we bring in nbc bay area's mary ann favaro from newark. one day of lost sales, how much did that really mean for these nonprofits? >> reporter: well, for this particular stand, it meant about $5,000. now this stand is raising money for the newark soccer club, and this is their big fundraiser of the year. you hear the girls behind me, enthusiastically trying to get more customers in. and that's especially important because after yesterday's rain they saw thousands of dollars of profits go down the drain. >> we're going to put this in the storage shed -- >> instead of stocking shelves with fireworks, don baker is pushing this cart into storage. he's worried it will soon rain like it did yesterday. >> we get about 1/4 of what we would normally make on opening day because of the rain. we had to shut everything down and protect everything from getting -- don't want to get fireworks wet. >> reporter: this fireworks stand in newark keeps the farmers and farmer-ettes square dancing club dosy doughing. >> this keeps us going. if we lose the firewor

en el aeropuerto de newark algunos pasajeros fueron discriminados por agentes de seguridad sus colegases llaman cazadores de mexicanos. este es su noticiero univision. qué tal, buenas noches, comenzamos con los atropellos contra viajeros hispanos en el aeropuerto de newark new jersey algunos agentes tenían a latinos en la mirilla de hecho eran conocidos como caza mexicanos veamos. >>> en el aeropuerto de ne wawa sus colegas les y llamaban los caza mexicanos. lo que en realidad hacían ira escoger a los pasajeros por el perfil racial. >>> me llevaron anular p un lug aparte ya revisar mis cosas y a mi. >>> dice que fue escogido entre un grupo grande de europeos y anglo y cuando preguntó por qué le dijeron que se trataba de una inspección de rutina. >>> quisiera saber más sobre esto, porque es una discriminación. >>> la investigación se inicio por denuncias de los propios agentes que estaban en desacuerdo destaco práctica realizada por un grupo de sus compañeros. según ellos los pasajeros mexicanos y dominicanos fueron seleccionados para el examen como una manera fácil de elevar el número

reporting live from newark, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> they are having fun in newark. thank you. >>> after a false start, joe montana is back on the agenda for the santa clara city council. the 49ers' legend was supposed to meet with city council members two weeks ago but had to reschedule. if you recall, he was reportedly involved in an atv accident on hiscalistoga. they will now pitch the proposed entertainment complex on july 12th. the hotel project would be built directly across the street from the proposed 49ers stadium. >>> the dublin school board is hiring a consultant to find out if the public will support a bond measure to fund facilities. just yesterday the board unanimously approved the budget for the upcoming school year with no major changes from last year. the school district has been considering a number of voter-approved taxes to fund programs and services. >>> before you hit the beach this holiday, listen to this, 11% of california's beaches reported elevated levels of bacterial contamination, the largest amount in the past five years. candlestick poin

hydrostatic pressure is scheduled as well as in newark on cedar boulevard and thornton avenue. customers received letters explaining the test. at the test involves testifying a section of pipe with water and pressurizing it at a higher level than it would operate at, and then monitor for eight hours. pg&e says this validates the safe operating ability and gas will not be interrupted. >> the secretary of defense has an appeal for afghanistan. a new -- also, a new pill that >> alan: a militant group in pakistan is promising revenge against the u.s. for the death of a commander. there are strong indications that he was one of nine militants killed in a u.s. missile strike yesterday. he was believed to be involved in the 2008 siege of a hotel and other targets in mumbai that killed more than 160 people. and is also rumored to be a potential successor to osama bin laden who was cild a month ago. >> robert gates has a warning for afghanistan, staying the country must take more responsibility for its own security in order for a planned withdrawal of foreign combat troops troops to suc

traffickers held the girls in several houses in newark in east orange. live there. this is the neighborhood where these girls were being held. just look at it. manicured lawns, nice houses. looks like any neighborhood in america and definitely doesn't look like a place where you'd expect to find slavery. who would commit such a crime? these are the traffickers. the wife was the ring leader. the husband and the son were accomplices, according to court documents and law enforcement. why did they do it? money. pure and simple. they made about $4 million off the girls. paul fishman is the u.s. attorney for new jersey. his office prosecuted the case resulting in convictions. >> i think it's hard for some people to believe in the year 2010 we have people who will actually put people in slavery. it's the most fundamental and intolerable violation of human rights. >> reporter: a newark court recently sentenced the wife to 27 years in prison. the father got 24 years and the son, 4 1/2 years. >> all the promises she promised me, and then when i got here all my lif

