police union's website yesterday moving. they posted personal information of more than 100 officers including home addresses. b.a.r.t.'s police union president says officers are being told to be on alert. >>> we're telling the officers if you are going to work, let your legal jurisdictions know what happened, what occurred and ask for some extra patrols around the neighborhood and look out for suspicious activity. >> this comes after the transit agency cutoff cell phone service inside its downtown stations last week to thwart a planned protest. the hacking group denies leaking the police officers' information. >>> ahead -- what led up to the search for a woman. >>> mark tamayo is already looking ahead to the weekend. he will tell you if there will be a cooldown. >>> his attitude is pretty much this is what he wanted. he's ready to go forward and roll the dice. >> the case of the man accused of beating up a priest was back in court. ahead, why the suspect is insisting on going to trial. man: we need a good night's sleep. woma

bart's police union president says officers are now being told to be on alert. >> we're telling officers you're going to work, let your local jurisdictions know what happened, what occurred and ask for some extra patrols around the neighborhood and look for suspicious activity. >> now, this hack attack and one over the weekend of bart's marketing website come after the transit agency cut off cell phone service inside its downtown stations last week to thawart a planned protest. the hacker group anonymous blasted bart's decision to do that. it took credit for the weekend attack, but denies responsibility for leaking the police officers' information. >>> we want to now get another check on the weather situation out there. hi, sal. >> good morning, heather. things are doing pretty well out there. if you are driving anywhere near the east shore freeway, should be a good drive for you heading out to the mcí arthur maze and no major issues heading out to the bay bridge toll plaza where it's going to be light so far coming into san francisco. we're off to a nice start. the road work on the lowe

the presidents of the bart police union said they are targeting the young people. >> i understand people have a right to be angry but that was not our decision. we as the police officers we do not make that decision. >> reporter: bart tweets it is not taking credit for the release of the information and says we don't condone this. in an internet chat link on the account someone who calls themselves fmg claims responsibility but says i am not a hacker. this is my first attack. this was the easiest thing. they had zero security. the person said they did it because they were angry with bart. now they are angry and met with the fbi and they are now investigating. in the mean time they scheduled another protest this one for monday afternoon. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> this is the latest in a series of attacks. jr stone on why the attacks are happening and what can be done. >> reporter: a group that risen in popularity. "anonymous." no one person was named as a leader, hacking. in the last week it's been a roll coaster ride for those working with bay area rapid transit. officers have been bu

the head of the police union says the system is unreliable but a department spokesman says the radios have been working fine. >>> a two-year-old oakland boy is expected to recover from a shooting in a drive-by shooting. police say the boy was walking with his parents on international boulevard when shots were fired. no suspects are in custody. the shooting happened just four blocks where carlos nava was killed in a drive-by shooting. police have arrested two men in the nava case. officers blame a recent string of shootings of too many guns in the hands of criminals. >> four sonoma wineries are announcing state sanctions have getting caught serving to alcohol to minors. on all four were busted in part of a sting operation. teens were sent to ten different tastings rooms. valley of the moon winery and b.r. cope winery and they were fined to serving to underage drinkers. >>> a historic shift of the university of california system. for the first time the total amount that sound pay in tuition will surpass what this get from state of california. they put the blame on the ongoing budget def

. >>> the bart police union is the latest target of hackers who posted the names, addresses and passwords of more than 100 bart officers today. ktvu's alex savage is live in oakland. >> reporter: this list with officers names, homedresses and paz words, all of -- passwords, all of it posted online today and now the fibis investigating -- the fbi is investigating. >> reporter: 100 bart police officers are on alert after someone hacked into their website. his home address was posted online. >> in one word, i am angry, up set. they are criminals in my mind. >> reporter: investigators tell us today's attack was likely in response to a decision by ballet last week when they shut down cell phone service inside the civic center station. anonymous threatened to retaluate against bart but the group denied responsibility saying the leak today of bart officer data could be the work of those who support anonymous. stay skeptical. the bart passengers sympathize with protesters but think posting officer information is crossing the line. >> great to protest because i think there were wrongs, but that is

