. >> we have been working for the last several months to try to get the pacific rock and gun club undere. and we send an eviction notice with eviction effective august 15. the last draft least, they came back recently and said we will agree to all these terms. we said we would extend the period and by which we would evaluate those until september fed. one of the questions is, they have 4 acres, but they have occupy 14 acres. we think it is prudent to lease the entire 14 acres. we're getting them under a month-to-month lease that would establish a business relationship with them. we will evaluate the cleanup options. that does not mean they get a long-term lease on the property by any means. this is an interim police until we resolve the cleanup issues. president moran: what about the questions about shooting over the water? >> i am not familiar with the specifics. if they are controlling more than the 14 acres, that is something we need to take into account. president moran: thank you. commissioners? >> they are shooting over the lake? is that the allegation? >> yes. i do not think anyo

rock pacific was mistaken by pacific red snapper. in sushi restaurants, farmed alaskan was sold as alaska salmon. >>> it is 7:05. starting this weekend, voters in antioch will have to pay to use the -- boaters in antioch will have to pay to use the boaters launch. it was free but now a payment key kiosk is up and running. local boaters will pay $25 for each crews and the yearly passes are available for $100 each. >>> your b.a.r.t. stations might be a little more crowded. here's alex to explain why. >> reporter: good morning. get ready for the bikes, more of them. some people will ride their bike and leave it at the b.a.r.t. station and then go to work. today, b.a.r.t. will allow you to bring your bike to the -- through the commute. the crowns are too crowded at this time. this is a pilot program that's playing out for today and the next four days. some people say that bike blackout in place right now during rush hour discourages people from commuting on their bikes. and riders we talked to this morning said they hope this experiment

. >> thousands of rocks were seen floating across the vast expanse of the south pacific. the area measures 30 miles by 250 miles. an area as large as belgium. scientist believe they are pumice. >> the pe percent perceid meter. >> if you missed last night's display you can dr try again tonight. >> coming up next the final day of the london olympics. >> the final geld gold medal counts put the u.s. on top. now comes tomorrow without the fun and games in london. mark phillips has a look back and a look ahead. >> the stars came out in these games. britain's mo farrah won the 5000-meter as well. his robot signature rivals the biggest crowd. jamaica's usain bolt won in the 500 relay. no 1 can strike like the lightning bottom here. who are the big winners of these games? certainly the ticket holders who headed to the events like no before. certainly the stronger countries like yea jamaica who dominated e track events. certainly britain delivered a successful game and finished up the medal stand too. >> these small islands of 60 million people taking 3rd place behind countries th

some of the fish were rock fish, miss labeled as pacific red snapper and pacific as jewel -- head.hey are considered fraud because customers paying premium price foss lower grade fish. >> construction equipment comes down. the safety concerns and how san francisco is keeping up with the building boom. >> breaking tradition, the high tech items the santa clara fair is using to bring in people. 123450 complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> construction equipment comes crashing down in downtown san francisco. the safety concerns the accident is racing tonight. good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> frank is off tonight. nobody was hurt when the forklift came down in san francisco. was are live in san francisco with how the city is handling safety concerns. >> reporter: the accident comes as san francisco seeing more big buildings like this one go up around town. the accident this morning brought traffic to a stand still. >> the sort of miracle that nobody was hurt period. >> reporter: as this forklift raised materials to the roof of the hotel

louis, down into little rock where totals could be anywhere from 3 to 8 inches. look at this. hurricane ileana out here in the pacific. we may get a small shower from this hurricane coming up in my full forecast. >> okay, jeff. thank you. >>> it's a big hit in japan and new york. and now a retail giant is bringing its unique and job opportunities to the bay area. we have an exclusive look inside. >>> plus, a prominent breast cancer treatment that may lead to heart troubles. what doctors want patients dto e on the lookout for. [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want pizza. you guys said tacos. [ female announcer ] it doesn't always work out that way. you know what? we're spending too much money on eating out anyway. honey, come look at this. [ female announcer ] my money map from wells fargo is a free online tool that helps you track your spending. so instead of having to deal with a tight budget, you could have a tighter family. ♪ wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> in health matters, women given chemotherapy may face an increased risk of heart problems down the road. a recent stud

