we begin with how things have changed, new people, new places, some old problems and some new ones. [ cheers and applause ] >>> here in the very place that came to symbolize the failure of the katrina response, the city's beloved saints brought it home this year. >> we played for our city. we played for the entire gulf coast region. >> reporter: that same weekend, two-thirds of the city with the majority of black support, voted in then lieutenant governor mitch landrieu as their new mayor, ushering in what many hope will be lastinging change. landrieu has taken on a lot. new orleans remains the murder capital of the u.s. its police force, so riddled with corruption the new mayor asked the federal justice department to step in. >> there is no trust in the city for the police department. >> reporter: is the danziger bridge going to go down as the low point imagery for the nopd? >> yeah, it will. and i would have to say that it's not katrina that caused nopd to be like it was. it just manifested the dysfunction. >> reporter: still, most of the city's residents came back after katrina. it

scattered showers in new england and upstate new york.her from fargo to milwaukee and thunderstorms in the southwest. >> phoenix climbs to 107. sacramento 89. 90s in omaha, kansas city and indianapolis. 103 in dallas. and 92 in new orleans. 80s in boston, new york, and atlanta. >>> more than 100 families in south carolina are making waves for a good cause. >> they hit the beach along with a special camp for autistic children. the group called surfers healing pairs professionals with kids so they can appreciate the sport. the group's founder says the children living with autism respond to the water in a magical kind of way. >> that's a great idea. parents say it's incredible to see how the kids calm down. some of them as you can imagine cry as first but 99% of them eventually get it and you can see by the smiles there they enjoy it. >> we'll be right back with more after this. diabetics on medicare! i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. their diabetic supplies through liberty medical. and that begins with the one touch ul

scattered showers for upstate new york and new england. severe storms from the dakotas to wisconsin. thunderstorms and isolated flooding in the southwest. >> 107 in phoenix. 92 in albuquerque. much cooler in the pacific northwest with 68 in seattle. 78 in portland. dallas will hit 103. kansas city 92. omaha 90. 80s boston to atlanta. >>> when we come back, some of hollywood's a-list celeb rights scammed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> plus, business news and a new fee. one of the nation's biggest air carriers. >>> and the nationwide battle against bedbugs. they're spreading faster than they have in decades. Ñ [ male announcer ] do your contact lenses feel as good at the end of the day as they do at the beginning? air optix® contact lenses have superior deposit resistance for cleaner lenses. air optix®, the lens you can survive a long day in. go to airoptix.com for a free one month trial offer. but viva puts 35% more towel between you and the mess. 35% more? are you ready to take that 1-step? yes, i'm ready. beautiful. [ cheers

scattered showers in new york and new england.ida stretching later into new orleans. another rainy day in the desert southwest. >> phoenix gets up to 107. albuquerque 92. boise 88. 90s from minneapolis to indianapolis. 88 in boston. 93 here in new york. and 96 in atlanta. miami will hit 88. and new orleans 95. >>> now to my favorite story of the morning. they were a long way from the big easy but the saints came marching in. right through the doors of the white house. >> we're going to get you to do a who dat? >> who dat is? >> president obama played host to the new orleans saints yesterday to celebrate their 2009 super bowl victory. he praised the team for their accomplishments on and off the field, especially for their role in helping new orleans recover from hurricane katrina. >> even though the president is a loyal chicago bears fan, mvp drew brees presented him with a personalized saints jersey. >> what was it like to be there for all that? >> it was euphoria. it was the biggest psychological lift that city needed almost five

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for a new california. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> smith: good morning. charles osgood is off today. i'm harry smith and this is sunday morning. been to the supermarket this weekend? these days you have another choice. farmers' markets have taken root in cities across the nation. martha teichner takes us on a tour guaranteed to make you green with envy. >> reporter: on saturday mornings, you'll find me at new york city's union square green market. that will do. along with goose and mini, connoisseurs of a particular cow's milk cheese from connecticut. the quest for fresh local food has led to an explosion of farmers' markets nationwide. >> to market, to market, later this sunday morning. >> smith: also this morning we're going online with john blackstone to check out a much talked-about new art form, the google doodle. >> it's one of the most familiar logos on earth. so why on earth does google keep ch

