property in san francisco and one of them was a resident and they were all from out of city, or southern california or out of state, is that right? >> that is true. >> i think that is important to note that and i think that you did a good job. and i will say that i went to the castro street fair and i saw the police officers in action and i saw them removing people who were not doing what they were supposed to be doing, in a peaceful way and they did a good job. and i also went to the obama event and the police officers did a wonderful job. they did a wonderful job in terms of having president obama here in the civic center. i just want to say good job, thank you. >> commissioner loftus? >> i just want to echo the comments of my kol colleague. i think that it was sergeant tumor, i saw someone violate the perimeter where the president was coming and he got past several officers and it was sfpd who ultimately restrained him and i have to echo what commissioner dejesus said. i was with my kids and what they did is they made sure that they removed him from the area, and they had what looked to me as a

>> are we talking northern california or southern california? she is everywhere. she is everywhere.nows her. we have been partnering with san jose state. and part of the classwork that they have been doing is interviewing young people, old people. everybody has a quinto. and everyone is different. >> my dad claims he saw her. i am thinking my dad -- in any case, when you talk about it, how do you explain the concept to nonlatinos? >> sometimes i compare it to the mexican madea, a greek story. a lot of people know that women who for whatever reason have gone out and have relationships, sometimes really horrible relationships and drown their children we see that in the news. why do women do that? or why do others portray women as evil characters. that is what i wanted to explore. >> you are getting deep. >> i'm getting really deep. one of the elements i incorporated was the question of whether or not we are in control of our fate or if there are other forces. the river, the great river controls the fate of all of the characters. so her fate is predetermined. so that's how i explain wh

specifically in orlando or southern california. that is a lot of money going in the year. >> what is the money game like right now? >> the republicans spent a lot more money early on because they know that they have the super pacs to come in later to close the race for them. we see the republicans spend about $25 million so far. democrats have spent about half of that. the money overall is pretty even. so democrats do have plenty of money that they can spend on dozens of house races. and if things do somehow shift in their favor, they have the candidates in place and they can take advantage of any kind of wave that materializes. that is why i don't think anybody is necessarily counting them out as far as winning the majority. this looks like a very long shot at this point. >> what to watch for in the next month? >> i think you have to watch whether democrats wind up spending money in these democratic-held seats, whether they have to spend money in the connecticut with the district. there is a fifth -- in the connecticut fifth distr

now going back, end of october, retailers in california or southern california still have to sell a summere. melissa: right. >> this is exacerbating the shortage. now as you look forward what is really scary, melissa the term structure. we're seeing winter gasoline being priced on futures market, this winter gasoline which is cheaper gasoline to manufacture, it is trading a premium to next summer. >> that is amazing. >> a clear indication the market is concerned about the availability of supply in the short term. melissa: so the mark, this is, you know going to have a long-term effect, the market is really concerned, the reason why this is important story to everybody across the country, not just to people in california, is because, this was brought on ourselves. this is a function of the summer blend, of the environmental standards in california. of all this special, things that they put into this gas, to, for california. has made it so scarce. it created these sort of bottleneck problems. it is an important lesson to the rest of the country, right. >> indeed it is. we have all of these b

california, even seats in text ex. these are not cheap seats to put in play or cheap seats to win. you know specifically in orlando or you know talking southern california, that is a lot of money going in the air. >> what is the money game like now. >> well, we got a better impression of how the republican seat is now. they spent a lot m more money. >> early on because they know they have the super packs to come in later to close out the race for them. so we have seen the republicans spend i think around are 20-$2 a million so far. democrats have spent half of that. the money overall is pretty even when you look at the chest so democrats do have plenty of money they can spend on dozens of house

together and that when when a community in southern new jersey is wiped away a community in southern california or our entire nation for that matter helps to rebuild this cuts to the core difference between conservatives who think the commons should be a profit center for companies like bain and progressives who believe we're all in this together and a government run by the people for the people we the people as an obligation to help when disaster hits this is a fundamental political and moral choice and one we need as a nation to address soon because of this rapidly warming planet earth these types of storms will keep happening with ever increasing frequency. now for more let's turn over to our lone liberal rumble. it's wednesday are you ready to rumble joining me for tonight's alone liberal rabble are francesca chambers editor and publisher with red alert politics and austin peters a libertarian commentator and director of production at freedom works and thank you both for being with us tonight let's get started you heard what i had to say in the rant should helping americans or cover from devas

