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powell mason and powell hyde lines will be shut down until sunday.t's the first time that all three lines have been closed to the public in 27 years. shuttle buses will be running as a replacement. >> another twist in the scandal involving arnold schwarzenegger and the child he admitted fathering. schwarzenegger has never demanded a dna test to prove paternity and the mother has never sought one either. they say schwarzenegger he is is this your the father because baena's husband was living out of country when she became pregnant=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=w you can see zploofd today at 3:00, oprah's one time personal chef comes to the bay area and facebook trend, pages for unborn babies. then at 4:00 and 5:00, more money doesn't necessarily mean a safer home. and san bruno blast victims are trying to rebuild and left in limbo by a pg&e approved contractor. will what left turn utility company do to make things right. >>> politicians can be left, right, red or blue, but half or not. the british website sexy mpdotuk asked visitors to rate members of the par

powell mason and powell hyde lines will be shut down until sunday.t's the first time that all three lines have been closed to the public in 27 years. shuttle buses will be running as a replacement. >> another twist in the scandal involving arnold schwarzenegger and the child he admitted fathering. schwarzenegger has never demanded a dna test to prove paternity and the mother has never sought one either. they say schwarzenegger he is is this your the father because baena's husband was living out of country when she became pregnant  zploofd today at 3:00, oprah's one time personal chef comes to the bay area and facebook trend, pages for unborn babies. then at 4:00 and 5:00, more money doesn't necessarily mean a safer home. and san bruno blast victims are trying to rebuild and left in limbo by a pg&e approved contractor. will what left turn utility company do to makehings right. >>> politicians can be left, right, red or blue, but half or not. the british website sexy mpdotuk asked visitors to rate

under questioning, he admits to poisoning powell by pouring cyanide into his feeding tube. harvey calls it a mercy killing. the patient reminded him of his father. attorney william whalen was appointed to defend harvey. whalen thought he was dealing with a single mercy killing. but rumors of other murders began to circulate. >> i went to the justice center and sat down with donald. and i said have you killed more than one person? and i fully expected him to say no. and he answered yes. i asked him to tell me how many people he killed. he said i can't. i got irritated with him and said i just told you, you have to be honest with me. and he said you don't understand. i can only estimate. i told him to, in his mind, pick a number that he knew it could not possibly go beyond. he said 70. we talked for 45 minutes more. and i could never tell you what we talked about. i mean, my mind, all i could see was a red neon sign blinking the number 70. >> whalen offered the prosecutor's office a deal, a full confession of all harvey's murders in exchange for taking the death penalty off t

the powell mason and the powell hydelines are not returning for maintenance.shuttle buses will run instead. the hyde street turnaround looked more quieter than usual. the street line in california -- the california street line has been out for renovation. >>> ahead -- you one of the best sports stars of all times just announced he will retire. >>> and how you can help some creatures with very cute faces this weekend. >>> a sharp drive on job growth and continuing to slow down in the manufacturing sector. the dow is down right now, over 262 points. that's the biggest drop since early march. and the nasdaq also down over 2%, down 59 points. s&p is down 27. >>> nba star shaquille o'neal may be ready to hang up his sneakers. shaq seen her as a celebrity conductor for the boston pops last december sent out a tweet this morning that said he's about to retire. he says "we did it 19 years, baby. thank you very much. that's why i'm telling you first, i'm about to retire." a spokesperson for the boston celtics says he has not informed the team yet of his plans. >>> the

. >> rose: so define for me the differences in views of donald rumsfeld and col powell about iraq. who prevailed? >> well, i... as we talk about in the book at some length, i felt we should be in and not make a career out of it. >> rose: you thought go in there, do the job and get out. >> exactly. >> rose: leave a very small force. >> i never... the force size was the commanders' decisions. but at i wanted to do was not to be seen as an occupying force for a long period. and tory to transfer responsibility to responsible iraqis as quickly as possible. and the state department and, indeed, the national security council and certainly the coalition provisional authority decided that we should be slower than i was encouraging. and that was a substantive difference, for example. >> rose: it's more than that. thatounds too easy. they decided that the pace should be slower? i mean... >> the pace was slower than i would have preferred. >> rose:and... why was the space slower? because it seems to me that the basic differences between you and colin powell were different other than the pace o