in to investigate a second online attack by the group anonymous which gaped access to the bart police union website. the international group of hackers claimed responsibility of releasing the names, e-mail addresses and passwords of more than 100 officers yesterday. this incident follows sunday's posting of personal information about bart passengers. that was in retaliation for bart shutting off cell phone service thursday in fear of a protest. bart is holding a public hearing next thursday to discuss the transit agency's action. >>> an autopsy finds the man who kidnapped his 2-year-old daughter in custody dispute shot himself to death. samaan died of a self-inflicted gunshot wounds. his daughter suffered two gunshot wounds. both bodies were found saturday in the suv in a rural area of el dorado county. he kidnapped his daughter after receiving word that a sacramento county judge awarded full custody to the girl's mother ending a join custody agreement. >>> two relatives of the 3-year-old oakland boy killed last week in a drive-by shooting are opposing a city council man who wants to implem

also here, rochester police chief james shepherd and on the phone, we have rochester's police union presidentmike mazzeo. mr. mazzeo, what is your response to the way the police treated mr. lightfoot. >> a politician who was arrested and convicted in court on the charges, admitted in court he had been drinking and admitted that he had charges against him and now he's up for election and he's taking the spotlight away from his, what he did and directing it in a different direction, that's how i feel about mr. lightfoot. >> we had a little bit of trouble hearing you there, i imagine you're on a cell phone, but do you think mr. lightfoot is owed an apology at all? >> i think mr. lightfoot owes the officers who were making a letti legitimate arrest an apology. a >> councilman mcfadden, tell us what the city is planning in light of your letter now. >> on monday we are going to be announcing a 15-member commission to review the citizen police complaint process. we are hoping to revamp what we are currently doing the improve the process, make it more transparent for both community and police who go

. >> late this afternoon, the fbi sat down with members of bart police officers' union it was their web site that was hacked into and their information that was released. these are the names of 100 into bart police officers as well as their home addresses, e- mail accounts and passwords. the information was posted to the web for all to see by a hacker that broke into the park police officers association web site. >> i hope the people that did this realize what they have done they have basically compromise, not only the officers' safety but their family safety. their wives, their small children may be their elderly parents. >> the link was postponed operation bart twitter account they are behind this past monday's demonstration protesting guards decision last week to shut off self-service in anticipation of a rumored protest. >> i am angry it is not right. >> the president of bart police union says that they are targeting the wrong people. >> people have a right to be angry over the cellphone shut off but that was not our decision if we the police officers do not make that decision. >> o

. >> the ruling has also been criticized by victim support groups and the police union. >> is disgusting, says germany'' s largest circulating tabloid, reflecting public indignation. it seems that the court was not acting out of sympathy for the child kidnapper and murderer. it was holding up the principle of the rule of law. the message is clear. the police in germany under no circumstances may threaten a suspect with physical violence. >> the world cup is under way in the canary islands. the world's best kite boarde res are doing amazing things in the air and water. 80,000 head bangers have descended in northern germany for the world ' s biggest and most random heavy-metal festival. what started out of his -- as a camping trip for metal heads has involved into a spectacle. >> once a year, the little village is invaded by hordes of metalheads. 75,000 come from all over the world. >> is good fun. we look forward to it every year. >> it has been going strong for 22 years now. the festival has become a huge. 123 bands are performing on seven stages. the festival is always open by a volunte