we'll tell you about the new new ordinance and why some parents might find it confusing. >>> san francisco police are investigating an auto sld pedestrian accident in the tenderloin district today. it happened just before 8:00 this morning at the corner of golden gate avenue and jones street. police say the driver did stop. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital. there's no word on the severity of that man's injuries. >>> patricia neal has passed away. she was well known for many big roles including the female lead in the science fiction film "the day the earth stood still." she won an academy award in 1 63 -- 1963. she earned several more award nom mu nations and in-- nominations and inspired millions of people. she had lung cancer and shorly before she died, her family said, "i had a lovely time." she was 84. >>> authorities in wyoming relatived one of two arizona escapees they believe were hiding in the area. tracy province was taken into custody after he showed up at a church looking for part-time work. john mccluskey remains on the loose. they escaped near kingman, arizona. mccluske

the hat has a new icon, a new logo. it has on the hat, the new suspended and that we are putting in today, which is now the new logo of the golden gate warriors, and how appropriate that we celebrate our regional team and celebrate today david coming on board and the new logo being released by the warriors with these new golden state warrior hats. that is why i grabbed it. that is why i'm thankful david is here. i want to thank our leaders. i asked that scott hagerty come on up, supervisor hagerty, to say a few words. he has been an extraordinary leader on this for many years. he deserves the opportunity to speak even longer than this long winded politicians. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate you being here today. i was almost fearful you were going to put on that have and make some sort of political statement, but we are extremely excited about david lee coming over to the warriors. i will remove two pages of my speech because of yours -- that is okay. this is the way we do it. we kind of improvised. i'm

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keep in mind, nonprofit journalism business models are not a new country is -- not new. the associated press is a nonprofit cooperative. there are some current models, like "mother jones magazine." those are some of the ideas. >> let's take another question. >> my name is peter, i have spent many years, decades in one town and i have one question that i would like the panelists to dress in different ways. first, i would very likely -- very much like to say that on the issue of public funding, we all need to listen closely to the example we were given about the bbc. think about what would happen in this country if john boehner was making the decisions. the decisions about what was covered. or mitch mcconnell. that is how it would shake out. we have had these problems over the years where high-profile exhibits cannot -- cannot -- came up with any number of barriers between the funding and the practitioners. you will have greater government control over content. the issue that i wanted to address, sandy, you talked about being connected to the diversity. ron, you talked abo

here in wanaka loted in new zealand's south island. there is a church dedicated to reaching this transient population. on this sunday evening, young peoplefrom germmyjapan and holland are among the visitors to wanaka's lighthouse church a. local missionary hosts a barbecue for the backpackers. offer of free food and fellowship is enough to draw a small crowd from the local inns. >> people are really different here. really friendly. >> you are a buddhist but hope to hearing about jesus? >> i am not good at buddhism, buddhist. i am interested about every way of thiing. >> that is what i like here in new zealan the hiking, the walking trips. >> would you say you are a believer in jesus? >> i am not a big belier. it is also that i am, that i don't believe. >> you are seeking. you are experimenting, you are searching? >> i think there is much more. >> jesus said go into all the world and preach the gospel. what do you do if the world is comeing to you? christians here in wanaka, new zealand say it is a good problem to have. >> it has been s

captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> hill: good evening, katie the on assignment overseas. we begin tonight with late- breaking news from chicago where former illinois governor rod blagojevich was convicted today of lying to federal agents. he could get five years if prison for that. but after 14 days of deliberations, the jury could not reach a verdict on 23 other corruption charges. among them: fraud, conspiracy, bribery, racketeering, and attempting to sell the u.s. senate seat once held by president obama. the judge plans to declare a mistrial on those charges and federal prosecutors declared they intend to try him again. >> now that the government threw every count against the kitchen sink against me, they could not prove that i did anything wrong, that i didn't break any laws. >> hill: barry petersen is in chicago tonight with more. barry? >> reporter: well erica, not a good day for either side. but the consensus is oorks worse day for the prosecution. seven weeks of trial, 14 days of jury de

tearing down the old terminal is expected to create 48,000 new jobs in constructing the new one.he old site at first and mission will be replaced with a hub that will service nine transportation systems including california high-speed rail. service from the old terminal has been moved to a temporary location two blocks away at howard and main street. it will operate the next seven years until the new terminal is completed. temporary but used for quite a while. >> long temporary. 4:37. kind of like the weather this summer. long, temporary cooling. >> how much more temperatures do we have to put up in terms of drizzle and colder temperatures. >> good question. the spring that will never end. i think we'll have drizzle again tonight and that may be it for a while. we definitely have some out there this morning, too. we made it to wednesday and temperatures stuck in the 50s just about everywhere. los gatos 49. in fact, we're seeing the biggest 24-hour drop in los gatos. 13 degrees cooler this morning than yesterday. 3 redwood city, slightly warmer around san francisco, half moon bay,