he gives up a solo blast to landon powell. that would be the difference as the a's complete the sweep 2-1 the final. it is oakland's fifth straight victory. >> we add great series at home. we won five straight. sometimes your pitching has to do it, and sometimes your hitting has to do it. that's what we have to be. >> we are swinging the bat well. it has been an on going deal. hopefully we will turn it around. >>> still to come, cal opens play at the college world series. would it be bad news for the bears? the highlights and you will hear from cal's head coach. >>> at the college world series, cal was hoping to keep its cinderella story going against top seed virginia. this is their first trip since 1992. it was score less until the 7th with one out. john hicks singles, and it is the game's first run. a man on and jarod cane drives it to deep left field. he goes out and can't quite make the catch. cal finally got on the board in the 9th bunting with a base hit to effort l. the rally would fall short as brandon klein comes in

in that case president carter and jody powell did the right thing.'m sure none of them felt good about it. what is very interesting about lying is that if you think about it we engage in deception all the time in our daily lives. what we call it is spinning. when you ask president obama how the american economy is today, he spends. he tells you the positive news and downplays the negative news. when a boy meets a girl the boy wants today that girl. he goes to great lengths to portray himself and the most positive light. he is spinning. deception as part of daily life. but lying is a special form of deception. most people in our society, the vast majority of people in our society would recoil at being called a liar. there's something really terrible. as a result of that i don't think that leaders who lied to their people or leaders to launch other leaders feel good about it. there may be a good exceptions. but someone like dwight eisenhower, even john f. kennedy, very, very reluctant to line for more reasons. it is a form of behavior that is actually

let me start with rafael powell. following his graduate studies rafael taught at an all girls christian school in hong kong. in 1991, rafael emigrated to the u.s., settled in san francisco, and for the next 20 years, he dedicated himself to teaching students. in addition to marina middle school where he is retiring from, rafael also taught at horace mann and her better hoover middle schools. -- herbert hoover middle schools. and spent much of his time teaching as a bilingual teacher. students remember rafael as a teacher who not only takes his teaching very seriously but apparently never runs out of funny jokes. lorraine perry is a third generation san franciscan. lorraine, her parents, and her grandparents all attended public schools in san francisco. in the fall of 1985, lorraine was hired to teach science at james middle school where she worked for three years. and then she transferred to marina middle school where she has taught math and science for the past 23 years. as well as being part of the gender academy u

the powell in mason and powell and hyde lines will be out of service until sunday.ing the construction bus shuttles will be in place. this is the first time that all three of the city's cable car lines are out of service in 27 years. the california line has been down since january for ongoing repairs expected to last through the summer. >>> all right. it's coming up on 5:00. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic. sal. >>> i was out doing a story yesterday near union square. a lot of people riding the cable cars. >> they're going to be unhappy. >> yes. hopefully they'll be back soon. good morning everybody. go out and take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along pretty well except in one area and that would be 880 northbound in oakland. you can see these are live pictures of a street sweeper sweeping up some of the absorbent material from a tease sell spill as a result of a high speed accident involving a big rig happened just after midnight. they're still cleaning it up northbound 880 traffic near 7th which is near that big post office there

the powell-mason and powell-hyde lines which connect tours from downtown to fisherman's wharf and ghirardelli square will be shut down through sunday. muni says the work is needed to keep cable cars reliable, safe and efficient. shuttle buss will be running for the next five days to replace the cable cars. >>> in the south bay, a grand opening of new water control gates is set for later this morning at the former industrial salt pond. it will reconnect waters of san francisco bay with san jose guadalupe rivers in ways not seen since the 1920s. the event is part of the ongoing effort to return 15,000 acres of former salt evaporation ponds back to wetlanded and create habitat for fish, birds and wildlife. crews started to cut a 43-foot concrete notch as part of the $2.5 million project. >>> 4:46. coming up, while sexting could jeopardize career in california. and what japan says about the mass calculation to the risk of the power plant. >> sarah palin and donald trump meet for pizza. is she in? i'm john hendren in washington. i have more on that coming up. >>> you know how state law requires ca

