johnson sees the board as -- >> i'm very familiar in taking on fights with police departments, police union, whoever wants to follow the independency of a organization like mine. >> reporter: right now cooperation between the board and b.a.r.t. is good. >>> school districts are on the state including san francisco unified are planning to sue the state of california. the sacramento bee says they want $2.1 billion in education funding that they say state leaders should have provided in the budget. the schools will be holding a press conference tomorrow to explain their case. >>> school issues aren't the only educational controversy in the bay area. a bake sale at uc berkeley that is the talk of the country. a live report on that tonight on news 36. >>> eric rasmussen is live with new information he just learned in the last half hour about a new requirement nurses are facing as they come back to work. eric-- >> reporter: julie this is something we are hearing just as nurses make their way out. they say they are all now being tested on what is considered a very basic procedure for feeding patie

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

security council prepares to consider the police union bid for membership at the world body on wednesday the last has promised to veto the move but russia and several other members of the council say they'll support the palestinians even in washington realize that all members should build their belief genius could still gain an elevated legal status in the un trail assembly where they have a majority now. you know without c still ahead speaking out but then being shouted down. here in america we're very proud of for freedom of speech and the right to speak is considered holy except if you see the wrong you can get in trouble so american celebrities are told to keep quiet by fellow citizens for speaking their minds about sensitive issues so little details coming out. e.u. countries have dropped their call for further immediate sanctions against syria the u.n. draft resolution has been softened and now threatening sanctions only the government doesn't stop its quiet down on the opposition or that crowd down currently continues the syrian army has deployed tanks and armored vehicles to the

sawyer and the police unions said no. >> how many more times are they going to come back to us and sayd more, we need more, we need more?" is it going to be to the point where we've given everything back? >> reporter: connecticut is one of at least eight states asking its public unions to make concessions. how worried were you that your job was going to be on the chopping block? >> i was very worried. >> reporter: ephraim golden, a forensic fraud examiner in connecticut c.t., voted for the deal. >> given the economic climate, i think it wasn't really the time to draw the line in the sand. we got an offer to get a four years of no layoffs. that was what led me to vote yes was the protection from layoffs. >> i will adapt and overcome. >> reporter: trooper sawyer has no regrets about his decision. >> it will be disheartening when i hand my badge and my gun and my i.d. over to my commanding officer because i worked so hard for it. >> reporter: thursday will be his last day on the job. elaine quijano, cbs news, middlebury, connecticut. >> mitchell: sunday's muscular dystrophy association te

sawyer and the police union said no. >> how many more times are they going to come back to us and saywe need more, we need more, we need more? you know, is it going to be to the point where we've given everything back? >> reporter: connecticut is one of at least eight states asking its public unions to make concessions. how worried were you that your job was going to be on the chopping block? >> i was very worried. >> reporter: efrem golden, a forensic fraud examiner in connecticut, voted for the deal. >> given the economic climate, i think that it wasn't really the time to draw the line in the sand. we got an offer to get four years of no layoffs. that was what led me to vote yes, was the protection from layoff. >> i will adapt and overcome. >> reporter: trooper sawyer has no regrets about his decision. >> it's going to be disheartening when i hand my badge and my gun and my i.d. over to my commanding officer because i worked so hard for it. >> thursday will be his last day on the job. elaine quijano, cbs news, middlebury, connecticut. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show,

sacramento is getting 50 additional police officers. unions representing police, fire, architects, engineers, middle management and maintenance zippered years- supervisors. police and firefighters have the option of moving their pension plan. additionally the union's plan on and dropping their arbitration. that move is expected to save san jose another 30 million over the next year. >> a shooting in tucson, six people were killed and others wounded including gabby giffords. >> a defense attorney for the american senate convicted of murdering a british roommate says she is an innocent girl who has been crucified in the media. she was sentenced to 26 years in prison and while her co-defendant was sentenced to 25 years. she was arrested in 2007, four days after her release body was found in the apartment. a decision from the court is expected on monday. we will be right back as a kron 4 morning news continues. that's not a double live look at the sunshine in walnut creek, left and on the right the clouds below mt. tam. we are looking at it cool d

is also investigate the hacking of the bart police union site. the bart police still struggling with how to handle these weekly protests, and in fact, bart police officials are considering filing restraining orders against some of the folks they have arrested week after week. >> i don't have any specific information about that. i do know that in the past, individuals who harass a transit system employee, you know, on a repeated basis, that there are court remedies to make sure that they don't continually come to bart stations. >> is those of you who have is legitimate media credentials with you, we will go through them right now. everybody with official media credentials. >> reporter: last week, police ended up detaining some journalists along with the activists, some of whom were obviously working for mainstream media organizations. today bart police said they're going provide a police line to shelter credential carrying journalists from arrest. so far it hasn't been necessary. as i mentioned, here at the civic center bart they've just gone down