it is exciting to have a new building. it is even more exciting to receive a new model of care, care that is resident centered, care that honors each person as an individual instead of a body in a bed. care that involves talking to us, and more important, listening to us, hearing our voices. so many have worked so hard, has you have been told -- as you have been told, to bring the state to pass. and now we have a dazzling new setting to present to you. when you leave today, you will be going home. but laguna honda residents will not be leaving. this is our home. and it is very important to us. we are already here. but please come back and visit us frequently. this wonderful new laguna honda would not exist without you. i just want to add a personal note. my younger sister, emily, was a resident here for many more years than i have been. she was greatly loved. we lost her recently. i would like to dedicate this speech to her and remembered her, as many of the residents do, with great fondness and affection. thank you all. [

new york. it's all the business news with all that's with this. hungry for the. we've got. the biggest issues get voice ceased to face with the news makers. hello welcome to the business crown with me. and you john and maybe bounce or pay on the global communications markets russia's vimpel call was reportedly in talks of by two telecom companies italy's wind and middle east and call the six billion dollars asset the current owned by egyptian tycoon agave so where is nick pool reports. vimpel com is in talks to buy one hundred percent of wind and fifty one percent of or a scam the russian operator will reportedly fund the deal with shares and around one billion dollars in cash if it goes through vimpel com will more than double the number of its users but analysts say the main attraction is the development opportunities it offers an asia russia and ukraine. growth drivers. of. russia can't. believe are of such high growth rates the way the earlier several years ago in that case it looks reasonable for all. their many activities such markets as the markets. are still on the

new orleans louisiana. this is also coming up later in the program data from about another consequence of the country's summer heat wave plus ketones in southern russia are spreading a deadly disease. the public around me looking at some of the best cars the world cup still looking at what you could drive up the money. he's told barton has been checking out what's hot in mo trains faslane in moscow that's in just a few minutes. this week up there has marked two years since full independence from georgia recognized by russia and a handful of other countries the tiny republic however is quickly becoming a whole tourist destination that is the last day reports. on their new cars just nineteen but his already an experienced chef when it comes to preparing local meals. you know traditional abkhazian food is pickles mills and smoked meat eater pull beef and cheese is a must. working in a small beetroot sort and so home is a summer job for this future costumes officer who. chooses occupation because i want to serv

the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a s

bbc news. >> good to have you with us on "bbc world news." do stay, if you can. still to come -- vietnam's internet police. can they maintain the online boom? first though, is 100 days since david cameron injured downing street as prime minister with nick clegg as his deputy. they are still promising new policies and tough choices. but are the old divisions resurfacing? >> tricky, it may be, but the members of the coalition appeared to be happy working together. the conservative chancellor and the live dam deputy minister -- lib dem deputy minister share convictions. but after a tough budget and plans to squeeze spending harder in coming months, there have been fears that the government has come on too strong with cuts. the government is answering public fears directly. today, nick clegg will explain how the government wants to make it easier for people from any background to follow their ambition. but many liberal democrats have not been comfortable with other elements of the coalition plan. the deputy is calling for back benchers. the parliamentary parties of b

michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: there is more disturbing news this sunday about an iowa egg producer involved in the recall of more than a half-billion eggs. the eggs have been linked to as many as 1,300 cases of salmonella poisoning. barry peterson has the latest. >> reporter: the recall centers on a company with a long list of legal woes owned by austin jack decoster, who turned a farm with 125 chickens into an operation with 15 million hens. decoster's troubles go back to 1997 and a $2 million fine. then labor secretary robert reich said workers were forced to live in rat-infested trailers and handle manure and dead chickens with their bare hands. in 2001, the iowa supreme court called decoster a "repeat violator" of state environmental laws for his hog operations. and in 2002, the company paid a $1.5 million settlement in a sexual harassment case over women who were subjected to sexual assault and rape by supervisors. most recently, the company's main operation was fined after it was secretly filmed by an animal rights group showing workers breaking the necks of

new york. nucky what do you say to that well we're going to go from snooki to stock markets and star that joins us with the main business now looks like russia is really serious about attracting foreign workers to the country i hope that doesn't mean some of these comments are no scenario but i think they will make you. know you start their recruitment drive. we're going to make changes to the visa law to make it easier for rationals to work would have to do. that but first this hour new jobs may be about to pay on the global communications market but as it rushes call it was reportedly in talks to buy two telecom companies is that these wind a middle eastern or us call six dollars gas as a car when he owned by gyptian tycoon and so where is reports. vimpel com is in talks to buy one hundred percent of wind and fifty one percent of aura scum the russian operator will reportedly fund the deal with shares and around one billion dollars in cash if it goes through vimpel com will more than double t