in alameda county only dublin, newark and union city allow safe and safe fireworks.he legal ones are easy to identify like rambo kid, but even safe and save fireworks can cause fires. firefighters told me the recent rain and slow winds today kept this fire from burning faster. the chief said a change in the weather in just the next three days will increase the danger of grass fires. >> they should only be discharged by adults, there should be proper adult supervision, they should only be discharged in accordance with the instructions in an area that does not have combustible materials close by. >> newark city in dublin hawaii safe and sane fireworks, you must use them within the city limits, if you're celebrating the fourth this weekend check the city's web site where you go for important information on park hours because rules may have changed since last year. reporting live from dublin, craig devro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there are 11 cities in the bay area and santa cruz county where you can legally buy fireworks this holiday weekend. the prices range from the no

and 66 san leandro with mid-60s throughout hayward and new -- newark. down by the monterey bay still a spread between 60 at the coast but upper 60 he is in gilroy. today a little better than yesterday. and the small increments will continue with slight warming tomorrow but the warmest day of the the week should be tuesday and holding on to some of the warmth wednesday. >> are you ready for that? >> yeah! >> thanks, lisa. >> an estimated 25 million americans suffer from diabetes. severe cases are typically treated with insulin and other medications. now the bay area is promoting what they say is a healthier solution. a raw vegan diet. health and science reporter caroline johnson has the details. >> one shredded karat. >> reggie credits his raw vegan diet with helping him reverse the symptoms of diabetes and now he wants to help other diabetics do the same. >> this is a very unique project because it does offer a holistic approach to folks who are looking at lifestyle changes. >> he's teaming with filmmaker michael bedar. a previous project followed six d

the tsa has responded to this report saying we do not condone racial profiling at newark.stepped. they say that 18 months ago, all of the behavior detection officers at newark were retrained and four managers did receive some sort of discipline. one of them, in fact, no longer with the agency. >> you obtained the list of indicators that behavior detection officers are supposed to use to identify people who might pose a threat on planes. so was race or ethnicity on that list? >> reporter: no. about 70 indicators and we made only one of them public for security reasons but we read all of them. none of them made any reference to race or ethnicity or could even be be construed in that way. there were about 3,000 of these behavior detection officers around the country. it's a favorite of the tsa administrator who wants to expand this program but there have been concerns and, of course, this report our newark underlines what those concerns are that some people may, indeed, overstep the bounds at some times. kyra, back to you. >> jeanne, thanks. >>> a hearing is about to start on

pressure testing is scheduled to begin in san jose as well as newark on cedar boulevard. pg&e says customers in these areas received letters explaining the tests. they were postponed so the utility can get the word out of b possible service diszblupgsz why intelligence officials say they have struck another blow to al-qaeda. and great debate, democrats and republicans battled with 14 million unemployed americans ca we share. shop from anywhere. and are always connected. we live in a social world. isn't it time we had a social currency to match? membership rewards points from american express. use them to get the things you love from amazon.com, ticketmaster.com, and more unexpected places. they're a social currency with endless possibilities. >>> american intelligence officials believe the u.s. drone attack killed a top al-qaeda leader. he had $5 million bounty on his head and he was possible successor to osama bin laden. he was wanted for the mumbai siege in india. they believe kashmiri was plotting terrorist attacks. as news spread, pakistanis protested against u.s. dro

un grupo de inspectores en el aeropuerto newark en new jersey utiliza medio dos discrimina to ríos quetos mismos que los denunciaron, tenían en cuenta el perfil racial de las personas para someterlos a inspección. >>> los líos no terminan para anthony weiner este fin de semana pidió permiso para ausentarse por dos semanas y hoy se lo concedieron de manera unánime y como si fuera poco nuevas fotografías estarían revelando un nuevo engaño del legislador. >>> así es, todo indica que ha vuelto a ser sorprendido en la mentira a pesar que la semana pasada dijo que las fotografías que intercambio no eran inducen tes o inapropiada ahora resulta que sí lo son. >>> fotografías tomada en el gimnasio del congreso podrían ser la prueba de . >>> si ha tomado fotos en el gimnasio, de la cámara, es utilizar técnicamente alguna de las servicio públicos que están en la cámara, por lo pronto el comité ético de la institución anuncio una investigación sobre las acciones del congresista tmz publicó 11 fotos más sugestivas que la primera. >>> en ellas se ve a weiner posando frente al espejo casi desnudo mie