pacific officers stopped her and her tracks and slapped with a tickets. it's just so happens to be june 7th international trains saved today. >>> i wasn't throwing rocks at the train at wasn't throwing myself on to the tracks. it was a glittering. when she showed up in court she shocked when they enter the fined $6,000. laura wasn't just cited for crossing the train tracks she was cited for trespassing. a lot of people in this neighborhood crossover the tracks to get to the grocery stores as a shortcut to and happens a lot. we spotted dozens of people with groceries in hand crossing the tracks like a normal right of passage. >>> 105920 it depends on my time of day it is. my neighbor who grew up here says he is used this hundreds and hundreds of times. the upgrades and local on-line newspaper she wasn't expecting it to generate a flood of debate. >>> i don't like to feel like i'm a criminal. her next court date to fight the fine is in a few weeks. in the meantime she posts signs along the track warning people to stay back. and never more joliet good cbs five. breaking news tonight and san francisco police are on the scene of a double shooting in the porti

rocks lie file ceiling that are surrounded by gas reserves. the u.s. has been strengthening military ties with neighbors and asia pacific ever since president obama assumed his post in the white house that includes nations which have better territorial disputes will keep power in the region china and washington's actions are making beijing question what its real aims are. reports. always they are courting each other at official meetings but it's a different story under the table with the u.s. employing every turn to asia policy ties between washington and beijing are getting tense. becoming. the u.s. . is having you along. because you're much more. they are coming into this region. trying to. china. and that intention has already been felt south korea the philippines and vietnam have already held nato military exercises with several more countries in the region expected to have similar war games soon during a recent extensive tour of the asian pacific u.s. secretary of defense leon panetta said washington will relocate at least sixty percent of its naval fleet to the region by the end of the decade the official reason f

rock, and dallas. heating up in the rockies. scattered afternoon showers in the northeast from boston to d.c. >> 90s from billings to colorado spring. 70s in the pacific northwest. 80s from the midsection into the east coast. >>> coming up next, after the break, where you won't see the candidates for the rest of the campaign. >>> and two rental car companies on the verge of becoming one. >>> and you might remember former south carolina governor mark sanford, well, he's going to the chapel. i'll spare you my singing voice. >> please do. >>> welcome back, everyone. there's major deal in the rental car business. hertz is buying dollar thrifty in a $2.3 deal. after sever years of trying to take over the smaller rival, regulators still have to okay this deal. it could lead to less competition and higher prices. >>> general motors has a message to president obama and mitt romney. please stay away until after the election. gm is banning the candidates from campaign visits. trying to distance themselves. but the u.s. treasury is the largest gm stock hold i. >>> aaa says the average price of unleaded gas is now $3.75 a gallon. 16 cents higher than a year ago.

pacific officers stopped her and her tracks and slapped her with a tickets. it just so happens to be june 7th for the international trend say today. >>> that wasn't throwing rocks at the train i wasn't throwing myself on the tracks i wasn't loitering when she showed up and course to shocks from a judge issued the fine $6,000. laura wasn't decided for causing the train tracks she was cited for trespassing and a lot of people in this neighborhood crossover the tracks to get to the grocery store as a sharp cuts and happens a loss. we spotted dozens of people with cashews and hands crossing the tracks like a normal right of passage. 101520 it depends on what some days. my neighbor who grew up here when he's a kiddies' says its hundreds of times in the past 40 years when there were a letter to the patch in local on- line newspaper she wasn't expecting it to generate a flood of debates. >>> the bill making it seem like i'm a criminal side don't like to feel like i'm a criminal. and next court date to fight the $7,000 fines and a few weeks warning people to stay back. she doesn't want anyone else to suffer such a costly mistake. in livermore julia's coverage cbs five.

