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

access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> new at 6:00, thousands of bay area nurses just hours away from walking off the job. why they say they are doing it to help their patients. >>> he was san jose's most wanted and now can't stop sobbing. the different face of a suspected murderer and who is accused of helping him hide

this is realtime footage showing strong winds propelling the fire from left to right.blaze has already killed two people, destroyed 1,000 homes. it is the largest of 60 fires right now burning in the state of texas. >>> tropical storm lee kicked up a lot more than just big waves along the gulf coast. those are tar balls left from that massive oil spill from last year. they have washed up on alabama beaches. most of them have been pretty small so far. locals say tar has been washing up since last summer but lee stirred up a mess even more than usual. >>> all right, folks. we are looking at a beautiful summer day outside as high pressure takes control and cranks up the temperatures once again today. starting out with patchy fog at the coastline but more triple- digit heat is expected and we have a "spare the air" day in effect. you will see some pollutants building up especially into parts of the east bay. right now 57 degrees in concord, 57 in oakland, it is a cool 49 degrees in santa rosa. but that fog compressed right down to the surface and out at the coastline. we'r

we'll have the latest coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, blab. >>> your realtime captioner is >>> your realtimes linda marie macdonald. >>> several san francisco police cars smashed up. the bold way a homeless man stopped the suspects. >>> and murder at a bay area motorcycle club. the search for the gunman and why he may have been after revenge. >> waking up to the hottest day of the week today. big changes though in the works. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> and good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, the 28th, much day. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. let's get right t traffic. >> reporter: east palo alto, near the intersection of bay and university, we have just learned in a there was some sort of police pursuit that ended in a crash at the intersection. it involved a motorcyclist and we understand that one person was arrested. so there is a lot of debris on the road. avoid that intersection in the meantime. there are streets blocked off in that area. again, bay road and uner

now we're talking realtime. it changes the whole dynamic. >> reporter: exactly right. know, the police blotter, that's exactly what this is, you know, for old-timers who remember what a blotter is, you know, this is the new version of that. it's basically showing all the calls kind of mundane calls as well as some of the more dangerous ones, and stolen vehicles like the one that was reported today, you know, those are the types of things that people can help with in realtime. >> i'm an old-timer because i remember the blotter. [ laughter ] >> thanks, len. >> reporter: that's right, me, too. >> thanks. [ laughter ] >> appreciate that. >> all of us here. >>> all right. first $16 muffins, now we're learning that the federal government is paying dead people. a new watchdog report shows uncle sam has paid dead federal retirees $600 million over the last five years. the office of personnel management says benefit checks keep going out if a worker's death isn't reported. in one instance, a beneficiary was improperly paid for 37 years to the tune of a half million dollars. >>>

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a credible terror threat days before the tenth anniversary of 9/11. what it means for security here in the bay area. >> it's difficult enough that these people died, but to remember how they died, that's just brutal. >>> one year after the deadly san bruno blast, the emotional scars of the victims and where the rebuilding stands now. >>> we are starting out with clouds and drizzle around much of the bay area right now. what does it mean for friday and the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and some overnight roadwork in hayward if you are heading towards the san mateo bridge should be wrapping up shortly. we'll have all of your friday morning commute hot spots coming right up. >>> all right, guys. thanks much. >>> good morning. it's friday, september 9. you made it to the weekend almost, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. 5:00 now. >>> this morning, u.s. counter- terrorism officials are chasing an unconfirmed al qaeda threat timed to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> and here's a live look

details at amtrak.com. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a murder, a standoffinvolved shooting. how it all relates to a homicide investigation in richmond. >> we are looking at more fog around the bay area today but it will still be hot in spots. we'll show you where coming up. >> and here's a live look near the dublin interchange. traffic here is great but we have a new accident along the peninsula where there's also thick fog. we'll have it all coming up in a full traffic report in a few minutes. >>> and good morning. it is thursday, september 22. i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 5:30. >>> we are following breaking news in the east bay. police say they shot a map wanted in the murder of a bakery employee. >> san leandro police are on the scene at this hour of the 12000 block of central. that's where there was an overnight standoff. a man stepped out of the home around 1:00 in the morning carrying rifle. officers say that's when they shot at him. he is now in stable condition at a local hospital. authorities say he is a suspect in

the author of inside the president's bunker shows how it all unfolded in realtime.e're going to talk about that next. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> ten years after 9/11, the national expectation of another terror attack is high. according to a new poll, 58% of new yorkers and 49% of voters nationwide think another attack against the u.s. is likely. still, 70% of new york voters and 78% of voters nationwide say it's not stopping them from living their lives fully. and with just three days to go before america commemorates the 10th anniversary of 9/11, we're hearing new audio excerpts of some of the most harrowing efforts of that day as they unfolded realtime

