mercury news supporters claim that mayor ed lee offered him another job if he would resign the denies that in stands by his statement under oath that he never spoke to any of the supervisors before suspending the sheriff. they're not pursuing a criminal case against palo sandoval of the san francisco giants. this harris said there is not evidence to move forward with an arrest. it woman accused send all of a sexual assault in and out toast resort last month the desert attorney will bar your case. >>> loan now look at it and set there will make a determination with whether the actual charges to be filed not. stan hall's attorney says the encounter was consensual. one month after a jury convicted jerry sandusky of 45 counts including rape and sodomy. in a report accuses the late football coach joe paterno should officials of covering up the crimes. cbs reporter with more on what the report called the palace and shocking disregard for the welfare of children. >>> it's like going into prodded united states. the political took part of the cover-up. former president grandstanded senior vice

she's back from venezuela ross mercury news wife takes the stand would she said she was really crying about in this infamous video. >>> you've heard the story and now for the first time george zimmerman tells his side his first interview since the turn on martin shooting. do great and she needed them for a job at the hospital said know. cologne rule about your rights. >>> good evening i am can best do that. guiliani. lopez de star in the ross mercury me at the ceiling hearing tried to save her husband's job. but before taking center stage supporters gave her some encouragement. later on the stem kristen there is was that when on the hearing with more with had to say. >>> chilly and lopez testified for about 45 minutes and her husband's ethics investigation. she walked into that courtroom sat down weeks and smiled and mercury news direction as she took the stand. this is the first time she's been allowed to be this close to her husband's cents a judge issued a 100 yds daily order. lopez offender has been on the stands that the never threatened her and never said it is a powerful many t

at the half to get the elevator fixed >>> mercury news reports that the state relies on an audit system to track special accounts. janet and randy were trying to take a cellphone away from michael's daughter paris. >>> no looking back, why a mom ran out of the store leaving behind her toddler. >>> how heard dirty words,, >>> low clouds and fog stretching on shore, with a few low 60s in the area more on your forecast coming up >>> it is 446, they suspect is preparing to release its first quarterly earnings report tomorrow. company stock prices never recovered after its plunge it took on may 18th. it has to prove to advertiser that it has issued more better track record been google prayed >>> the dow is down now for three sessions in a row. with us now is ashley of cbs moneywatch.com >>> some renewed worries after a possible bailout for spain. tokyo plummeted about 2%. the fed is moving closer to take the main steps to jump- start the economy. the dow fell 104 points, while the nasdaq slid at 27 per state farm insurance is pulling ads from penn state's football broadcast. the n.c.a.a. is

prayed including what she is,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i'm so scared of all this madness >>> crossed mercury newstakes the stand. why she is accused of changing her story. >>> we've got reports of some pettifog parade a full report on your forecast coming up >>> the morning everyone is thursday july 18th, the illiana lopez talks about her fear is losing her child. >>> she says the circus surrounding this whole incident that's been going on since the beginning of the year is scary her when it comes to custody of her son. she says those threats of her son being taken away our not coming

cash flow >>> another official heads the police department division of gaming control told the mercury news the owners frustrated oversight efforts. gambling on the top floor limits the ability to respond the casino has not demonstrated the surveillance system meet seti requirements people visiting the fountains this evening same san jose is to card clubs bring in $50 million a year to the city. >>> and it is good for the community and job opportunities we bring tourists in here let's help us out >>> let them do it get on with that let's collect the rake the college in the gambling industry >>> don knapp cbs 5 >>> brian hackney is here with a forecast >>> glad you did not say it was a gamble we try to increase the odds, we have fog along the coastline not making too much of a polish ragged clouds along the shore line. concord 72, oakland 58 degrees livermore 71 san jose is 64, santa rosa 58. high temperatures fell a little better but still warm in east bay 96 conquered an 80 in napa appear in the monsoonal flow comes in from the desert southwest combines with low pressure, creates a funnel

