it was actually a meeting between king and randolph. out of this meeting they said, let's not just much for jobs, let's have a much for jobs and freedom. and again it becomes very critical for the success of that mobilization. it was the link between these roughly number n7 wings of the black freedom struggle that really came together to make this a tremendous an historic event. , it helps us understand legal equality seraphic americans coupled with economic justice for all americans and the principal idea that those two things will never happen in isolation. jobs and freedom. set this up very clearly in the opening address to the official program at the lincoln memorial. most of us know the event through martin luther king have a dream speech. the first beach at that event was given by a philip randolph who at the time was the most important and widely recognized civil rights leader. and he was widely known particularly for people with been there. for our way allies know that they cannot be free while we are not. we know that we have n

philip randolph came to my rescue. he said, "there's nothing wrong with the use of the word black masses. i use it myself sometimes. there's nothing wrong with the use of the word revolution. i use it in myself --" so, for the most part, we kept that in it. but near the end of the speech, the original text, i said, "if we do not see meaningful progress here today, the day may come where we may not confine our marching on washington, but we may be forced to march through the south the way sherman did nonviolently." they said, "oh, no. you can't go there." and that stayed in the speech until we got to the steps of the lincoln memorial. and both a. philip randolph and dr. king and mr. wilkins came to me. and at one point, i said to roy wilkins, i said, "mr. wilkins, this speech represents the young people in the student nonviolent coordinating committee and all of the people, indigenous people in alabama and georgia and mississippi and all across the south." and he sort of walked away, sort of backed off. then, mr. randol

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philip randolph randolph -- you could feel it and he says. >> host: he was the last speaker. >> guest: we have come to the time brothers and sisters and now it's my pleasure and privilege to introduce the undisputed moral leader of this nation, the reverend dr. martin luther king, jr.. now by the way, let me go back. you know there was some discussion before the march on washington about who is going to speak. >> host: and how long. >> guest: and how long they were going to use beat. those of us who were around martin and martin himself really felt -- but he certainly felt and all of us felt it was not appropriate for him to say i want to be the last speaker. bayard russell raises it and a. philip randolph and there some resistance to it. when they are talking about well come to one of the reasons you don't want to have martin luther. >> is because he will tend to speak so long. i won't get into names but they were jockeying for position on who was going to be the closing act. finally i looked at them and i said i want you to think about this. do you really want to -- do any of you re

philip randolph institute as part of this new program. i've worked with all three organizations in a variety of different capacities so i'm especially pleased to see all three working together to help the youth of our city. i think this is the way things are supposed to work. i think where we take a look at the opportunities and see where they're going and figure out ways to improve them. i want to thank elaine and her staff to can come up with what are better solutions for giving opportunities to our youthv and thank our other port staff and also my colleague commissioner brandon who i think really asked some of the tough questions last time around. and i think we all are benefited from t. particularly our youth are benefited from it. i want to thank all of you and i'm very pleased. i also would like to come down, something i think is very important. let our youth know this is something we care about. it may not be one of our largest contracts you but i think it is one that is important to all of us. we know the significant impact it has

philip randolph institute of san francisco. so, the item before you would authorize the port to enter into a one-year contract with the san francisco conservation corps to provide paid work experience to at-risk youth to help maintain the port's property areas and public right of ways. the contract would be for $285,000. by way of background, since 2005 filing competitive procurement process, the port has contracted with the san francisco conservation corps which is a community-based nonprofit organization to provide such paid employment opportunities for at-risk youth. this contract is part of the port's youth employment program. as you know, the port sponsors a number of work force development efforts targeted at youth and young adults, including this proposed contract, the maritime internship program, americorps [speaker not understood] and various college opportunities. regarding the selection process -- you heard the selection process last time you were here so i'll make it brief and there's quite a bit of detail in the re

randolph is the director of the california public utilities commission. the question probably some folks might be out there asking is what is renewable energy certificate and what does it mean within the mix, its impact on some of this stuff. the good news is we have the opportunity to hear his expertise on this. the trick, we're going to have to work through is the brown act from 1953 technically is an unagendized speaker. i'm sure our director probably told you we have to work through a three-minute presentation to your remarks, but we can ask questions and kind of delve a little more into that mind of yours to help us answer some of these questions. >> okay. thank you very much. >> we may have some questions after. >> i'm aware of the brown act requirement, but i will go quick and skip over a few things and get to the main points in the three minutes. i was asked to come here today to talk about what is a rec. straightforward, a rec is simply a compliance tool. it is an accounting tool that is used to measure the output of a renewable power plant for c