southern california, l.a. 91 degrees, phoenix at 93. it's been like summertime through southern california and desert southwest. it continues for one or two more days and then it will cool off. the cool air moved lieu the northern rockies. now it's heading through the middle of the country. not bad yesterday, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. this morning the areas are down in the 30s and 40s. at 43 in medford. most areas in the 40s, but towards spoke cane in the 30s this morning. vegas and l.a., still holding on to the warmth this morning with temperatures in the mid 60s. no stormy weather. so we get a break from our wet weather pattern in the pacific northwest at least for one or two more days. then it looks like the next storm will move in. today, a huge area of high pressure protecting you. windy in the northern rockies. the downsloping from the mountains and winds blowing offshore will give you a nice warm day today in l.a. i mentioned 94 today. 92 on thursday. just another day in the sun. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside you so 93, 94 in l.a. the middle of the summer wasn't this h

. >> an update on an earthquake in southern california no reports or damages or injuries. the desert area over the weekend you can see on this map for san diego is in a course where the epicenter is in relation to the city. about 90 mi. north east of san diego. >> are right 615 must take a look at the weather we're starting off this monday morning and the workweek with some clouds and we may get some rain. >> that's right dire we have some potential for some showers right now there is a slight chance. it looks like any of the rain we see will actually stay offshore. those chances increase into wednesday along with the rain we do have a potential for some isolated thunderstorms details coming up on that in just a bit. turn your attention to this morning we have some low clouds not impacting visibility at the james lick freeway in downtown san francisco. contending with low '40's right now in santa rosa 46 out the door in half moon bay 51 for oakland. 50 whacking up in sunnyvale and cool conditions into the afternoon highs by about 3:00 p.m.. expect some locations to be five

southern california. also unreal. we're not a bird or a plane but a two-foot long shark fell from the sky and flopped on to the 12th tee of a golf course. the leopard shark was plucked from the ocean by a bird and dropped on to san juan hills golf club. they placed the shark in a bucket of water before snapping a photo and returning it to sea. >> they think a bird did that? >>> finally in new york, people will finally be able to visit lady liberty's head starting sunday. it will be open thursday through sunday each week and reservations are required. this sunday may be not the best choice with sandy headed up this way. for a look at your national weather, once again, bill karins with that forecast. >> a lot of people want to know the timing. like when will the destruction happen. friday and saturday are the prep days. sunday it will go downhill. here's the computer. the brighter colors show the extremely heavy rains. that was where the center of the storm would be. as we go throughout monday midnight into tuesday. so late monday, the rai

. >> reporter: the problem at california's pumps is classic supply-and-demand-- or lack of supply. a refinery fire in northern california, another shut down in southerncalifornia by a power outage cut the state's supply of gasoline by about 10%. now those refeignrys are coming back online and sunday governor jerry brown called for an early transition to the winter blend of gas refiners have stockpiled for cold months. it's more polluting, but it's more plentiful says energy analyst dave hackett. >> it will raise gasoline production upwards of 10%. so it's liked aing another refinery. >> reporter: he says the fever at the pump has been broken and prices will fall soon. >> it will be lower tomorrow than it is today. wait it out because it's coming down. >> reporter: scott, history shows prices rarely fall as fast as they go up. they should be back where they were before the spike in about a month. >> pelley: warm and sunny there, bill, but a lot of the country is getting a preview of winter. early morning temperatures plunged into the 40s, 30s, even the 20s in some places. 181 cold-weather records have fallen since friday. this morning in dallas/fort w

southern california? georgia tech? university of michigan? or "d," university of tennessee?you think? >> georgia tech? >> georgia tech. okay. next question. listen up. on the periodic table of elements, the symbols "k" and "h" each stand for what? is it -- >> oh, oh! >> tennessee. >> natural resources. >> helium, carbon and mercury, potassium and hydrogen or krypton and hydrogen? >> potassium and hydrogen. >> it's potassium and hydrogen. all right. next question. >> cheater! >> next question. the university of tennessee was first founded as blunt college in 1794. >> it was. >> but which college is the oldest college in the united states? is it "a," harvard? "b," college of william & mary? "c," princeton? or "d," brown university? >> we are going with -- princeton! >> not princeton. what do you think? >> william & mary. >> it's not william & mary. it's harvard. >> they missed it, too. >> the author attended the university of tennessee -- >> this is the last question and the tiebreaker. >> and the tiebreaker. you'd better get this. his novel "the road" follows a father and son