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police. in turn, the union has sued the police alleging brutality. >>> the ntsb released its full report into its investigation into the deadly gas pipeline explosion in san bruno last september. as it did in its original report last month, the ntsb put the blame squarely on pg&e for the last -- blast. the report said in 1996, theualtity installed a substan -- utility installed a substandard pipe and it failed to test the pipe for weakness. the report also criticizes the federal transportation department for weak oversight of the pipeline operation. pg&e issued a statement in response to the statement saying -- >> it also said pg&e is implementing recommended changes as part of a larger effort to make its operations safer. >>> the state and oakland police are now investigating a patient death at alta bates medical. a nurse gave a nonprescribed dosage to a cancer patient, judith ming of oakland. an autopsy will be performed within the next day. the hospital hired 500 temporary nurses last week. staff nurses return to work tomorrow. >>> authorities have released the identity of a bicyclist kill

. >> there san jose firefighters and police officer union made a approval to cut down pension costs. it he includes engineers and supervisors. it's supposedly saving the city $467s million and reduces costs of pension benefits increasing retirement age fr workers. >> this savings are substantial and reforms real. >> the mayor cautioned staff must still review it. >> there are some modest changes and that is, i think a problem just because that is where most of the costs are. >> the police officer union is planning to drop its arbitration, making it permanent. >> and will he? won't he? tonight speculation about whether new jersey governor chris christie will run for president. the republican is in the bay area for a pricey fund-raiser in atherson. and we have the latest on a phone shall candidate his supporters are begging to run. governor christie coming here for what is being described as an intimate diner for 15 couples. meg whitman told us beef tender loin is on the menu for $15,000 to $25,000 per couple going to new jersey republican party. meg whitman would not talk with us on c

. >> police searched esteban's union city home again this morning. previous searches uncovered a shoe that had michelle's dna on it. while police call the evidence compelling, so far they done know the motive. >> i don't know the answer to that question. i'm certain the investigators don't know the answer to that question. that question may only be answered, i'm assuming, maybe by esteban herself. >> we once emphasized and let everyone know that isn't over until michelle is home. we're not giving up until she's back with us. >> le's family broke down as they reacted to news of the arrest. her brother says he has just one wish, for his birthday tomorrow. >> she would always call me and tell me happy birthday and to tell me that she loved me, and i just want to hear her voice so badly. and the only thing i'm going to be wishing for is for her to come back home. >> now police are crediting the family for keeping this story in the spotlight. le's family has held numerous searches since she disappeared. they have another search scheduled for december 16th.

morning san francisco board of supervisors hung up on a pension deal between mayor ed lee and police and fire union. the board's budget and finance committee reviewed the deal yesterday which would postpone raises for police and firefighters and increase pension contributions. the deal would shield them from proposition d pension measure. adachi says the she'd would cancel out more than $60 million in savings for the city but the police and fire unions say they made plenty of sacrifices to save the city money. the deal now goes to the full board. >> coming up scientists think they know why abalone and shell fish are dying off the sonoma coast. >> the state and samazon come u with a deal. >> thes thiitrs ts morning would shock just about everybody. we'll take a look. i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam-cleaning enthusiasts. it's good for the customer to get to know their own caet. and spending the day moving furniture and lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! i know. that's why i'm carpet for life. but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling

she has been a person of interest in the disappearance from the beginning when police searched her union city condominium. police say she was seen in the video surveillance, lee's blood found inside lee's car and her dna on a pair of tennis shoes owned by estoban. she admitted she hated lee for a friendship with her boyfriend, but estoban denied killing lee. >> we believe an assault occurred there in the parking garage. what condition michelle was in when she left isn't own. >> extensive searches of the east bay including hills around sonole have yet to turn up a body. >> no words can explain emotions at this moment. >> the only thing to be wishing for is for her to come back home. we're going to do everything we can to bring her home. >> now, i talked just moments ago with scott who is the boyfriend that may be at the sent center of the mystery. he told me he is relieved that estoban is behind bars. police do not believe he's involved in the disappearance or murder n hayward, abc 7 news you mentioned some evidence police say they linking estoban to lee. is there anything else? >> they d