john donvan, abc news, pennington, new jersey. >>> that is "world news" for neis monday.orge stephanopoulos. for diane sawyer and all of us at abc news, have a great night. for diane sawyer and all of us at abc news, have a great night. >>> a victory tonight for backers of prop 8. do they have legal standing to persue the ban on same-sex marriage? >> and in sacramento, the state is facing a deficit yet the governor is moving ahead with a expansion of san quentin. >>> and tonight a woman accused having sex with teenagers. tonight you'll hear from her husband for the first time. >> the i team obtained more controversial videos from inside sfpd. we'll show them to you for the first time. >> and we begin with an order putting an indefinite hold on same-sex marriage. >> supporters of prop 8 convinced three judges to hear the case and convinced them to stop gay marriages from resuming later this week. the disappointment is palpable. and there is more on the ruling. >> reporter: lawyers are please the case is on the fast track, does it not feel that way to those who want to get

but new buildings too. and vacant for more than a year and a half now, the new jack london market building designed to house restaurants and a fresh food market place similar to san fransisco's ferry building. >> i'm astonished. this is empty. this is empty. >> reporter: tourists from washington, d.c. booked a hotel near the square because travel websites described it as the east bay place to be. >> they say the jack london square had a lot of shops and restaurants. >> and what do you see? >> not a lot. >> reporter: the bartender at the first and last chance saloon has a lot of time on his hands these days. the author jack london drank at this bar but now -- >> it seems like a ghost town down here. >> reporter: some charge ellis structures. they built bigger structures before locking in tenants. the owner of the el piscatore says his business started suffering two years ago. >> they took my parking away. >> reporter: ellis partners chose not to be interviewed by ktvu but in a statement blamed the quote, unp

the new h.o.t.will have two solid double lines separating this lane from all the others. >> the regular diamond lane you can merge between lanes at will. the h.o.t. lane you can only get in and out at certain places. >> reporter: as drivers enter and exit the lane, their toll tag will be charged. haas says the money raised will be used for highway maintenance. the goal is to raise revenue and help curb rush hour congestion. >> every person who pays the extra to be in the far left hand lane, that's one fewer car the rest of us have to deal. with. >> reporter: caltrans wants to get the word out now about the hot lane because the new striping will be done in phases and may look unfamiliar to drivers. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the faa marks completion today of a runway improvement project at san francisco international airport. the improvements included repaving two runways and installing new energy efficient l.e.d. runway and taxiway lights. 14 1/2 million dollars in federal stimulus fund

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envoy said the new u.s. sanctions against north korea are aimed to halt the country's activities that held fund its nuclear program. robert einhorn is the special adviser for non-proliferation and arms control for the u.s. state department. he's in south korea to explain the sanctions. deputy assistant treasury secretary daniel glaser is accompanying einhorn. the united states announced last month that it would strengthen existing sanctions against north korea and impose new restrictions on groups and individuals involved in nuclear proliferation. the move followed the sinking of a south korean warship in march, allegedly by north korea. einhorn met with south korea's nuclear envoy, wi song nak and deputy foreign minister on monday. he told reporters he had got their understanding on the new sanctions. he said the new sanctions will target elicit and deceptive activities that provide north korea with hard currency for its nuclear and missile programs. einhorn said they will also stop the country's practice o

in san jose kron 4 news. in national news more bad news for the housing market.ew-home sales tumbled more than 12% in july to the lowest level on record. the unexpected drop comes as the housing market continues to suffer and the expiration of the $8,000 home buyer tax credit at the end of april. yesterday you might remember this we learn the existing home sales plunged more than 27% to a 15 year low. also for concern the median price of new homes sold in july, fell nearly 6% from june to just over two injured thousand dollars. the home sales caused a drop in the dow earlier today but the stocks did manage to finish today the dow gained and closed at 10,060. a joyful reunion in washington state today. about 300 soldiers returned from a year in service and a rock. a look of these reunions, these trips abroad of the 14th street brigade which makes on the last of the combat troops to leave iraq. it's a return from iraq earlier this month the majority of its members are expected to be back by the middle of next month. bp is vice president the moments after the april