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> solyndra officials on the hot seat this morning. the congressional hearing into the company's financial collapse. >>> and a secret plan is revealed. how bart is trying to get public to turn against those protestors. >>> and a big cooldown in store around the bay area starting today. i'll tell you how cool we're going to get coming up. >>> and suddenly we are getting busy on the roads. we have new accidents reported in santa rosa and berkeley. we'll have all the details coming up. >>> and good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, september 14. good to have you with us.frank >>> solyndra stephanie chuang reports on the solyndra bankruptcy and financing. >> reporter: president obama visited here a year ago touting it as a model for green business success. now gop leaders connected to the investigation say it raises red flags about the government's push to create jobs in the clean tech sector and they have plenty of questions this morning. specifically, witnesses with the energy department and white house office of management and budge

you're looking at these numbers in realtime in terms of lightning strikes, 2,433, 34, 35. get the idea, the last six hours in the sierra, and along the coastal range. watching clothed building up mainly to the south and east of monterrey. no lightning with those cells in monterrey county to north bay, a few isolated thundershowers but sierras with flash flood watching and as the sun sets the atmosphere will stabilize and it will drift away except for remnant high clouds but another wild afternoon in the sierras. oakland, 66, sea breeze starting to pick up, spilling in low clouds in san francisco. 67 right now. at least temporarily, the marine layer is close to 1,000 feet, still compressed enough to get our inland spots climbing to the 80s. over the next few days, we see this thicken up, which means our temperatures drop off for the second half of the week. a very healthy sea breeze reaching livermore and fairfield and up to 80 miles an hour and some gusts to 75 and the delta cool air-conditioning turns on more strong the next couple of days. good news for air quality. we'r

we have the video coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald.>> cupcakes and a whole lot of controversy, the bake sale firing up racial tensions on the cal campus today. >> fall sunshine some hot temperatures making a return to the bay area. just how long it will stick around, we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and an ambulance is on the way to an new injury crash, westbound 580 in livermore approaching portola road. we'll tell you about it coming up. >>> and good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, september 27. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. 5:30 now. and i doubt a bake sale ever got so much attention. it's at the center of controversy on the cal campus this morning. kristy seifkin reports on the debate over diversity. >> reporter: good morning. the bake sale caused a stir since it was announced at the end of last week and this is a bake sale that's being held by the berkeley college republicans where they are going to charge different price based on race and gender. this is all in protest to bill sb-185 that would allow california pu

the details on how bay area residents plan to celebrate coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtimeoner is linda marie macdonald. >> caption colorado,llcc comments@captioncolorado.com >>> the search for michelle le is over. the questions police still need to answer. >>> it's a great day. it's a long time coming. i think it's going to be great for the military. >> "don't ask, don't tell" officially over. now what the historic change now means for the u.s. military. >>> skies starting out mostly clear, temperatures are going to soar again. just how hot it will get in your neighborhood coming up. >> just coming in a possible fender-bender on the upper deck of the bay bridge approaching treasure island. details coming up. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, september 20.

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the market plunges on the fear of anotherok for today's trading on wall street. >> we are starting out with some dense fog this morning. by the afternoon, it will be sunny and hot in spots. major changes for the weekend. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> and fog is already causing some big issues on the road. so far looks good in the south bay. we have live cameras across the bay area. we'll show them to you coming right up. >>> elizabeth wearing the perfect color for this first day of fall. good morning, i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 5:30 on your friday. we begin with the u.s. stock market futures falling lower again this morning. >> the global leaders are pledging to calm fears of another recession. stephanie chuang with what's happening ahead of the opening bell. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. a huge sell-off. dow dropping nearly 700 points in just two days. that's the worst since november 2008. now, the bitter market sentiment is driven by fears of another recess

