realtime, you decide." what are some of the other words jumping out to you this year?> "the simple truth." >> stephen: the simple truth. >> the simple truth is that we can't spend more money than we take in. >> stephen: you decide. >> i would add a little bit more before i got to you decide. it's not like you can throw all these words together in a single sentence. >> stephen: you decide realtime. >> that's not effective communication. >> stephen: it's got three of the buzz words in there. >> yes, but you need to spread them out. >> stephen: frank, i imagine that you would like to decide in realtime (laughter) >> you're dangerous. >> stephen: that a buzz word? >> no. words need to have a purpose. they need to breathe. >> stephen: so what should i not do? >> you get one shot to use the simple truth. don't use it more than once. >> stephen: simple truth. i blew it. (laughter) >> you can use it more than that. >> stephen: twice? >> this is difficult. i'm not sure if this is working. >> stephen: it's working for me. >> then i guess i should be happy. >> stephen: what's ano

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> protestors at sfo are demanding an apology today from the airline that removed a man off a flight. >> that's after he reportedly refused to pull up his pants. the incident happened more than a month ago. kristy seifkin is at sfo with why some people are upset. >> reporter: good afternoon. dozens of individuals filled the terminal here at u.s. airways here in support of deshon, many individuals from "colorofchange" a black civil rights organization. they gathered 40,000 signatures from people all across the country demanding that u.s. airways apologize to deshon marman. they were here to hand over the signatures to the ticketing at u.s. airways. the group's request was twofold. first they wanted a public apology and second they want u.s. airways to detail the measures that the organization will take to make sure what

it's horrible in realtime.re going to continue to talk about it. >> but it was a turning point many people feel. i've covered congress many years and have never seen it quite as poisonous. i want to ask you about this -- this moment. this was the night before john boehner walked away from the grand bargain. you're in the oval office with the president, the vice president. you look angry. >>', i don't even remember this. i'm not angry. >> it's a white house photo. we should point out. you see the back of harry reid. what do you think you were saying to the president? >> i think what i was saying at the president is we've got to end this. we've got to end this. we've had the negotiations -- as i look at this picture the meeting was coming to an end since the vice president was standing. >> bringing back bad memories. >> no. we've got to end it. whatever it is everybody knows what the ante is. now let's just end it. >> that's when boehner says the president upped the ante that night. called and said we want anothe

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a statewide amber alert called off. a 16-year-old allegedly kidnapped in the east bay is now safe. why there are a lot of holes in the story. >> he was with bryan stow during the dodger stadium attack. what the death of a key witness means for the case and the new claims that stow was blindsided. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, august 2. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> that's right. i'm elizabeth wenger. time now 4:30. we'll start with a quick look at traffic and weather. first, kristy seifkin. lawrence is off, too or he is working nights today. >> he is. we'll see warming by this afternoon a few degrees so good for you ladies who like it a little bit warmer. 88 in concord today. we'll tell you how long the warm weather will last later but over to gianna now with a look at traffic. >> thank you. good morning. we are starting off with roadwork on 880 northbound approaching 980 until 5:00. southbound as you work your way towards 92. more details coming up. but right now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> an ambe

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now, is this the deal i would have preferred? no. >>> we have a deal. but the debate over the nation's debt is far from over. what congress must do today to avoid a historic default. >>> and a deadly double shooting in richmond. why police are having trouble putting the pieces together from this case. good morning, everyone. it's monday, august 1. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger. time now 4:30. let's start off with a quick look at traffic and weather. it was an eh-eh weekend. sunday was a little -- hm. >> not happy with the weather? >> it was so so. [ laughter ] >> i liked the heat. it's great. >> cool and cloudy this morning, temperatures running well below average, 5 to 10 degrees only 80 today in concord instead of mid-90s. cooler in san jose at oakland. oakland 69, san francisco 65. we'll have a full look at the forecast in a bit but gianna has traffic first. >> not a bad start to your monday morning drive. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge where traffic is okay. look out for