sources tell nbc news an anti-afghan corruption unit working with u.s. investigators developed rock-solid evidence implicating a top karzai national security aide in a bribery scheme. know hammed is a mohammed salahi was caught on wire taps agreeing to a bribe for helping squash a money laundering investigation. american officials pressed for salahi to be arrested. he was, but he was released the same day, a u.s. official tells nbc, quote, at the direction of the palace. karzai himself has now ordered an investigation of the afghan anti-corruption unit. he said in a statement the u.s.-backed corruption investigators are violating, quote, human rights principles. the senate foreign relations committee today delayed releasing a major report on afghan corruption because of fears its publication could endanger the lives of the afghan investigators. lester. >> michael isikoff, good to have you on the broadcast, thank you. >>> in pakistan tonight, these are desperate hours for millions in the flood zone, but they are surviving. many have no food, no water and

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a new week, and a new batch of billion-dollar merger deals. tom, intel said today it's buying the wireless business of german chip maker infineon technologies. >> tom: susie, the price tag on that deal is $1.4 billion in cash. it's the second deal for intel in as many weeks. the chip giant's paying over $7 billion for mcafee, the big computer security firm. also today, 3m agreed to buy cogent, maker of a different kind of security product-- devices for fingerprinting and biometric identification-- for nearly $1 billion. american companies are sitting on a pile of cash. but they're not using it for hiring, they are using the money for deal-making. erika miller has details. >> reporter: consumers are not the only ones holding on tightly to their cash these days. corporations are too. non-financial companies in the standard & poor's 500 have a record $837 billion in cash in their coffers. that's enough to pay 2.8 million workers-- basically, the entire population of chicago-- $100,000 a year for three years. but one of the few places companies ar

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each new chef ft with a framed diploma and a whole new framework for school food. and now with the real prospect of millions of new dollars coming from washington to improve nutrition, they might just have a chance to make lentils and cauliflower staples on the lunchroom menu. >> woodruff: again the major developments of the day, the economy lost 130,000 jobs last month. and the unemployment rate stayed stuck at 9.5%. and the catastrophic flooding in northwest pakistan swept south. the government estimated more than 12 million people have been affected. the newshour's always on-line, of course. hari sreenivasan in our news room previews what is there, har sni. >> on the job story read letters from americans who have been out of work for more than 99 weeks, on paul solman's making sense page. on newshour extra our site for teachers and institutes find a science lesson plan on cleaning up after an oil spill. on art beat watch a preview of jeffrey brown's report on the indianapolis museum of art and on the heels of hip-hop musician wyclef jean's run for the haitian pr

have a new contract to consider. the union representing them says the deal was researched late last night. members set to vote within the next few weeks. in san francisco, a measure built as tension reform for city employees has qualified for the upcoming november ballot. jeff is behind the measure called the sustainable city employees benefits reform act. he says it will save the city $170 million. it would require employees to contribute 9% of their pay toward their pensions. police and firefighters would contribute 10%. >>> san francisco is going ahead with a plan to fight crime on trains and buses with steeper fines. they are considering an ordinance that would double the fine for harassing someone or loitering while carrying a concealed weapon. the current fine is $500, the proposal comes following three attacks earlier this year and a stabbing last week on a train platform. >> we want to send the message that crime, aggressive pursuit, or harassment is something we don't tolerate. >> if approved, it could go in

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we've got road work and a new crash in livermore to tell you about but good news at the bay bridge tolllaza. no road work this morning on the bay bridge so no problems heading into san francisco. that crash in livermore is eastbound 580 at north greenville road. right now involves anover turn vehicle that's on the right-hand shoulder. southbound 101 you'll find the ramp to northbound 880 closed until 7:00 this morning. contra costa county, here's a live look in walnut creek, no problems southbound 680 making your way into the san ramon valley. eric, kristen. >> megan, thanks a lot. no road work does make for a good morning. >> it does. 4:39 now. a major new bike path is ready to open in the north bay. just one problem. still ahead, the hitch the state budget crisis is growing in the final construction. >> an ambitious plan to ease congestion on a stretch of one of san francisco's busiest streets seems to be working. >> which of these you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to

