they definitely know that it was target shooting, not a random one. please want everyone to another-- this was not random all and then investigate in this case. she the driver 18 year-old caitlin dunaway, had a first court appearance yesterday her next court date is next month, she has been charged with misdemeanor vehicular lance letter, and could serve up to one year in prison. there were hit and across work thought >> her left tibia the plateau was shattered,, her hip was shattered, at 2 years old she is be fluent chinese and english. she kept saying mama one a little school, my wife said a kid you learned abcs and 123 is, then you'll go to school, and she did both in english and chinese. she'll be in court again on june 19th >> mississippi river has cressida more than 15 ft. above ceased see state. you can still see flooding, in mississippi that's over looking at here. our role status press for a couple days, maybe even till mid june. we're russell lowell since we have not seen since 1920. one person has died in the surge of water, hundreds of hom

they are random people. and it's very -- it's an emotionalist interaction. >> his lawyer claims someone put drugs in his drink but tests show his blood alcohol was nearly double the legal limit. >>> a gritty san francisco block has essentially won the lottery getting a makeover worth more than $1.5 million. the city picked new come avenue between phelps and newhall streets in the bayview for this redevelopment project. the goal is to make it one of the greenest blocks in the city. now, among the issues there, the street is riddled with potholes, graffiti, drug dealing and illegal dumping going on. but over the next four months, crews will plant more than 20 trees. they will also repave the street, realign the lanes in order to slow down the traffic, too. >> i see and feel a sense of community pride and i have been that it will have a residual effect in the surrounding streets and ultimately in the surrounding neighborhoods. >> maybe erase some of the bad memories and the things we have had going on down here

details are sketchy but authorities said it did not appear to be random.y are not sure how the three people knew each other. police confirmed two people were dead at the time and that the suspected gunman was initially injured and was on his way to the hospital. but by midnight a university spokesman said that the gunman had also died. the shooting shut down the garage for several hours and stranded dozens of students. the university said the campus is safe. >> i guess i just heard just gunshots go off. >> reporter: how many. >> more than --i want to say more than eight. around 10 shots. >> reporter: it was from one weapon or possibly more than one? >> it sounded like one weapon. >> that could have been any of us getting our vehicles that it occurred. trying to better ourselves, get an education here. >> reporter: and that's what happens? >> yeah. >> reporter: the parking garage also houses the administration building so everything will be back to normal later on this morning and the university is also offering counseling to anybody who might need it. grac

details are sketchy but authorities said it did not appear to be random.o people were dead at the time and that the suspected gunman was initially injured and was on his way to the hospital. but by midnight a university spokesman said that the gunman had also died. the shooting shut down the garage for several hours and stranded dozens of students. the university said the campus is safe. >> i guess i just heard just gunshots go off. >> reporter: how many. >> more than --i want to say more than eight. around 10 shots. >> reporter: it was from one weapon or possibly more than one? >> it sounded like one weapon. >> that could have been any of us getting our vehicles that it occurred. trying to better ourselves, get an education here. >> reporter: and that's what happens? >> yeah. >> reporter: the parking garage will be open for normal hours later on this morning and the school is also offering walk-in counseling services for any service that might need them. >> have police given you any indication why they don't think this shoot something random? >> reporter:

this wasn't a random shooting. i can't release the details at the time. >> the driver was shot several times but he still managed to drive four miles to a mcdonalds to ask for help. claudine wong will have a live update at 6:30. >>> the target of an oakland police sting operation is behinded bars this morning. that is following a marathon standoff. police took the man into custody late last night. investigators say the suspected gun dealer raced inside after learning he was the target of an under cover police operation. he finally gave up without a struggle. >>> this incident took place a few blocks from the scene of a police shooting. ktvu news has learned that police rushed to the area after receiving a tip that a violent crime was about to take place. officers say they were forced to fire at the two men. >> one got away and ran. how did he get away and run and these didn't? how do you open fire on them? it's too much. >> at this point we are trying to gather as much information as we can. >> family members ident

metro's police chief says there may be additional random bag searches as a precaution. >>> also learning more about the raid that killed osama bin laden and the moments leading up to it. >> audrey barnes is live at the white house with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. officials first learned about osama bin laden's trusted courier from cia detainees after the september 11th attacks. it took years to identify him and to locate him. but once they did, they were able to track osama bin laden to that compound that was built to go unnoticed. insiders are telling us this was a kill or capture mission being monitored in real time by the president and his security team presumably by a live satellite feed or video equipment carried in by the navy seals. they located bin laden on the third floor and when he resisted, they had to take him by force. >> the concern was that bin laden would oppose any type of capture operation. indeed, he did. it was a fire fight. he, therefore, was killed in that fire fight. >> reporter: now, bin laden was shot twice, we're told once