the mercury news said they have hired a legal attorney. the no matter what happens with the case, the 49ers except to open in 2014. >>> the remains of a world war ii era marine in bay area will soon arrive for proper burial. he was killed in 1944. the military recovered his remains. he will be escorted to a funeral home at 9:00 tomorrow. >>> want to check in with sal. it is early, but how is the commute? >> there was a big rig crash earlier 37, the traffic not affected so far. let's go to some live pictures. 80 westbound, you can see the traffic moving well out to the macarthur maze. the morning commute, this is westbound bay bridge. that traffic looking good up to the toll plaza. if you're starting on northbound 280. 280 traffic looking good getting up to highway 17. >>> good morning. fog is lifted. it is cooler bay side. we stop topped out yesterday. going to be in the 90s and low 100st. temperatures coming down in heyward, area like that. a few locations see temperatures sliding down. still look at livemore, almost 70 degrees. 61 fairfi

i am from the "mercury news," and we're here because we live in a global cloueconomy. it has altered local economies because so many manufacturing and technology jobs are moving, whether it is a matter of costs for going where the trained work force is. we're fortunate to have to governors here to talk about how that change affects their jobs and what they're doing to jump- start their economies which compete with one another. this could be fun. let me start with our guest. governor hickenlooper. i knew that was going to happen. most of us here are pretty much aware of california's budget crisis. can you give us a quick briefing on where colorado is and what you are trying to do to turn things around? >> our budget is just as dressed as almost every state in the country. we have been working trying to control costs, get our pension funds in line, our state employees have not had a raise in four years. it has been difficult all the way around. the real challenge has been to try and turn public sentiment and get people to recognize it without a strong economy. it will no

the mercury news reports more than $17 million disappeared from 35 trust accounts. they were being manages by a services of campbell. the owner blames her former boyfriend and business partner. she claims he secretly wired the money out of the accounts. there is no word of arrests. >>> in just hours tens of thousands of computer users won't be able to get on the internet. that's because at nine the fbi is set to take down temporary servers meant to stop an online scam. who is behind the scam and how  you can protect your computer. >> now to a story of strange pelican behavior. there are reports of those big birds acting strangely. ken pritchett talks to experts about the problem and is live now at international bird rescue center in fairfield. >> reporter: i want you to take a look inside at this. there are more than it 30 brown pelicans here, 90% of them arrived here at the center hungry but the why is not clear. it could just be nature at work. at ocean beach pelicans high overhead are a common sight. this bird did something strange. it landed next to beach goers

. >> and the mercury news so eloquently put it in an article about you, that why you are doing it. because these men, if you didn't kill them, they would kill you. >> yes. that's what soldiers do to one another. actually, it is nothing personal. but it is personal. but the thing is, that families suffer the same. their loved ones, they die. it is all the same. we are all human beings. i remember one annecdote during world war i, they had troops on christmas day. they got together and drank together and they were friends. and after the truce -- so we are all the same, basically. >> i want to keep talking about this in our next segment. charlie is from chusma house publications. maybe you can help him with husband publication and get him on the right track. >>> we are back here with charlie from chusma house publications. charlie is here with a flag from his father and veterans. so you had the flag translated, and it said, what, that tugged at your heart? >> well, they signed it and the patriotic, the cause and i believe it had a death poem on there. and when the research that i have

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bodies rebounds the mercury news reports 37,000 homeowners and said there county alone. 80 percent increase in taxes this year they but populations have declined over the years so much so the researchers are putting my call for help michelle greater shows us a research projects across north america has enlisted people around the bay as citizens scientists. it may look like your average played a pragmatics in a year- old assets are conducting a i believe research. i just look and try to see if there's anything bad to is moving around in the plants. the goal is to find and photograph the bugs for extensive project to map and the creatures from marin to maine. >>> it's become apparent that as scientist just a few of us could months really track and map all the species of lady bugs. cornell university entomologist leslie l. lee is a researcher with a lot lead the project. her colleagues says discover why some native species are becoming aware. this is a cause for concern for pass control and for general environmental by diversity. today contributors have some added more than 17,000 lady bug pic

