check with your vet for microchipping if you want to get your pet microchipped for 10 dollars we will have it on october 28 in sharon meadows. we meet and we discuss with the san francisco vet medical association on what part the vets will play. there are 25 vet services in san francisco. each of them have agreed on what services they will provide for san francisco. also we have our other bay area shelters that will come and help. when we have a disaster as well as we will go and help a bay area when they have a disaster. we are able to and hopefully have enough help where we are able to take care of every animal in san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon. michael peterson with pacific gas and electric director of emergency planning for pg and e. my timing was outstanding to do this presentation in front of residents that are pg and e customers the front page of the chronicle talked about what, your rates are going up at pg and e and here i am. i mentioned, don't take a shot at me i'm a lonely security director trying to make a living. the other thought was why is pg and e talking

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which intel will spend to purchase mcafee the santa clara based company wants to hope getting their microchipsnto cars, phones, televisions. and they want to sell them side by side with our other internet connective devices. >> a live look aside from the heavenly ski resort this is our web camera streaming live in video. blue skies, gorgeous conditions. it would not be a bad weekend to go up to lake tahoe considering what we are expecting. much cooler for the entire weekend starting tomorrow. temperatures inland, low 80s, and upper 60s. the dense fog will get worse as we go into saturday. and sunday, similar to friday. compared to today, temperatures are in the '90s inland, the 80s in the north bay and it is going to be a drastic change of their, tomorrow. and cooler along the coast, with half moon bay, that is because of that fog. drastic changes out there. and what we can expect tonight/tomorrow. if that fog sitting on the coast will move into the bay. it will strain into the inland valleys, dense fog/a drizzle. streaming. that fog will peel back on the coast by 12:00 p.m.-noon. with mostly

million, that is how much intel plans to purchase mcafee they want to improve the security of the microchipsy getting them televisions, cellphone, and inside of televisions, inside cellphone, and inside cars. the plan on the plan on selling the was in conjunction with other portable media. the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finance savings around $5,800. then on it is warmer out there but we're ready for a big cool down. if temperatures are going to struggle to even get a, inland. we will warm right backup is to cook food next week below average except for to say. asks the with us, we will be back right after this break. our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than gei

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. >> if they microchip the dog it helps. some sort of tagging. >> reporter: cassidy says he can kick himself for not getting lula chipped. there is a $1,000 reward for her return donated by friends. >> if it were me and i got a mac and all this other crap is it worth it? you took a family member. bring her back. >> reporter: so the question comes up, and everybody's asking it, maybe lula ran out of the house when the burglars broke in? robert thought about that but he says lula has never run away before and usually just hangs out in the porch so that's not likely. also, she has a liver problem and needs her medicine. they hope that whoever has her will contact the sheriff's department or bring her back to the cassidys. >> well, the thing about her running away, there is the other dog, too. the other dog didn't run away if the door was open. >> reporter: there's a good point. >> thank you. >>> well, thousands of bay area students did go back to class today. but for kids in one south bay elementary, their school quite differen

officials were able to track jack back to the bay area with the help of a special microchip implanted in his shoulder. he looks healthy and doesn't appear to have spent much time outdoors after found wandering the streets of harlem. >>> the rew bikz cube is the -- rubix cube is the top selling puzzle. a team of researchers found out the holy grail of rubix cube mathematics. no matter how much you move it from the original state it can be put back in 20 moves. there are 40quintillion locations. and even with that, it only takes 20 moves. the world record for solving the rubix cube? , 7 seconds. it was set two years ago. >> it seems like a trick, but apparently it is legitimate. >> why does she assume i tried and failed? >> i knew you were gonna say that, larry. let's see you do it. >> i would have, but i choose not to try. what's wrong with timmy? that's a trying question the giants do not want to be asking in a pennant race. here is another question, what started this? the cards and the reds throw down. down. sports is next. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wa

>> reporter: this special offer also includes an exam, shots, spaying or neutering as well as microchipping all for free. juliette goodrich, cbs5. the nonprofit shelter is overflow felines. >> and you can go to the spca and visit with all the cats and kittens available for adoption or check them out by going to www.cbs5.com and clicking on pets and animals. >>> a truly bizarre sight near sacramento tonight, zebras literally running wild in the streets. they're domesticated zebras and escaped from a breeder. the animals were held in an enclosed area where they were spooked by a dog. they jumped the fence and took off in the streets of carmichael. one was hit by a car but got up and kept running. sheriff's deputies and fish and game authorities were eventually able to corral both animals. shouldn't that be the beginning of joke or something. >> the black and whites, something like that? >> good one, lawrence. >> glad they got quick guys. >> we could use a little heat around the bay area. >> i agree with you. >> i can't find any. >> i saw sunshine today. that was a good start. >> we're getting