let's bring bill maher back, host of hbo's "realtime with bill maher."e a look at what speaker boehner said to cbs news. >> when you look at the final agreement we came to with the white house. i got 9% of what i wanted, i'm pretty happy. >> you know, bill, if a party has got 98% of what they want, why are they belly aching and kevetching now about democrats who say they're hostage takers, they got 98% of what they want, according to the man who leads their party. >> they need that sense of victimhood, that is their identity, they always have to be fighting the man, and i don't know if they know how to be winners. look at how they're sort of cannibalizing their own. who's crazy enough these days to be pure enough for the tea party? their threat is always to primary each other. if you don't fall in line, we will primary you, we will find someone even nuttier. they went after alan west, the guy from florida. when he said he would vote for one of the boehner plans, they said, okay, we'll find someone who is pure enough for us. if he's not pure enough for yo

while hundreds gather remember a toddl >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> another anxious day for investors. how world markets are reacting to the dow's big soaring comeback yesterday. >>> hundreds gather to remember a toddler killed in oakland. sources tell cbs 5 about arrests in the case. good morning. it's wednesday, august 10. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. hump day, fantastic. >> nothing like going to bed at midnight and getting up for an early wake-up call. >> you went to bed at midnight? >> we saw peter frampton playing in livermore. he is fabulous. >> is that right? >> still going after all these years. >> he sounds just like he did in years gone by. >> awesome. >> could have ended about an hour earlier. >> could you start a little earlier. >> start at 7, not at 8. >> weather-wise it was great. >> we are looking at good weather today. a heatup around the bay area as high pressure is building n less fog and looks like the temperatures will soar early on. we still have patchy fog and most of that near the coastline some patches inside the bay. we are

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a 9-year-old boy seriously hurt in a hit-and-run rampage. the chase that led police across two counties. >>> markets around the world hammered this morning. how the state jobs report could impact wall street after the biggest one-day drop since the recession began. >> good morning. it's friday, august 5. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. the weekend right around the corner. a lot of people wondering what the weather is going to be like. >> mr. doughnut who brought in 700 doughnuts this morning! >> happy friday, guys. happy friday, folks at home. fog, low clouds and drizzle this morning. a little more sunshine by the afternoon, maybe a little warmer, 82 concord, 78 san jose, 60s in oakland and san francisco. more on the weekend forecast in a moment. first let's check the roads are gianna. >> we are jumping over to the bay bridge. metering lights off, no wind advisories, but lots of roadwork. details on that coming up. right now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a developing story this morning. a hit-and-run rampage that's left a c

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a day after the dow drops nearly 635 points, how world markets are reacting. >>> and an innocent victim of a deadly shooting just 3 years old. the tribute tonight to an east bay toddler. good morning, it's tuesday, august 9. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. nice tuesday. it's a little early. 4:30. >> it's hard to get going. >> it was nicer than i expected. >> fog lovers rejoice! even a little drizzle at the coast. fog thick until valleys. santa rosa thick fog this morning. this afternoon we'll squeeze in some sunshine, 80s inland, plenty of 60s inside the bay. of course, we have that patchy fog back toward the coastline. more on weather coming up but elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you, lawrence. a single car accident westbound 580 right before 680 one right lane blocked in pleasanton. tow crews are heading to the scene. we also have roadwork in oakland and in east palo alto. we'll tell you all about that coming up. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. it is early. >> very early. [ laughter ] >>> all right, guys, t

the devices can provide wireless realtime access to footage instead of just going trait to tape.gency has landed a $6 million federal grant. >>> good morning, everyone. heading out on this tuesday morning? we have some patchy fog out there right now. a little thick in spots. santa rosa seeing visibilities down to a quarter mile right now. so a little thick especially at the coastline as well. the possibility of some patchy fog in that direction. we have some clear skies in some of the interior valleys and by the afternoon the clear skies will mean lots of sunshine and some very nice temperatures. 80s, getting hot, low 90s furthest reaches in the east bay. plenty of 60s and 70s inside the bay, 80s toward the santa clara valley, 50s and 60s at the coastline with the patchy fog. right now 58 degrees and clear in concord, clear in livermore at 55, cloudy skies into san francisco and, of course, cloudy into pacifica. if you plan on traveling around the straight, it gets hot in the central valley. 97 in fresno, 79 beautiful in lake tahoe, very comfortable there. 97 degrees, hot in redd