police do say it was not random. not gang activity. not a drive-by and they are not saying if any of the victims were students. many were not allowed to get into the cars as the investigation was going on. they were upset, the university's campus wide notification system. >>> i heard a lot of people didn't get texted but nobody got an alert about what happened. my son heard it in the library but i was in the classroom. >>> san jose university spokesperson says the threat was over before they could get out. those warning texts. they will be open business as usual. again three people shoot down, not random and not a drive-by and police are quoted as saying all three are dead. >> look just getting word that iran has expanded the trial in iran of three u.c. berkeley that are charged with spying. >> there is no word on why it was postponed but the lawyer says the two were never brought into court and he is not sure why. iranian officials have given no explanation yet. they were scheduled to go on trial today. two young men along with sarah

storm system passes us to the north, random some shower will develop to the north. even though we're warmer than yesterday but five to ten degrees cooler than average with mid to upper 60s in the south bay. heading along the peninsula, low to mid-50s and made noid upper 50s at daly city at 56. mid to upper 60s through the north bay valleys. breezy at your beaches and only mid-50s on the east bay shore. go with partly cloudy conditions and low to mid-60s and isolated showers that develop in the north bay this afternoon, one or two may stray in the east bay valleys. otherwise, partly cloudy and mid to upper 60s for you. around the monterey bay, monterey and carmel upper 50s and stray shower around sincerely and hollister this afternoon. stray showers are possible from chico and sacramento and still have snow but the winter storm warning will expire this morning. it's interesting how much weather is going to fall around tahoe and rain around l.a. and 58. tonight, with the clearing out there, fog will form and temperatures will drop into the mid and upper 40s. we're wat

says it was not a random shooting. >> we believe this was a targeted incident. millions of miles are traveled each year where freeway shootings rarely occur. no need for manic. >> reporter: just as there was no panic for a restaurant known for a drive-through that took care of a victim of a drive-by. the shooting victim we're told is in stable condition. the passenger was not hurt. c.h.p. said it is doing everything it can to try to find the man who pulled the trigger. live in benicia, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police officer is facing criminal charges. the department police chief said officer frederickson is arged with transporting and selling marijuana. the officer was assigned to the san leandro vice narcotics unit when the department began investing him in march. he has been with the san leandro police since 2002. before that worked at the alameda county sheriff's office. frederickson will remain on paid adminitrative leave was the investigation continues. it will include a complete review of the narcotics unit investigation.

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and they're saying apparently this is not a random shooting. jade. >> reporter: park police are investigating gang activity. they're telling me that the young man who was shot along this trail that you see behind me wasn't able to provide a lot of details because he was in a lot of pain. he was shot in his shoulder and he's undergoing surgery right now. his family called pittsburg police when they discovered the young victim last night. pittsburg police have turned over this investigation to the east bay regional park police because the shooting took place on the trail which is park jurisdiction. this is the scene just before police left this morning around 4:45. the young man shot is around 19 years old. he told police he was along the trail near crestview avenue and west heland around 11:30 last night when one of four men shot at him two or three times. only one of the four men the victim said had a gun. the victim would not say if he knew or had a connection with the suspects. but the victim does live in the neighborhood and near the trail w

i'm hopeful that there are ways to address the problem of random violence, to address the problems of mass shootings. i think it was tasha i think it requires the creation of national conversation of public dialogue, about all of these issues and how they interlock. we have been good at addressing particular problems, like drive-by shooting in 1980, or carjackings in the early '90s. what we need to do is figure out how to address the issue of violence writ large. and i hope that this book is a step in that direction, and i hope it is able to contribute to a kind of dialogue. i said that i would talk a little bit about myself, and i'm self-conscious doing this because again as an academic i don't usually this is a part of the book, so let me just address this by way of conclusion and then we can open it up to questions and hopefully some answers. let me read this passage. this is from the president a large part of this book deals with guns and incidents of violence, i should probably know i don't find guns detestable. on the contrary i've gotten a great deal of enjoyment from them. nor