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> we will fight to bring her home every day until we have her with our family again. >> an arrest in the murder of a missing nursing student. the evidence that led investigators to a former friend. >>> after weeks of disruption, bart firing back at protestors. the tougher crackdown that might have demonstrators thinking twice today. >>> high pressure breaking down, temperatures not quite as warm, still hot in spots. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and everything looks great for your morning drive coming out of the altamont pass and towards the dublin interchange. but why things could be a little busier on the roads this morning. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> whole lot of lights there. okay, thanks. good morning, everybody. it's thursday, september 8. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. 6 a.m. now. >>> it took months but finally an arrest in the case of a woman who has been missing for more than three months. stephanie chuang is in dublin with the clues that led investigators to a suspect in the michelle le murder ca

all the action coming up in a live report. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, off on >>> your realtime captioner is linda. >>> interstate 880 was shut down in both directions in oakland. we are just hearing that they may be re-opening but we're going to tell you how a stolen- car chase led to a standoff on the freeway. >>> president obama waking up in silicon valley. his agenda today and the celebrity who paid thousands of dollars to get his attention. >> cool temperatures and cloudy around the bay area bull love the afternoon. we'll tell all about it coming up. >>> good morning, it's monday, september 26.

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. top executive.ake-up for the san francisco giants ask. the stunning announcement about the club's top executive. >>> definitely a cooldown in store for all of the bay area. temperatures dropping well below average. i'll tell you how cool we are going to get. >> it's cold. >>> good morning. it's thursday, september 15. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it's busy on the roads. there is a major accident in the east bay. elizabeth has the latest. >> well, the webster street tube remains shut down at this hour. the only good thing about this is it is going against the commute so we're talking about the tunnel leading from oakland into alameda. if you are trying to get out of alameda and heading into oak, that posey street -- into oakland, that posey street tube is unaffected. apparently this accident is being considered a hit-and-run accident. we just learned from our radio partners kcbs that a crashed car was abandoned in the roadway and another car hit it. that's what is

. >>> well, in health news this morning, cornel researchers who turned to twitter for realtime little filtered behavior and thoughts found a pretty consistent pattern. people who wake up tend to be in a good mood earliest in the morning and happiest on weekends. on average, a positive attitude peaks early in the morning. i guess that's good news for us. then it starts to dip mid-morning. the positive vibes start rising once again in the evening and peak again near midnight. for more nfrgs on this, you can che out the health page on msnbc.com. >>> well, baseball playoffs and the first casualty among managers who didn't get their team there. plus, south florida is cracked in an upset. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ echoing ] hurt! hey, wha-- [ camera clicks ] oh, state farm bank's pocket agent. it lets you deposit checks right from your phone. you just shoot, send, done! boom. give it up! [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. in sp

facebook has added a news feed that shows users what they're friends are up to in realtime. the facebook will get a make over with a time line make over. >> you still have your profile pic. >> reporter: zuckerberg also rolled out partnerships with netflix, hulu and spotafy. it's all meant to make people linger even longer on facebook. >>> in a surprise announcement today b.a.r.t. announced to set aside $1.3 million to reupholster seats. b.a.r.t. says most of its $21 million surplus will be earmarked for new train cars. >>> the city of vallejo is trying to put an end to fake 911 calls. starts next month, people who called 911 and then refused to answer will be facing a fine. >> it's quite startling to see how few people they have. and the other organizations that have been in trouble that i've been in and had big money problem, i haven't seen the level of staffing that we have here. >> reporter: there will be a 30 day grace period before the program goes into effect. people who admit their mistakes though will not be fined. >>> it is with great sadness tonight we share with y

tell you about it coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald're armed, dangerous on the loose how masked men are terrorizing late night stores at one bay area county. >>> good old friend the fog has come back and that means temperatures will cool off today. still hot in spots, we'll tell you where coming up. >>> live look this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far, so good, but we have city street closures in san francisco. oracle world starting again. we'll have all the details coming up. >>> thank you. good morning, everybody. it's thursday, september 29. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it is 5:31. we are following a developing story. shots fired in emeryville. they were shot at a bus with passengers inside. this morning, a.c. transit says the bus was traveling near powell street and san pablo avenue around 12:0 this morning. they believe someone with a bb gun or pellet gun took aim at the bus. the bus had six passengers on board. nobody was hurt. a window on the bus was shattered. it is now taken out o

have a great day. ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it is confirmed.ains belongs missing nursing student michelle le.