over the weekend pipes were tested in newark. will move on to south san francisco. >>> monetary fund leader charged with sexually assaulting a hotel made arrived in court ten minutes ago to enter a plea. dominic strauss kahn is expected to plead not guilty. strauss kahn is currently under house arrest. the trial in the case is months away. >>> jury deliberations resume in the murder trial of oakland journalist chauncey bailey. jurors are trying to decide the fate of yusuf bey iv and his accident antwon macky. jurors have had the case since may 23rd. >>> time is 5:45. five people were hurt in three separate weekend shootings in oakland. three men were sent to the hospital early saturday morning after a shooting in a parking lot at webster and 13th street. one of the victims in critical condition. now in a second separate incident a 21-year-old man was shot in the back at a house party and a 22-year-old man was shot at 90th avenue saturday night. >>> city workers could soon be working fewer hours as a plan to cut spending. a they r

only place with delayies is newark and northern new jersey . 45 minute delays and longer and because of high winds. everywhere else is smooth sailing or flying rightt now. we'll have the accu-weather forecast cominininininininininin >> second time that sony hacked. and personal data for one million sony customers. it was from sphen million accounts from sony play station in april. >> the f.b.i. will investigate claims that china is hacking in google's e-mail system. personal g-mail of several hundred people upon was exposed including military personnel and activist. google traced it to a home city of a military school in china whose computers were linked another attack. >> google informed the state department in advance of the public announcement and the allegations are serious. we take them seriously and we are looking into them. >> google posted an on line video with instructions . china denied it supports hack part of a global security effort. the f.b.i.'s cyber division is investigating. >> still ark head on the news at four. first person to undergo a x >> >> a man from alabama i

san jose, mountain view, south san francisco, antioch, oakley and newark. >> in november san francisco voters will become the first in the nation to decide whether to outlaw circumcision for young boys but one one tactic they are using is generating outrage in the jewish community. it's a cartoon featuring a blonde blue eyed vehicle called fore skin man battling a moyle. , a moyle is a jewish person performing circumcisions. >> it is deeply alarge. >> abby is deputy director of the council. and we were shown side by side comparisons of foreskin man and images the nazis used. >> for a millennium people have tried to prevent jews from practicing our religion. circumi amcision is a fundamental, integral piece of our practice. >> the comic's creator, matthew his, also wrote it the measure for the san francisco ballot measure. he came to join this group of men who turned in enough signatures to put a ban on this november's ballot. he said "foreskin man" is doing what it is supposed to do. shine a spotlight on the practice of the genital mutilation of children without their consent. >> i spo

mid-60s for oakland and hayward and newark. head inland and the temperatures are on the mild side. 73 for livermore . 68 degrees in santa cruz . mid60 in the morgan hill. >>> and no raindrops on the accu-weather forecast for a change. upper 50s and temperatures continue to head up on wednesday. and warmer days expected thursday and friday and low 80s inland . although it will be a slight downward trend on saturday. really nice looking spring weather ahead for a change. >> sounds good. >> and just ahead. palo alto teen who is soon to be a college graduate after bypassing high school. >> the middle of the night wake-up call that happened night after night. the man whose phone kept ringing and no one would answer his call for help. sure, pulling the mold, miew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...i

it is scheduled to begin at san francisco in lafayette street and newark on cedar boulevard and thornton. they said the residents recently received letters explaining the tests. it has been twice delayed to get word out about the tests. the gas in the pipeline was vented into the air last tuesday. >>> coming up next, why intelligence officials say they have struck another blow to al-qaeda, and a volcano erupts in chile, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. rule. >>> in chile, a violent eruption from a volcano is forcing 3500 people to evacuate. the volcano spewed ash more than 6 miles high. they are on alert after a series of earthquakes. there is an average of 230 tremors per hour recorded. the volcano is 500 miles south of the capital of santiago. >>> lisa is going to be talking about the weather wishes is on the mend. >> that's right. we are backing up considerably on the rain today so we saw over an inch yesterday. richmond, oakland, san francisco, outgoing ties this morning. plenty of clouds out there. so whe