, robert powell. >> we love them both. >> they were a big part of putting this together and hopefullys. >> an important message. you've got to love yourself first. amy robach, thank you. up next, unique gift ideas for dad. jill martin is here with fun finds for father's day right after this. al will love it. father's day is not for celebrating dads. come on dad! [ female announcer ] it's for celebrating all our dads are. our fellow explorers... can i touch him? yeah. ow! [ female announcer ] ...personal doctors... and that's why we wear shoes. [ female announcer ] ...d our oldest, closest buds. ♪ father's day is for us to say, "i'm so glad you're mine." come here... oh. happy father's day, daddy. [ female announcer ] now, select cards come postage paid. happy father's day, daddy. [ veterinarian ] your turn, max. [ max ] inside and out. and i'm not the only one who thinks so. right, doc? [ female announcer ] vets agree -- a healthy checkup starts inside. our breakthrough iams premium protection formula is developed with vets, with cutting-edge ingredients for the lifelong health of you

the city shut down the powell mason and powell hyde routes today for work on the lines.hey will be out of service until sunday. it was a surprise for tourists, who expected a ride on the historic cars. >> rather disappointed. just graduated from college. we brought them back with the idea of memories of san francisco. it's been a while. and one thing they wanted to do was ride the cable cars. obviously not. >> the city's third line from vanness to drum street has been down since january for repairs. shuttle buses are running in place of the cable cars and they are cheaper, $2 instead of $5. >>> bargain hunters, beware when buying meds online. >> horrified, of course. >> you won't believe all the fake drugs we found coming through bay area mail. >>> and long commutes driving couples apart. why your relationship may be at risk. >> i love it, it's amazing, incredible. >> got the jackson five, the backstreet boys. meet the boy band started right here in the bay area that is singing their way to the top. >>> jed of june 1, it feels more like april 1. but no joke, no fooling.

now today we'll speak with lawrence wilkerson colin powells former chief of staff about president obama's speech tonight on withdrawing troops from afghanistan also take a look at what the chairman ben bernanke had to say in his second press conference and let's just say that it wasn't good news and then we'll look into an f.b.i. raid that took place last night some reports are saying that it might have to do with an attempted crackdown on world security or have all the more free tonight but first let's take a quick look at what your mainstream media is missing. so tonight at eight pm president obama will be giving a speech to the nation announcing his plan his timetable for withdrawing troops from afghanistan and the mainstream media actually notice this time. tonight tonight president obama outlines the beginning of the end of u.s. military involvement in afghanistan now sources tell c.n.n. that the president will announce ten thousand american troops will be coming home by the end of this year and for eighteen months our troops will begin to come home . tonight president obama is plann

powell mason and powell hide shut down for repairs. tourist that wanted to experience the ride were disappointed. >> it is our first day this san francisco. >> it is the one of the things about san francisco. bridge and tram . yes, i discovered it is not running. >> both the power lines will resume service on monday. california line is expected to reopen in july. >> shaquille o'neil dominated with size and charis maand 19 years in the nba. shaq, the diesel and about shamrock and whatever else you can dream up. he is retiring. he won four nba titles. but his body broke down this season and he couldn't play anymore. shaq released word of his retirement on twitter. seven-1 or 321 pound o'neil retires with more than 28,000. >> i didn't know he was knownas big aris to thele. >> french diet doctor is now fire. >> i am sure you heard about the high protein dukan diet. a rival diet claim that is it is dangerous to your health. >> the doctor who invented it is fighting back in court. two french dieting heavyweights are duking it out in the pari

they will be out for the next few days on powell street.hey are out for a longer street on california street -- a longer time on california street. and by the way, welcome to san francisco. what's the weather gonna be like? let's go to steve. >> well, it's unusual. we'll have 60s and there will be some sun, a lot of clouds and occasionally showers. rain is already moving in for some. today the low moves into the north. so that gives us very unsettled conditions. later on this afternoon, out toward the valley. the weekend does look like rain. the only bugaboo would be if this next low comes in and if this system comes on shore. it does look cloudy. rain is moving in for some. not for everybody. mainly north bay, santa rosa stretching up to men doe so knee county -- mendocino county. still offshore from the san mateo coast. line of showers flirting around the bay. out to napa and fairfield and kind parallel to the 80. the low is getting kicked along. we're destabilizing the atmosphere. it won't take that long. things are already beginning to