. >> there's never not a realtime that the flowers are not happening. >> in the garden we use all of the arrangements for all of the public spaces. >> i feel like i've stepped into the buckingham palace. it's actually right here in the bay area. >> it was born between 1915 and 1917. he owned the empire mine. the largest strike in history. he was cambridge educated, love an english country house so he built himself an english country house. >> there is a french feel, a little bit of a california twist on it, too. >> we have a lot of fine art collection and the roth family who also gave the estate to the national preservation in 1975. >> blooming with actual fall weather as we head into the upcoming week, they also are looking for volunteers up here. a tremendous amount of education programs as well. guess what, it's retreating t o the southwest, the high pressure. we're going to get a slice of mild air. as for tonight, the numbers drop into the mid-50s in the south bay and low 50s in the north bay. possibly isolated 40s and right here at the mansion, we're expecting temperatures tomor

the new cameras will announce -- will allow them to watch in realtime. the current system only tapes what happens on buses. >>> the community is rallying to support a richmond family whose toddler drowned in their swimming pool. 15-month-old was discovered in the afternoon. her mother was inside the home when she realized she had not seen the girl for ten minutes. her father works at the sizler restaurant in -- sizzler in point noel and his coworkers and others are helping with -- pinole and his coworkers and others are helping with the funeral. >>> and in just of the last few hours, a texas jury handed polygamist leader a life sentence. the 55-year-old headed the fundamentalist church. the light sentence is for the sexual assault of a 12-year-old he took at a bride. he also received a sentence for assaulting a 16-year-old who prim pregnant. he could be eligible for parole when he is 90 years old. >>> david cameron came back from vacation early to survey damage following heavy rioting. authorities may also use plastic bullets against riders tonight which

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> it's grace lee's favorite day of the week.e it is. it's everyone's favorite day of the week. >> august 29th, kicking your week off. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. friday is probably the best day of the week. >> we're going to lie. >> got to, to get out of bed, right, lawrence. >> good to see you again. haven't seen you for a bit. but today we are starting out with, guess what, some fog. big surprise there, huh? 50s and 60s around the bay area. by the afternoon we'll see lots of sunshine coming up. more on that in a moment. right now let's check the roads with gianna. >> thank you, lawrence. we have troubles if you work your way toward the golden gate bridge. an accident and a tree in the roadway may slow you down right around the waldo tunnel. details coming up plus the bay bridge. right now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:31 now. this morning the remains of hurricane irene are over eastern canada causing flooding and power outages in quebec. >> in the u.s. it could take weeks for the east coast to recover from this

that story coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good, everybody. it is 5:30. it's much day. it's wednesday. halfway through the workweek. >> that's right. >> august the 10th. i'm frank mallicoat. and you are? >> i'm grace lee. we have halfway through the week. once wednesday is done, we can cruise, lawrence. >> i don't even know who i am by this point in the week. >> you are lawrence karnow! >> thank you for reminding me. [ laughter ] we have a great day coming our way, lots of sunshine, more than the past couple of days. 60s and 70s around the bay. inland 80s even some 90s too. more weather coming up in a moment. right let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> traffic looks great for your silicon valley ride out of milpitas. westbound 237 nice and light out towards 101. coming up, a check of mass transit. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> two suspects are in custody this morning in the drive-by shooting which killed a 3-year- old boy in oakland. but the search is still on for the man who apparently and allegedly pulled the t

berkeley researcher elliott martin is using a gps device to get realtime information in how he is driving. >> that is going to change people's may have. >> it shows how much gas he is using and whether his car is emitted go too many pollutants. >> you don't want to brake too fast. >> it's called eco driving. the device martin says is a eco navigate are that has an office in redwood city. >> there is display that has show the driver how much gas they are could consuming and how much carbon they are emitting and also a score card that gives you a score as to how you your driving compares to either other drivers of the same car or perhaps a fleet wide rating. >> when it comes to fuel economy it's not how hard as you push on the gas paled, something as simple as opening a window can make a difference. >> but will a driver make better decisions? that is what they are trying figure out. they have installed the eco navigator in a fleet of cars in the bay area and will study the results. one thing researchers at u.c. riverside already know from their own survey, with or without a navigator, 95% o