rock one of the nation's most prestigious institutions. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with the republican nominee. in what may be the most important speech of his political career, mitt romney accepted the gop presidential nomination in tampa last night, arguing he is the hope and change candidate, not president obama. nbc's steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: the warm-up act was clint eastwood, more swagger, a gravelier voice, but the romney message about barack obama. >> when somebody does not do the job, we've got to let them go. >> reporter: in the most important speech of his life, mitt romney first tried to first talk voters watching at home out of sticking with president obama. >> i wish president obama had succeeded because i want america to succeed. we deserve better. my children deserve better! my family deserves better! my country deserves better! to the majority of americans who now believe that the future will not be better than the past, i can guarantee you this. if barack obama is re-elected, you'll be rig

morning with sun, 60 by 11:00, 72 by 3:00, san jose alum rock union school district, clear 57° at 7:00, sunny and 70 at 11:00 light breeze, 78° by pacifictemperatures -- low to mid 50s monterey bay and inland. sunny, seasonal warmth, coastal includes more tonight comfortable outside and summer ends cooler than average this weekend. 24 hour temperature change. concord 88, san francisco 68, oakland 77, santa rosa 84. 62° with sunshine at pacifica this afternoon to 77 oakland east bay valleys one more day of temperatures that will reach 90 to 91° around brentwood. temperatures drop two to four degrees tomorrow, another two to six degrees friday, friday and saturday coolest days in the forecast as our warmest highs inland struggle to 80, 70 bay and low 50s coast. sunday and monday warming trend for the back half of the holiday weekend, even warmer next tuesday. have a great day. >>> few trouble spots oakland westbound 580 the on and off-ramps as well as eastbound to west macarthur boulevard blocked due to police investigation. 580 has been open the whole time no delays on 580 through the macarthur maze towards the bay bridge toll. once you

. >>> breaking news from the philippines rocked bay a powerful quake that may have generated a tsunami, there are tsunami watches in effect in key pacificands. katie marzullo with the latest. >> reporter: watches and maybe warnings. there has been a 7.9 magnitude quake off the eastern philippines according to reuters is a tsunami warning issued for the philippines, japan, indonesia, taiwan, proper new guinea and other islands in the pacific, including hawaii. the quake was centered, 91 miles off a small town manila, bigger city almost 500 mile as the quake hit deep 22 miles many three other recent quakes in the area between sunday and monday the strongest of those 6.6. we are following tsunami warnings and watches following a 7.9 quake in the philippines. >>> 6:32. >> mike keeping an eye on possible tsunami watch and our local weather as we head into the labor day weekend. >>> we'll keep an eye on the clock 3:30 we are expecting it to get there. i'm sorry if katie said that. live doppler 7 hd showing it is quiet, a little mist around the bay, drizzle at the coast. drizzle going to continue at the coast through at leave the next hour or

rock, and dallas. stormy in the four corners region. heating up in the rockies. scattered afternoon showers in the northeast from boston to d.c. >> 90s from billings to colorado spring. 70s in the pacific northwest. 80s from the midsection into the east coast. >>> and coming up next after the break, where you won't see the candidates for the rest of the campaign. >>> and two rental car companies on the verge of becoming one. your business news is straight ahead. >>> and you might remember former south carolina governor mark sanford, well, he's going to the chapel. i'll spare you my singing voice. >> please do. i'll spare you my singing voice. >> please do. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs.

rocking but this isn't being broadcast to most american homes. what these republicans hope is that at 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific, millions of americans say hey, let'stake a look which for many will abfirst look at mitt romney and the folks here think that voters will like what they see and hear. reporting live from the rnc in tampa, steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. back to you. >> thank you very much, steve. this convention ends with as you heard with romney's acceptance speech tonight but will it go out with a bang or with a whimper. >> let's bring in our political analyst. larry, your thoughts. we'll talk about how this will change in the next 60 minutes. so far what's the take away? >> first, unity. the elgats have come together, they mended fences, made their common goal the replacement of democratic president barack obama more important than anything else. second, purpose. the speakers have been given to delegates key messaging why they must win and third, publicity. the convention has served as a huge infomercial like the democrat counterpart will with the intent of broadening these themes to viewers particularly in the critical swing sta