technology, we could tap into channel 5, tap into anybody that has a helicopter and even get information realtime and actually see what you're looking at in the days later, looking at the footage. >> the technology it's here now. >> and, in fact, the chief was telling us that they have used the video. we were the first station on the scene and we were able to get incredible pictures of this tragedy that was unfolding. they've been able to take that and play it back in slow motion to look at how the winds affected the fire. so our video was very valuable and to that extent, we're glad to give it to them. >> a learning tool -- not for another time. all right, thank you. >>> we see them year after year, the images are burned into our minds and we're dreading this sunday's commemoration of the september 11th attacks. you are not alone. the impact psychologists say the day has on all of us. >>> 5 million people without power, one man to blame. what one guy did that turned off lights in two countries. >>> last night he was on tv. today, he took his plan on the road. how president obama is selling his p

access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtimeioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> new at 6:00, thousands of bay area nurses just hours away from walking off the job. why they say they are doing it to help their patients. >>> he was san jose's most wanted and now can't stop sobbing. the different face of a suspected murderer and who is accused of helping him hide out. >>> which one do you think is real? >> that one. >> wrong. >> really good identification showing up at bars all over the bay area. where they are coming from and how easy it is to score one. good evening. >>> it could be the biggest strike of its kind we have ever seen in northern california. tomorrow, thousands of nurses plan to walk off the job and patient care will be affected at some bay area hospitals. phil matier on the sticking points. >> reporter: that's right, ken. some 32,000 nurses are expected to stay off the job tomorrow at 32 different hospitals here in northern california. so far, the hospitals aren't blinking. >> we have in all three strikes been open

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> you said you weren't running for mayor is that correct, sir what i heard. that's true. >> new at 6:00, the gloves come off in the san francisco mayor's race. and the first shot is at ed lee. the rivals are trying to use his own words against him.

captioning sponsored b she disappeared more than 3 >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> we'll fight to bring her home every day until we have her with our family again. >> she disappeared more than three months ago. tonight in the murder of a bay area nursing student and the trail that led them to a friend. >> she is one of those

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>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, i'm grace lee. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >>> an armed robbery spree in contra costa county by people wearing odd masks, their targets stores and gas stations open late at night. anne makovec with the outrageous details that may tie the crimes together. >> scary. people are crazy nowadays. >> reporter: armed, masked and sometimes costumed men are robbing east bay stores that are open overnight here in walnut creek. six robbers including one dressed as a skeleton, another dressed as a gorilla walked into this gas station at 3:30 a.m. yesterday brandishing guns and stealing cash, soda and cigarettes. the clerk was unharmed but one of the robbers shot at a customer pumping gas. how close did that bullet come? >> we don't know how close it came, but at the time of the shots, they were approximately 25 feet from each other. the customer took off running and he was not injured. >> reporter: they took off in a dark colored volkswagen parked nearby. 24 hours before that robbery, three masked men one dressed as a skeleton w

group at wgbh access.wgbh.org lawmakers driving luxury cars - and you're paying for th >>> your realtimecaptioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it's almost an arrogance of power. >> state lawmakers driving luxury cars and you're paying for them. wait until you find out what happens to these expensive rides when lawmakers don't want them anymore. >>> now all that time on facebook could pay the bill. the big bounty the social network is offering to hackers. >>> do apple engineers drink thre than the rest of us or is

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. the world champion giants are losing another key member of the team off the feel. anne makovec is at at&t park where the sudden and surprising announcement comes from top team brass that just came out. >> reporter: the question is was bill neukom forced out or did he decide to retire? either way he is out as giants ceo effective december 31. bill neukom has been at the helm of the giants since the end of the 2008 season as giants managing general partner and ceo. he says he is voluntarily standing down to teach at stanford and work at nonprofits but many think he was forced out. neukom spent the influx of world series win cash and the free spending ways caused rifts with the executive giants ownership group wanting to be a bigger part of the financial decisions. neukom downplayed any drama today. >> i came to the conclusion that this was the right time to turn the reins over to larry at a time when the franchise has never been stronger, never bet

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> we begin with a developing story out of washington, d.c. a flight bound for san francisco carrying u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg had to be evacuated on a runway at dulles international airport. the united airlines flight was on the taxiway when the pilot noticed a problem and called for that evacuation. it's still not clear what happened. passengers had to use the emergency chutes to exit. united says one person was hurt but details about that injury still not clear. what we know through a supreme court spokesman is that ginsberg was not hurt. 179 passengers and six crew were on board. ginsberg was headed to san francisco for an event. >>> and a scare for new parents in the east bay. a woman was nursing her baby when armed federal agents started pounding on the door. >> it happened early this morning, in a quiet neighborhood in alameda. as anne makovec explains, turns out the fbi agents got the wrong house but then didn't hav