>> yeah. >> reporter: now they say that there is a probably this is not a random shooting. they didn't say why. we don't know of any campus wide alerts out there right now and outside the campus of san jose state university. we do not see a heavy police presence which would suggest they are looking for another suspect. we are trying to get police on the phone this morning or trying to get them to come down here and tell us the motive behind the shooting. reporting live kraig debro. >>> an overnight shooting in east palo alto has the police asking for the public's help. they responded to a shooting. when they arrived they couldn't find any evidence of the shooting. then they responded to a hit and run near garden street. there they found a car with bullet holes and a man that had been shot in the hand. he's refusing to tell police what happened. >>> time now 5:02 we are following new develops coming from iran today. the trial for uc graduates was postponed. jade hernandez is live now. >> reporter: iranian officials gave no explanation why the two more than hikers were not in

says it was not a random shooting. >> we believe this was a targeted incident. millions of miles are traveled each year where freeway shootings rarely occur. no need for manic. >> reporter: just as there was no panic for a restaurant known for a drive-through that took care of a victim of a drive-by. the shooting victim we're told is in stable condition. the passenger was not hurt. c.h.p. said it is doing everything it can to try to find the man who pulled the trigger. live in benicia, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police officer is facing criminal charges. the department police chief said officer frederickson is charged with transporting and selling marijuana. the officer was assigned to the san leandro vice narcotics unit when the department began investing him in march. he has been with the san leandro police since 2002. before that worked at the alameda county sheriff's office. frederickson will remain on paid adminitrative leave was the investigation continues. it will include a complete review of the narcotics unit investigation

random shower, cold front passes us to the north.cooler weather than it will be a chance of shower. mid to upper 50s. east bay we could have a stray shower this afternoon. best chance will be in the north bay but with the prevailing northwesterly winds one or two may slip over but it will very light. same scenario there to a lesser extent, i think if anything develops it will slide into the valleys. mid to upper 60s with a partly cloudy sky down in the south bay. partly cloudy on the peninsula and low to mid-50s for you. mid to upper 50s and breezy along the beaches. north bay beaches, breezy, mid to upper 50s but ten degrees mid to upper 50s around the valleys and monterey bay inland, most of us in the mid to upper 60s. mid to upper 50s for you. heading to the coliseum 7:05 first pitch with cool conditions and breezy conditions. 58 dropping down to 53 and twins are in town play today and tomorrow. let's look at the temperatures tonight and notice how they are cooler, mid to upper 40s in inland valleys. low 50s out to the coast. patc

investigators say it was no random attack. >> this isn't a situation where there's just some random person shooting at cars. we believe this was a targeted incident. >> one was shot in the bicep and wrist. he was losing consciousness. his passenger helped drive him four miles to the mcdonald's. he is being treated for major injuries and police are on the hunt for the shooter. >>> every school district is facing problems of chronic absenteeism but oakland is taking a very close hard look at it. oakland studied why students were missing school. the district wants to know whether it's illness for closure or just trying to get a ride for school. chronic absenteeism is defined as losing it 10% of the school year. some schools had an even higher average. the worst schools appointed outreach coordinators which have addressed individual problems. one school brought its average down to 6% as a result. administrators now want sponsors to help support that program as well. >>> several prison inmates are in the hospital tonight after a riot at folsom prison this morning. the fight started between two

police do not believe this was a random attack though. >>> well, it's usually quite bus they time of year, the georgetown waterfront but devastating floodwaters shut down the restaurants there, but this mother's day a little life has returned to the area. darcy spencer is live along the waterfront for us on this mother's day where things are slowly starting to return to normal, we understand, huh? >> that's right, craig. it certainly has been a slow process. you know, mother's day weekend is tipically the biggest weekend for some of the restaurants here, and, unfortunately, there's still quite a few empty seats. mother's day. it's the big event in the restaurant business. everyone wants to take mom out to eat for her special day, but here at the washington harbor in georgetown, business by some accounts is down by a third at some restaurants. some still aren't up to speed following a devastating flood last month. >> not going too well for us due to the interior of our restaurant being construction sites as we speak. >> reporter: popular restaurants tony and joe's and nick's riverside

it wasn't just something at random. it was always on command, always immediately. >> the entire time that she was going to the hospital, was she awake and alert? >> her eyes were closed, as far as alert, responsive to pain. more responsive than verbal. she wouldn't flinch if we poked her. and she would squeeze our hands if we asked her to. she opened her eyes. she had swelling. we couldn't assess the level of responsiveness. but for the most part we could see her kind of wincing in pain and moving. i don't know if anybody had told her she was shot. so i don't know if she knew the circumstances that she was involved in. not many people know this, between the two of us, there were less than two years of experience. >> did you feel completely prepared to do what you needed to do that day? >> i think so. >> 44 minutes after giffords was shot and 13 minutes after leaving the safeway parking lot, the medics arrived at the largest trauma center in tucson. up next, we're going inside the operating room with gabby's neurosurgeon