infamous video for sought a sobbing and showing off she is grieving not because of the abuse by mercury news her young son and what happened to him in the event of a divorce joe vasquez found that hard to believe in the press run as. >>> what makes her cry eight days the know. this is not about domestic violence would she's going to say it will is it was about the note. >>> this is the second time. she's joined a bruise she's crying but she's not talking about abuse she's talking about her child. did waves listen to the video-joke. the video was made she didn't say 01 to accuse him of domestic violence. lopez holding her brown tonight to see did not speak to reporters coming in our house of these hearings today had no words for anyone except for on the stands mercury however did speak to his supporters outside of the hearing room once they had said they had been banished- we told supporters that he thought that guiliani. did a stellar job on the stand and this will again be taking the stand once more continuing with this investigation denies. did waves spot they already pay the price for eve

small token of our appreciation and our deep appreciation as well to barbara of the san jose "mercury news." i know you cannot accept gifts. >> i would want to report that. >> we're hoping that sutter can accept a gift, the first dog. governor? [applause] and governor hickenlooper, your dear friend and our dear friend, dan gordon could not be here but we wanted to make sure you enjoyed his borough -- brew. >> as i have many times before, let me assure you. [applause] >> our photographer would like to get your photos. >> with or without the kibble? >> all right. >> kids with special needs have access to a venture on may 5. over 25 businesses and nonprofit organizations build the music concourse with free refreshments, games, and bluegrass. access to a venture is part of sf rec and park's year-round activities in partnership with activities in partnership with families. >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy

in this morning's mercury news a blockbuster of a story this may be the tip of the iceberg it is reporting billions in state money found in hundreds of different accounts in addition to the state parks. take a look at a news conference in san jose about one hour ago. representatives from the co-park preservation fund saying 54 million dollars a lot, if the state spends 20 million of that on state parks, it will continue to the state with $300,000, per year in private funding for the next two years, as it did this year, to keep santa clara county's co-state park open. if lawmakers don't do that, the deal is off. >> the cppf will dissolve the three year understanding we initiated in january of 2012. which we paid one year. and we will ask, we will demand the return of the $279,000 we presented them may 25th of 2012. >> reporter: the 20 million dollars they want spent on state parks entry and concession fees from park users. he says he doesn't feel the rangers and superintendents he negotiated with were being dishonest with him. he says everyone involved in the negotiations had been deceived

. >>> is not just the state gop that is being scrutinized this and is a mercury news reports california has more than $2 billion in public funds hiding in plain sight. the state department of finance says is a multi-billion dollar is but it admits the money is called away and 500 different accounts. nevertheless is cycling group the raised tens of thousands of dollars to save in a dallas state park says it feels betrayed. >>> we are profoundly disappointed that so much effort would be gone through an enclosure process over a couple of years only to find that it's like hey just kidding. did waves under state law all the extra of money that is in the coverage cannot be used to help balance the state budgets because it is earmarked for specific programs. the chatham as in downtown san francisco from of the central subway constructions tomorrow crews will turn grant between gary and solder into a two-way streets then on monday it will close stockton between ellis and carried to all traffic except emergency vehicles. joe vasquez shows us is not what is going to be chaotic for years. there wa

back in the hot seats how ross mercury news wife is using personality and counterpunches to try to save her husband's job. a new ways to get police to respond instantly the bay area city where you cannot text or even video chat with a live,. intel inveighs him. 0.3: that don't have any cash. another this finds you forgot their money. dirichlet's and and nasty. he says the incidents involving suspended share from mercury effective center live spiraling into disaster. we're just the wife again. >>> lopez spoke briefly after testifying again in their has- beens' official misconduct hearing. on tonight's testimony. >>> clearly was an emotional roller coaster in the same as he lay on a lopez took the stand about four hours today and it does some masterful sometimes feisty but all along she claims that she was never a victim of abuse. oh yeah lopez stepped out of the silver volkswagen on her way into san francisco's city hall today. cirri did yesterday. she saved her words for the witness stand. testifying before the ethics commission issues pressured by her neighbor and lawyer to make his no