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. right now, the stock market is taking a dramatic dip. some experts say it is putting us on track for the worst week since the financial crisis began in 2008. >> let's take a look now at the big board. the dow is down over 400 points. last time we check it was 467. the latest plunge comes after the federal reserve signalled the u.s. economy could stay in a slump for years. here to talk about it cbsmoneywatch.com. >> it's ugly worldwide. jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com is here to talk about it. >> also addressing usual europe for the first time, saying massive debt crisis roiling several countries over there could also pose a significant downside risk to the united states. and we're waiting possibly next week to find out if greece will get a third bailout or if that country will be allowed to default. that poses a huge risk to all sorts of major banks across europe that have heavy exposure to greek debt. by way of that u.s. banks with

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>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon. ee begin with two deadly crashes in east palo alto this morning. one of the victims was a 7-year- old girl. a memorial continues to grow at that intersection. stephanie chuang joins us with more. >> reporter: absolutely. some friends of the family just came. they said to add to this growing memorial of stuffed animals, flowers, balloons. just steps away from where this young girl died this morning. a block away from where a man died just hours before that. >> reporter: their cries pierce the air. friends and family of the driver who hit a 7-year-old girl at 8 a.m. as she was walking in the crosswalk at bay road and gloria way to get to school. the mother and two siblings were just steps behind her. >> i heard it. it was terrible. >> a few feet. >> reporter: the girl died instantly. no one else was hit. friends of the driver tell cbs 5 she is a teacher down the street and at cesar chavez elementary school where the young victim was a student. >> she is a respectful teacher. she been in

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. dozens of federal agents are still searching the headquarters of solar panel maker solyndra. the fbi swooped in at the fremont plant just this morning. >> that company filed for bankruptcy two days ago and left u.s. taxpayers on the hook for half a billion dollars because most of the money from federal loans are guaranteed, it's now all gone. stephanie chuang was one of the first reporters on the scene and joins us live from fremont with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon. you know, these federal investigators are still here. we have seen them carrying cardboard boxes inside. we haven't seen them bring anything out but this happened two days after the company filed for bankruptcy and just a week after the company suddenly chosed on its employees leaving more than 1,000 people without a job. it federal agents armed with multiple search warrants raided solyndra's fremont headquarters at 7:30 a.m. solyndra spokesman dave miller says it was a co

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a deadly shooting in a bay area motorcycle

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. we begin with a bake sale that has stirred up controversy and it is under way at uc-berkeley. >> campus republicans say it's a protest against affirmative action in college admissions. but some say the bake sale itself is insensitive at best. kristy seifkin is at cal to tell us what's been happening. >> reporter: the bake sale has been the talk of the town and now that it's actually happening it is anything but the traditional calm quiet bake sale. in fact, in just a few minutes after the booths opened, hundreds of individuals start circling the plaza on one side,les the becker college republicans with their bake sale and then we phone bank that's making calls in favor of sb-185 on the other side. now the senate bill that caused all this controversy in the first place would allow california public school campuses to consider race, gender and ethnicity in the admissions process. and supporters of both sides of the debate squeezed between the bake

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. >>> a bicyclist was struck and killed today in the east bay hills along a very foggy grizzly peak boulevard. lorraine blanco is in berkeley with details. >> reporter: you can just how steep and windy this road is out here and, of course, the fog does not help either. the man who was killed was riding downhill with the group of other bikers when he fell off his bike and a family driving uphill couldn't avoid him. oakland police closed down grizzly peak road all afternoon while investigators interviewed witnesses and cleared the scene. police say the driver of a ford focus was heading westbound with his family to the petting zoo when a biker lost control. ear cyclists in the air -- other cyclists in the area say it's easy to take a tumble in these challenging hills. >> i have been back here for 40 years so i don't think it's dangerous. a lot of people are inexperienced don't really know the road that well or they, you know, go beyond their limit and