randolph heads out. i thought of background as a new energy entrepreneur. i thought of recs and aaus, any type of acronym you can imagine. i really appreciate you coming in to try and make some sense of what are just incredibly complicated topics. i know that most of the people that come before us are city employees or who work in the city and they sort of have a bit of an obligation to do it and don't necessarily have to. i know you work for the state and you did this to a certain extent on your vacation time or whatever that would be. >> thank you very much. >> i just want to extend the thanks of the commission for you coming in and explaining this to us. >> i'm happy to. i'm one of those odd breeds who enjoys talking about things like recs. [laughter] >> strange. >> okay, thank you so much. >> malcolm? >> i'm sorry, i just wanted to respond to your concerns, commissioner. i think we at the puc share your ambition for local build-out. it's not going to happen tomorrow no matter what we do. it takes some time. we do have a conceptual plan. we need to do mo

although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day, he returns later and paces outside herusly through his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. so he set up a plan, obviously, to come back at the end of the day to attack her or to hit her. >> as this last period progresses, you can see randolph parker, walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' role was to get the assault on his cell phone camera. at one point parker even sends another student into the class to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >> there's no doubt mr. parker did plan the attack. i'd have to say he put a little bit of thought into it because he hid there right at the end of the day. >> it's 2:15 and class is letting out. unbeknownst to parker and harris, the school's surveillance cameras capture the entire incident. >> through the eye of the camera you'l

philip randolph who organized the march on washington. and what he argued was that nonviolent resistance was critical to any kind of success of his civil rights movement for tomb -- two reasons. one of them is what questions are aware of. but the other is much more strategic. will you do when you resist power and do it non violently and except the consequences of it is essentially withdraw consent from the state. i do not accept the legitimacy of this power that is putting me below. and so if enough people withdraw consent the regime crumbles or at least that part of the regime, that law can crumble. the only way that the apartheid terrorist system which existed for the black community for much of american history, the only way that it could crumble is if enough people with drug concern to. of course you do not have to participate in a constitutional convention. any time we stop there red light or agree to pay our taxes or do anything that involves cooperation with the local government or state government or federal government, any time w

the period, you know, the three who come away with the most integrity of sort of intellectuals are randolph bourn, jane adams and dwight mcdonald. dwight mcdonald, if you don't know him, is just an amazing writer. you know anything about chompskics, dwight mcdonald married into -- i think he's irrel contaminant, he -- irrelative, he married a hedges. i have got to go check but she comes from the same place. anyway, and he took whatever men money she had and he founded a losing magazine, much like ramparts in terms of profitability, and published politics. and he published george or well, hanna aaron, and it lasted five years and chonpski, he never had a circulation above 5,000, he credits his entire political awakening to politics. and mcdommed in one of his he is -- mcdonald in one of his essays, he writes about that -- the fallacy of trying to dumb yourself down to reach the wider culture. that numbers somehow mean something. and politics is a perfect example of how, you know, when you hold fast to intellectual rigor and integrity, you don't count numbers. and chompski is probably the pos

it was late nighta philip randolph with the help of two win in game khalili lane and pauline meyers.ilip randolph called for african-americans to come to the nation's capital on july 1st to draw attention to discrimination in hiring practices and in the military. the march never took place because president roosevelt signed an executive order ee 02, which banned discrimination in the employment of workers and the industries that government. the march on washington movement was established in to continue to fight for equality for african-americans and it was organized largely by three women. whaley lane and calling myers and a woman named ethyl pain. they developed a slogan for the movement. nonviolent, goodwill, direct action. in other words, they encouraged african-americans to resist discrimination by direct action taken with goodwill in mind in a nonviolent manner. they planned protest over the united states in 1942 in 1943. the march on washington movement trained people to participate in pickets and parades and not a ways. it taught them how to remain quiet when venus bolted. ho

it happened monday night at randolph and bright streets. police say it appears the attack was random and unprovoked. the victim is identified as 20-year -old justin valdez. kron 4's philippe djegal hears from other s-f state students. >> it's not a lot to say. it's sad. >> students having a tough time understanding why velez was killed. gun down monday night while exiting muni at the intersection of randolph and bright. >> and i take that sometimes especially at night and is sucks. >> the shooting happened about a mile away from sf as you where of doubt as was a member of the university's club water polo team. originally from garden grove in southern california, bell does move to san francisco last fall. he was a member of an on campus club called ecosystems. bell does was known for having a passion for solving environmental issues. i am i can express to the motion just to note the hard work he put an ended so abruptly. i send all of my love to his family. >> i am just shocked. it is so random. and makes no sense. that is just a waste of a