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. and i'm grace lee time is 5-- a mini >>> good morning, it's wednesday. it's grace's favorite day of the week except for thursday and friday. >> that's correct. [ laughter ] >> i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. man, it was getting warm yesterday. even hot in the city here. >> it was! and it kind of felt good actually, kristy. hopefully you can do it again. >> it's going to be similar today. a little cooler in some location but still a beautiful day, plenty of sunshine out there. and we're looking at really mild temperatures outside right now, still 67 in livermore. 57 in oakland. 66 in fairfield. san francisco pacifica a little cooler 592. but warming up nicely for this afternoon. a full look at the highs in just a bit. but let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you. a little fog won't slow you down across the golden gate bridge. here's a live look at traffic conditions through the waldo grade across the span of the golden gate heading into san francisco. coming up we'll hav

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. it is friday august 12. grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:30 on a friday. >> it is a friday. >> we like that. >> excited about that. >> lawrence karnow is going to tell you what a wonderful weekend we are all going to have because the weather is spectacular. >> i do feel that excitement today, guys. yeah, it looks like it is going to be a great day today as we are going to see more sunshine coming through. patchy fog out there now. by the afternoon 60s into san francisco, 70s into oakland. some 80s into the valleys. more on the weekend forecast in a moment. right now we'll check the roads with gianna. >> thank you, lawrence. a great morning on the roads, as well. we are accident-free and "friday light" throughout the bay area. hers a look at conditions right -- here's a look at conditions through the south bay. so far, so good. we'll have details on the rest of the bay area. in the meantime, back to you. >>> an armored car warehouse is a crime scene this morning. workers told p

live in san francisco, we'll have the latest in the search effort. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtimeaptioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everybody. it is thursday, august 18. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> almost 19 hours after police say he fired a gun, a suspect still barricaded in a san rafael hotel. >> quite a traffic mess, too. the nearby stretch of 580 opened a couple of hours ago after being closed for most of the day. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: good morning. late last night, they got a crane here outside of the extended stay hotel in san rafael and they brought a metal plate up to the man's window. it's a five by eight metal plate being held by a crane which would block any gunshots he might fire towards 580. that's how they re-opened the highway. the standoff continues. back to when this began, standoff at around 11 a.m. yesterday. police have been trying to arrest the man they believe stabbed a clerk at united supermarket in san rafael on sunday. when they moved in on the hotel, the man fired a shot from a window. the hotel overlooks

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> your realtime captionernda marie macdonald. >>> let's go live to wall street. brace yourselves. they are clapping for now. in a sea of bad economic news futures trading indicates there could be a higher open on wall street this morning. >> on the heels of one of the worst days ever. there goes the bell, they lost 635 points yesterday, over 1,000 points in three trading days. today most world markets closed lower but there is some hope out there since the futures are up. so we'll keep everything crossed and see where it all goes. >>> good morning, tuesday, august 9. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. let's get it down to lawrence now to see what our tuesday futures are looking like weather-wise. >> the future is looking good as we going to see more sunshine and some warmer weather showing up around the bay area. starting out with patchy fog. 60s this afternoon into san francisco and oakland. some 80s in the valleys. even warmer weather after that. more on that in a moment. let's check the roads with eliza

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everybody.sday, august 15th. it's officially too early to start talking about the weekend but hey, what the heck, huh? >> let's talk about it anyway. >> just three days away. i'm grace lee. >> let's find out from lawrence how a few days before the weekend are going to be. >> it is never too early to start talking about the weekend. and folks, we are looking at some changes coming up over the next few. but looking good out there right now. temperatures in the 50s with dense fog at the coastline. beautiful summer sunshine come our way. we'll talk more about that and the weekend forecast in a few minutes. right now let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> no major hot spots anywhere. live look at 880 through oakland past the coliseum. nice and quiet right now northbound and southbound. we have some roadwork going on in the east bay and the north bay. we'll tell you where coming up. >>> the family of a 3-year-old boy murdered in a drive-by shooting in oakland will say good-bye this morning. >> the fun