ktvu's christien kafton in newark, where crews put the 2' pipe under extreme pressure. >> pressure. >> reporter: pg&e crews began the test at 8:00 this morning, bringing the internal pressure of this underground transmission line up to 778 pounds per square inch, 1.5 times the pressure it's normally subjected. >> what you are seeing is the test head that is attached so that we can insert water into the pipe and monitor the pressure. >> reporter: crews prepped this site for a, we're venting the natural gas, digging up the end of the 2-feet wide line and welding this piece to it. finally this morning crews pumped 100,000 gallons of water into the three quarter mile line and watched for the slightest variance for eight hours straight. we have true crews walking the line, monitoring the line here and this is again all to verify the safe operating pressures of our pipelines. >> reporter: hughes has lived in this neighborhood his whole life. >> i found that the pipe was right in front. i thought it was two houses over. >> reporter: he kept in constant contact with the crews and he is gratef

things start to heat up in the next couple of >> alan: people in newark may smell natural gas because pg&e will be testing a pipeline. the company has to bleed out natural gas from a section of pipeline. pg&e says the natural gas will quickly dissipate and will not be harmful. customers with concerns can contact pg&e at 1-800-743-5000. and service to customers well not be interrupted during the work tomorrow. >>> in northern california, firefighters are bracing for the start of wildfire season. starting monday, cal fire will be opening up many of its seasonal fire stations, and is asking homeowners to take extra precautions in preparation for the season. cal fire recommends homeowners maintain a defensible space of 100 feet around your homes. trim your tree branches six feet from the ground. clear needles from gutters and roofs, and landscape with fire resistant plants. our above-average rainfall has led to a lower fire risk, but fire officials warn it also led to an abundance of grass and brush. >>> a little boy with big amibitions. >> somebody came up and gave me a $50 donation. >>

newark warming up and 80s returning for parts of the santa clara valleys and to the north as well. it's because high pressure is building in out ahead of a system that will bring a pretty decent change the middle of the week. so enjoy today. tomorrow we have a quicker burn off. we do have the shallow marine layer and a lot of sunshine today. temperatures will be almost near average today, with highs in the triple digits. hot in vegas and palm springs. 84 yosemite. it will be dry for the next few days, but the mountains, things will be changing midweek there. and also here. we are fast forwarding to 1:00 in the afternoon on tuesday. we will see a few extra crowds, but it's by tuesday night that this rain here wants to get a little closer to the bay area. with it we could see the possibility of some showers and a thunderstorm by the afternoon. early morning hours on wednesday. today, though, out ahead of the system, more warm or mild with numbers around the bay in the mid-70s. elsewhere 80 in campbell and saratoga. 77 in red wood city. about 60 today in pacifica with some afternoon s

newark, new jersey, seeing 99. baltimore, 99.d in the shade. you can bet it felt a whole lot hotter than that. here is where the heat advisories are. up the turnpike through philadelphia and new york city. dangerously hot weather. we have had fatalities in maryland and tennessee with this heat. be careful and check on your neighbors, especially if they are elderly or may be ill. you were hot and now you are cool. flooding in the southwestern suburbs. be aware of that. no doubt, that's going to affect air travel. this is the front that's been pushing slowly off to the east. now, it is draped over the southern great lakes where it will remain stormy. that storminess will eventually push off towards the northeast. that will cool you down, not today but tomorrow. none of this gets to the southeast. hazy, hot and humid conditions will continue across memphis, dallas and atlanta. another day of dangerous hot temperatures for the big cities across the northeast. this is unusual for this time of year to say the least. july and august, ma

union city and newark. east bay valleys, total sunshine later this afternoon with low to mid-70s. concord, 75. and i don't go and brentwood. low to mid-70s with sunshine, hollister and gilroy and morgan hill. heading around the state, lingering-shot showers in tahoe, 58 degrees, yosemite, los angeles all in the 70s to 92 in palm springs and 57 in san diego. it's going to be breezy tonight at the park. it should be a decent day 60 degrees and about 57 degrees at the game's end. we do have a chance of drizzle again tonight and marine layer may push clouds back into our neighborhoods. most of our temperatures will be this in the low to mid 50s tonight. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we jump about two degrees tomorrow, four degrees warming and thursday, friday saturday and sunday, low 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. >>> that is the best seven-day forecast we've seen in a long time. you've got a good looking ride this morning. here is a live shot in berkeley, westbound traffic looks good. eastbound direction, heading to sacramento there is a wind advisory in the yellow c