i am the western regional director of the randolph institute. i am looking forward to having a barrel full of conversations with this commission about activities that happen out in areas such as hunters point bayview area. and the reason i want to hopefully have these many conversations is that you probably all know that the bayview hunters point area is probably one of the, you know, more difficult toxic low-income, et cetera, et cetera. there i did see a piece in the paper today that spun us somewhat positive. i come to you all because we've come to you before and we talked about, you know, a topic about the new greenway. and in those conversations that we've had with you all, we'd like to let you know we have made several attempts to talk to folks and the clients, then to have none of those conversations be returned. i know people have busy schedules, but i do want to make this perfectly clear. the outreach in the bayview hunters point is a very sensitive issue for our community. i would hope that this commission continues to understand the s

philip randolph with the help of two women named later the lane and pauline meyers. philip randolph called for the african americans to come to the nation's capital on july 1st to draw attention to discrimination in hiring practices in the military. the march never took place because president roosevelt signed executive order 8802 which bans discrimination in the employment of workers in defense industries and governments. the march on washington movement was established then to continue to fight for equality for african-americans. it was organized lawyer's plea by three women. they developed a slogan from the movement. non-violent, goodwill, direct action. in other words, they cursed african-americans to resist discrimination by direct action taken with goodwill in mind in a non-violent manner. they planned mass protests of the unit states from 1942 and 1943. the march on washington movement trained people to participate in pickets and praise in non-violence waste and taught them how to remain quiet when being insulted, how to endure physical assault without strikin

nixon, he knows a philip randolph, a leader from the york. make him treasurer. he will beat randolph to raise money in order to operate a transportation system as our litigation goes to the court system. well, what are we going to do with rufus list? well, we know about as well. there's another thing. he is married. co-owner of the largest film in town. her father had been co honor. and what to fuel homes have? automobiles. what do we need it people stay off of the buses? they need cars. he will be able to get his wives company, and that on mobility of a black companies. we can make him chairman of the transportation committee. and the lawyers just out of law school, freddie great, he's going to do the legal work. we decided -- and endurance was one of the thing. a lot of meetings. i am going to do one thing. and we get done talking here tonight i am going to go and prepare a leaflet. i will make thousands of them. another black woman has been arrested. try will be on monday. buses during the day for child. as everybody to do that. assigned to each of those irre

he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw randolph fire departmento get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell was at a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what fire fighting is like upclose. >> i got it for christmas of 2009, so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we were initially called is what they call a rapid intervention team, with extract firefighters if they get lost or hurt or injured. >> morales is part of another team, one that will enter the burning home. >> we started to go into the front of the house. we notice that there was -- all the entrances were blocked in. >> the firefighters move to the back of the house hoping they have better access to the trapped woman. >> i was just thinking of getting this lady out. th

and it was april randolph who appealed to dr.ing, and sent meyer ruston down to try to talk a little bit of sense into us. back then, we were what you called freedom high. but there was nobodyes s in birmingham who was particularly enthusiastic about the march on washington. james beville, who i think was probably the main ideologist behind the march, who didn't come. and so it was a kind of a militant arrogance. that infected us. >> and the march itself... >> the march itself, i was worried that it wouldn't do anything. there have been a lot of, john can tell you, this there was noa lot of harmony. snicc wasn't that anxious about the march. you know, the naacp and the urban league didn't want the march for different reasons. and so it didn't look like it was gonna be fun until the people started. and when the people, i mean i was out there on the lawn at 7:00 in the morning when the buses started coming in. and when they started coming in singing freedom songs, from just about every direction, i mean it just, you couldn't hold b

a tough time understanding why valdez was killed, gunned down monday night while exiting muni at randolph and bryce. >> a lot of students just pass by the muni. even i take that sometimes at night. it sucks. >> reporter: the shooting happened about a mile away from sfu, where valdez was a member of the water polo team. he was a member of the on- campus club called echo students. he also is known for having a passion for solving environmental issues. >> it's tragic. i send all my love to his family. i'll be praying for him and his family. >> i'm shocked. it really sucks. it makes no sense. that's a waste of a life. >> reporter: the university says it is offering counseling to students who need help. from san francisco state university, phil leap jegal, kron4 news. >> san francisco state university president wes long says this is truly a tragic event for justin's friends and family. he we assure them we are ready to stand up and offer support and assistance. >>> new details in the brutal beating of a pleasantton man who was beat until he was put in a coma. kron 4's jeff bush is live tonight