. >>> hackers are, once again, targeted bards, implicated in the website of the bart police union. they took down its website this morning after names and addresses of more than 100 officers were posted online along with your e-mail addresses and passwords. it's not to be in retaliation for speech and shutting down south workers last week making investments as he is among those with information posted and he says he -- they put him at red. >> in one word, i am angry and upset. they are a bunch of criminals in my mind. >> reporter: any twitter message today, the organizers want to go before this latest hacking. a public report says that a girl has owned up to it. >>> the oakland school police chief is stepping down and apologizing for intensive tirade that led to his retirement. >> it's not a resignation, he is officially retired from law enforcement at a two-day. >> the formal complaint alleges that peter sarna said rick show slurs at an african-american sergeants be he says he makes no excuses for it is behavior. but he does admit to a problem to addiction pretty was cited for dru

he knows for a fact that the police union had every right to a pay raise. it was done away before i became mayor. they had a contract with that right. we tried to get as much money back from police and fire, with their cooperation. they have every legal right not to, but police, fire, nurses, in consideration of our request that we needed to balance the budget -- and we could have had layoffs if we did not balance the budget -- they for going to their membership and i believe they will vote in favor of giving back to the city. you have to thank them for that. they did not have to do it. instead of hitting them over the head, like mr. adachi does, you are not giving enough for you are taking something away, we need to thank them for cooperating. that is the difference in philosophy. i will invite him to appear at the board of supervisors, convince the board of supervisors, but i believe -- and they are checking in with the weekly -- they are telling me that our proposal is much more comprehensive. it has the help their contribution that they are going at. we

two months after the city spent $10 million upgrading the police system, the police union called the new equipment unreliable. officers still complain of garbled transmissions. the tech director insists it has been very solid the last three weeks. >>> it's being called the largest organized back to school event this history. a million fathers being called upon to participate. >> juan salazar's wife usually takes the kids to school and tomorrow he will. >> i work and bring kids back to school. the fathers are being encouraged to take part in the father's march. at martin luther king junior middle school a ceremony will kick off urging fathers to volunteer and get involved in their children's education. >> when the fathers are involved the students do better, academically and socially. and all the barriers are taken down. >> it's sponsored by the black star college in chicago. it's urging dads and father figures of all ethic backgrounds to take part. >> not all dads are participate. >> would you like him to take you to school once in a while? >> sure. >> why? >> because he is a nice da

. >> it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote a piece. >> it isridiculous. we have our problems, but nowhere near as bad as any other big city in the state of california or the state of america. >> with better customers here, she can make about $500 more a week than compared to oakland. >> what's your message to san jose about the growing prostitution problem? >> if they don't like it, do something about it. >> in san francisco, kit do. >> highway 12 in napa is open tonight after a fatal multiple vehicle crash closed that road for most of the day. police say a flat bed blew a fire while transporting a bulldozer, setting off a chain reaction crash involving a truck and three cars. one person died, eight went to the hospital. that road reopened just a few hours ago. >> tonight we're getting a new look at the new eastern span of the bay bridge. 7:45 tonight, cal tran switched on cat walk flights. gives us a preview of what the new span will look like when it opens in a few years. meanwhile, crews also began the final phases of construction. the suspension tower

. >> reporter: it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote an op ed piece titled san josebecoming sin city. >> it's kind of ridiculous when you compare to us any other city. we have our problems but nowhere near as bad as any other big city in the state of california or america. >> reporter: amanda said with better customers here she makes about $500 more a week than oakland. what's your message to san jose about the growing prostitution is problem? >> if they don't like it -- prostitution problem? >> if they don't like it, could something about it. >>> other bay area head lines, a fatal multiple car crash on highway 12 and napa closed the road most of the day. a cal fire flatbed blew a tire while transporting a bulldozer setting off a chain reaction crash involving the truck and three cars. one person died. eight went to the hospital and the road reopened just a few hours ago. >>> a memorial unveiled for san francisco police officer murdered 40 years ago today. the city dedicated a plaque and flagpole at the ingle side station to jack young. he died when fire erupted insi

the head of the police union says the system is unreliable but a department spokesman says the radios have been working fine. >>> a two-year-old oakland boy is expected to recover from a shooting in a drive-by shooting. police say the boy was walking with his parents on international boulevard when shots were fired. no suspects are in custody. the shooting happened just four blocks where carlos nava was killed in a drive-by shooting. police have arrested two men in the nava case. officers blame a recent string of shootings of too many guns in the hands of criminals. >> four sonoma wineries are announcing state sanctions have getting caught serving to alcohol to minors. on all four were busted in part of a sting operation. teens were sent to ten different tastings rooms. valley of the moon winery and b.r. cope winery and they were fined to serving to underage drinkers. >>> a historic shift of the university of california system. for the first time the total amount that sound pay in tuition will surpass what this get from state of california. they put the blame on the ongoing budget def