time to the fair and also puts more traffic and necessary in that north beach area, and drivers take powell street, then you have a problem, because that is at the main edge of chinatown, and trying to get through there is a headache. you drive all the way from union square to fisherman's wharf, you try that. tell me if mason street is not the most efficient, safest, and most productive way to get tourists and visitors to the city who are staying at the hotel and who we would pick up in the area, visiting from out of town or coming from the up side area, and get over to the fisherman's wharf area, so it is going to create a problem and create traffic unnecessarily in the area, and i appreciate you also look at that when you want to improve taxi service. well, you yourselves by closing mason street is going to hurt taxi service. >> excuse me, sir, i believe you already had an opportunity to speak. president chiu: sir, you had an opportunity to comment on either the eir or the other. the reason we allow them to speak is specifically the city -- >> if you cut me off, you are cutting off -- pre

the man that started it all, many, many years ago with the help of god is graham powell of the global day of prayer. thank you for joining us on the broadcast. >> thank you. we look forward to praying with all our friends around the globe. bless you. >>> speaking of transformation, it happened in this kentucky time. learn more about the manchester revival and amazing changes that take place when god's people pray. stay with us, back in a moment. >> with 63 churches and a small county, march through town for us was bigger than the parting of the red sea. you can talk to the 3500 people there today and everybody tears up. it is an awesome thing that are happened. from that, all of a sudden, the church had a voice in our community. >> that is pastor doug abner talking about his town's amazing transformation. just a few years ago it was torn apart by drugs and corruption. several people marched in the streets of may of 2004 telling drug dealers to get saved or get busted. when they prayed abner says god's presence showed up in a beautiful way. george odus jr., our next guest has documente

affeldt gives up a no-doubter to landon powell, his first home run of the season, proves to be the differenceletely sweep. it's oakland's fifth straight victory. >> just playing with a lot of energy, and guys are throwing and the b.p. has been dog a -- doing a great job, and the starters are hanging in there. >> a great series at home here, won five straight. sometimes it's your pitching or your hitting. >> definitely not playing -- swinging the bat well. it's been kind of an ongoing deal. hopefully we can just turn it around. >> rick: at the college world series, cal took on top cede -- top seed virginia. the bears hoping their cinderella story kind in omaha, it was scoreless until the seventh with one out. hicks singles and scores the first run. the cavaliers added two more in the eighth. bunting goes all out but goes over his head. virginia would open up a 4-0 lead. cal finally got on the board in the ninth but the rally falls short as cline shuts the door. gets mag enthuse to pop out to end the cop test. the bears lose 4-1 but play tuesday in this double elimination tournament. >> we got

. >> i took a walk after the morning show this morning, live over near market and powell and saw three or four of the trucks that were lined up, one from kern county, one from long beach, the other l.a. county. and it was 8:00 in the morning. the men were dressed in their dress blues shining the trucks, cleaning them up after driving from so far away. and i talked to them about it. that's what it's about showing our respect and making sure everything is spot on clean and perfect for these two firefighters today. >> you know, it's just part of what we are and how we do things, as one big family. firefighters throughout the united states and even throughout the world you can go anywhere and be welcome as a firefighter in other places. >> we are talking a little bit about coverage and how all this got organized. i think it's important for viewers to note that all of the stations, all of the television radio station in the bay area have all cooperated in terms of coverage. this is all pool coverage. there is nobody trying to ace anybody out on any camera angles or shots. all this was agree

the city shut down the powell mason and powell-hyde routes today for work on those lines. they will be out of service until sunday. it was a surprise for tourists who expected to ride on those historic cars. >> rather disappointed. >> rather disappointed. just graduated from college. we brought them back with the idea of memories of san francisco. it's been a while. and one thing they wanted to do was ride the cable cars. obviously not. van ness to drum street has been down since january for repairs. >>> just beneath the surface there is a story that goes back at least 100 years. what are the archeologists finding at the sutro dig site in that's tonight's "good question." >> reporter: you have probably seen pictures of san francisco's old cliff house. the old sutro baths and even playland at the beach. but do you know what this building is? >> there's something called the swing, mystic maze, and then right in here was a series of concession stands or little shops and restaurants that we know very little about. >> reporter: the year was 1896. adolph sutro purchased a number