a random facebook reunion leads to a kidney donation. but it turns out the surgery may have saved the donor's life as well. we'll explain.ti i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> a random virtual reunion on facebook turned into a life-saving event for two old high school friends. nbc's lauren petty has this amazing story. >> reporter: annette was on the computer last spring doing what many of us do. >> i was on facebook just looking smup old friends and i saw his name. >> reporter: she spotted sean norton, a classmate from her southington high school days. >> i said, gee, i'll just say hi. >> i'm like, yeah. i sent the friendship request. and she was saying like what's new? >> and he responded that, you know, he did remember me and he had been pretty

coming up a little later, a random attack at a shop. 62-year-old british woman is beheaded. the actress sienna miller accepts thousands of pounds in damages over the news of the world phone hacking scandal. >> welcome once again. pakistan's parliament has called for an end to u.s. raid strikes on its territory and for an independent commission to probe the raid of u.s. troops that killed osama bin laden. the call came after a joint sitting of parliament which lasted more than 10 hours. earlier on friday, at least 80 people were killed and more than 100 injured when two suicide bombers targeted a military training center. the taliban says they carried out the attacks to avenge bin laden's death. >> rushing survivors to hospital after a devastating assault. a brutal early morning strike by two suicide bombers. militants here had promised retaliation for the killing of osama bin laden. it didn't take them long to deliver. hospitals crammed with the wounded and their worried relatives. most of the casualties were young recruits to the par military police. they just finished thei

and throw dot patterns and random. they always find pat ernsz, that's just what our brains do. >> what are the kinds of crazy things that people like to believe in most? is it kind of religious things? is it kind of medical things? or what? i mean your latest magazine is actually looking at the relationship between the koran and what's going on in the middle east. and some of the myths in there. >> a lot of myths about islam, yeah. >> do people believe religion more? do they think it's buried in years and years of history. >> we're tribal and religious and political tribes are very deeply embedded in us. we really commit to them. if you're conservative, you listen to conservative talk radio. you read "the wall street journal." you don't listen to counterarguments, you filter that through. you don't pay attention to those guys over there, right? that's just naturally what we do because we're so tribal. this is what gets us into trouble. the way science works is says, look, if you don't look for disconfirming evidence fo

, that means in a random universe and it's chaos and there's no meaning and that's a truly frightening concept so the idea of wanting to find the answer is an understandable human urge but at the same time i feel like there may be answers for why these things happen but i'm not entirely sure that we, as a species, are there yet. so i'm not saying there is no answer but i'm saying that easy answers and quick answers just to feel better about keeping the chaos at bay doesn't necessarily serve us so i hope that this film is able to expand the understanding of people and somehow say these are not monsters, even the person who does it is not a monster, and it only serves us to try to understand as opposed to just push away and isolate. >> finally, snins woody allen -- since this woody allen project has so much buzz, your character is? >> i play an american who wishes he was british and is a self-proclaimed expert on all things as all americans do, obviously. [laughter] we got rid of you, you just want to come back. tavis: "beautiful boy" and the woody allen project, michael sheen is a busy

police said this was not a random shooting. we'll have a live update at 8:00. >>> businesses in san jose are hoping for a big boost. a lot of people are expected expected expected in the downtown area. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: you can feel the love for the san jose sharks. you can see that big sign. we're downtown for the first time in years. they will have a number of headliners, including having the sharks play tonight. this is what people had to slay about the hundreds of thousands of visitors expected. >> it's great for the economy. have to figure out how to get around it. but it's great for san jose. san jose has been going through a lot of resurgence. the sharks have been able to do their thing. hopefully we can go all the way eye used to hang out here in 2000 and downtown used to be empty. so it's really a shock to see it flooded with people now. >> reporter: first up, the shark, the san jose sharks are back in time. it's game three of the western conference finals in the stanley cup playoffs. the sharks fac