southern california gangs. >>> 6:26. whether interest apple orapps are popular with teens. >> michael finney looks at privacy concerns that come with these new apps. >>> first, breaking news coverage of superstorm sandy continues many update on power outages, evacuations, shi >>> we begin with with the latest on sandy. >> we have live team coverage this morning. katie marzullo is monitoring the storm from the newsroom. let's begin with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> here's a look at what is going on. you can see that live doppler 7 hd we are looking at hagerstown, maryland. see the low above it, that is where the center of sandy is right now. it is churning with 65 mile per hour winds, you can see wrapped in the colder air that's why snow in the higher elevation there is this is going to continue to drift northwest right now at about 18 miles per hour. a scope of how big this system is, 1200 miles across from up in nova scotia to near atlanta this morning. in terms of size, it is a superstorm. here's the circulation goes up to hudson bay, down to

or shower, mainly over the south bay. but the bulk of the activity is heading down to southern california right now.ctually picked up rainfall totals. .12. san jose, .09. as far as current numbers, we're beginning to warm up. it's nice out there. 70s for fairfield and antioch. hayward, 73 and san francisco, plenty of sunshine, those readings in the mid-60s. forecast headlines, partly to mostly sunny skies. tomorrow a sun/cloud mix and the weekend we will warm up the numbers. big game, once again, in oakland with partly sunny skies expected this evening. a bit of a breeze out there and temperatures right around 60 degrees by the first pitch. temperatures will be dropping back down to the upper 60s. you can pick out the system. this has been a very slow mover but it's heading down to southern california. we'll still have wrap-around clouds and with that, partly cloudy skies today and pretty much the same deal for tomorrow. here is our forecast. some of the clouds lingering tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. we'll start off with morning overcast, skies becoming partly sunny. maybe a few showers

or a light shower. here you can see the satellite, we have been tracking this for a week, heading towards southern california. the circulation sending all the clouds and scattered showers out there. we have a chance tonight and first thing tomorrow morning for the morning commute. sprinkle or light showers. over night lows for friday morning, fremont 54. forecast model, 7:00 a.m., clouds out there, chance of a shower and tomorrow morning, you can see scattered activity. this is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for your friday. coming up we will look that afternoon forecast and break down another warming trend, when 80s could return. >> thank you. >>> the zoo opened its new veterinary hospital. the largest wild animal facility in northern california. the hospital is outfitted to accommodate a variety of zoo animals. >> this will allow us to treat large and small animals with most of the things they will need as they age throughout the time they are here that zoo. >> the facility replaces an older 51-year-old clinic that was smaller at 1200 scare feet. >>> the road runs through california, the key races the party is

ceramica mid-1990s, they owned or had control of the large piece of the planet's southern california. one of the last pieces of the original and the city in camp pendleton. >> that is interesting someone asked about that. i don't know the answer and i wish i did and i can tell you when i was researching especially in the 90's i would have to spend an insane amount of time reading press clippings and a lot of stuff about that kept coming and i kept thinking i wish i had more time to think about this because it felt really interesting but i never really actually did. so one fortunately there don't know the answer. >> i'm sorry to say that i've been given the signal to wind things up. this was done in a fair fashion and will be around leader of the last question is after the collapse of wamu, losing money stops only to a few cents. where does the 20 million come from to pay the bonus? >> that is a great question. there was just enough money left. [laughter] >> how do i get a job like that? >> the book is the lost bank. thank you so much for being with us tonight. [applause] this is the f

southern california. >> once the winter blend gas comes in we will see prices drop. it takes retail price as week or two to incorporate that. >> winter blend gas evaporates more quickly to protect air quality during smog season. >> the air qualityenth would be minimal -- quality effect would be minimal. >> reporter: it isn't going to be soon enough for people who need their cars. >> thank you so much. if you want to try to save cash we will help, go to www.cbs5.com/gas and find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood. >>> thieves stole a thousand gallons worth of gas from a station in roseville. the manager says they struck three separate times, disabling the pump. surveillancesurveillance cameras caught them two more times. that is when a cashier recognized recognized the truck and took down the license plate. >>> the search continues for a killer. susie ko was found murdered after she failed to pick up her husband. the family is using social media to search for the killer. >> people can leave comments. >> the children turned to social media to help find their mother's killer. >> 140,000 and growing.