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> heartbreak for two more families in oakland as gunfire crash through oakland through the night. the call of the community to stop the violence that continues to rise. >>> police officers attacked. the confrontation ends in gunfire. what the man was doing that prompted officers to approach him. >>> the first big test of the 2012 presidential campaign. the winner of today's iowa straw poll and what it could mean for the current white house. >>> good evening, i'm anne makovec. ann notarangelo has the night off. after this week's murder of a 3- year-old boy, people in oakland were hoping the tragedy would help unite the community, but not even a week later two more men are added to this year's list of homicides which is ever growing and the grieving families are making a plea to stop the violence. >> we can't bring them back to life. what can we do? >> reporter: last night this oakland family lost a loved one forever. >> she is my brother. >> reporter: 20-year-old jesus roeso shot to death in east oakland. he died in his car on maddox

examiner reports that muni landed a $6 million federal grant to buy cameras that offer wireless, realtime access to footage. as it stands now, cameras record on a tape that's kept on the bus. a 2009 audit found that the instantaneous equipment on more than 20% of outfitted busses and trains was completely nonfunctional. >>> the honeymoon is definitely over for san francisco mayor ed lee. he took out some papers to run for a full term today and he immediately ran into a heckler. >> are you going to sit down because you lide to the board of supervisors and are in that office under false pretenses? >> the heckler refused to be quiet. tonight, the mayor took part in his first candidate debate. as elizabeth cook shows us, his opponents also raised some very pointed questions. >> reporter: hours after mayor ed lee made it official, he was met with jeers and cheers from a packeddous at the mayoral forum. >> mayor ed lee. [ mixed cheers and boos ] >> he talked over heckling from the audience. >> ladies and gentlemen, please. let him speak. >> thank you. >> you lied! >> reporter: but the sharpest

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. it is apple's first full day in 14 years without their ceo steve jobs. anne makovec shows us how the cupertino-based company is doing today without one of its founders. >> i think everything is fine. everything is fine. >> reporter: one day after the resignation of steve jobs as apple's ceo, the products he inspired are still filling store shelves, shopping bags and pockets all over the world. >> i definitely have faith. i have faith in the company even though he's gone. >> reporter: steve jobs is almost as iconic as brand itself. his resignation has people talking. the phrase ceo of apple and the name of his replacement tim cook were some of the most used phrases on twitter this morning. >> he has something like obama, something special. >> reporter: jobs burst on the tech scene in the '80s after creating apple in a silicon valley garage. he unveiled the macintosh computer in 1984, was forced out as ceo in '85 and returned in the '90s to revive the brand. he was

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon. >> the last two years i have only worked about sixs. >> pleading for help trying to find a job. how washington, d.c., is listening tonight. >> i'm afraid to be out here by myself. >> a violent summer in oakland. >>> the price is right. bay area university offering a few courses for free. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. it is everywhere you look. worries about a mounting debt crisis in europe. >>> and tonight a new sign of just how tight money is right here at home. customers are even staying away from wal-mart. the world's largest retailer saying traffic is down as its shoppers are facing economic challenges. numbers out today show new home construction fell last month just 413,000 homes were being built. that is the fewest on the books in four decades. >>> and the president is plowing through the midwest where today he asked farmers to brain storm about how to get the economy moving. >> here in the bay area tonight local members of congress went straight to the unemployed to get their ideas on how to get the country

. >> basically this is listening for cracks in realtime. so they're not large cracks. and like they found several years ago. so we can tell if caltrans many, many months and years ahead of time before cracks become inches. >> the bridge shut down in september, 2009 when a crack on an i bar was found. the repair broke leading to another closure and major problems. >> and university of california faculty and staff will be starting off the school year with a pay raise. $140 million handed down to nonunion members who earn less than $200,000 per year. uc president says it's needed to help retain employees and it's their first raise in nearly four years. just last month, agents raised tuition nearly 10%. the second fee hike in two year autos our consumer news includes good news about airline service and bad news about bank fee autos right. and michael finney is here with the forecast. >> this is interesting. it hasn't come to california yet. and and the san francisco based bank says it will begin charging customers in georgia, new mexico, nevada and oregon for using a debit

four rkers are >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. we begin with four construction workers all hospitalized after falling three stories today at a construction site. it happened at 19th and illinois in san francisco. that's nearat&t park at 8 a.m. linda yee reports. >> reporter: franks, the accident happened in the construction pouring concrete on the roof when somehow the support system collapsed. when the fire rescue team arrived they found four workers partially buried in concrete trapped in the shaft of a stairwell. one was on the roof, three others were under the roof when the accident happened. three men are in critical condition with broken bones. cal-osha inspectors are on the scene and that construction area of that collapse has been red-tagged. >> the support gave way, the concrete fell on the three workers a significant amount of concrete like having a large wall fall on you. so when the wall hit them and knocked them down three flights of stairs they were working right above a stair shaft. >> reporter