. >> taking on fights against police department and unions, whoever wants to challenge the independence of an agency like mine. >> reporter: some were critical that the board long talked about all they started after the latest bart shooting. in sacramento, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> right now in oakland a packed school board meeting is underway as parents react to the plan to close as many as five elementary schools. >> save our schools, save our schools. >> reporter: under the plan maxwell, marshall and santa fe would close at the end of this school year. the closures come in response to declining enrollment and would save the district an estimated $2 million. a final decision is expected next month. >>> happening now, a somber and emotional vidual is underway to honor the memory of 26-year-old nursing student michelle lay. 200 people are gathering at the university to honor the young woman. her family organized the event to thank the community for its help. searchers found her body september 17th in a canyon. she was last seen alive four months ago today. we hear from those late tonight

>>> the san francisco board of supervisors approved a deal mayor ed lee reached with police and firefighters unionsts police and firefighters to keep raises in exchange for paying more into their pension funds. it saves the city there are 30 million. >>> hey sal you ready to take everybody where they need to go? >> yes, we are. we are looking at different places. we will see traffic is getting busier on highway 4 coming up to bay point. pittsburgh traffic looks good. already slowing in parts of antioch. this mornings commute also looks pretty good if you are driving on interstate 880 here in oakland. some of the earlier lane closures for road work have been picked up. if you are driving in san jose, northbound 17 traffic looks good. northbound 101 traffic moving along nicely. we don't have too many trouble spots in the south bay. traffic is also looking good on the freeways if you are in hayward 880 southbound between union city and fremont looks nice. and livermore 580 westbound driving through 680 is a nice drive. 5:39 let's go to steve. >> thank you kindly. a very good morning, to you all. we ha

qualifications of the replacement nurses they've hired because of the five-day -out of union nurses. >> -- >> oakland police investigating fatal shooting involving an officer. routine traffic stop near cherry street turned into a foot chase and scuffle last night. officers shot a man during the encounter. they say he was armed. >> once they caught up to the individual, struggle ensued. during the struggle the subject was armed with a firearm which posed a threat to the officers. officers discharged their weapon and the subject was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> police say they've recovered suspected narcotics from the scene. a second suspect sped away in a vehicle. police are still looking for him and the vehicle. >>> santa clara police searching for the driver involved in a hit-and-run that left a wheel bound chairman dead. police say the 67-year-old man died at the intersection of homestead road and pomeroy avenue yesterday morning. he was dragged 300 feet. police are looking to put together a description of the suspects' vehicle. they believe it has substantial friend end damage. >> this was the se

yesterday that hayward police arrested esteban at her union city home. they also searched the house and took away bags of evidence. cbs 5 spoke to corazon marisigan the mother of scott marisigan and he is the ex- boyfriend of murder suspect giselle esteban with whom he has a five-year-old daughter. three days before michelle le went missing scott took out a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend after she threatened to shoot herself. >> like the time he got stalked in san francisco. so we don't know what, you know, it's kind of like we don't know what's going to happen next with her temper. >> the background in the case, michelle le disappeared the night of may 27th when she took a break from her nursing class at kaiser hospital in hayward to go to her car. >> reporter: it wasn't until the next morning that police found michelle's car abandoned about half a mile away. her blood was found inside. but there was no body. yesterday, her brother michael spoke out about how tough it has been, especially because today is his 24th birthday. >> she would alw

we're afraid because he has a lawyer, who will get paid by the police union by the hour, they'll stretch will be a marathon. and we believe that this d.a. is up for the task and he will get convictions on these officers. the seven dollars juevidence is. they would have been behind bars. >> thank you, gentlemen, for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll have much more straight ahead. ♪ [ horn honks ] ♪ oh, those were the best of days ♪ ♪ i still feel the summer rays ♪ that graced our backs as we went down the lane ♪ [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] when your car is more than just a car to you, the right insurance matters. are you getting the coverage options you need and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage or visit travelers.com. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male annou