california or face charges in washington state first. there are -- darnell antania washington were arrested last week in seattle they are also wanted in southerncalifornia on charges that included shooting at a deputy and prison escape. what he arrested the couple was driving the stolen car owned by susie ko the retired teacher from hercules found murdered in her home october 5th. >>> this morning bart police are trying to determine why a man walked into the transbay tube bringing bart service from san francisco to the east bay to a halt for nearly two hours. bart police spotted him on cameras entering the tube at the embarcadero station 6:30 last night. they stopped transbay traffic and began searching for him. police found him on a walkway an hour later. a spokesperson said he didn't appear to have malicious intent. trains were back in service shortly after 8:00. >>> police arrested a woman believed to be responsible for setting a string of arson fire. police arrested the 56-year-old saturday night after a fire investigator spotted her setting a fire. authorities had been staking out that area since late september we suspicious fires started

southern california. i would have been a totally different artist if i had stayed in new york or gone to minneapolis or stayed in iowa city. it is where life takes you. we are all curious. i am extremely curious about where i live and what goes on here. here were these channel islands. i had never been to the channel islands. there they are, sitting right off the shore. i see them every day. what goes on out there? now i know. tavis: it is not like you spent a whole lot of time trying to research for the book. >> when we last talked, i was lucky enough to meet some of the biologists out on the central -- out on santa cruz island. i do not do well at sea. just to get across is 1.5 hours on rough seas. i did not actually street the boat with vomit, but i was out there in the wind. i also had a wonderful experience going out there. by the way, i recommended to everybody, to go out to santa cruz island for the day. spend four hours there, 1.5 hours back. you always see while life in the channel. the captain of the vote would pull up for the dolphins and whales. very few have ever had -- i got to go home after tho

or so. so i was pretty shocked. that's pretty crazy. >> reporter: in southern california the gas shortage forced some costco gas stations and a few others to shut down. as for any relief any time soon, analysts are predicting prices will continue to rise in the coming week. one analyst said if there are more problems at the state's refineries, the prices should stay the same or perhaps go even higher. monte francis, "today in the bay". >> perhaps go higher. >> can you believe it? >> time to break out the moped. >>> 5:12. we're awaiting new jobs numbers this morning. how it could affect wall street. >>> plus the a's are in detroit getting ready for their first playoff series in six years. we'll have a live report from comerica park coming up. nice for your car. ays do g chevron with techron. care for your car. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> american airlines expecting more delays across the country the next few days. this morning we are learning one of those flights is out of sfo. the a

she has brown or black hair and fully clothed wearing jeans, black boots and a red top with pink braces on her teeth. contra costa county district attorney is charging a southern california couple with murder in the death of a hercules woman this month. they were arrested near the air post last week driving a stolen car belonging to this woman. the 55-year-old found dead mere her home this, couple is not eligible for bail. they will be exindicted to california where they face charges.. >> one resident found three burglars trying to get into a home. they knocked down the garage door. the owner tried to block the vehicle but they rammed his car with their truck and pushed it out of the way them took off along 19th after and police caught up with hem. >> the vehicle lost control here on the street car tracks and crashed into the wall inside of the. >> treated and released are looking for a third suspect. hayward police spent much of the afternoon looking for evidence after arresting two robbery suspects caught near martin luther king middle school. officers search forward a possible weapon and other evidence. the school was locked down about 45 minutes just after 11:00 this

southern california and we'll say goodbye to that. so chance of seeing any sprinkles is diminished. tuesday, early wednesday morning south san jose could possibly see a sprinkle ortwo as the system comes by. low clouds and fog will move inland andhen afteoon sunshind paial cleang ther 40nortaynd 50 elsewhere and temperatures will come down a few degrees. 73 for antioch. 71 for concord. notice some low 70s in the north bay and we'll look for mid 70s out towards gilroy and hollister. accu-weather seven-day forecast, clouds and chance of sprinkles mainlysouth esday and wednesday. dip in the numbers on thursday. picking the clouds back up on friday and start to warm things up saturday and sunday it's not too late to win $49,000 from "abc 7 news." vanessa and christina and patty b. has entered on the facebook page. just go to the facebook page and win $49,000 button for all the fun details. congratulations. good luck. >>> mike shumann is here with sportsnd probably something good with the giants. >> let's start off with the 49ers. win over the bills. 620 yards total offense. alex smith, 237 yards passing and about this? first time, they had 300 yard passer and two 10

or so, so i was pretty shocked. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: in southern california the gas shortage forced some costco gas stations and a few others to actually shut down. as for if there will be any relief at the pump any time soon, analysts are predicting that prices will continue to rise in the coming week. one analyst said if there are any more problems, you can expect them to stay the same or possibly go higher. >> time to car pool. >> you got that right. break out the bike. >>> 6 c:11. the question is are we healing or reeling from the recession? the numbers from the latest jobs report just ahead. >> reporter: and i'm casey pratt in detroit with the a's. now, the a's lost the season series against the tigers, but i'll tell you who the key matchup will be for oakland in this playoff series. >>> inspecting planes for loose seats. the safety check that's already keeping one bay area flight from getting off the ground. [ boy ] with box tops for education, you can now earn even more cash for your school with two box tops on brands like old el paso, go-gurt, and green giant. look for specially marked packages in s