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the second homicide occurred on the 24th, the night before last at bright and randolph street. you may have seen this on the news. we have some good video. we put it out. other investigative leads were followed and we actually arrested this suspect with more firearms last night without incident and we'll have further development because there is more interviews needed to be done. it was a great job by the officers of taraval, the responding officers with the mta and some of the forensic work done by csi. it was very good. also there was an arson arrest made and there was another arrest of note where officers arrested another person for incidental offense and checking his cellphone discovered videos of pit bull breeding and we were able to identify the parties in that through some community help and two of the three suspects are in custody with a felony warrant out for the third suspect. that sends a pretty clear message on how we feel about fighting dogs. then there was an arson back on september 11th. it's been a while. that suspect was taken into custody because sometimes tho

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valdez was killed monday night as he was leaving a muni train at randolph and bright streets. just one mile away from san francisco state. muni homicide suspect arraignment at 1:30pm: *media request faxed on thursday* officials at san francisco state are offering counseling this morning after the shooting death of a student. this is video of the suspect nikhom theph-a-kay- sone. taken right before the shooting. he's been arrested for the death of san francisco state student justin valdez. valdez was killed monday night as he was leaving a muni train at randolph and bright streets. just one mile away from san francisco state. his classmates are now speaking to kron four. they tell us, valdez was very nice and approachable. department 9,11 or 12- an update now to a story we sphere first brought to you yesterday morning. a postgame brawl between rival fans turns deadly just blocks from a-t&t park. has a 24- year old man in dodgers gear is stabbed to death near third and harrison. police say that fight left dodgers fan jonathan denver with a fatal stab wound. and officers are sayi

(applause) >> i want to start with the people that organized the event, jamie hopper, alex randolph, [speaker not understood], they worked hours and hours to make this event today very, very special. but one big final shout out and thank you to our project manager, mary hobson who worked tirelessly to pull this off. [cheering and applauding] >> and, mary, you get your very own lafayette park sign. congratulations. (applause) >> all right. now it is time to cut the ribbon. if you are a kid, come on up. and if you are -- had a hand in this park, come on up and we're going to be right here behind the ribbon right here. and do we have our big scissors. electeds, join me. if you are a kid, come on up. and what i will do with the kids is together we will use the big scissors. why don't you guys come on in here. all right, hold on, we're not there yet. let's not do it yet. be careful. all children with scissors, please be careful. all right. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. yeah! ladies and gentlemen, lafayette park is officially open! >> yea! >> hello and welcome to the department and buildi

joining us is randolph may and gigi sohn. all, what is public knowledge's involvement and position with regard to the verizon versus fcc case? x public knowledge is a nonprofit advocacy agency. internet users to have an open unfettered internet that is not controlled by gatekeepers. the one that drives economic growth through speech, democracy, creativity. we were supporting the fcc's determination that there was a concern with these bottleneck companies controlling who are the winners and losers on the internet and they have the right or the legal authority and the authority under the first amendment to protect consumers and protect competition by prohibiting these gatekeepers certain content services and applications over others. >> same question. >> peter, thank you for having me. gigi and i are longtime friends. the free state foundation is a nonprofit and educational and research institution as well. nonpartisan. we are a free market oriented organization. focus onily communications, policy, and internet issues. .hat is

lived near the crime scene the investigators say valdez was shot in the back of head monday near randolph in the ocean view neighborhood and police have scheduled a news conference for today. they expected to release more information about the crime. abc7 news reporter will have more next half hour. >> the curfews if teens in oakland goes before the city council banning teens or childrens from being in public areas or inside an oakland business alone between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 ap. business owners and parents will be held accountable hoping to prevent them from becoming crime victims and reduce crime. >> we are learning new details of a suspect would police say held up a group of casual car poolers as they waited if in oakland. a football stand out at a high school in oakland according to the "san francisco chronicle", several guns were found in his home. officials with the court system confirmed that he is charged as an adult. he and the other suspect, a 22-year-old man, are charged with ten counts of armed robbery in the incident on monday. no one was hurt. >> major league baseball comm

police say suspect shot and killed 20-year-old justin valdez after he got off the train at randolph and blight streets. investigators don't know what prompted the attack. >>> the looming bart strike, the clock ticks down to the end of the governor ordered 60-day cooling-off period, there are just 15 days left until the october 10 deadline. both sides are back at the bargaining table to discuss the main sticking points regarding salary and benefits. bart and its unions are said to be more than $100 million apart. union employees have promised to strike if no agreement is reached by october 10. because of that threat, bart is making contingency plans. the plan includes 200 free charter buses, bart also hopes to run several trains which would be operated by certified former train operators who have been promoted to management. all day carpool lanes would be made available and other transit agencies would also increase service. the $2 is million plan still must be approved by the agency's board of directors. >>> there is new information about the asiana airlines crash at sfo. the associated