the mercury news reports the honor system is used to track special funds.state agencies have more than 500 special fund accounts that money comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> equine mystery, two malnurished horses abandoned on a road in morgan hill are recovering they were discovered last friday both were so dehydrated, they drank 20 gallons of water when they were rescued. they are being cared for by a non-profit program that uses horses for therapeutic activities. >>> the extreme drought in the midwest is hitting california farms and soon it will hit us in the pocketbook. the price of corn has skyrocketed sending up price of feed for dairy farmers. maddox farm in fresno slapped with a 25% increase in corn. >> from 14.3 billion to 12.8 and that's dropping daily put pressures on the world food supply and the prices have jumped $90 to $100 a ton. >> some farms are struggle to stay in business. the higher costs will be passed down to consumers. >>> metropolitan transportation commission meets this morning in oakland to consider free muni for

small token of our appreciation and our deep appreciation as well to barbara of the san jose "mercury news." i know you cannot accept gifts. >> i would want to report that. >> we're hoping that sutter can accept a gift, the first dog. governor? [applause] and governor hickenlooper, your dear friend and our dear friend, dan gordon could not be here but we wanted to make sure you enjoyed his borough -- brew. >> as i have many times before, let me assure you. [applause] >> our photographer would like to get your photos. >> with or without the kibble? >> all right. >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people t

. >> the mercury news found that other state funds for millions could be hiding, a fund to give restitution to violent crime victims could hold an extra $29 million. $30 million might be hiding in a fund to get low-cost health insurance for kids and $113 million may be in the state's recycling fund. the families of five people that died in the 2010's and bring a pipeline explosion have settled lawsuits with pg&e. the terms of the deals with two families are being kept confidential. pg&e says that they expect to spend more than $200 million to settle a lawsuit filed in the wake of the explosion. eight people were killed, 38 homes were destroyed. new details about the man that police say committed a double murder this week in san jose. police believe that he shot two people at a house on north seventh street on monday morning. they think that he is now headed to southern california, he might be driving a black nissan maxima like the one to cheer. the car's license plate is six t i w 691. the suspect may be trying to get to mexico. this morning police had to evacuate homes on a san leandro str

in this morning's mercury news a blockbuster of a story this may be the tip of the iceberg it is reporting billions in state money found in hundreds of different accounts in addition to the state parks. take a look at a news conference in san jose about one hour ago. representatives from the co-park preservation fund saying 54 million dollars a lot, if the state spends 20 million of that on state parks, it will continue to the state with $300,000, per year in private funding for the next two years, as it did this year, to keep santa clara county's co-state park open. if lawmakers don't do that, the deal is off. >> the cppf will dissolve the three year understanding we initiated in january of 2012. which we paid one year. and we will ask, we will demand the return of the $279,000 we presented them may 25th of 2012. >> reporter: the 20 million dollars they want spent on state parks entry and concession fees from park users. he says he doesn't feel the rangers and superintendents he negotiated with were being dishonest with him. he says everyone involved in the negotiations had been deceived

the "mercury news" is reporting the a's owner has no interest in sacramento. they are waiting for the league to rule on its request to move to san jose where the san francisco giants have territorial rights. >> focusing on the good vibrations, the all-star game going down in kansas city tonight with five bay area players in the mix. matt cain for the national league with buster posey behind home plate. >> thinking back, starting with the world series and the playoff games, how fun that was. but to be able to start this all-star game is the first one to be able to play in, will be really fun. i'm looking forward to it. >> it will be really special, yeah. we found out yesterday, and we were both fired up. cain's a fun guy to catch so i'm looking forward to it. >> he is also known as mr. perfect. that's right. had that great game. pablo sandoval and melky cabrera are starting. this is the most giants in an all-star game in team history. that's outstanding. on the a's side, ryan cook getting the call. cook has come out of nowhere to become the a's closer and one e