rock to joplin. making headlines this week, the heat and fire danger in the pacific northwest. seattle will make it around 91, tying their hottest of the season. 96, eugene. look at medford at 102. fall-like air comes behind. a cold front that brings storms. 67 in minneapolis. the coldest they've seen in about 2 1/2 months. 70 degrees this hour at airport, 2onal cooler at dulles and will of lots of sunshine and mid to upper 80's the northwest at 5-10. clouds will increase a little we willtomorrow in therong thunderstorms eveningernoon into the highs of 480's and extended shows a beautiful second >> storms and flooding from yesterday in the northeast. we have pictures coming up you won't want to miss. >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," a fatal crash in paradise. was it an accident or a reckless crime? >>> the teenagers who took things too far. a married mom getting way too close to members of the high school football team. and prosecutors say it was all caught on tape. >>> and kristen stewart's superstar defender. why jodie foster's blasting her critics

pacific. >>> let's go back inside with a very special guest. >> that's right. i'm here with chris rock.friends. >> if we broke up, i would wake up in the morning. i'd get my coffee. i'd be on my way. >> no more organic crap. nothing organic. the day we break up, i'm going to start barbecuing in this place. i can go to the knicks game, and hang with my boys. a few women. multiple women. hey. you got something on you. somebody needs to help you out there. >> you and your buddy, barack, just hanging out. >> me and the perez. >> the movie is funny. julie duffy plays your girlfriend. >> plays my girlfriend. then, everybody moves in from france. and the man who plays her dad in this movie -- >> he's great. he's really her dad. he speaks no english. and, yeah. it was amazing. >> you look kind of mesmerized by him. >> because i never understood what he was saying the whole movie because i don't speak french. >> really. >> i didn't have 21 kids. >> 19 kids. but they might have another one. >> with one woman? >> that's right. >> woo. >> you're not ready for that? >> no. if i have 19 kids, it will

rocks and vegetation and water. it is everywhere. this week the department of homeland security and the national nuclear security administration are covering nearly 70 mi. throughout san fransisco, pacific, an oakland, looking for radiation. >> we're looking at natural background radiation naturally occurring from the ground in from the air. we're measuring those background levels. >> is specially designed helicopter flies low to the ground and hovers only 300 ft. up, and in a methodical pattern it gathers data about energy. >> we have detectors mounted on the outside, and we simply count the gamma rays coming off of naturally occurring radiation. that number tells us how much there is. >> factored into the new data may also be radiation detected on beaches from the 2011 fukushima japan nuclear disaster. but the primary goal of this survey is to find out where we stand now, so that in the future if there's a natural or man-made disaster, scientists could quickly compare radiation levels. >> in the event there was ever a problem like what happened in japan, we could go back and determine the amount radiation release that had occurred. >> helicopter scanning will take place during the day

pacific officers cited her as she walked home during a lunch break in june. the citation was for trespassing. later when she showed up in court the judge issued a $6,000 fine >> i was not throwing rocks at the train or throwing myself on the tracks, i was not loitering >> many of the people apparently walked across the tracks as a convenient shortcut. she is fighting the fine and has another court appearance in a few weeks and in the meantime she is posting signs along the track to help save other pedestrians money. do you think that fine is fair? mchale is says obviously the sign is there for a reason, if you don't pay attention you are in danger in your life. the city is trying to keep you safe. you can comment on facebook and twitter or e-mail us >> $6,000 for a first offense seems pretty steep. >> we're doing pretty good on the roadways. a couple of different fender benders but no major hot spots and if you are heading towards the bridge you can still beat the rush. no major delays, yesterday it was a great commute at the bay bridge and never really saw a delay. hopefully that will be a repeat story today. many people are on summer vacation so hopefully no major problems. we are

pacific. >> our number one engine, the rpm stopped, this plane was barely flying with four motors and with it gone it hit the rockwater nose down i feel like someone hit me on the forehead with a sledge hammer. >> what happened next was documented in this 1998 story from correspondent bob simon. >> louie's part of the hive raft rapidly floating away from the burning water. >> 47 days in an inflatable raft. >> never played before, if you pray like a foxhole. >> he fought off sharks. >> this shark was so big that he could have taken one bite, and he could have bitten that raft in two. >> and battled the sea. >> i was in a violent storm, i never seen anything like it. >> things went from bad to worse. >> louie was near death when he was captured by the japanese. and taken to a place known as execution island, where every known prisoner had been put to death. >> they took great joy in telling us we were going to be executed, you know, and they would always go through the motion. >> it got even worse. his game back home led to hours of torture and beatings at the hand of a sadistic guard nicknamed the bird. >> i could