. >> when we were in newark we were getting bad luck because we were holding up traffic. >> reporter: the plane is expected to arrive in charlotte friday. the plane must keep up with the flow of traffic. that's why they stopped here in perryville. it's still unclear whether they will resume tonight or early in the morning. >>> and captain sully cul en sullenberger will participate in a sold out event. >> it's amazing there are actually rules for transporting airplanes on the interstate. >>> that's a special vehicle for that carriage there. >>> let's take a look at conditions around the region. 68 now, no wind at all, the dewpoint is only 60, humidity obviously comes up at neat. the barometer holding steady. 72 at ocean city now. 68 in cumberland. most places in the 60s. once again the dewpoint 60. tomorrow hopefully the dewpoint stays at 60. once it gets to 65 or higher you are going to really feel the humidity. that's what we expect to happen on wednesday and thursday, hot and very humid. 68 in columbia. an appear applies is 7 -- annapolis is 72. the average is now 80 and 58 and the

even a few mid-70s around newark and castro valley. low to mid-80s for rest of the valleys. mid-50s, upper 50s for the rest the bay to 81 in gilroy. nice day to be at the coliseum. one last night, sun, high clouds 65 warming up to 70. cooling will move into the central valley. we're in the mid 90s in sacramento yesterday. 68 in tahoe. 93 in fresno and 101 in palm springs. accu-weather seven-day forecast, about another 4 degrees of cooling for tomorrow. that will hold through saturday. father's day a bump in temperatures but the heat will be on again monday and tuesday. here is frances. >> there is a problem in sunol. a highway 84 and they will provide traffic control. it's not on 680. 680 is fine but highway 84 will you see a free down in the area. road work between 680 and sycamore and rutgers. you'll find that in both directions, lanes will be blocked until 6:00 this morning. a lot of green out there. live shot in 680 and traffic looks good. no slowing at all, but, of course, find out the latest information by going to our website at abc7news.com. >>> u.s. officials are sa

we have low 70s, hercules and castro valley, newark and fremont. everybody else in the low to mid 50s around the east bay shore. mid to upper 70s with coupe teen other and san jose around 75 degrees. 68 in millbrae and low to mid-80s for the rest of peninsula. 60 at half moon bay, 59 in daly city. mid-60s for downtown and south san francisco. mid-60s in sausalito with 50 in stinson beach and 58 in bodega bay. low to mid-60s around the monterey bay and looks like low to mid-70s for hollister and morgan hill. cooler weather continues to move into the central valley, down in the upper 80s around chico and 90 in fresno and palm springs are feeling the cooler weather, down to 98 degrees. 69 in tahoe. let's talk about the bay bridge series, giants are taking on the a's this weekend. 7 7:05 first pitch. temperature will more cloud cover should be in the mid-50s. >> we're in the bottom of a bowl of colder air right now. this is going to hang around one more day and then this high pressure will start to move in. look at the warming trend, 6 degrees warmer o

our historic street car rehabilitation program, this is for the complete restoration of 11 former newark, new jersey cars that are in the muni fleet, and the rehabilitation of five former muni pcc's. the contractor is in pennsylvania. we have a budget of $21.70 million and a contract of $18 million. these vehicles have been out of service for several years and are requiring extensive rehabilitation not only of the body of specifically the minicars, but all mechanical and electrical systems. this contract duration lasts until 2014. we received a pilot car from this project last december, 2010. it has been undergoing extensive and intensive shakedown and commissioning tests. once that car is conditionally accepted and put into service, vehicle delivery will be 1 per month for each of those cars. this project is fully funded from a number of federal, state, and local grants. this is a good example of the five muni cars that were sent for rehabilitation. this is car 1008, by the way. finally, the complete rehabilitation of car number one -- a historic street car built in 1912. the contractor