according to the "mercury news," the mtc is going to authorize a study on this tax tomorrow.ow, we've reached out to the commission and we are waiting to hear back. live on 101 in the south bay, i'm marla tellez, "today in the ba bay". >>> a convicted killer told to come up with $60 million to care for his children after he murdered their mother. a hayward jury ordering hans reiser to compensate the children with his assets and his future earnings. it was the culmination of the children's wrongful death lawsuit against their father. he was convicted of killing their mother, nina reiser, in 2006. today the court will begin tracking down reiser's assets. he will return to prison, where he is serving 15 years to life. >>> suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi's wife is back if the bay area and today she's ready to back her husband. she will testify this afternoon before an ethics commission, which will decide whether her husband keeps his job. mirkarimi faces official misconduct charges after pleading guilty to false imprisonment after bruising lopez's arm during a new

in fact, according to the "mercury news," the ntc is set to authorize a study of this proposal tomorrow. so it's still just in the study phase. now, the idea here behind this proposal is to reduce traffic and pollution, and then also motivate drivers to hop on public transit, and the money that would be raised if this does actually go into effect in the bay area, that money would go towards fixing our roads and filling potholes and that sort of thing. reporting from 101 in san jose, i'm marla tellez, tod"today in ba bay". >>> 5:03. a 2-year-old girl is found dead in her central valley home and now officers say her mother may be to blame. 25-year-old brandi lee rose divine will make her first court appearance today. divine has been held without bail since monday when officers were called to her turlock home. three other children who were home at the time are now in protective custody. so far, investigators are not saying how the little girl died. >>> and in the south bay, more questions than answers in the tragic shooting death of a san jose police officer's young son. investigators are

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jeff rosen tells the mercury news that the inmates are serving life sentences for third strike convictionshat were minor offenses. a measure modifying california's three strikes law will be on the november ballot. if passed, it would impose life sentences, only when a new felony conviction is serious or violent. >>> the ncaa is hitting penn state with an unprecedented number of sanctions in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. the ncaa's president this morning announced the sweeping penalties which stopped short of shutting down the university's football program altogether. penn state faces a hefty fine equivalent to the annual gross revenue of the football team. >> the ncaa is imposing a fine of $60 million on the university with the funds to be used to establish an endowment to support programs around the nation that serve the victims of child sexual abuse. >> the college sports governing body is also banning penn state from any bowl games or postseason play for four years. in addition, victories from 1998 to 2011 will no longer be counted, and that means the late joe patern

small token of our appreciation and our deep appreciation as well to barbara of the san jose "mercury news." i know you cannot accept gifts. >> i would want to report that. >> we're hoping that sutter can accept a gift, the first dog. governor? [applause] and governor hickenlooper, your dear friend and our dear friend, dan gordon could not be here but we wanted to make sure you enjoyed his borough -- brew. >> as i have many times before, let me assure you. [applause] >> our photographer would like to get your photos. >> with or without the kibble? >> all right. >> to introduce this illustrates how, please welcome the ceo of our nation's second-largest green builder, a member of the silicon valley leadership group border directors, and the ceo of webcor builders andy ball. >> thank you [applause] -- thank you. [applause] welcome back to our third session. i hope you enjoy the first two as much as i did. i think we found out how much of a character governor brown can be we are going to talk about silicon valley and the bay area innovation to the economy today. as you look at the panel, talki

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com >>> i'm so scared of all this madness ross mercury newse takes the stand. she's already accused of changing her story wide zimmerman says he was forced to shoot the team in a tv interview >>> a roadwork in full swing a will tell you what to avoid this morning >>> it is july 19th, the time is 430 and yesterday the land of low because explain comments on hurt infamous video. she is going to take the stand again today to resume testifying. she testified for 45 minutes last night.