. >> he was shot and killed getting office a streetcar at randolph street on monday night. police arrested a suspect the next day, a 30-year-old man. investigators have been circulating surveillance and they say it led to the suspect. police believe the killing was random and unprovoked which only makes it harder on people who knew valdez like the high school prince pam in southern california. >> for someone who lives his life as one of the strongest role models on campus, to have been killed...senselessly doesn't make sense. >> value dead was -- valdez was a leader. >> he talked about changing the world and saving the planet. now adays that is an inspiration. >> a news conference is scheduled this afternoon and we expect to learn more about the weapons found in the suspect's house and a vigil tonight for justin valdez at 7:00 at sf state at the student center. >> a 31-year-old man is under arrest in santa cruz for stalking teen girls at their school. joshua james was arrested on tuesday on child pornography and stalking charges. two girls from santa cruz high school report

have also built a number of additional stops since the time of the if you look at the map, there is randolph and arch and broad and preliminary and we hadded on the k line ocean and lee. ocean and lee is right by city college. there is already an accessible station at city college. it it was preferred station. we added one there. the other thing we've done is some of the stations were older. and we've rebuilt a number of them. the one at the end at ocean beach and one appoint san francisco zoo and in san francisco which is outside of west portal which serves both the k and m line. it's had considerable impact on the community at the location. there is drive ways. there is slopes. there is all kinds of geometric issues that make it difficult to try to fit this way side platform into an existing environment. we are looking at additional locations whether there could be feasible for future platforms. i want to mention some of the areas that we are looking at. we are looking on the n line between 19th and sunset. i know this one at -- that will be one of the first ones that we build as an additi

a 20-year-old man was shot to death just before 10:00 as he got off a metro can at randolph and bright streets. now take a close look at the suspect caught on surveillance camera. he was wearing a white baseball cap and blue jeans before he got away. police don't believe they knew each other and the attack appears to be random. >>> something you never want to see in the east bay hills. smoke. this fire burned up a two story house. it also did damage to the roof of the house next door. fire crews kept it from spreading, still no word on how it started. >> the biggest soap opera going on in town right now. a dramatic come from behind win for team oracle in the america's cup. >> as they come to the line, the comeback is complete. >> it was a shocker. even to the announcers. today, team u.s.a. won its 7th consecutive race against team new zealand to tie it all up. the kpix5's joe vazquez on one of the greatest sports comebacks in history all happening right in the bay. joe. >> i talked to so many people tonight who had the same story, you know, a week ago, they could have cared a rat's whi

it happened a little more than an hour ago at randolph and bright street in the ocean view neighborhood. man shot along a muni routeth service rae routed past the crime scene. investigators are there writ now looking for evidence and talking to witnessesÑçç. they have not me any arrest. updating breaking news around the clock on twitter at this web site. >> 2-year-old girl in the hospital fit with serious injuries after being hit by a car while playing outside with friends vl all happened around 6 net on jim avenue near north park side drive in pittsburgh. girl chased the ball that the street. the driver of the suv passing by did not see the girl and hit her. the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. >>> middle school student in byron died today in front of school when mom accidentally hit him as she pulled out of the parking lot. boy was riding against traffic which may why she didn't see him. tonight friends family gather in discovery bay to remember the young man and that's where nick smith is live for us tonight. nick? >>reporter: good evening. there were plenty of tears

. >> we do have maria who is the department head of the cyf here and i believe emily and randolph, mayor's office of economic and work force development and cassandra cove from ifr. okay. no questions. >> so, i think i will call louis granados to talk about our localation and i will turn to the -- to talk about the local national state. >> thank you, everyone. i will make this short. >> before you start, i think it would be helpful for us, i know the school district has gotten several presentations on mission promise neighborhood. if you can let us know what is most helpful to you from the city's end for this to be successful since this is the first time we are hearing about this program? >> i will speak to the health fullness of the city that without the city and school district this would not be possible. for two 1/2 years that we've been working together has been really supportive partnership and to this point we could not of asked more from the city and in particular i ask for jaime mendoza who has been helpful with the planning and implementation and with problem solving. i have appre