access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org don't work at a bank the shake up at a bay area police >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> bankers hours don't work if you don't work at a bank. the shake-up at a bay area police department that will have officers working the same hours as criminals. >>> the crime went off without a hitch. a smash-and-grab that netted an atm. why those criminals still didn't get the last laugh. >>> they went before a judge today to say they didn't do it. what the prosecution is using to build a case against the men accused of beating bryan stow. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> imagine if your boss told you no more 9 to 5. now you're working nights and weekends. that's exactly what is happening to dozens of

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org after the san bruno blast: now >>> your realtimeoner is linda marie macdonald. to. >>> it was compounded over the years by a litany of failures. >> almost a year after the san bruno blast, now we know the cause and why pg&e's pipeline was doomed from the start. >> do you feel safer here? >> yeah, a lot safer. >> criminals taking advantage of fewer officers. now some local police

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> we begin with another stock market slide. let's go live to the big board. the market is giving back just about half the gains from yesterday's surge. look at the numbers. down 300 points and the market well below 11,000. >> just when wall street seemed to be looking up after yesterday's big close, right out of the gate we are down. alexis christoforous has the latest now from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: yesterday's late- day stock rally is a distant memory. the bulls have retreated and the bears are out. the dow tanked triple digits in the first minutes of trading as the markets remain shaky after two volatile weeks. investors started selling at the opening bell, the dow down more than 400 in the first hour of trading. investors worry that france is now the next european country to need a bailout. >> overseas begins to weakening, the u.s. is looking at a very long-term recovery it doesn't bode well for corporate earnings going f

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> we saw? problem and saw an opportunity -- we saw this problem and saw an opportunity. >> new at 6:00, it looks like any other house. we'll see why this bay area home could help solve the mortgage crisis. >>> a bay area wind farm gets an upgrade. thousands of turbines are coming down. what's going up in their place that will let us harness the wind like never before. >>> a look from the new bay bridge that most of us

is reporting that muni has landed a $6 million federal grant to buy cameras that offer wireless realtime access to footage. as it stands now, cameras record onto a tape that is kept on the bus. a 2009 audit found that the surveillance equipment on more than 20% of the outfitted busses and trains was completely nonfunctional. >>> well, the honeymoon's over for san francisco's mayor ed lee. lee took out papers to return for a full term today and he immediately ran into a heckler. >> mr. lee are you going to sit down because you lide to the board of supervisors and are in that office under false pretenses? >> when he refused to be quiet, deputies dragged him out. tonight, the neighbor took part in his first debate. as elizabeth cook shows us, his opponents also raised some very pointed questions. >> reporter: hours after mayor ed lee made it official, he was met with jeers and cheers from a packed house at the mayoral forum. >> mayor ed lee. [ mixed cheers and booing ] >> he talked over heckling from the audience. >> ladies and gentlemen, please. let him speak, please. >> thank you. >> you

,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> happy friday, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> it has been a long week but we are now in the final hour on wall street and today, the dow has been on the seesaw. let's look at the big board. still up 131 points. kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks joins us live to bring us to update on the latest economic development as they keep on changing. >> reporter: grace, a wild week. fortunately coming to a merciful end and looks like it will end on a positive note unless we see some massive sell in the final hour. don't count anything out at this point. but it has been a decent day after some of the craziest moves we have ever seen on wall street. we have never seen the dow have four consecutive 400-point swings in either direction. and despite all of the big drops this week, we are still about 300 points shy of breaking even although with the dow up about 120 right now, 180 points for, and we would be even on this week. a lot of volatility out there. did get another piece of decent economic ne

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the system is getting crowded and that signal is not going straight into the police department in realtime which is what they need if they are going to use it in court case and things like that. it has glitches to work out. >> you said the business association downtown paid for a lot of the $50,000 for the one of the what about the other five cameras? who is paying for those? >> reporter: well, the city is paying for the lion's share of this. it's an expensive thing and these budgetary times they feel it's so important downtown that this city's historic district went downhill that it's worth the investment to get people to invest here and open up stores and to come and shop. >> yeah. bring in tax dollars, too along the way. all right, len ramirez gilroy, thanks. >>> the family of carlos nava buried their 3-year-old son today. the private funeral was at an east oakland church not far from where the toddler was caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting last year. >> it takes time to show the reality and to unite in an effort to [ indiscernible ] in oakland. >> late this afternoon distri