the newark star ledger obtained a report stating screeners at newark international of singling out mexican and anyone can passengers. tsa guards even nicknamed colleagues mexican hunters. the report says screeners scrutinized the documents of spanish speaking travelers. it was an effort to make the airport's behavior detection officer unit look more productive. >>> san mateo police say they're trying to piece together clues to a homicide. paramedics received a medical call to all american self- storage on east 3rd avenue. when they arrived they found a person who appeared to have been stabbed to death. detectives believe the victim, justin lockwood, was not specifically targeted, but evidence also shows the incident was not a random act of violence. anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to call san mateo police. >>> our time now 6:26. well, hundreds of students at bethny university in scots valley are scrambling after finding out the college is closing. it's a christian college. they're planning to shut down after 91 years. now it's 500 students have been told the school will

he's currently the deputy mayor for operations here in newark. he has a simple mandate promulgated to create a city government for the 21st century that is smaller, more efficient and more cost effective. good luck with that. using the skills and commitment that the major gains while mayor of indianapolis from 1992 to 1999, deputy mayor has a remarkable playbook from which to work and which to share with us today and share with people like rick baker and others. under mayor goldsmith leadership, entire urban neighborhoods of indianapolis were revitalized. i believe it's over $400 million were recognized in savings, that was reinvested into the city and crime dropped. something that i think is remarkable, real authority was diffused down to community groups which is a real testament of the power of leadership. his record in indianapolis led him to be appointed by former president bush, as senior domestic policy advisor and later chair of the corporation on national and community service. we kept that position into the obama administration. that's

in the east bay, sunny by afternoon. 68 oak land, newark. head inland and the temperatures will be running cooler than where you should be this time of year. 79 in livermore. 76 for dublin out toward antioch, brentwood area. 60 in monterey. 64 in salinas. upper 50s to low 80s, a narrow range of highs. 24-degree spread. numbers will start to rise on sunday and on monday. and then you will notice a cool down midweek with a chance of some rain coming in on tuesday night into wednesday. it is late in the season. we typically see dry weather june, july, august. but on average san francisco receives about .13 of an inch in june. >> just a bit. >> yeah, just a tiny bit. >>> we have more to bringnew w . i could use a smartphone with social apps to stay up on what my friends are doing. and it's global, so i'll know what they're doing while they're doing it, even when i travel. i'll have to act surprised when they tell me stuff. i don't have a good surprised face. maybe i can look up videos of surprised people on my new phone for reference. yep, i rea

. >> anymore newark may smell natural gas due to pg&e's testing of a pipeline. the company plans to vent natural gas from a vex of pipe. the section is located between cedar boulevard and thorpe ton avenue. pg&e says the natural gas will quickly dissipate and will not be harmful. customers with concerns can contact pg&e at 1-800-743-5,000. service will not be interrupted during the work. >> college graduations were held today, including some al cal state east bay. but job pros suspects -- spros -- prospects seems bleak. >> reporter: graduates are full of excitement. now comes the hard part. >> getting a job is going to be really tough. i know that business market and along with that faculty helps so i have to look forward to starting out with internship. >> reporter: nothing but smiles for new college graduate ginger, with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> want to make some money. >> reporter: for now she is working as a receptioness, but eager to put her speech path ol' degree to worse years have you found a job that complimentz your degree? >> no

san bruno, pacifica, union city and newark, dublin, wattsonville and sebastopol. on friday sales will start in gill roy, clover dale, rohnert park and petaluma. >>> bart has closed another chapter in the oscar grant case. yesterday the transit agency agreed to pay grant's family $1.3 million to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit. grant's mother, his uncle and family attorney announced the settlement during a news conference in oakland. rwanda johnson says no amount of money can replace her son. >> there's just not enough words to describe how my heart feels. broken for the loss of my son when it was just unnecessary. >> the settlement also means the grant family cannot go after former officer mesherle for any additional money. >>> this morning there is a search underway for two men who intentionally hit two people at the gill roy outlet mall. police say it happened while the men tried to rob someone at the mall monday night. they say a good samaritan try today come to the victim's rescue. that's when the two men hit the victims with their car. the victims suffe