it was so random. i met -- me and my boyfriend met melissa -- >> jimmy: you're gay?is? sorry. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you can always tell by the shoe laces. >> you can always tell by the shoe laces. so we met melissa at a birthday party and she was talking to us about her son, she left her son at home with a soap making kit. this is what rich people do. >> jimmy: what? >> my son's making soap at home. and it was weird. i was kind of joking i was like, i would love a bar of your son's soap. and she ended up finding me and sending me a bar of her son's soap -- >> jimmy: homemade son soap. >> and he said, i told my mother i met you guys and she wants to know if you want to come over for passover dinner. i didn't look at a calendar i was like, yes. and it was awesome. >> jimmy: were there celebry tips there? >> no. i didn't know if we were walking into a reality show if they were going to be like random like i don't know random celebrity central. >> jimmy: they'd be miking you when you walk in. >> signing clauses and release forms. but we were the randoms. and it was fami

i decided to write a trio of history's based on the smallest turn of random chance leading to hugely consequential results in as possible a scenario that i could construct helped by the startling things i discovered that really did happen. by the way these are separate histories. not just the book's plot against american of when one stops level back to reality to move to the next. you will not get stock. i am very clear and it is italicized. now we are back to reality. [laughter] what happens to president-elect kennedy? he would have been assassinated before the electoral college ever met. so what i describe as a united political system the eisenhower folks bully nixon into saying you do not want to challenge in this. we are in bad shape so johnson becomes president and he knows he lacks the personal connection he was shocked the hat was beaten with the nomination because he did not have been modern experience of the politics but the powers and also the telephone if you read the tapes from when he became president, i suggest he was intent and freeing himself from the prison of southe

park police did tell ktvu this morning the shooting does not appear to be random. >> it's going to be terribly difficult to investigate. especially if there is gang involvement they typically don't want to tell us enough. and the credibility of what they do tell us is going to be compromised. >> right now police say they don't have a strong description of the suspects. there is a park curfew in place from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. aimed at preventing incidents like this one. >>> the sounds of hammers, roofers and other construction workers will soon be heard in the san bruno neighborhood devastated by last year's pipeline explosion. ktvu channel 2 reporter allie rasmus is with the homeowners getting ready to rebuild. allie. >> reporter: well, pam, there's a ground breaking scheduled for later on today. and that ground breaking is going to mark the start of construction on the first home to rebuild here in the crest moor neighborhood. the neighborhood was the open center of the san bruno pipeline explosion in september. this is a lot where the new home is go up. you can see the address m

they do not believe that this incident was random. on the university's facebook page it says that counseling is available for those students who might need it. this is the 22nd homicide of the year in san jose and considering it's only may, last year for the entire year there were 20 homicides here in san jose. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> you're exactly right. 22 deaths in the city of san jose, as you mention ed, we're in only may. take a look at this kind of map that the "san jose mercury news" laid out for us. it actually kind of shows you how many homicides that they're investigating. it's amazing in such a short five months, the statistics, considering there were just 20 homicides in san jose in all of 2010. the city will have to make some tough decisions once considered one of the safest big cities in america. it is now facing budget cuts that could have an impact on the police department. >>> right now we want to head back to marla tellez in the studio this morning. san jose police have ano

random sure shour is possible with a cold front passing to the north. change will be a slight cooling trend for all of us. well below average six in napa double-digits 10-13 degrees cooler than average. here is a look at the temperatures in the east bay valleys. mid to upper 60s and with a storm develop in the north bay northwesterly wind could push one of these stray light showers into your neighborhood but don't cancel plans over it. mr. sunshine in the south bay with mid to upper 60s. sunshine and low to mid-50s along the peninsula with a couple of cloud here and there. breezy along the coast. 60 near downtown san francisco and sausalito. breezy at the beaches mid to upper 50s. ten degrees warmer and calm they are your valleys with mid to upper 50s. breezy around monterey and carmel. mid 50s for the rest of the bay and mid to upper 60s as you head inland and stray shower is possible in your neighborhood also. twins are in town cool and breezy 58 degrees jumping down to 53 at the coliseum. cooler tonight mid to upper 40s in the valleys and out to the

everyone who submits the survey will enter into a random drawing for a nook color. we welcome booktv and reviewers. if there is time during the presentation for audience questions please make sure to use this microphone here so everyone in the television audience can hear you. anand giridharadas will be signing books immediately after this presentation. his book are on sale in the barnes and noble tend which is right over there. my first fascination with india came from reading of the raj quartet in the 1970s. in the closing years of the occupation but the indians and british had strict rules for behavior and the book explored the consequences for ignoring the rules. the british left in 1947 but it has taken a long time to reverse some of the rules and effect of their presence. our offer, anand giridharadas, grew up in suburban cleveland. his parents came to the u.s. after their marriage in 1979. he attended the university of michigan at st. edmund hall. he frequently visited his extended indian family and periodically immersed their life in india. like his parents