small token of our appreciation and our deep appreciation as well to barbara of the san jose "mercury news." i know you cannot accept gifts. >> i would want to report that. >> we're hoping that sutter can accept a gift, the first dog. governor? [applause] and governor hickenlooper, your dear friend and our dear friend, dan gordon could not be here but we wanted to make sure you enjoyed his borough -- brew. >> as i have many times before, let me assure you. [applause] >> our photographer would like to get your photos. >> with or without the kibble? >> all right. >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard ab

the mercury news reports that only an honor system is used to track these special funds. state agencies have more than 500 of these types of accounts that comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> apple reported $35 billion in revenue this quarter, a lot of money obviously, but still didn't meet analyst expectations. that's a 23% jump in growth, but believe it or not it is the slowest rate of growth in years for apple in revenue and net income. analysts expected 37.5 billion. the drop is not due to sales volume of the apple met expectations for the iphone and the ipad. the price for both those products has dropped in recent years. apple announced it will release its new operating system for mac computers, the mountain lion, tomorrow. >> a pleasant and cool week of weather coming our way. >> it is all good. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> i am not hearing any complaints over this cooler than normal pattern we are in. i want to show uh beautiful view. this is maclaren park. it was a beautiful day in the city. there is proof. the kids are out enjoying

the mercury news reports that only an honor system is used to track these special funds. state agencies have more than 500 of these types of accounts that comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> apple reported $35 billion in revenue this quarter, a lot of money obviously, but still didn't meet analyst expectations. that's a 23% jump in growth, but believe it or not it is the slowest rate of growth in years for apple in revenue and net income. analysts expected 37.5 billion. the drop is not due to sales volume of the apple met expectations for the iphone and the ipad. the price for both those products has dropped in recent years. apple announced it will release its new operating system for mac computers, the mountain lion, tomorrow. >> a pleasant and cool week of weather coming our way. >> it is all good. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> i am not hearing any complaints over this cooler than normal pattern we are in. i want to show uh beautiful view. this is maclaren park. it was a beautiful day in the city. there is proof. the kids are out enjoying

. >> congratulationss to bay area sports writer andrew bag long time mercury news baseball describe currently with comcast crushing people nightly on jeopardy. he won for the second time tonight. >> key message to this title figure in an italian word is. >> it's far safer to be feared than loved. did you get the prince. yes. did you risk more than a couple thousand. 5601. you remain champion. >> wac tomorrow tonight at 7:00 here on abc 7 sports. brought to you by riff rock casino. dan you need intellectual capacity in sports. >> what are you going to take on jeopardy larry. >> oh, wheel of fortune guy for me. spin the wheel. >> thanks larry. nature line up next. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. 7 news hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> tonight on "nightline," after the rampage. the sole suspect of the colorado massacre appears in court today with jarring orange hair and a dazed expression. from budding young scientist -- >> hello, i'm james.

he once before to testify in connection to mercury news claims that to ed lee lied on the stand. mayor ed lee response to the allegations saying enough is enough... the time is here for mirkarimi to begin dealing with the facts. merely also blasted the allegations that he perjured himself. epoxy on the peninsula is now recovering after being shot by police. he went to a home where he's scared a one-man parade police say the dog show their teeth and then lunged. they shot and the dog was shot near the eye. >>> it doesn't matter whether it was a pitbull or a german shepherd, >>> police are now investigating the shooting. and the puppy is expected to make a full recovery according to dr. baden aryans. sixth day in a row for losses on wall street. global markets the again today. this is day two in the civil trial against the convicted trial in a word. riser was found guilty in murdering his wife nina. in his wrongful death tryousuitd he is being sued by his kids. risers to children are now 11 and 12 years old living with their maternal grandmother in russia. >>> as the police were ma

. >> congratulationss to bay area sports writer andrew bag long time mercury news baseball describe currentlymcast crushing people nightly on jeopardy. he won for the second time tonight. >> key message to this title figure in an italian word is. >> it's far safer to be feared than loved. did you get the prince. yes. did you risk more than a couple thousand. 5601. you remain champion. >> wac tomorrow tonight at 7:00 here on abc 7 sports. brought to you by riff rock casino. dan you need intellectual capacity in sports. >> what are you going to take on jeopardy larry. >> oh, wheel of fortune guy for me. spin the wheel. >> thanks larry. nature line up next. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. 7 news