. >> one week after the mayor made this deal he got the endorsement of the police officers union. it certainly raises some questions. >> how do you feel about saying he has a back room deal? >> of course not. i think that we reached out to every labor union in the city. >> reporter: so what's really going on here? the bottom line is that early polls show that mayor ed lee is the clear favorite. he is running at about 35% favorable votes on the first round. the others are about 10 to 15 points behind. they hope to get him down and everybody gets within 5 or 10 points of winning they will have a race. so although leland yee is leading the charge, you can bet other candidates are waving him on in his corner, good for you, i'll meet you around the bend when things start to heat up. >> not to disparage politicians in general for what they do for a living, but really, is there one that's been elected that hasn't told us something that they didn't follow through on? >> reporter: i think that was george washington and it ended with that. but that's the point. they are basically trying to

that day ten years ago ♪ >> reporter: the event was organized by the san francisco police officer and firefighters unions were joined by nancy pelosi to honor the first responders during a solemn ceremony here outside city hall. mayor lee paid special tribute to the first responders who travelled from san francisco to new york in the wake of the attacks. >> we sent volunteers over there to help body recovery and recovery of that city. we also knew what it meant to new york, but what it meant to the country. we're standing as one country. >> reporter: mayor lee also declared tomorrow a day of service in san francisco, and hundreds of people are expected to take part in volunteer projects across the city to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. there have been no specific threats here in san francisco, but we're told that police have stepped up all security at all of the 9/11 events scheduled for tomorrow. monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monty. >> our coverage of the ten-year anniversary of the september 11th attacks continues tonight at 11:00, and tomorrow night, can you join us for a prime

police arrested esteban at her union city home this morning. they also searched the home another time and removed several bags of items. police call the evidence they've uncovered compelling. from bloodstains found in michelle le's car to surveillance video from the kaiser hospital parking garage where le was last seen. they also found her dna on one of esteban's shoes. l's family is grateful for the arrest, but they will not rest until they find the nursing student. they say they haven't given up hope. they are planning another search that will take place the weekend after next. that will be a three-day search. in hayward, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. let's turn our decision to decision 2010. today's gop party is a coming out of sorts. the first national stage for texas governor rick perry. you see michele bachmann at the microphone right now. let's bring in nbc's stephanie stanton who joins us from the debate. any kind of score card in terms of governor perry or mitt romney or bachmann? >> reporter: good evening to yo

the unions represent police, firefighters and three other groups. the san jose is facing a deficit that could lead to more service cuts. mayor chuck reed were the skyrocketing costs of pence benefits needs to be trimmed. >>> 19 people are dead and 35 are still missing following the powerful typhoon that swept through the philippines. yesterday's storm brought winds up to 90 miles an hour and heavy rain. many streets are flooded. rescue teams are work to be vac wait thousands of people in low lying areas. the typhoon is moving out of area but there is more trouble on the horizon. another powerful tropical storm is brewing in the pacific. it should reach the area within the next 24 hours. >>> today is another spare the air day here in the bay area. air quality officials say warm temperatures and light winds are contributing to a high concentration of ground level pollution. they're asking people to avoid unnecessary driving, reduce household energy use and refrain from the use of aerosol sprays and gas powered appliances like lawn mowers. this is the

. >> police arrested 27-year-old esteban at her union city home. about a week and a half ago. and after they confirmed it was le's dna. they found on the bottom of one of esteban's shoes. they found physical evidence that she had been in le's vehicle. and plus, there was security camera footage from the kaiser hospital parking garage. that put esteban there before and after le disappeared. and now, esteban, who is preg tphafpbt has -- who is pregnant has been held at the jail. the hearing is set for 9:00 here. >> stephanie, thanks. >>> police are searching for a suspect in a double shooting in south san francisco. it happened about 9:30 last night on the 600 block of first lane. and now police responded to a 911 call from people hearing gunshots and found two young men wounded. and as many as four suspects on the loose at this hour. and they got away in a 2004 or an '05 black four-door honda civic or it could be an accord, so far, no word on the victim's condition. >>> police in hayward are investigating a shooting that killed a man and injured his wife. and it happened just b