>>reporter: in southern california this independent gas station is charging nearly 6 dollars a gallon. >> take it all down and have no goods or we have to just charge that. we have no option. >>reporter: analyst at gas buddy.com say prices everywhere will rise until next week. and then level out. some gas station owners may opt to close instead of selling pricey gas. >> risking thousands of dollars of losses some station opens are throwing in the towel and saying forget it i'll buy goods when it drops in price. >> reporter: the owner of this business dent have that option. he needs gas now and someone has to pay for it. >> i have to tell my customers that the praises are even higher than usual. >>reporter: analyst say prices should finally drop 2 or 3 week from his now. live in san jose tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> unbelievable. thanks very much. here's a picture of car dent need gas any more. video of car on fire on the bay bridge. disrupted westbound traffic tonight. started at 9:20 on the upper deck of the bridge near the fremont exit. brought it to you live on the news at 9 on coffee tv 20. 2 far right lanes were closed

firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threatening to shoot the tellers if they did not comply. gave no consideration to anyone who got in the way of his criminal ambition or effort to escape. as a direct result of his disregard for anyone who might come in to counter with his criminal endeavors, and as well as san francisco police officer lives were jeopardized. the suspect complete disregard for the public put a great risk any person who might inadvertently cross his path, should he escape from the park. searchers got ryan, rubin reyes recognize the danger. even when faced with serious bodily injury or death, these officers remain steadfast and determined to protect not only themselves and one another, but the public at large from the disregard of the fleeing fugitive. sir john ryan, officer lou andrelieu and reyes , when confd with a violent situation, they responded with no were the bravery and poise. they were fully responsible to the danger, but to the rapidly- devolving life-threatening circumstances that unfolded as a result of them trying to apprehend him. based upon this information, i have no choice but to put the men for a medal of valor. to "

southern california. among gangs, the mexican mafia is considered the most disciplined and powerful within the california prison system. >> if you are an active gang member or an active hispanic within the group, you are expected to be up at 6:00 in the morning when they go to the exercise yard together. they do exercises together in cadence. that's one of the rules. you have to. you don't have a choice. you have to participate. what they're told to do is expect to have a fight any time the cell doors open, with their weapons readily available. you notice when the cell doors open, whatever inmate's inside that cell will walk to the cell door immediately to see why the door's open. they will look up and down the tier to see if there's any enemies on the tier, and if there is, then they have to fight. if they don't fight, then they will be targeted for attack. >> warring factions will attack each other at any opportunity, yet they band together along racial lines. >> there's skinheads, there's woods. that's the definition of being a wood is just being white, being down for your race. >> all about respecting the black race here, because these are the people wh

or around the world. through all life's travels, we are always with you. >> road trip has been made possible by the automobile club of southern california. >> well, hello,rybody. i'm huell howser. here it is, early morning. in fact, it's so early i hadn't even had my morning coffee. we're in kern county near bakersfield, right on the outskirts of the nice little community

or we have to just charge that. we have no options. >> experts blame the price hike on refinery outages and gas prices in southern california. they are about 50 cents -- 57 cents per gallon higher than the national average. that's according to aaa and the national average for gallon of regular gas 3.78. so, that's got to be a painful situation. >> lauren joins us with our addition today of caption this. >> reporter: yes. it's a good one today. debbie sent in this picture celebrating purple fridays with coworkers at the university of maryland school of medicine and it's a great picture. if we can pull it up. we posted it on facebook. it has gotten a lot of comments. cheryl saying raise the roof. ravens and orioles are number one. and melissa says what's a little humor we wore our deodorant today. and chris james saying put your hands in the air and wave them like you just don't care. so please keep your comments coming. and if you have a caption this photo i idea i need them e-mail this to pix@wmar.com. go ravens and orioles and hopefully both teams will win. >> i like that. normally we see babies and pets and nice to see cow