the powell-mason and powell-hyde line connecting tourists from downtown to fisherman's wharf and ghirardelliare is shut down until sunday. muni says it's needed to keep them reliable and efficient. shuttle buss will run for five days to replace cable cars. >>> recapping the top stories wednesday. south bay infant is back home safely after a car thief managed to kidnap her while stealing the vehicle she was riding in. abc7's terry mcsweeney live in the south bay bureau with the latest. >> the entire story took four hours. those were terrifying hours for the mother of 1-month-old mariana carona. look at the reunion. how it ended. mother, grandparents, baby, joy and relief at the return of the tiny girl. the mother tells police it began when she went to st. kathryn church at morgan hill. she left the infant in the car with the engine running. she comes out a few minutes later and the '91 infinity is gone, so is the baby. authorities issued an amber alert. 5:30 the car was located in salinas. mariana checked out at the hospital and she is doing fine. they had no idea that the child was in the ba

participants continued to moon walk on to powell street.heir last dance took place on market street a short time ago. organizers say they rehearsed their moves in advance and put up youtube tutorials for those  who decided to join in. >>> 2011 could go down as the ski season that just never ended. people could take a pick between skiing and biking down the mountain. at tahoe, we've got squaw, sugar bowl and alpine -- nick, you said there's rain coming. just for entertainment's sake. >> i'm going to go out on a limb and say no. >> good for you. >> you can go and enjoy. >> i am. >> friends visiting from out of town, frequently making the trek across the golden gate bridge, you saw a little bit of sunshine out there today, but it's hard to come by and temperatures were cool. look as these readings. way below the average. few degrees cooler than yesterday. 75. got to 86 in the valley. along the coast, our friends in santa cruz, half moon bay, 50s to low 60s. hardly any sun. tomorrow, a better chance for it, i think. the reason is that our mari

landon powell crush as fastball, his first how were of the year. it ends up being the difference.ow about this, the as win 2-1. they sweep the giants. oakland under the great -- has now won five straight. tiger woods is not playing this week, but rory mcilroy has turned in a tiger performance, leading by eight strokes going into the final round. tiger held a four-stroke lead in the masters and blew up with an 80 and lost. on his practice range this morning, he hit the cart that collects range balls. no harm done. he had a laugh. don't know about the cart guy. the first round tells a lot. he jars his put to go 15 under par. any nerves were settled there. mcilroy's play has been -- all week. he would make another birdie to increase his lead to ten strokes. time to get the history books ready. mcilroy put on a performance reminiscent of tiger at pebble beach where he won by 15 strokes. mcilroy's tee shot at ten, but when you're hot, you're hot. the ball goes down the slope, stopping inches from the hole at 17 under he's enjoying life. at 18, the drama far removed, he taps taps in for

el dia de ayer landon powell con este home run solitarion fue quien le dio a los atleticos la victoriaaron la serie tres a cero.... el dia de maÑana oakland abrira una serie de tres partidos y de visita ante los mets... los gigantes tambien iniciaran maÑana una serie de tres partidos en casa ante los mijisos de minessota... ---la copa oro edicion 2011 ya tienen a sus semifinalista.... el sabado mexico con sigui su boleto a duras penas ganandole a guatemala 2 a 1 los azteca iniciaron perdiedo el cotejo pero en el segundo tiempo de diero la vuelta a la tortilla.... el mismo sabado los catrachos amarraron el segundo cupo al doblegar en penales al costa rica del vigoton lavolpe.... ---el dia de aye otros dos paises avanzaron a los cuartos de final... uno de ellos fue los estado unidos quien apesar de contar con un futbol muy devil de acostumbrado doblegaron a los jamaicanos con un contundente dos a cero... el ultimo imvitado a las semis fue panama... los canaleros vencieron a el salvador en los tiros del punto penal... ---las semifinales quedaron conformada de la siguiente manera.... el mi