but we do believe that it wasn't random at all. it wasn't a drive by shooting, it wasn't gang related, etc., it was very contained having to do with these three individuals. >> reporter: do we know if they were students at this point? >> we are still checking on the identity of the three individuals involved. we will take every precaution no matter what. but especially if it's our students to work with our young people tomorrow, offer counseling, etc. >> reporter: pat harris, spokesperson for san jose. in the garage are a number of cars. classs are class-- classes are just letting out and students who have their car in that garage have their car in that garage are not going to be allowed the fresh tasting california sour cream your other food loves. >> i'm just donating my head for a good cause. >>> that good cause is st. baldricks a nonprofit that raises money for child cancer research. 11 people had their heads shaved today. many of them are walnut creek police. one of the chiefs has a child with cancer. >>> mark is here with spo

. >> host: there is systematic torture it is a random not random gains you also describe a situation where the churches of the 10 to do anything about it but what infrastructure is in place where victims can go anywhere in southern africa? who is fighting for the people of zimbabwe and for the opposition victims? who was fighting to ensure the church and other organizations can operate? >> what happens that this particular time and what happens in advance of the elections, and the ngo, they do exist as well as a social ngo to provide medical help is put on notice they're very vulnerable has with those who are entering into the free election period it is the uptick of violence what they do is accused of high treason and just recently those for watching with agility with the uprising auntie the end nine of them have been charged with high treason. and then others have been arrested as well and someone else arrested and now to say when our director he was arrested and accused of high treason so mugabe become allergic to any criticism and it times like that it is difficult to provide the

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but we do believe that it wasn't random at all.wasn't a drive by shooting, it wasn't gang related, etc., it was very contained having to do with these three individuals. >> reporter: do we know if they were students at this point? >> we are still checking on the identity of the three individuals involved. we will take every precaution no matter what. but especially if it's our students to work with our young people tomorrow, offer counseling, etc. >> reporter: pat harris, spokesperson for san jose. in the garage are a number of cars. classs are class-- classes are just letting out and students who have their car in that garage are not going to be allowed in there until tomorrow. so two people are dead, one person in the hospital no word on his condition yet. >>> and we'll be right back after this short break. >> i'm just donating my head for a good cause. >>> that good cause is st. baldricks a nonprofit that raises money for child cancer research. 11 people had their heads shaved today. many of them are walnut creek police. one of

police don't believe it's random.thousands of people have brown water or no water at all because of a water main break. city experts believe the problem was from winter rains that weakened the ground near the broken main. it's not sure when the situation will be completely resolved. >>> iran postponed the espionage trial of two uc- berkeley grads scheduled to start today. a swiss diplomat says it's because shane bauer and josh fattal did not show up for court. the two men have been in jail in iran since being arrested nearly two years ago. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> good morning. got a new accident now in hayward. southbound 880 approaching whipple. an accident blocking a lane. traffic jamm

i said they were random. >> jimmy: i think i know. >> you know that character? steve.in brooklyn. miranda. >> jimmy: that's it? >> that's it. >> jimmy: well, you said they were short. do one more. >> i do mcconaughey getting upset that they messed up his burrito order. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> so, that's just like -- nah, man. i said no sour cream. >> jimmy: very good. i think that's probably worthy of a drink. >> yeah, you want to -- >> jimmy: we will. tell us about "happy endings." >> it's great. sitcom that airs on wednesdays at 10:00. >> jimmy: on abc. >> yeah, this network. our network. our network together. >> jimmy: the network we share. >> one thing we share. and it's super fun. everyone is really funny and they let us improvise a lot. >> jimmy: congratulations. i'm glad it's going well for you. and now we'll have a drink. a toast to adam pally and cinco de mayo. "happy endings" airs wednesdays at 10:00 right here on abc. we'll be right back with calexico. >> jimmy: this is their latest album. it's called "carried to december." here with the song "crystal