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> we begin in berkeley. fueled by anger over increasing costs, violence erupts on the uc-berkeley campus. >> students and uc police clashed last night in the lobby of a university building. anne makovec is live in berkeley where a second day of demonstration were hinted at. >> reporter: they were supposed to be here at tollman hall which they occupied last night, they were supposed to be here again at 10 a.m. but so far there was no protestors as far as what i can tell, a different picture from last night when there were about five dozen protestors in the area making themselves heard. >>> reporter: they call it an occupation of tollman hall a way to protest increasing costs of a uc education. this video from youtube shot by the campus newspaper. daily californian. you can see the makeshift shields protestors are wielding, cardboard, foam and plastic made to look like giant books. >> these were actually pretty strong shields, and they pinned an

a minute...another one just hit the buildi hit it hard....hit >>> just released 911 tapes off a realtime view of what happened during the september 11th attack. transmissions >> another one just hit the building. the whole building just came apart. holy smokes. >> the law review collection includes transmission from air traffic controllers, military pilots, as well as the hijackers themselves. it also has the radio communications between military aircraft as they scrambled in response. this is part of a new document published by the law school on the 9/11 attacks. >>> a flight heading from san francisco to new york city was diverted because of a mechanical problem. the virgin america flight left around midnight. it was rerouted to an airport in grand junction, colorado, an hour later. there were 111 people on board. no one was hurt. a spokesman for the airline says the passengers will be refunded and receive a travel credit for $150. >>> and google has swallowed up restaurant review service zagat. it's an effort to connect users to local businesses. google plans to integrate new york-bas

feed allows anyone with a smart phone, tablet or personal computer to follow the fremont pd and get realtime information about what the officers are up to. >> we can not only inform them about situations taking place like a traffic accident to stay away from an area, but we can also put out information about a case that we're working where we need help. >> reporter: one such call did come in, a report of a stolen car which was tweeted with the car's license plate number. but the police chief says social media must be used carefully. the department will deliberately hold back information for privacy or safety concerns. >> on domestic violence cases, we wouldn't put out the victim's name. if it's a hot call, you know, there is a chance for violence occurring, we are not going to put out the exact location. we want to wait until the officers stabilize the scene before we put it out for officer safety reasons. >> reporter: at this point tweeting is still experimental. issues like the added time and labor it takes to tweet haven't been addressed but already other departments are watching, includi

these are all the realtime status updates.onfusing and they wished they could go back to the old facebook. the company thinks that over time, you'll appreciate them and get used to it, we'll just see what happens. mark zuckerberg here taking the stage in a couple of hours. this is the f8 annual conference. he'll talk about some of the changes and new features that will be unveiled shortly. >> mark zuckerberg, you have an idea of what he's going to say. >> we think facebook is really going to expand its music offerings, where you'll be able to listen to music on facebook and share your favorite songs and maybe even experience music with your frepds in realtime. that could be a very innovative part of the site. also expected to make video offerings, and perhaps the long awaited ipad app that i know many people would like to see. there hasn't been an ipad app for facebook, at least an official one. again, taking the stage in a couple of hours. 1:00 eastern time. will be showing that live or at least sending it back to our folks i

the field to literally every public law enforcement officer in the region at the same time, almost realtime. the ability to -- to stream live video from from an incident or event to allow other first responders or law enforcement officials, to see what's going on in other locations. and then the f.b.i. i know is setting -- is testing and developing some pretty cool applications where you can use like an iphone-type device to basically do fingerprinting in the field, shoot the fingerprint back and compare it with a database so you have fingerprints right there, right there in the field. a lot of this is under development but this is -- these are the capabilities we expect to see once we get network up and running. one important point have i to mention, this network did not support mission critical voice communications at this time sofment we're not replacing our land mobile radio. we're enhancing it with another system. there are efforts to develop mission critical voice capability on the l.t.e. platform, but we're not there yet and we're really in the early stages. we expect that to be seve

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good afternoon, everybody, i'm frank mallicoat. two uc-berkeley grads jailed as spies in iran left jail a few hours ago. tina kraus with their long journey. >> reporter: a convoy of cars sped away from a prison in tehran carrying freed american hikers shane bauer and josh fattal. their lawyer says an iranian judge approved a $1 million bail deal securing their freedom. swiss officials helped in the release since the u.s. has no diplomatic relations with iran. >> we view this as really about two human beings who have been held too long in very difficult circumstances. and we want to see them back reunited with their families. >> reporter: bauer and fattal have spent more than two years behind bars. iranian authorities arrested them in july of 2009 while hiking near the iran-iraq border and accuse them of spying. just last month, a judge sentenced the men to eight years in prison. their release comes just a day before president mahmoud ahmadinejad addresses the united nations general assembly. bauer and fattal are expected to be flo

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