that was retired general former secretary of state colin powell, with a question for president obamas father's day. the president, of course, barely knew his own father, barack obama sr. was largely absent from his son's life. and abc's robin roberts spoke with the commander in chief about what that experience taught him. and she joins us now. robin, those lessons have not just influenced the president's decision as a father, but to colin powell's point, have they also shaped some administration's policies? >> that's a good point, yes, they have. christiane, president obama knows first hand the challenges one can face, growing up without a father in the home and has established many fatherhood initiative, including this year's program which is called strong father, strong families and the president sparked a national conversation, a dialogue about fatherhood and taking personal responsibilities, i've had a chance this week to go to the white house and sit down with the dad this chief. >> perfect day on father's day, is just spending time with them. the great thing, and some of this i

he believed that if you went in -- colin powell gets the credit for the doctrine of overwhelming force these days, and i often think that general powell ought to remind us that dwight eisenhower talked about that all the time. but, of course, eisenhower got it from the great german general. anyway, overwhelming force and that marginal, the trouble -- ike understood very well the trouble with partial interventions is they spin out of control, that they are very hard to manage. and the libyan one appears to me to be that way, too, so i don't know whether the president would want to talk with me about that or not. [laughter] i'm a little concerned about that it's becoming a stalemate. and you can have not only a unilateral quagmire like we've had a couple of other places, you can have a multilateral quagmire too. yes, sir. >> what was richard nixon's role in if all this, if any? >> richard nixon's role, there's a lot of mythology about nixon and eisenhower. there's just, you know, i don't want to get too involved, but the eisenhower presidency has just been distorted by my profession sham

. >> none of the options seem powell pulled for greece and the eurozone to get a deal to try to defuse what could potentially be a looming financial hurricane. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, capturing the conflict in libya. each photograph brings the battle into focus. england is busy celebrating the glastonbury music festival. this year, for the first time, you too will be performing. -- u2 will be performing. when this started, tickets would set you back a pound. now report on the changes and the criticisms that have followed. >> on the surface, it seems like a classic glastonbury, tens of thousands of fans going through the mud and join a weekend full of music. -- in joining-- enjoying a weekend full of music. some have said the festival has become too big and corporate. organizers have scaled back their involvement with large companies. >> we never really liked it that much. the money is useful. we decided we did not even a more -- did not need it anymore. >> it began as a more modest festival with just a few acts and a smaller audience. most bands recog

to clarify the location, the playground is located between lombard and greenwich, powell and mason streets, and the site also includes 701 lombard street along columbus avenue, which is currently a parking lot. there is a long history of recreation use at the site. it was established in 1909, just after the earthquake in 1906. this is a photograph prior to the current library been built on top of one of the tennis courts at the sixth and playground -- at the existing playground. this is a photograph of the existing library, which as was mentioned, does not meet the needs of the community, is not accessible, and does not meet requirements of the ada. furthermore, it is not seismically safe. the interior of the library is currently overcrowded, should have separate spaces for teenagers and children. there are only three computers to serve the entire neighborhood. the excess ability areas, as i mentioned, are not co-compliant, and this has resulted in programs being canceled at this location and relocated to other areas. this is a diagram showing existing site plan. you can see the current lo

this week on the communicators, a discussion with the head -- former head of the sec, michael powell. >> what is it like coming to the show in your new capacity verses you're old world as a regulator? >> it is very different. -- verses your old wolperrole aa regulator? >> it is very different. i told my wife the other day i feel like is like running for president or something. you are scheduled every three minutes. but it is really our premier window on the world. it is very exciting. how many jobs come with their own show? it really is a chance to tell the story. i am having a ball, but it is very different. >> this is a trade show, not a consumer show. so many people in the audience will not have a sense of what goes on here. what are you seeing in this business right now as you walk around? >> the real story is, cable is beginning to open the book on the next chapter in its history. we have all watched for over a decade now technological revolution and the various things coming into the home, various new devices. it has been a while and we are getting ready to see the cable home ex

powell is scheduled to be back in operation on monday. the california line has been closed since january but should open by the end of the month. >>> and weather delaying a paving project in marin county. caltrans was supposed to upgrade a six mile stretch but is moving that back now to next week. freeway on and off ramps will be closed during the overnight work once it gets under way. caltrans says it won't close consecutive ramps, and that should help make the detours minimal. >>> and monitoring a tornado, bill what do you have? >> yeah it is the second one, the most current situation in northern california, very similar for what we saw last week, butte county, the tornado warning is dropped. but this one is issued for just southeast of yuba city, the southern end of the system, the earlier -- i'll back it out, you can see the first tornado warning pop out. there it is. as the system develops right outside yuba city, there you get the tornado warning. and it shares a part as it moves into the foothills. look on the lower half, the torna