however, allen, the police union is saying that's not soon enough th needs tore perfect as soon as possible. >> yeah, right now. christin ayers, thanks. >>> if you thought your bank debit points program was a sure thing? think again. another major bank cuts back on customer rewards. >>> plus the skies are about to get friendlier. the new airline rules going in effect tomorrow. >> a few minutes and a few clicks in your day with mean big things for a nonprofit. >> how you can volunteer from your desk in as little as five minutes. >>> good evening to all of you, noting a heat wave coming this way. i'll pinpoint the day that will top off in the triple digits as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. ,, could be protests against bart, timed to disrupt the commute. disrupt the >>> we are keeping watch on what appears to be a growing protest against bart, trying to disrupt the evening commute. chopper 5 is over the bart station in san francisco. we also have two crews on the ground, joe vasquez who reported to us earlier, another crew on the platform that reports there are four arrests, four arrests

police union website. put home addresses of some police officers out there as well. and they aren't planning to stop any time soon necessarily. there has been a lot of public outrage about this kind of all over the place. one, don't cut off our cell phone service. it's become so ubiquitous. we really count on it. on the other hand b.a.r.t. is saying we want to make sure people get home safely. >> doesn't the hackers group, anonymous, undermine their cause very dramatically when they do things that hurt working people? putting out their private information, particularly? both for the police and the general public? that's a serious issue for working people. >> a lot of people are angry about that. it's also a way to get public attention. it seems any time there's civil disobedience one of the ideas is to inconvenience regular people, whether you're sitting on the road at livermore labs to stop the nuclear bomb being made there or being designed there. there's always going to be a public inconvenience. not only did it happen with the protests with the websites being hac

the head of the police union was overheard saying that he bought the appointment. others have said he is a member of the old boys' network. was that a political choice, that the union got one of their own as chief, that they might be more amenable to renegotiating the pension and kicking back the money in sour or forgoing raises for a third consecutive year? >> none of that injured into my decision making at all. it occurred so suddenly. they were literally confirming the as the vacancy was created. i asked the very same commission that helped to select the last chief to use the same process to come up with the best group of candidates. i reviewed it things with them about what they went through. i had concerns about whether they had open dialogue with the communities of the city, whether they had contact with all possible candidates. they did a very thoroughly vetted process. once i was satisfied with that, i proceeded to look to the recommendations they had. i interviewed each won twice. -- each one twice. focused solely on who was the best. i interviewed groups

police union's website and posted online the personal information of more than 100 b.a.r.t. cops. >> i'm angry. i'm upset. these guys are a bunch of criminals in my mind. >> reporter: this officer says the fbi is now investigating. he says there are 250 members of the union, 102 of them got hacked including himself. >> these officers now have their res res residents known. >> reporter: they have received some 9000 e-mails already. what does this accomplish? i mean, they have gotten your riders' information out there. now your police officers. what have they done? >> they have drawn attention to themselves. and they are nobody. they are anonymous. so that's what they have accomplished. they have hurt innocent people. they have exposed innocent people. we cannot stand for that. >> reporter: anonymous has called for another protest monday evening. will b.a.r.t. cut off cell service again? >> we haven't had any intelligence there is any need to so practically i doubt it will help but as the deputy said it is a tool. >> reporter: joe vazquez, cbs5. >> and joe tells us he made con