tom guerin dropped by to see what he can get for this random assortment of "playboy" paraphernalia, an old pipe, a couple of casino chips, a pair of cuff links. >> those mugs don't sell for that much, unfortunately. somebody didn't get 10 bucks for a set of four. >> reporter: he told us, he doesn't need the moneys are he's just cleaning out the lifetime accumulation of stuff. after bickering, when he gets a couple hundred dollars for his collection, he's okay. >> do you want to put it on ebay, do you want to put it on craigslist, or just take the smaller items in, grab a few dollars and fill the tank with gas and we're doing fine. >> reporter: are you guys making money? >> we're staying afloat. >> getting the bills paid. >> our landlords are doing okay. >> no new cars in the parking lot or anything like that. >> reporter: and in this economy, that's doing pretty well. this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" in naperville, illinois. >> the show is on thursday on tlc. >>> next, platforms, wedges, stilettos, oh, my. kelly ripa invite us into her closet to talk about the addiction to high hig

investigators won't say whether they believe a relative is to blame but they don't think a random child kidnapper is on the loose today. live in knightsen, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> the family of gianants fan beaten in a coma is seet to hold a news conference shortlyly. podium is readyy at san franciso gegeneral hospital. you are lookoking the at a live pictcture. ththis is the first pubublic statemenent since they have arrested one of the two menn suspected of attacking himim. tomas ramomon is live therere. >> we're at san francisco general where e bryan stow is in critical condition. we expect the family to talk to us what they think about the arrest that was made and update on brian's condition. after 6,000 hours of investigation by 20 detectives they have managed to arrest the main suspect in the march 31th beating of bryan stow. >> los angeles police raided this east hollywood apartment complex early yesterday morning. they arrested a reputed gang member and ex-convict, they call him the main aggressor of the beating of bryan stow. this sketch prompted his parole agent to t

interruption--this is the case of the assassination of german tourists. 50 year-old matt was struck by a randomullet. when gunfire ran out after a high school party near union square. he was in town visiting with her family from germany. last week her husband came back to speak with the district attorney on the case. a robber synod of from the german consulathe representative german consulate. >> with the talks that we have had with him last week. i am sure that he will be pleased to hear that it is getting dealt with. >>reporter: $1 million-$7 million for bail all seven were back on may 16th to enter a plea. in san francisco, kron 4 news. they could be even be facing the lifdeath penalty. they could be pacing the deat facing the deat. reporting live, teresa estacio. >>pam: alleged serial killer was back in a court room in >>reporter: and marin county, joseph nato is still in custody. earlier, he was should represent himself. cameras were not allowed in court. this his meso told the judge that he has his reasons for wanting to represent himself but would than he says he does not trust the ethic

it looks like -- fremont. >> wow, how random is that? you know ha they have?niles district film museum. the art and historic farm is there, too. >> love it. that's what's so great about the bay area. laura. >> no problem. we can't wait. we have to thank all the great people in hayward this morning. taste of hayward, that's coming up june 8th. come out and get a taste of it. buffalo bills. they are fantastic out here. a great brew pub. thank you for joining us. it's been great. sounds like fremont we are on .p have a great tank tops. [ female announcer ] grab a box of multigrain cheerios, get a code to a seven-day plan to get going on your summer weight loss. get the box, get the code, get started. that's ever happened to cinnamon. introducing cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% daily value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of cinnamon. new cinnamon burst cheerios. prepare your taste buds. we're getting the day started with athenos greek yogurt. later we're gonna ride bikes and go to the -- [ male announcer ] wonderful! let's see what yiayia thinks. are you t

it's a random process all week. yesterday, walnut creek. today, pleasanton.your shoe? >> do you have a foot fete itch? let me see the bottom of your shoe. how random is that, that she has gum on the bottom of her shoe. i'm going to throw this. if you get out of the way so i don't hit you with it. three, two, one -- where did it land? >> mark zuckerberg's house. palo alto. what a surprise. i didn't know we were going to end up there tomorrow. some day, robots are going to take over the world. when they do, you're going to wonder, who how old i sue. stanford university, it's like a community college. >> sure. >> what do you have on tap? a surprise? >> yeah, a surprise. >> we find out the morning of. >> there you have it from lovely main street. >> this was fun this morning. the food was great as well. >> thanks to all the great people who came out. it's been a lot of fun. >> from two latin girls, happy cinco de mayo. later we're gonna ride bikes and go to t [ male announcer ] wonderful! let's see what yiayia thinks. are you two married? um, no. but you living t

expect more bag checks and random gate screenings a lot airports.ring bringing back its random bag checks as well. d.c. police are working with federal law enforcement and reinforcing transportation security around the city. police are also keeping a watchful eye on area mosques and synagogues. tsa is coordinating with mass transit agencies to duplicate similar security efforts where it's necessary. in some cases you're going to see these uniformed officers. in others they are stepping up their more covert actions to try to keep folks safe. they're saying their first line of defense is definitely the people. they want to make sure people are reporting anything they find that may be suspicious. back to you all in the studio. >> thanks very much, tracee. you will notice extra security at the airports across the country. extra bomb-sniffing dogs and officers specially trained to spot suspicious behavior are on the job. tsa already bans sharp objects. they are inspecting shoes and limiting liquids, all measures that were in place but will be fully enfor