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>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good tuesday afternoon, i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. he was just 3 years old but today the family of carlos nava is saying good-bye at his funeral in oakland. his life ended violently when he was hit by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting. kristy seifkin is at the church where the mass is still going on right now. good afternoon, kristy. >> reporter: good afternoon. the community has been rallying around the nava family for the past week since carlos was killed. and that outpouring of support continues today as people have attended the funeral here at saint bernard's church in oakland. friends and family carried him in in a small white casket many of them wearing t-shirts with his image and the phrase, rest in peace. dozens of friends, family and community members including police and fire officials attended the mass that started at 11 a.m. today. many carried flowers, balloons and stuffed animals in his memory. carlos' cousin led a motorcycle procession with several family members but all were too dis

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good friday afternoon, i'm grace lee. you have been watching a special report from scott pelley on hurricane irene. and as scott mentioned, we'll have much more coverage on that massive storm as well as the preparations later in this newscast. back here in the bay area, imagine waking up and walking right into the middle of a violent home invasion. it happened earlier this morning on a quiet street in richmond. a grandmother was shot and killed, her son wounded. as anne makovec reports, this is the second time in a week family members have had a gun pointed at them. >> it's very upsetting, you know, to hear them screaming in the middle of the night. >> reporter: he lives next door to what is now a murder scene. just before 4 a.m. this morning, the father of the house had just come downstairs to make breakfast in the middle of a home invasion. >> it appears in a the resident just came -- it appears that the rest didn't just came upon someone inside their house and that's when gunshots came out. >> reporter: the father was

all the atter is about wall >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. all the chatter today is about wall street and those stocks. let's take live look at the numbers right now. up from the get-go early this morning, over 400 at one point has kind of taken a downgrade a little bit, 262, but at least it's up. and that is good news. >> that's right. in the green. so what does all this mean? we'll go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, what trying heard it rebound? >> reporter: absolutely crazy ride over the last few sessions, hasn't it been? we get these big drops of several hundred points followed by big gains of a few hundred points. now we are entering the witching hour for the stock market, the final hour. we'll see if we end up with a smashed pumpkin or a glass slipper. hoping for the glass slipper. there are a number of factors leading to today's gain all sparked on the uncertainty. today coming from some good words from the labor department on jobless claims below 400,000 for

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> you don't replace a steve jobs, i don't believet go find another one of him. that's like lightning in a bottle. >> it's the brainchild and the heart of apple. this morning the tech world is stunned by the resignation of steve jobs. will the company be the same? >>> the threat of a major propane explosion in placer county is now over. why firefighters changed their strategy at the very

developing news out >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> right now, we are following developing news out of the east bay. an officer is shot following a bank robbery and gun battle this pinole. chopper 5 is live over the wells fargo bank just off fitzgerald drive. traffic a mess. paramedics treated a number of victims at the bank. this just after 9:30 this morning. here's what we know. one suspect is dead and a pinole police officer and security guard are injured. anne makovec is live outside the bank where the investigation shut down city streets. good afternoon. >> reporter: a lot is unclear right now, grace, as to who shot whom. but according to police it looks like four people total were shot, the suspect dead. chopper 5 high above the scene in pinole a shopping center, target and wells fargo bank in it where this robbery occurred in the parking lot according to police. they weren't trying rob the bank. they were trying to rob an armored car outside in the parking lot of the bank off fitzgerald here in pinole around 9:30. the timeline though is very confusing to p

happened and why muni says they are just weeks away now from firing them. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtimeoner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it's one of the biggest meat recalls ever. stores across the country are pulling turkey from their shelves. the brands linked to a salmonella outbrea

the details on that and how the global markets did coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> safe to say we're all hoping for a bill comeback this morning on wall street. but the roller coaster ride is far from over. the new signs americans are angrier than ever. >>> new details about the gang war which killed a 3-year-old boy in oakland. the evidence police hope will close this case. >>> good morning. it's thursday, august