now this morning a group of hackers called anonymous has hacked into the police union's website and posted on line the personal information of more than 100 b.a.r.t. cops. >> i'm angry and upset. we have a bunch of criminals in my mind. >> reporter: this officer says the f.b.i. is investigating. he says there are 250 members of his union, 102 of them got hacked, including sacon himself. >> these officers have their residences, in some cases, known to the public, to criminals they've arrested, to people that they're going to come in contact with and may want retribution. >> bring it to the board. >> reporter: anyone who is upset about last week's cell devision sudden let b.a.r.t. know. they've received 9,000 e-mails already. >> what does this accomplish? they've gotten your riders information out there, now your police officer. what have they done. >> they've drawn attention to themselves and they're nobody. they're anonymous. so that's what they've accomplished. they've hurt innocent people, they've exposed innocent people. we cannot stand for that. >> reporter: anonymous has called for an

the group gained access to the bart police union web site, releasing names, e mail addresses and pass words of more than 100 bart cops. bart officials are concerned for the officers' safety and want extra patrols around their homes. today's hack follows sunday's posting of personal information of bart passengers. all of this in retaliation for bart shutting off cell service last thursday in order to keep protesters from organizing. >> san francisco city attorney filed a $3 million lawsuit against operators of one of the biggest car washes. dennis herera says the lawsuit against tower car wash is the largest back wage recovery effort since san francisco's minimum wage law in 2003 accusing the business of forcing employees to report to work but not allowing them to clock in until there were enough customers. the wait sometimes would be several hours. and a small, windowless room. >> if you're on call, you've got to be paid. i don't care where you are. they weren't paid for that time. they only required they be paid once they had to get out into the work place despite the fact they're th

bart's police union president says officers are now being told to be on alert. >> we're telling officers if you're going to work, let your local jurisdictions know what happened, what occurred and ask for some extra patrols around the neighborhood and look out for suspicious activity. >> this hack attack and one over the weekend of bart's marketing website come after the transit agency cut off cell phone service inside its downtown stations last week. that was all in an effort to thawart a planned protest. the hacker group anonymous blasted bart's decision to do so. it took credit for the weekend cyber attack, but denies responsibility for leaking the police officers' information. >>> time now 6:17. casey anthony's lawyers, they filed an appeal trying to keep her from having to go back to florida to serve a yearlong probation sentence. a judge recently ordered casey anthony to go back to orlando by the end of next week. now, she's supposed to report to a probation officer in a case where she pleaded guilty to stealing checks from a friend. that case is not related to casey anthony's rece

in to investigate a second online attack by the group anonymous which gained access to the bart police union website. the international group of hackers claimed responsibility for yesterday's attack. they released the names, e-mail addresses and passwords of more than 100 officers. bart officials say they are concerned for the officer's safety and they want extra patrols around the homes. but the deputy chief says the department will not be intimidated. >> it's not going to change to any manner how we respond to any incident from this. >> i can't believe it. this type of criminal act happened. >> this incident follows sunday's posting of personal information of bart passengers. that was in retaliation for bart shutting off cell phone service last thursday in fear of a protest. bart's board president is inviting the public to discuss the action at transit agency at a meeting next thursday. >>> san francisco lawyer accused of sexually assaulting at least three women he met through craig's list remains in custody on $3 million bail. authorities say attorneys michael hoffman carried out the atta

now this morning a group of hackers called "anonymous" has hacked into the bart police union's website and posted online the personal information of more than 100 bart cops. >> i'm angry. i'm upset. these guys are a bunch of criminals. >> reporter: this officer says the fbi is now investigating. he says there are 250 members of his union, 102 of them got hacked, including himself. >> these officers now have their residences in some cases known to the public to criminals that they have arrested. people that they are going to come into contact with may want retribution. >> reporter: bart's board president wants anybody upset about last week's cell phone decision to let bart know. they have received some 9,000 e- mails already. what does this accomplish? they have gotten your riders' information out there, now your police officers. what have they done? >> they have drawn attention to themselves and they're nobody. they're anonymous. so that's what they have accomplished. they have hurt innocent people. they have exposed innocent people. we cannot stand for that. >> reporter: "anonymous" h