>> reporter: this special offer also includes an exam, shots, spaying or neutering as well as microchippingll for free. kittens available for adoption. juliette goodrich, cbs5. >>> and you can go to the spca and visit with the cats and consistents available for adoption or check them out by going to www.cbs5.com and clicking on pets and animals. >>> you want to check this out. a bizarre sight near sacramento tonight, zebras running wild in the streets. the two domesticated zebras belong to the michael mastegny mule company. the owner says they pull wagons and carts. the zebras were spooked by a dog and jumped the fence and took off on the streets of carmichael. one was hit by a car but got up, kept running. sheriff's deputies and fish and game authorities were able to corral one of the zebras, but the other still is on the loose. that is a pretty amazing story. dave, bet you can't stop that in sports, zebras. >> a tough act to follow. >> our producer was so excited when she saw that story. >>> coming up a northern california golfer has their sights set on the wann amaker. sports is next. >>

past week he was found wandering the streets of new york city and identified through an implanted microchipation. jetblue has offered to fly jack home free for the spca homecoming that would reunite him with his former littermate. saw the big city, toured the statue of liberty. >> i know jack. you know jack? i didn't think you knew jack. (laughter) >> but now you all know jack because of the story. >> that's right. >> home alone kitten? >> that's right. there you go. >> was stay home alone with all the drizzle out there. >> a lot of it around the bay but not all of us are seeing the thick clouds this morning that we're dealing with around the bay area. that's why i think places like the east bay valleys will be even warmer today than yesterday while the rest of us kind of have a steady go before the warming begins thursday. here's a look at downtown san francisco. you see the thicker clouds. that's probably going to mean flight arrival delays also into the airport this morning. let's take a look at those temperatures. slightly cooler but still most of us in the 50s. we have 52 santa rosa, s

officials were able to attract jack back to the bay area with the help of a special microchip implanteds shoulder. he looks healthy and didn't appear to have spent much time outdoors after he was found wandering the streets in harlem. probably looking for silvia's, have a meal. once you've had a meal at silvia's, you always wanna go back. >> dry cat food won't cut it. >> no. >> ahead at 5:00, a series of assaults that may involve a single attacker at one east bay apartment complex. >> a move overnight that could escalate a standoff over a ♪ ♪ ye ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? simple stuff... eating right...whole grain. whole grain? [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? today is your tasty lucky day! sure, why not? isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps regulate your digestive

hit a microchip is all the listed san francisco is home.returned free of charge by both jet plume. he's in good shape does appear that is fed to much time outdoors. the spca has no clue how to travel from coast to coast. and now looking outside the golden gate bridge. topic very light coming in to san francisco on the left side the bridge. we'll be right back. [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ now here stanley roberts about some people behaving badly >> you

officials were able to track jack back to the bay area with the help of a special microchip implantedhis shoulder. he looks healthy and didn't appear to have spent much time outdoors after he was found wandering the streets in harlem. >> a special case with ice and a twist of lemon for him but he didn't really need it to be flown back. 5:56 now. that's a drink. just ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, a new building that could have one bay area city tracking every bullet bought and sold. >> banning something popular from fast food kids meals. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in unincorporated walnut creek where an apartment complex has been put on alert after three assaults in just six weeks against women. the story coming up in a live report. 3q jaguar platinum coverage is not just a warranty. it's a belief in everything we do. it's a 5 year, 50,000 mile promise. with complimentary scheduled maintenance no-cost replacement of wear and tear items and 24/7 roadside assistance. because when you create the most beautiful, fast cars on earth, you create an ownership experience to match.

and identified by a microchip by a local rescue organization there.ue has offered to fly jack home free for the spca homecoming that will reunited him with his former littermate. >> it was johnny walker, right? >> yeah. 5:50 now. mike is here with a look at the forecast. >> yes. kind of dark outside this morning because of the mist, the drizzle, the low-lying clouds. let's take a look outside. they are hanging low this morning in the east bay valleys. yes. it is also cloudy and, no, i wasn't going there with your joke, i'm sorry. (laughter) >> i should have played along. i know we're short on time. let's move on. 5:51. talk temperatures outside. 50s. dropped to 51 in santa rosa for the cool spot. around the monterey bay, temperatures low to mid-50s including inland neighbors gilroy and salinas. sunny today around the bay but slightly warmer in a few areas. not much of a change from yesterday. cloudy and cool tonight with coastal drizzle and a slow warming trend starting thursday and peaking through the weekend. 5:00 this morning you see the cloud cove

officials were able to track jack back to the bay area with the help of a special microchip implantedn his shoulder. he looked healthy and didn't appear to spend much time outdoors after he was found wandering the streets in harlem. amazing how he made it back. >> congratulations. >> yeah. >> recapping our top stories. security has been increased at an apartment complex outside walnut creek after at least three women have been attacked since june. >> terry mcsweeney live at the park regency apartments. and, terry, there's another incident? >> the fourth incident, a couple telling us someone tried to break into their apartment on august 1st after the first two attacks out here. that incident is being treated separately from the incidents where women were attacked inside their apartment. yesterday a woman wakes up to a man on her bed. she fights back, grabs a can of pepper spray and fights him off. sheriffs deputies and respond but cannot find him. a woman left her door unlocked. the man came in and he raped her. june 30th, a woman was asked for a glass of water. man follows her in, put

past week he was found wandering the streets of new york city and identified through an implant and microchipganization. jetblue offered to fly jack home free of charge. an annual tradition at the san francisco zoo this morning. the march of the penguining will take place 10 a.m.. that's when penguin chicks graduate and make their journey to penguin colony. >> nice tuxedos. recapping our top stories, pitbull owners in the east and south bay could soon be forced to spay or neuter their pets. >> theresa garcia live with details. >> good morning. prompted by the state, that two-year-old concord boy last month mauled. both santa clara and contra costa counties considering pitbull-related ordinances. both counties look for a proposal that requires all pitbull type dogs to be spayed or neutered. similar laws already exist in sonoma county and four other cities in the state. the requirement would reduce overbreeding of pitbull and pit mix dogs plus reduce possible aggressive behavior. there are opponents saying targeting specific breeds is an infective solution. a concord boy was killed in july. he

