500,000 bail. charges against d

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is expected of server tomorrow and expected to the accounts per six weeks. police are searching for a man who indecently exposed himself to a child in los altos on monday morning. heresketch of the person they are looking for. he approached the victim in a vehicle and exposed himself before driving south on grande road. as a suspect was last seen driving a vehicle similar to a black ford pickup truck. it has some sort of design and of possibly stickers on their rear tail gate. like we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues after the break. here is a live look outside. paris watching solve all along the bay area. thick fog and heavy drizzle showing up at the golden gate. it was at one already in yo >> prosecutors revealed that they had doubts about the credibility of the woman who accused the dominant strauss,, it will be interesting to hear what she has the same. >> a justice official said that mubarak will be put on trial in cairo. he faces charges of corruption and ordering the killings of protesters. the trial was on hold because of his ongoing health problems. we're learning that the trial will begin on august 3rd. also an international news pol

los medios de comunicacin. s.o.t. nancy peña/dir, depto. de salud mental 1:14:00 here is santa clara county about every three days someones, actually takes her life as a result of suicide.. la directora del departamento de salud mental dijo que en el condado de santa clara una persona se quita la vida cada 3 dias. autoridades dicen que es un problema de salud mental, pero tambin social. s.o.t. elena jiménez tindall/ coordinadora de prevención de suicidios 19:25:00 por la mayoria de los casos, la gente quiere vivir, no mas quieren que el dolor cese y no saben como parar ese sentido de falta de esperanza y de dolor .. autoridades de salud dicen que es mito pensar que no se puede ayudar a alguien que est contemplando suicidio.. s.o.t. elena jiménez tindall/ coordinadora de prevención de suicidios 20:57:00 todos estamos bien preocupados por los muertos que son por homicidio, pero no nos prestamos bastante atención al suicidio, que se sufre aún más muertos de suicidio.. como 150 por año en este condado. s.o.t. christine dunn/caltrain 9:07:00 we had 19 fatalities in 2009... more than we had have in quite some time.. la portavo

how, am i going to be hanging around here for the most horrific traffic jam in a century. >> she's probably driving towards arizona there. adede roy is live in los angeles. watching that progress, the bridge coming down behind you, what are you seeing right now? >> it seems as though construction crews are making a lot of progress around here. they came in at midnight as cars got out of the way before that dead line. i'm going to step aside so you can take a look at what's going on behind me. and even in the last few hours, construction crews have been making significant progress in dismantling the bridge that you see and eventually that will make way for an extra car pool lane going in this direction, in both directions actually and when it's all said and done, it should help travel time through this ten-mile stretch by by ten minutes or so which should help ease the traffic congestion here. >> ten miles, not necessarily a long distance, but for the people who are trying to get pavup and down, south to north, how are they going to get to their places? is there roads that bypass? >> there's no really great alternative here, so that's why they ha