john black stone tells us about a newark tect in the bay area. >> reporter: the sounds of everyday lifeng more than background noise to most people. >> as i move around, i can hear how the space changes. >> reporter: for chris dough knee, they're clue -- downey, they're clues and markers to where he is and where he's going. >> i knew that was the kitchen. >> reporter: chris' world has been in total darkness for three years. he thought he was just getting odor is having trouble -- older and having trouble focusing. >> i couldn't see the ball anymore coming at me. >> reporter: they successfully removed the tumor but in the process he lost his sight. and his work depended on sight. chris is an architect. but he couldn't imagine giving that up. >> well, what else would i do? i could always -- the other thing i'd like to do is a tour guide. that seemed to be somewhat out of the realm of pocket possibility right now. >> reporter: in your mind, you can still see. >> oh, yeah. the creative process was intact. what i needed was new tools. >> reporter: embossed building plans, is braille blueprin

it is scheduled to begin at san francisco in lafayette street and newark on cedar boulevard and thornton. they said the residents receivedlers explaining the tests. it has been twice delayed to get word out about the tests. the gas in the pipeline was vented into the air last tuesday. >>> coming up next why intelligence officials say they have struck another blow to al-qaeda and a volcano erupts in chile, forcing thousands of people to evacuate e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e

with oakland, union city and newark around 67 degrees.eading to east bay valleys, we have low to mid-70s here. maybe one of the storms develops around fairfield, vacaville, up near mount st. helena, it may rotate here but a remote possibility. mid-to-upper 60s around monterey bay. low to mid-70s, hollister, morgan hill. if you travel the state today, scattered showers around chico at 73. sacramento, 74. 59 in tahoe. it's still 98 degrees in palm springs. sunny 76 in l.a. back home tonight, we have the clouds, even drizzle possible. along the coast. low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. santa rosa and cloverdale. in the mid-to-upper 40s. as far as what is happening, the low is still sitting right near the bay area. as long as it is, it provides the list needed. moisture in the ground. mix in sunshine. that's why we have some of the isolated showers. as far as your accuweather seven-day forecast -- temperatures jump about two to six degrees tomorrow. about another four to eight degrees on friday, four to eight degrees on saturday and more d

. >>> ktvu's christien kafton was in newark where the pipe work was going on to ensure homeowners thattheir neighborhood is safe. >> reporter: pg & e crew has been working to bring the pressure down. >> what you're seeing is the head that is attached so we can monitor the pressure. >> reporter: crews monitored this site for a week. finally this morning crews pumped 100,000-gallons of water into the 3/4-mile long line and watched for the slightest variation in pressure or temperature for eight hours straight. >> we have crews walking the line of the section that we're testing. monitoring the line here. and this is again all to verify the safe operating pressures of our pipeline. >> reporter: jeff hughes has lived in this neighborhood his whole life. >> i just found out that this pipe was right in front. i thought it was two houses over. >> reporter: he has kept in constant contact with the crew this week and are glad they are doing the research. this testing will be wrapped up by the end of the day. pg & e will then move on to test another pipeline. in all pg & e is hoping to test 32 mi

of yet more long drawn out military campaigns far from home and our resident reporter in new york newark often is has been on the streets asking people that use. we're number one in the world and we give us a house to show the world we can still do it even though the economy is not the best we can have we can still do it why is that so important to be number one has to be he has to be one of the one better be. the americans as being some kind of. world police you know even about. yes you don't think there's any altieri motives. none at all no oil interests no economic interests no i don't know what do we want to accomplish that. just the safety of the choice of money and in the lives of young people did you think there's maybe another reason for doing it of course one reason only zero or whatever reason i don't think it's logical out of the it makes any sense but i think there's a big disconnect between what people in government are thinking and what they think we want and what we're letting them know that we once. the media priorities just aren't the same so you have all these countries

baltimore and newark, new jersey set records when the mercury hit triple digits. in texas, more than 80% of the state is in a drought. in arizona, firefighters are in a losing battle against a huge wildfire. we check in first with bill whitaker on the fire line. >> reporter: this giant fire has scorched an area larger than phoenix and forced nearly 7,000 people from their homes. including sherry counts. she's taking shelter in her friend's r.v. and staying in touch with her family by cell phone and text. >> when you can see the plume of smoke from a distance it looks like a big-headed monster and it's just sitting there. so, yeah, we ran. >> reporter: counts moved here from oklahoma a little more than a year ago. >> i've seen tornados and this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. it's like it's a living, breathing thing. >> pelley: and you can do is run. >> run and sit and weight and hope for the best. >> reporter: what do you have here? >> um, checkbooks, house and truck titles, insurance papers. >> reporter: she grabbed what she could. >> there was embers comin