. >> if they had microchipped their dogs that helps quite a bit, some sort of tagging. >> reporter: cassidy says he can kick himself for not getting the kick in lula. there is a $1,000 reward for lula's return donated by his friends. >> if i got all this crap, is it worth it? you took a family member. bring her back. >> reporter: this is the cassidys' garage. and there are many of the 2500 flyers that they have put out. if you know anything about lula, they, you know, if you have seen a dog like that or maybe you know somebody that has a dog like that might be lula, call the sheriff's department or there is a website set up, it's helpfindlula.com. we have it on our cbs 5 website under "newslinks." >> nothing else, mike, it sounds like it's getting the neighbors to start talking to each other. >> reporter: well, yeah. you know, you go around and knock on doors and you say hi, i'm robert and i'm down the street and i got burglarized. you got to be care. >> yeah. >> they say hey wait a minute i got burglarized to. in this era of 24-hour news and everybody knows everybody else's business, it's

go about beginning to defend ourselves against another specific challenge, the manufacturer of a microchip somewhere in another part of the world who codes it so that when it goes into key -- when it gets installed in the united states in five years or six years, they can send the signal and close down power electric grid? >> that is a very serious problem. there was a point in time in the mid-1980s, and the acronym i believe it is simitec, where we dominated the world in the production of microchips and all the sudden they moved away. we had a national policy to regain our pre-eminence. business and government came together, we had an agreement, and we regain our position. since that time, the production of most computing equipment has moved out of the united states. another reason that i keep being accused in the popular press of hyping the threat is that i am attempting to say there is an issue here that needs to be examined in debated, and we need a policy that would allow us to recapture what is the most important to us. and i would say this technology is that important. and to that a

esto serÁ los que tienen los llamados telÉfonos inteligentes que va a venir con un microchip integrado queda inmediatamente depositado el cheque. es una gran ventaja. yo no tengo un telÉfono inteligente, tengo un telÉfono bruto! no hace mÁs que llamar. >> yo tengo un telÉfono inteligente pero la bruta soy yo porque no lo he aprendido a usar. >> las aplicaciones dicen que sirven nasta para pagar en algunos lugares de cafÉ o ferreterÍas de grandes nombres esto se puede hacer con los telÉfonos inteligentes. >> claro, lo que dicen a las personas que vayan a utilizar este tipo de tecnologÍa es que tienen que ponerle un cÓdigo secreto al telÉfono porque si lo dejan abierto cualquiera puede agarrarlo e irse de shopping. [risas] >> quÉ tienes mÁs adelante? >> hay cosas bien interesantes pasando este fin de semana en la gran manzana y si se quiere divertir en grande tiene que estar pendiente. mÁs adelante les voy a decir como se pueden divertir en nueva en este fin de semana. >> vamos a ver quÉ mÁs hay en despierta amÉrica. >> muchos famosos y sus familiares dieron sus primeros pasos en este pa

the manufacture of microchips somewhere. who codes it so they can send a signal and close down our electric grid? >> that is a very serious problem. there was a point in time in the mid-1980s timeframe and the acronym is symatec. we dominated the world. we had a national policy to regain our pre-eminence. business and government came together and have an agreement and we regain our position. since that time, the production of most computing equipment has moved out of the united states. another reason that i am being accused of hiding the threat is i am attempting to say that there is an issue here that needs to be examined and debated and we need a policy to recapture it, what is most important to us. to that answer, it involves an extensive public/private partnership. remember, many people here remember smite -- remember sputnik. i, myself, went to school as a result of the bill. there are a series of things that we need to do. it is not just technology. it is education, it is cultural. this is a very serious issue. if we d

do simple fabrication of plastic parts and things of that sort, but you cannot tell it to make a microchip or anything very complex. that is the "what if" factor. if we make a difference in science and combine materials, then we will see something very interesting take all. also, that matter program feeds into this as well. we do not quite get to the replicated out of star trek, but we're getting probably as close as we can think about getting. mobile robot stride infrastructure. it is interesting to look at as well. there is a lot people have been looking at with these robots and such. i want to look at video conferencing. in health care, for example, we see robot set our video conferencing robots that can go into a patient's room. a doctor that might be in another hospital could use that type of video conference with the patient. we're finding the patients actually like that because they would rather talk with their doctor for the 15 minutes rather than someone at the hospital. that doctor can deal with multiple patients that might be in multiple hospitals. we are seeing this used in dif