the powell and mason and powell and hyde lines will be out of construction until monday. this is now the first time that all three of the city's cable car lines are out of service in 27 years at the same time. california line has been down since january for ongoing repairs expected to last through the summer. >>> time now 6:38. that's a big deal, sal. i know you're also keeping an eye on the toll plaza too. >>> you know people do commute by the cable cars too. so people will have to get on the bus. i know a lot of people who use the cable car don't like the bus. it's not as pretty. let's go out and take a look at westbound bay bridge. this commute is okay. it is backed up for about a ten minute delay. maybe a little less than that coming in to san francisco. once you make it on to the freeway system in the city it looks good remember the 880 freeway has completely reopened after an overnight accident closed a section of it near the oakland main post office. that is now open and traffic is moving well through the area. also this morning we're looking at the san mateo bridg

the powell and mason and the powell and hyde lines will be out of service until sunday.at construction time bus shuttles will be in place. this is actually the first time all three of the city's cable car lines are out of service in 27 years. the california line's been down since january for continuing repairs. they're expected to last through the summertime. >>> now 5:38. let's check in with sal. see what the traffic's like. sal. >>> you know, the traffic is doing okay except for one major thing and that would be 880 northbound. we just spoke about that. it's closed at 7th. we're going to keep watching that for you. we're looking at other things for you as well. south bay northbound 280 up to highway 17 that traffic is light. in the south bay if you're a commuter there it should be nice for you to drive through to 80, 101, 85, 87 whole thing looks nice for now. whole commute moving along nicely as you pass the coliseum north and southbound. if you are driving to 880 at 7th remember it's closed there. just use 980 to 580 as your alternative for now. 5:39, let's go to ste

it happened at about 4:30 at 5th and market streets, that's near the powell bart station and the westfield mall. after being shot, the victim was able to run to turk street where he was picked up by a good samaritan and driven to safety. no suspect description or motive has been released. the victim is expected to survive. >>> the search for a missing nursing student now turned into a murder investigation as heyward police classified the disappearance of himself le as a -- michelle le as a homicide. kron4's dan kerman has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: >> the number one goal is the recovery of michelle. that's been from the very onset, that we have to find michelle. we are still doing everything humanly possible to recover michelle, dead or alive. >> reporter: heyward police say, despite the reclassification of the michelle le missing person to a murder investigation, they are not letting up in the search for her and her killer. >> interviewing more witnesses, analyzing again, the evidence that we have, working with the alameda county lab, the fbi and evaluating the evidence

instead the operator continued with a full train not stopping at powell or montgomery stations. >> for whatever reason the operator did not offload passengers and central control noticed that and instructed the operator to offload the passengers at vainnesses. >> officials are trying to determine why he did not stop. >>> a new poll shows the majority of californians support governor brown's call for a special election to let voters decide whether to extend expiring taxes to close the state's budget deficit. 62% of likely voters say they want a special election. that's up from 56% a month ago. but it's not clear if they would vote to extend the taxes. 46% say they support the tax extension while 48% say they oppose them. >>> it now seems more likely that san jose police officers will be laid off at the end of this month after contract talks broke down. city negotiators and the police union failed to reach agreement by midnight deadline last night. the city has already -- is already posed to lay off 122 police officers. without a contract deal an additional 156 officers may be laid off.