you are getting random comments. a lot of times they are ran dam. >> do you ever hear weird chiming sounds or music? >> we have heard like -- what's that? >> sorry. >> oh. >> i'm sorry. >> maintenance man tom willis is also convinced there's something spooky. >> what was that? >> just the metal. >> oh. >> whoa. what's that? >> a fan. >> came in this door, fire extinguishers hanging there. i heard it drop and it was on the ground. i thought something is going on around here. >> so much going on, he came up with a ghost hunters guide to ghosts in wine country. >> if you want a put a paranormal trip on your trip or serious ghost hunters. back here live, jeff will be signing copies of the ghost hunter's guide to wine country and other areas as well in honor of friday the 13th. it's the biggest holiday here. >> yeah. we'll wait for the bells to chime, so to speak. thank you very much, bob. i want to check in with marla tellez with the rest of the news. good morning. >> good morning. it's 6:47. firefighters in monterey cou

police department asking them that once the patio is open and constructive that they can conduct 3 random tests during the first month of operation and report back to my office, which i will share. if there are noise ordinance violations at that time, i am happy to support and make sure that the neighbors voices are heard and that the owners are held accountable korea everyone has my commitment on that. however, today, i do not believe we are in a position to require a full eir on the project, so i'm going to move item 20 and tables item number 21 and 22. president chiu: supervisor farrell. he has a motion. seconded by supervisor elsbernd. >> i do not think that ceqa is implicated here. a lot of times, people mistakenly believe that felo goes well beyond where it actually goes. i just do not think it is implicated here. with that said, coming from a district where part of my district is in the castro, and we have a number of these situations korea we had one bar that had something revoked recently and another one that made it in the "the new york times" a few weeks ago because of a proble

. >> this was not a random shooting. and so we're hoping that with some hard work and investigations and along with assistance of the public, that we're able to locate the suspect. >> reporter: all they know is that it's a light skinned man with a black pony tail driving a pickup with an extended cab. the passenger coming to the driver's side to help him inside where they found a lot more help. >> we had customers in the front helping out, grabbing towels. everybody just banded together to help out which i think was really great. and i'm thankful for the customers and my crew. >> reporter: this morning it reopened as scheduled and seemed like a normal business day. >>> we've got new details this afternoon from the documents seized from osama bin laden's pakistani compound. as recently as last summer, al- qaeda considered high jacking and blowing up oil tankers and drilling platforms. they hoped to provoke an extreme economic crisis. no specific or imminent threat but the fbi and homeland security did issue a warning to l

investigators won't say whether they believe a relative is to blame but they don't think a random child kidnapper is on the loose today. live in knightsen, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> the family of giants fan beaten in a coma is set to hold a news conference shortly. podium is ready at san francisco general hospital. you are looking the at a live picture. this is the first public statement since they have arrested one of the two men suspected of attacking him. tomas ramon is live there. >> we're at san francisco general where bryan stow is in critical condition. we expect the family to talk to us what they think about the arrest that was made and update on brian's condition. after 6,000 hours of investigation by 20 detectives they have managed to arrest the main suspect in the march 31th beating of bryan stow. >> los angeles police raided this east hollywood apartment complex early yesterday morning. they arrested a reputed gang member and ex-convict, they call him the main aggressor of the beating of bryan stow. this sketch prompted his parole agent to tie him to the attack. >> a

expect more bag checks and random screenings. d.c. police are working with federal law enforcement and reinforcing transportation security around the city. police are also keeping a watchful eye on area mosques and synagogues. tsa is coordinating with mass transit agencies around the country to duplicate efforts where it's necessary. it's not clear on how long or how much this increased security is going to cost. but all security officials are saying their first line of defense are the people. they're asking folks to report any suspicious activity they see specifically when it comes to mass forms of transportation. back to you all in the studio. >> thanks very much, tracee. >>> and a tornado in new zealand. the tornado ripped across parts of auckland today. the funnel cloud cut across a suburb of new zealand's largest city around midday today their time. the roof of one small shopping mall reportedly collapsed. a hospital confirms one person was killed and 20 were injured. this area is the same area hit by an earthquake earlier this y