investigators say valdez was shot in the back of the head on monday near randolph and bright streetse city's ocean view neighborhood. valdez was from garden grove and they say he was a student leader. >> justin is one of the most well liked and well respected students who came through here. that's why it doesn't make any sense to anybody. we are shocked. >> police have scheduled a news conference tomorrow and they are expected to released more information about the crime at that time. >>> next on abc7 news, bay area police are issuing a special warning to parents and concert goers this weekend. the dangerous and sometimes deadly activity that has become too common. >> and emergency information when you need it most. the dangerouses coming to twitter that could help you in a crisis. >> and how to experience driving a tesla without in mountain view this this weekend and police are issuing a warning to concert goers to keep people safe. a ama dates has the story. >> beyond wonderland bay area kicks off at the amphitheater. the stages are already being uh seem be belled -- assembled and

vo ---se sospecha que el sujeto asesino a otro hombre anoche, alrededor de las 10, en las calles "randolph y "bright" cuando ambos bajaban de un tren del muni. ---la policia dice que las victimas aparentement e no se conocian. ---el sospechoso es de origen asiatico y tiene al menos 20 aÑos. ---si usted tiene informacion sobre este caso, comuniquese con la policia. cesar ---una salvaje agresion a un hombre es captada por camaras de seguridad en san leandro, y ahora las autoridades buscan al sospechoso. take vo ---el incidente ocurrio ayer alrededor de las 11 de la maÑana en el supermercado "safeway" ubicado en la avenida "bancroft". ---por motivos aun desconocidos, el sujeto se acerc al gerente de la tienda y lo golpe. ---la victima cay al suelo y sufri heridas graves. ---el sospechoso es descrito como afroamericano, de unos 20 aÑos de edad, mide 5 pies 10 pulgadas, y vesta una camisa color gris y pantalones de mezclilla. ---si usted tiene informacion sobre el sujeto, comuniquese con la policia de san leandro. cesar ---un hombre latino que fue baleado por un agente de policia en san jose se

it happened at randolph and bright streets at about 10:00 that night. they think the killing was random. the man tossed his gun as he ran away. police found it and think it is going to help them identify this person. to help put people at ease, there was an increased officer presence on the line last night. >>> the manager of a san leandro safeway is in the hospital all because of the man in this video. employees of the supermarket say the man walked up to the manager and told him, his wife lost her purse in the store. the manager directed him to the lost and found. that's when the man punched the manager and then ran away. police say the manager is in the hospital and still not in a condition to speak. they do not know if the two knew each other >>> a couple in their 70s in san francisco hoping to avoid being evekted evicted in less than an hour and a half. they raised seven children at this apartment building at jackson and larkin. the building aus new owner evicted all tenants under the ellis act. the lees remain. they have until 6:00 a.m. to get out

it happened a little more than an hour ago at randolph and bright street in the ocean view neighborhood. man shot along a muni routeth service rae routed past the crime scene. investigators are there writ now looking for evidence and talking to witnessesÑçç. they have not me any arrest. updating breaking news around the clock on twitter at this web site. >> 2-year-old girl in the hospital fit with serious injuries after being hit by a car while playing outside with friends vl all happened around 6 net on jim avenue near north park side drive in pittsburgh. girl chased the ball that the street. the driver of the suv passing by did not see the girl and hit her. the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. >>> middle school student in byron died today in front of school when mom accidentally hit him as she pulled out of the parking lot. boy was riding against traffic which may why she didn't see him. tonight friends family gather in discovery bay to remember the young man and that's where nick smith is live for us tonight. nick? >>reporter: good evening. there were plenty of tears

detectives you cell phone signals to trace stolen items to a convenience store at macarthur boulevard and randolph avenue. they arrested three men and two women, but a fourth man stayed inside. news chopper to was overhead as the man was seen surrendering, no one was hurt. >>> it's the first friday night and we can for the new bay bridge but many people think that it could mean more traffic. on the right-hand side, that's traffic on the new stand. for many people who do not commute across the bridge this weekend is the first opportunity to see the new span. there are several weekend events that are expected to bring traffic across the bridge as well. >> it's game time, in the city by the day. and new test for the eastern span of the bay bridge, and the hot action packed weekend is upon us. it is the bay area and there is a lot going on, so how busy is a going to be? let me take you for a little ride. bay bridge toll plaza, bay bridge, you name it, plan ahead. chp says it will most likely be packed including the new span where extra enforcement is up and running. >> some of it is people looking at