within a few minutes, as justice powell discovered that none of this court's knew anything about the mechanics of garnishment. the buried his face in his hands and said, "who are these people around me?" he was used to working with the junior partners and junior associates. does the greenness and a lack of seasoning of the law clerks trouble you at all compared to the type of staffing you were used to? >> if it does not. i think it is a real plus. before i explain why, i want to say that it is a wonderful institution to have four very bright law students coming off of a court of appeals court ship in almost every case. they spent a year with you. you learn a lot about what is happening in the law school's, that level of the profession. you get a new perspective every year. then they go out into the profession either into public service, private practice, where working in a all departments -- law department. they also worked extremely hard. they really do, for which i am grateful. i remember i told my current clerks when they were starting out -- they want to know when they are suppos

garnishment proceedings and we went in to discuss the proceeding and within a few minutes, justice powell discovered that none of his clerks knew anything about the mechanics of garnishment. he buried his face in his hands wondering o th people were around him. he was used to working with junior partners and associates. for all of their intelligence and understanding, does the greenness and lack of seasoning of law clerks trouble you at all? >> no, it does not. i think is a plus. i do want to say that it is a wonderful institution to have four very, very bright law students coming off of the court of appeals clerkship or a district court clerkship come and spend one year with you. you learn a lot about what is going on in the law schools at that level and you get a new perspective that year. then they go out in public service, private practice, in the law department's a public- interest groups, corporations, and they give you a sounding board there as well. the keep you in touch. they also worked extremely hard. they really do, for which i am grateful and i am sure other judges are. i tol

angela powell says higher gas prices are making it harder for her to go out on job interviews. >> $60a week. yes. >> can you afford $60? >> no. i am unemployed right now. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he says his vintage rv gets 9 miles to the gallon. he welcomes the lower gas prices he is as it may not have been the wisest way. >> i did get the sense that prices were going down already. i am not sure if the timing was perfect but certainly helps my budget. >> reporter: others say it was flat out a bad idea. >> i feel more comfortable having the reserve to be honest with you. that way we are not at the mercy of other people when we run out of gas. >> reporter: now to give you a sense of how much 30 million barrels is that the full americans burn through in 1 1/2 days. we are live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the latest unemployment numbers will add to fears that the job market is losing streak. they reported 429,000 people applied for unemployment benefits last week. applicants have been above 400,000 for 11 consecutive weeks. according to the report -- excuse me -- companies pull

colin powell, one of my favorite people on the planet said to me you know when you're on a subway train in new york and you get to the last stop, when you get to that stop, get off. tavis: mm-hmm. >> if you go back, you're just trailing old territory. you got to know when to get off the train. and i think most people watching who are thinking of this know it. you know it when it is time. the only thing is, as i said there, may be times when you regret it. tavis: hmm mm. >> the time i almost left cnn. i had a window in my contract and i almost left two years after i started. i was going to leave. i had offers from abc. kingworld was going to set me up like in an oprah situation. i was going follow "nightline". the bait bob wolf was going to go down to atlanta and tell ted we were leaving and angie dickinson, dear friend, i came out to los angeles and she said to me -- oh, i'm leave. she said to me, a simple question. are you unhappy? oh, no. why are you leaving? i said it is more money. you're just leaving for money. if you leave something just for money, the first bad day you have you'r

who set the agenda through two thousand and eight in two thousand and three bush appointee michael powell tried to consolidate the media even further and wrote rules that matched the times if they got away with what they wanted to do you can end up in a community where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlet in one community their profits would go through the roof i mean if it's stripped down to one newsroom without any competition or you tell me that that sounds like the mockery it didn't look good three of the five members of the f.c.c. a republican they were all pretty much on record as saying even before we consider any evidence we want to get rid of these rules or they go in their marching orders but the public found out and rose up against the us we understand we got about three million people to weigh in to the f.c.c. that's almost you know one of every one hundred americans i don't even think that many people knew there was an f.c.c. the law and how to get their information to us but they did they were real

little bit the way we said back in 2001 and 2002 with my good friend, former secretary of state, colin powell. the way president bush and fox wanted to address it, and the way president obama wants to address it now. legalize the people who are here without papers. establish a migrant workers program for people to be able to continue to enter the united states as the u.s. economy needs their labor. support and help the areas of mexico where these migrants come from so that they eventually start staying in their hometowns unless they are needed in the united states and once you've done that, ensure that the u.s., mexican border is only open to legal entry with the cooperation of both countries to make that entry legal. but you can't stop illegal entries unless you increase the number of legal entries. if not, you are going to have people climbing over the fence or under the fence or swimming across the mote with alligators like president obama said a few days ago. >> what are you doing today? >> i spend 1/3 of my year in new york city. i teach at nyu. i've been teaching for 14 years, expect fo