rock band called pussy riot who were sent to jail for protesting their government. this is not what you would expect to see or hear outside the russian embassy in pacific heights. >> i'm not afraid to show my face. this is in support of busy riot. >> reporter: they organized the small protest after hearing the verdict in russia that sent members of the band to jail for two years. their crime, hoolaginism. they sang and danced in a church to criticize the russian president. band members smiled as the judge handed down the sentences in moscow. they are now getting worldwide attention. >> the united states disappointed by the verdict. >> reporter: from the white house to protests in the streets of new york, london and moscow, where madonna gave them a nod. >> i think that they have done something greatr. amnesta called them prisoners of conscience. >> reporter: back at the embassy a woman said it feels like russia decades ago. >> we don't have freedom of speech in russia. all the newspapers, controlled by government. so,. >> reporter: you think you are going backward? >> yeah we are. >> reporter: so protests here in pacific heights wrapping up. there is another one plann

rocked a north indonesian island overnight. no tsunami reporting, no warning was issued. there are no reports of damages or injuries so far. indonesia is prone to earthquakes because it is in the pacific ring of fire, an arc of volcanos, fault lines circling the pacific basin. >>> in jail this morning, three female members of a provocative punk band in russia, found guilty of hooliganism. nbc's duncan goal list stanny has their story from london. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, defiant smiles when the verdict tame, these three are educated, middle class two mothers. they say the whole trial has been unfair and decided to laugh in the face of what they see as putin's oppressive system. but outside the court, anger and a crackdown by police. even chess star, gary kasparov, was arrested. this kind of reaction is one reason why the punk band says it started protesting in the first place. they call themselves pussy riot and this is what got them arrested in february. they stormed the altar of a moscow cathedral, calling on the virgin mary to chase vladimir putin away. it has infuriated the faithful and the authorities. critics say the arrests were putin's personal revenge and this trail

rock, dallas. stormy in the four corners region. hot in the rockies. >> 90s from billings to colorado springs. 107 in phoenix. 70s in the pacific northwest. 80s from the midsection into the east coast. >>> tropical storm isaac is having an impact on oil production in the gulf. and an impact on your wallet. oil production in the gulf was down 24% as the storm approached. big oil companies already evacuated and shutting down platforms. with production down, supplies could be pinched forcing prices up. just the news you didn't want to hear. tropical storm isaac blamed for driving up gas prices while the storm was still churning in the caribbean. gas prices jumping over the weekend to national average of $3.76 a gallon. for drivers in tennessee, the threat of isaac is suspected of sending prices up 10 cents since last week. the fallout is far reaching. >> yes, crazy week, weatherwise here. thing to remember this track changed a lot. not a definite that it will go to new orleans or that area. some parts will take it to mississippi. other models, panhandle. as we have seen already. just in the past 36 hours, the track is wildly changing. there is no definit

pacific sends outs second quarter earnings and inday mahindra turns out their results. >> over five years back of the financial crisis. today concentrating on the banking sector. northern rockailout was really the first sign the uk of course of a crisis. northern rock just a household mortgage lender getting into problems. we ran through to the dexia bailout in 2008. the big rbs, lloyd's, hbos bailout. anglo irish nationalized bank had to be bailout. then the first stress test in 2010. lloyd's ceo resigns at the end the year. 2011 stress test two. we had dax failing. ltr onks one came in towards the end the year. not an immediate impact from the ecb as we saw yields climbing sharply in spain and italy. which cause the berlusconi government to fall. ltro 2 first quarter of this year the bank here request aid, reform bank and now dealing with the spanish bank bailout. that's how it's unfolded over the last five years. how did those view the crisis and were they right in their analysis and/or begin and potential solutions? >> banking system was on the brink of collapse and as a result of experiod die show us action by governments around the world the banking system was saved.