police say the man is from union city. they aren't releasing his name until his family is told. police say he was armed and carrying heroin when he was pulled over during a traffic stop. police say that's when he ran away and officers followed. when officers caught him they say there was a struggle where they saw heisman. they say one officer then drew his gun and shot the man. >>> investigators say they are getting closer to finding a man wanted in connection with two killings. today the sheriff's department released this photograph saying it shows aaron bassler. it shows him going into a cabin and carrying a high caliber assault rifle. he shot and killed a city councilman last month. they also believe he killed another man just two weeks earlier. >> there are questions tonight about just what type of medical error took the life of a 66- year-old cancer patient who died being treated by a replacement nurse. judith ming died saturday in oakland. police say she was given the wrong medication. tonight there are newspaper reports that she was given a supplement by iv that was meant

i would like to ask the chief of the police and the firefighters, the union leaders, to please come upsent his proclamation to you. on behalf of our city, i declare 9/11 to be the day of service and remember thirance in san fro and clear this proclamation for that. -- and clare -- declare this proclamation for that. [applause] >> next, we're honored to present congresswoman nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you very much. lt. tom o'connor is the president of the firefighters 798. thank you all for bringing us together today. it is an honor to join you to mark this ceremony with the esteemed collection of our leaders, the former mayor, the official family of our community, to join mayor lee, the police chief, and the fire chief. i join the mayor and acknowledging and thanking all of our first responders and their families for helping us to honor our first responsibility to the people, that is to keep them safe. when we visit the memory of september 11, we tread on sacred ground. on that day 10 years ago, california was a weekend to a changed world, to scenes of a horrific attack on our

police arrested a suspect in the case of a missing nurse. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >>> breaking news out of union city where police arrested a suspect in the case of a missing nurse. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. hayward police say they have one person in custody in the case of michelle le. authorities have been treating this as a homicide investigation. she didn't neighboring back to class back on may 27 in hayward. her family and friends have been holding search operation since her body was never recovered. officers will hold a news conference at 2:15 p.m. with more information on the arrest and we'll have the latest coming up at 5:00. but an arrest has been made. >>> four people dead in nevada and now investigators want to know what set off the shooter. police say eduardo sencion from carson city shot 11 people around the restaurant and then turned the gun on himself in a parking lot. he died at the hospital. we are hearing calls from the 911 tapes released today. >> ihop, right now, automatic wells! we saw one guy going. now he's coming back out with a gun hitting people in the parking lot. he has an automatic weapon! >>

police say the man is from union city. they aren't releasing his name until his family is told. say he was armed and carrying heroin when he was pulled over during a traffic stop. police say that's when he ran away and officers followed. when officers caught him they say there was a struggle where they saw heisman. they say one officer then drew his gun and shot the man. >>> investigators say they are getting closer to finding a man wanted in connection with two killings. today the sheriff's department released this photograph saying it shows aaron bassler. it shows him going into a cabin and carrying a high caliber assault rifle. he shot and killed a city councilman last month. they also believe he killed another man just two weeks earlier. >> there are questions tonight about just what type of medical error took the life of a 66- year-old cancer patient who died being treated by a replacement nurse. judith ming died saturday in oakland. police say she was given the wrong medication. tonight there are newspaper reports that she was given a supplement by iv that was meant to be

but this new proposal by five unions today could change that whole scenario. future policefighters and other san jose city workers can expect to work longer to reach retirement, have lower cost of living adjustments and no longer be allowed to cash out unused sick time. all of that and more would happen under a new union plan to reform city pensions. >> our proposals that are being discussed here today will bring in more than a half a half a billion, that's b, billion dollars over the next five years and will set our city on the course for fiscal stability. >> reporter: san jose has become ground zero for the pension debate with mayor reed threatening to push a ballot measure next year to force the unions into pension reform and the unions threatening to sue the city if that happens. but today, five unions representing about 3,000 police, firefighters, architects and others, extended what amounts to an olive branch to the city. >> we would rather drive the solutions rather than kicking it over to a judge and say you function our problems for us. >> reporter: after two years

police and fire. what you see before you is a package in which the unions, and these have been ratified by the members. the members have agreed to begin sharing in the cost of increased retirement contributions. this will be a first for the city and county of san francisco. it models the agreement reached between labor and the board of supervisors and the mayor's office in regard to an additional retirement cost- sharing that is going to the ballot. whether or not the measure passes, these employees will begin retirement contributions at a level of -- at a level of 3% additional to the amounts they're already paying. that will be a package which will produce between $20,000,000.30000000 dollars additional over the next two years. we have three moving pieces to this agreement. number one, we have a wage referral for each contract, and i will be excluded references to the unit one and 798 referring to a unit two. but we have wage referrals in the police contracts, fire contracts, and the value of 0.5% for your wind. and then in years one and two, we start seeing the 3% retirement contributions kick in,