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yet another kind of new orleans song is being sung. by some of the nine hundred thousand people in the city who are homeless we heard about the good train and all the other stuff that was long and thought when my would guarantee jobs for it easy you know there'd be work the way available but there wasn't loretta smith is one of the many who came to new orleans after katrina looking for work but instead ended up on the streets is once you get to that point you have no idea how you come out of. people like her added to the city's overwhelming number of residents who ended up homeless in aftermath the. half of the storm carol self lost everything in katrina she left the city temporarily came back a few months later and has been homeless ever since mom wanted to do was come home you know or my mom that's the word thing you do not down and down the family not there it's what i know it's home i know it sounds stupid but it is you know. carol story is not unique new orleans now has one of the highest percentages of homeless people in america

the news starts now. >> this is cbs5 "eyewitness news." onight after . >> good evening, i'm an note a rang low, a wounded fremont police officer reunited nations in critical condition tonight after a second round of surgery. the man suspected of shooting him, 20-year-old andrew bar recollection toes was arrested yesterday in san diego trying to flee the country. he is expected to be returned to the bay area soon. dunn don nap is at the hospital with the way the community is rallying. >> reporter: he did undergo a successful surgery to repair his bladder but he does remain in stable condition. the community is turning out to show support by donating blood. residents show their support for a police officer shot and critically wounded, they turned out in we markable numbers without appointments to give blood. >> a third of the people said i heard the news in two days ago and want to come in and help. >> medical teams used 60 pints of blood as they worked to save fremont police officer todd young's life. he has worked 16 years as an officer, 6

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live from the bay area's news station this is kron 4 news at 4:30 >> at 4:30, we of news crews all across the bay area. covering stories here is a quick stories at eight stores in four minutes. >> and open, a 14 year-old was killed just blocks. jamone clark at 66th and bancroft frick teachers described him as an stiller athlete and a great kid. >> in concord, mass confusion over a city bus service for special needs students. parents had to scramble at the last minute for transportation. and mount diablo had to call that buses had to be laid, and it would reimburse them if that to drive them. and boss's woulschos have to be provided by city law. monday-wednesday will be faxed. >> early morning house fires and san jose put a short staffed by your department to the test. right after 5:00 a.m., this fire to broke out on rock ridge the people perhaps save the family. and this house also went up in flames, and pg&e is investigating and also shut off. >> and in san mateo county, the treasure is released into pilot because of a strike. 500-trash. really starting to pile up. this is d two, this lo

introducing the new droid x. next generation of does. >>> just a short while ago, the national hurricane center announced that bad weather in the eastern atlantic has turned into a tropical depression. the depression is almost 3,000 miles from cocoa beach florida. but it's moving on a path towards florida and could become a tropical storm by tonight or tomorrow. if it develops into a tropical storm, it would be named collin. >>> 8:54. police in pleasanton are searching for two men who they say stabbed another man. now, this happened just after 11:30 last night at perry's liquor's on valley avenue. a man said he was buying cigarettes at the time and didn't realize was stabbed until he was almost home. inhe went -- instead he went to the treatment center. if you have any information about this, contact pleasanton police. >>> we also have more information on the story we've been telling you about all morning. this is a suspect who has been arrested in san francisco within the past half hour. police arrested this man

blood, with new ideas? >> and he is just a government statement that is had his time and we need a younger blood in there. >> and also his supporters that he has been unfairly criticized. >> i thought he has taken a bomb wrap. and--bum rap, and perhaps there were not aware of all of this work that he has done for all of this despair. >> and in a statement, we laid the foundation for oakland going forward and wisdom of people asked us to do. >> oakland has a big problems including the possibility of more police layoffs. >> i think it is no time for other competitive people to come in. and get the work done. >> reporting and open, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> and he announced his candidacy about five years ago after serving 28 years in congress purify vicki liviakis looks back. >> -he took office in january, 2007 with a sittin his first crs a lalabor dispute, and an aggressive response. >> this is not going to fly in this community. and he ended up the garbage gridlock and was praised for his reaction to th

a string of violent attacks and hispanic immigrants in new york has prompted fears of a new wave of racial hatred the victims say they have been targeted by african-americans who want to clear mexican immigrants from their neighborhoods are lauren list to reports on how frustrations are boiling over in the big apple. the united states has always been a country of immigrants but they're not always welcome we've seen mexicans targeted in the western state of arizona which passed a tough law targeting undocumented immigrants there's many many people are coming to this country and they go through the proper channels to do the proper thing and and the people that don't do that they're breaking the law despite a backlash. now we're seeing more signs this sentiment is making ripples across the country far from the mexican border in one area of new york city. where. there has been a string of a dozen attacks on hispanic residents in recent months the dims like ruhi leo victim number nine infidel you can literally find them simply walking through the neighborhood and the suspects unfortunately most