the head of the city's police union says he has information lee will decide by the end of the day on monday. the filing deadline is next friday. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger has made his first speech in california since he admitted in may that he had a child with a former housekeeper. he spoke to a group of business leaders in l.a. last night. >> i think that gary is a smart guy. [ laughter ] >> because he knows that the only way you get to an event like this is to pay them or to give them an award. >> schwarzenegger did not mention his marital problems during his appearance, which is not surprising. >> no. >> not going to kick it off, well, i have had quite a couple of months. >>> coming up, some people can't hang on to their smart phones. >> actually, a lot of people think they are willing to give up the finer things in life for their gadgets. you hold onto your smart phone a lot. >> this could be for you. >> a new survey shows 33% of americans choose their iphones over sex. 55 would kick the caffeine habit to hang on to their android phones and 70% would turn down alc

oakland's police union says the lives of its officers and citizens is at risk. that is because the city's police radios are once again and not working properly. >> the oakland police department's new radio system went on line more than two months ago. officers in the field say it is riddled with problems. >> the radios are just not working, there are a lot of dead spots around oakland. there are also, when you hear the talk on the radio, it is garbled. those are some of the problems. bottom line, it is just not dependable. >> the oakland police officer association president says a radio is falling far below expectations and it is putting the safety officers and citizens at risk. >> the greatest tool that we have our police radios. we do not have those radios, we are sometimes defenseless. >> city officials from the mayor and police chiefs and down are taking this seriously. they say it is time for the company that sold the city this equipment to fix it. >> the bottom line is, the system we have right now is not dependable. we hope that is resolved as soon as poss

today the head of the police union tells us to keep the piece. >> i think the frustration levels will rise and there may be, may be something like that occurring. >> reporter: no one from b.a.r.t. would talk to us on camera about tomorrow's planned protest. it's set to start tomorrow after 5:00. although some organizers say some people could make their way down from platforms. >>> b.a.r.t. released a statement on their controversial decision to shut off cell phone service. we posted it in its entirety on our website ktvu.com. just click on the b.a.r.t. protest tab. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting at a birthday party in antioch last night. someone opened fire around 10:15 at a house fire on sevile. the shooting sent a 16-year-old to the hospital where he died. a 17-year-old girl from antioch was also shot. she's expected to survive. no air arrests have been made. >>> in castro valley two people are recovering after a shooting early this morning. officials say the victims two men and a woman were leave ago near by club when they were shot. their injuries are nonlife threa

governor christie in new jersey is fighting with police unions and has been over a year for their retirement packages and when rodney king the police should be rodney king were pardoned in a federal trial george h.w. bush himself gave an announcement and he said it was appalling that they got away with a lot more that does need to be done about the great the kind of the let's move on to our next story this is another thing that's causing everyone to go crazy so apparently there has been this rhetoric that's used towards the tea party when it came to the den to go she asians even joe biden apparently called them terrorists and said they were acting like terrorists when it comes to this and so of course the right wing has gone crazy and pale and had a particularly interesting response. if we were really domestic terrorists should president obama would be want to power over me i mean he didn't have a problem a ballot around with bill ayers back in the day when he kicked off his political career in apartment and then you know shaking hands with chavez and saying he doesn't need any preconditions

head of the police union says it's unreliable but a spokesperson says the radios have been working fine for weeks. >> a sacramento couple is facing charges this morning of forcing teenage girls into prostitution. south san francisco police arrested a couple at a hotel on south airport boulevard after getting reports of a runaway girl they found a 19 grld woman and evidence of prostitution. the three girls have been released to their parents. the couple have been booked into san mateo county jail. >> it's been three months since she disappeared. family and friends of missing nursing student michelle le say they won't give up hope of finding her alive. volunteers conducted a seventh search for le. at least four people joined the search. she was last seen going to her car at kaiser permanente hospital in hayward. police later found the car. >> it's waiting for something to happen. waiting for a break in the case. waiting for a conclusion. >>> a $100,000 reward is being offered for le's return or for any crucial information that leads to finding her. >>> the two u.c. berkeley graduates sent