[bell ringing] >> the memorial sponsored by the police and firefighter unions paid tribute to all oftims of 9/11 in addition to the men and women in uniform who risked their lives. >> some people say that they can't believe they did it. but these men and women, they're prepared to do it every single day. it's just they did it big. >> nine-year-old jack stancefield wasn't alive during the terror attack. his father is a san francisco firefighter paramedic. >> why is it important to be here today. >> to respect anytime and what happened on that day. >> our words cannot describe our thankfulness for the sacrifices you have undertaken to keep our communities, our city and country save. >> despite our individual stories we were all united. >> nancy pelosi recalled the food of the nation after the attack and the sharp political divisions over the next decade. >> the american people are mow united than what you see reflected in congress. but it's not about being -- that's just democracy. it's about having a legitimate debate about our values. >> reporter: but today there was only solemn resp

police arrested giselle esteban for murder at her union city home this afternoon. she is a childhood friend of le's, and both attended the same high school. police say le was last seen going to her car in a kaiser garage. >> security camera footage reveals that esteban was present, both before and after michelle's disappearance. >> m i c helle's dna was found on one of the shoes at esteban's home. >> reporter: they do not have a body, cause of death, or a motive. also, esteban once told a news station, she blamed le for breaking up a relationship with a boyfriend. >> our primary concern, was, is, and always will be to find michelle, and bring her home with us. >> reporter: police say esteban may be the only person who knows where le is. >> that she shouldn't drag this out any longer than it has to. >> reporter: police say they do not expect any other arrests. giselle esteban is set to be arraigned at the hayward hall of justice tomorrow. >> ktvu news as learned esteban is now 7 months pregnant. later what we've learned about the source of conflict between the two wo

police. he lived in union city and was a passenger in a car after being pulled over in a traffic stop. ran away and dropped a package of heroin when police chased him. police struggled and saw a gun, that is when an officer drew his weapon and fired. that suspect has not been released until victims are notified. >>> they are looking for somebody who kidnapped and robbed another woman. the group of five punched a 2 -year-old -- 28-year-old woman, shoved her into a car and then they stole her wallet cell phone and cash before finally releasing her on russian avenue. the two women are described between the ages of 25 and 30 and if you have any information contact san francisco police. >>> some lucky sky watchers will get a stunning light show over the next few days. it blasted particles from the sundown to us. it will likely trig a spectacular light show. people living in europe will get the best view. >> are you going to look for it? >> yes, it sounds exciting. >> sal is here to shed some light on our commute, sal? >>> let's look at what we have with the morning commute, westbound bay br

live at the hayward police headquarters with all the latest. >> of she had been listed as personal interest but then nothing happened, and in weeks past. and she was arrested at her union at the headquarters here as michelle lee family was on hand. >> i just want to hear her voice. i feel badly. >> a distraught michael lee talked about his sister michelle shortly after the police announced they had arrested gisselle esteban a onetime friend of michelle le for her murder. michelle le disappeared may 27th walking tour car that was located at the kaiser hospital structure in hayward police say was inside of the parking structure where she was initially attack and they say that there is substantial evidence against escobar. security camera footage shows that escobar would in the parking structure before and after michelle le disappearance. physical evidence suggests that as the bomb was inside of michelle le vehicle. her blood was found inside the vehicle and her dna was found on michelle escobar issued during a search warrant of her home. that said, the police still have nobody, no weapon, no motive and there are unsure of how michelle le died. >> the reality is that we d

the unions understand them. police understand them. we should bring that to justice. and then we will see the justice gets done. >> i think it is important to have an office that people want to come to. it is my commitment to make san francisco one of the best in the country so it is no longer just to the county referred to when we talk about the best offices in the country. we need to have leadership that has been there and done that, leadership that can train the lawyers. in order to lead an army of trial lawyers, you need to walk a mile in their shoes to earn and gained the trust of those lawyers. i have a federal clerkship in the northern district. i chose to go to the d a's office. i like these advances could be a office to be the place that people turned down offers to go to. it is important to have an internship program that is one of the best in the country. they know how they are in it for the duration. >> i am here to defend the district attorney's office. it was one of the most enviable job to get in today, i see a lot of that edta is here. no trouble, no p