newark new jersey mayor cory booker has amassed more than a million virtual constituents even thoughe runs a city of less than 300,000. last winter he used twitter to locate residents stranded by a blizzard. >> it's a powerful tool to connect with my community in ways that you really just can't in, through the regular means of e-mail or telephone or even going door-to-door or community meetings. >> reporter: but the immediacy of twitter, just type and hit send eliminates the opportunity for second thoughts as some lawmakers have learned the hard way. michigan congressman pete hoekstra got in hot water in 2009 for tweeting just landed in baghdad. even though the trip was supposed to be a secret. and last november seven little words prompted now retired senator chris dodd to issue an urgent apology after his account blasted profanity to nearly 13,000 followers. both men are still on twitter. as is congressman weiner who bragged digitally this week about all his new followers. for politicians seeking the spotlight, the on-line soapbox is just too tempting. nancy cordes, cbs news, capito

shared everywhere in the world the reaction to the news of the fukushima accident was immediately newark people were out on the streets protesting against the use of nuclear energy then to nuclear feeling has grown so strong in germany it has a very in shoot choose to yield to public opinion if you sit for hours of the day we will abandon nuclear power company italy step by step until the end of transatlantic two and his path is a big challenge for germany but above all it means huge chances for the future generations as a country we think that we can become pioneers on the way to create energy renewable banters. the decision has already created we should not true city angel money and you prices went up from the very start it became this germany's. will be a long and winding road internationally can a g g n c has a clue. the confidence in nuclear energy has been damaged but it is sure the situation can be reversed there is a need to rebuild the confidence of the public towards the government when governments have decided to use nuclear energy but also in between governments those who use

. >> where are falling live pictures out of newark said where dominic it strauss- kahn is leaving theourtroom he just let not guilty. the pictures of new york city hotel workers protesting. we have video of him leaving his at the hotel or apartment and heading to the courtroom. >> we are also following out of oakland four separate shootings that took place over the weekend you conceded where it was taken place. at to 30 in the afternoon the saturday afternoon wheel doesn't was shot. then later on in the evening i shooting they found a man shot in the driveway of his apartment complex. he was taken to a local hospital and is stable condition than sunday morning two separate shootings two men shot. and then to a.m. three more men were shot outside a nightclub. no arrests have been made in the shootings >> officers are investigating that dead body of the was found in a garbage bag in sunnyvale it was found yesterday morning, it was stuck between to bush's next to the sidewalk. the officers opened a bad and saw that there was a body inside. an autopsy is going to be performed to determine

wealthy and powerful man some of the former governor of massachusetts former president of the new newark and new york railroad and apparently good buddies with all the other railroad billionaires keep in mind at that time these guys were the bill gates's of their day they were literally the richest men in the world. now one of the things that supreme court reporters do in addition a chronicle in the case is to write a cliff notes version of the case this short summary has no legal standing whatsoever it's just there to make it easier for lawyers to find in the future and they're looking for a case it's called a but bizarrely in this case mr davis the court clerk decided to take a bit of poetic license in his head note while the case did not decide that corporations are persons in fact of anything or rejected the notion for the fifth time in as many years bancroft in his cliff notes version in his the his head no he wrote quote the defendant corporations are persons within the intent of the clause in section one of the fourteenth amendment because the united states which forbids a state t

but unique newark into a world that is inaccessible to most elantra to push on thomas or achieve. and you can follow more sean's discoveries in the world's coldest continent with his videos and blog got. a website. rather than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and charge it up and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is the place if you live in the front of. the expedition to the bottom of the earth. but social told us there are no tea cold concrete is next with an update on the second day of that economic forum taking place in st petersburg in a moment stay with us for. how a welcome to business here are top stories today russia's most important financial event of the year the st petersburg international economic forum. the city of st petersburg has always been called russia's window to europe but with the economic forum in full swing has become the window to the whole world art is not as a wraps up the second.