the bart police union is in the process of notifying all these officers whose information was leaked today. a published report came out that says a young woman from france claims she was behind the attack. she said she acted alone and it was incredibly easy. >>> governor brown spoke out today against the rail project. he says it should continue. he says he's going to do his best to keep it moving forward. it's expected to cost about $43 billion, but that figure should be updated this fall. >>> a new caltrain study shows the commuter service can co exist with bullet trains. some residents oppose any plans that includes additional tracks. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, i've got your thursday forecast. it includes some heat inland and obviously some fog coast side. i will show you which cities will be the warmest. >>> a car wash is in hot water. why they are accused of cheating their workers out of wages. >>> saving a golf course. this debate is over more than just money. a san francisco car wash is facing some serious allegations over how it's treating its employees. what worke

the bart police union is in the process of notifying all these officers whose information was leaked today. a published report came out that says a young woman from france claims she was behind the attack. she said she acted alone and it was incredibly easy. >>> governor brown spoke out today against the rail project. he says it should continue. he says he's going to do his best to keep it moving forward. it's expected to cost about $43 billion, but that figure should be updated this fall. >>> a new caltrain study shows the commuter service can co exist with bullet trains. some residents oppose any plans that includes additional tracks. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, i've got your thursday forecast. it includes some heat inland and obviously some fog coast side. i will show you which cities will be the warmest. >>> a car wash is in hot water. why they are accused of cheating their workers a san francisco car wash is facing some serious allegations over how it's treating its employees. what workers say they were forced to do over and over. >> reporter: power car wash has been

the manchester police union leader complained that local officers know better how to police their communities than someone who lives 5,000 miles away. while his london counterpart says america polices by force. we don't want to do that in this country. what does that mean? all of this comes on the heels of the party's plan to drop the benefits and evict their families after last week's nightmarish chaos. the move that critics say will escalate the violence. all of this upheaval sounds like a job for a certain caped crusader we all know and tolerate. that's the only way i travel. matt, should england just listen to the advice. -- to the advice? he has done miracle work in new york and other cities i can't remember. >> they should actually listen to it, i think. not using force, call them thugs, anarchists, it won't stop them. taking away benefits, they haven't worked in years. they don't have benefits. they are probably half of them on welfare. they don't even know what they are fighting for. you are not taking anything from them. the only thing they are going to understand is kicking their as

> reporter: bart police officers aren't looking forward to another protest and the head of the police union said is he worried about having to keep the peace between proactivitiers and frustrated people. >> i think that's a real possibility, regin conveniences like this as a direct result of other people's actions. i think the frustration level will rise and -- may be some -- something like that happening. >> reporter: nobody from bart would talk to us on camera today about tomorrow's planned protest. organizers say the demonstration will start at five here outside of civic center. they expect as many as 9,000 people to take part.and they say their goal is to demonstrate peacefully. we are live in san francisco, channel 2news. >> now to a sloping situation in libya. rebels say the military unit in charge of protecting gadhafi has given up and one of his son social security in custody. the where abouts of gadhafi is unknown. this was the scene inside the capitol after six months of shelling and nato support it appears rebels have gained the upper hand. earlier they captured a key city on the

the head of san francisco police union says lee may announce on monday if he will run for mayor. his tone has changed recently. david stevenson asked the mayor this morning about the possibility of entering the race. >> i am meeting family this weekend. i've got a lot of people to talk with about this decision. and i look forward to it. >> the deadline for candidates to enter the race is august 12th. the field is crowded with more than 30 people seeking san francisco's top office at city hall. >>> it took less than 30 seconds today for the senate to resolve the two week faa shut down and sent thousands of people back to work. >> no objection. hearing no objection. so order. >> reporter: congress is technically on summer break but the senate used a procedure that did not require lawmakers to be present to cast their votes. they approved a house passed measure to temporarily extend funding for the faa. the shutdown affected more than 200 airports nationwide. that includes a new air traffic control tower under construction at oakland and projects at sfo to refurbish a taxi way. >>>