according to the "mercury news" the money is in exchange for the town's promise not to sue when facebook expanded its headquarters to neighboring menlo park. atherton officials mainly concerned about the traffic impact at that intersection of marsh and middlefield roeld. road. >>> a big win for the 49ers against santa clara county. $30 million in redevelopment money is now frozen while a sacramento judge figures out where that money should go. the 49ers say voters in the city of santa clara earmarked the money for the team's new stadium. but that money was handed over to the county this year after local redevelopment agencies were shut down. the county says it would much rather spend the money on education. the 49ers say the county does not have the power to do so. >>> and a beer garden brouhaha in downtown maun tan view is now over. restaurant owners have gotten a city approval for an outdoor dining and drinking establishment at the corner of villa and bryant. city leaders giving the okay to open signs and a beer garden despite neighbors' rejections. the city also gave kim permission to

the mercury news reports the state reliesn the honor system to track very special accounts >> a hospital employee accused of infecting dozens of patients with hepatitis c on purpose. >> there are no reasons these tables won't out last all of us and all of our kids and grandkids. >> it is not just wood, how one man is turning a piece of bay area history into a gold mine. we'll explain when we come back ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> low clouds and fog stretching over the bay with a mild stark, temperatures in the '50s and '60s. >> we're starting to see a few more cars in the bay bridge toll plaza. new reports of an accident along 101. to a lead shoplifters at wal- mart ran away from the scene and left a baby behind. surveillance video shows store security trying to stop two women accused of stealings clothing. they left the scene and left behind a one-year-old baby in a shopping cart. night. the one-year-old is in the care of authorities >> if your child uses an older stroller it might be recalled. the valencia and the plucked zero p three were made between 2004-2007 the california boy died in 200

. >> ahead of the division of gaming control tells the mercury news that owners have frustrated oversighthe is concerned about a top floor that limits police responsibility and a surveillance system that may not meet city requirements. a big weekend for baseball, the first team to do it in nine years. a big milestone. it >> on unexpected visitor that caused chaos at a shopping mall. we'll show you pictures when we get back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> thanks for waking up with us. we are live on their roof and we see the mid-50s around san francisco with partly cloudy skies. still some low clouds and fog over the base we will see a gradual cooling trend. coming up, a look at the 7 day forecast >> streets in san jose are blocked off at seventh street and washington due to shots fired. we will bring you more details in just a few minutes. >> yesterday, shoppers were forced to evacuate a pennsylvania mall after they saw a black bear cub that was spotted inside a store noticed him before on o'clock last night. after the area was cleared of shoppers, animal control experts moved in and they were able

that $2 billion discrepancy came from a mercury news investigation.partment of finance said it is more like $1 million. still a lot of money. that california cannot afford to lose and now the people that raised money to keep state parks open are furious and demanding some of those millions go back to the parks, or else. >> we will demand the return of the $279,000 that we presented them in may 25, 2012, to keep this park open throughout the fiscal year 2013. >> a slightly group held charity bike races to raise tens of thousands of dollars to save the state park and they feel betrayed. >> i am profoundly disappointed that so much effort would have been gone through on a closure process over a couple of years, only to find that, you know, it was kind of like " just kidding ". >> it turns out the $54 million in special funds for state parks represents just a fraction of the money suddenly surfacing. now the state money crunchers' in it that they're looking at nearly $1 billion. squirreled away in 500 different accounts. >> a lot of it could be legitimate

the mercury news reports that only an honor system is used to track these special funds.e than 500 of these types of accounts that comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> apple reported $35 billion in revenue this quarter, a lot of money obviously, but still didn't meet analyst expectations. that's a 23% jump in growth, but believe it or not it is the slowest rate of growth in years for apple in revenue and net income. analysts expected 37.5 billion. the drop is not due to sales volume of the apple met expectations for the iphone and the ipad. the price for both those products has dropped in recent years. apple announced it will release its new operating system for mac computers, the mountain lion, tomorrow. >> a pleasant and cool week of weather coming our way. >> it is all good. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> i am not hearing any complaints over this cooler than normal pattern we are in. i want to show uh beautiful view. this is maclaren park. it was a beautiful day in the city. there is proof. the kids are out enjoying the sun. the fog pulled