first, rita lindall, rita and i are both in the same cohort as the music program at uc berkley and we've been saying for 4 years, we need to play music. so we finally made it happen. so, rita lindall, and then masuro koga. mas and i have been playing together for a very long time, so much so that we wore the same shirt without having to talk to each other about it. mas is in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it

rita is there and she joins us now with a story you will see only on 2. rita-- >> reporter: frank, actually that rally began out here at 2:00 this afternoon, it was scheduled to end at 6:00. as you can see behind me, it is just about wrapped up. it was a small group, only about two dozen people. but the folks here were dedicated and that included mehserle's father. >> i'm out here today to support my son and support all of law enforcement. because it's a very slippery slope when they start to send people to work with guns and not only civilly convict them but criminally. >> reporter: in his first interview, todd mehserle tearfully said his son is quote, doing okay behind bars since his conviction in los angeles for involuntary manslaughter and use of a gun in the killing of oscar grant. former police officer mehserle said he accidentally pulled his gun instead of his taser. >> he's in the wrong place. we love him dearly and grew up to be anybody he wanted to be and chose public service and this is his thanks for making a mistake. >> reporter: todd mehserl

ktvu's rita williams is live tonight in oakland with details for us, rita. >> reporter: heather as you said it's been a year ago today since he disappeared but some folks who care about hasani campbell the most are still clinging to hope. >> i have a hopes that he's still alive. like i said before, that he was kidnapped and dragged out of the shoe store. >> reporter: the little boy's grandmother who's also the mother of hasani's foster mom may be the only one close to the case who still believes the boy is still alive. >> honestly, i think my nephew was murdered. >> reporter: the case is still classified as a missing person's case. but based on the investigation, i feel that hasani campbell fell foul play at the hands of lewis ross and he remains the main person of interest in our case. >> reporter: police arrested both foster participants three weeks after the disappearance but released them three days later for lack of evidence. parents of their own child born since hasani disappeared the couple now has split up with ross living in maryland and refusing to talk any more with investig

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ktvu rita williams is live now in oakland with more on this for us, rita -- >> reporter: heather, thest bay warriors is just beginning practice. unfortunately, as fall sports begin, we hear players without prior medical problems dying on the field. >> it's devastating, my own son is a player on the team. my reaction as a parent is what if it were my son. >> reporter: the boy who died, andrew jacob lampier was just 11 years old. his grandfather said this player was taken just before he got a haircut to donate his hair for kids with cancer who need wigs. >> he walked to his coach. he said he wasn't feeling well. just a few seconds after that he passed out and they lost his heartbeat. they brought him back, they lost him. they brought him back about three times. >> andrew's brother said he was a great brother and he will miss him a lot. >> reporter: family practitioner dr. constantine is busy this time of the year doing student physicals. here for 18-year-old molina keeton who is going to play college basketball. he starts by asking about family history. >> if a kid can't run up and down

rita williams is in the newsroom tonight with more on this. rita? >> reporter: well, frank authorities are attempting to extradite a former catholic priest from the bay area to his native ireland to stand trial on charges of sex abuse there more than 30 years ago. >> he doesn't seem to be that kind of a person. he seems pretty much to be to himself. he has a lady friend. >> reporter: long-time resident leo dederman said for a decade he lived quietly here at the end of a cul-de-sac next to a lagoon in alameda working to a nearby senior citizens center. he worked at churches in eureka and sacramento. did he ever say he was a former priest? >> no. no. i guess i'm not surprised because he is a nice person. >> reporter: irish authorities allege that between 1973 and '81, mccabe committed what they call indecent assault with six boys sages 11 to 14 -- ages 11 to 14. the official claims apparently did not surface till 1988 when the boys were men. >> most kids who are abused don't say anything for an average of 25 years. >> reporter: joey says he knows firs

bach y rita: i was in medical school in mexico city. i got a call and they said, "come pick your father, he's had a stroke and he's in very bad shape." my father had drive. he was not going to sit still for it. and he trusted me and i said, "we're going to do something about this. i don't know what but we're going to do something about this." the only model for learning how to walk was the first model, children. i said, this is what you did when you started to walk the first time. let's see if you can do it the second time. and there was also a practical side. my father just hated being dependent. he could not tolerate being dependent. at first he was on his elbow really because he couldn't straighten his arm out properly. but after a while he was crawling on hands and knees. and he got to the point where he could crawl up the stairs. little by little, things came back.the more he struggled with it, the more came back. coyote: pedro bach y rita was basically cured by his therapy with his son george. he remarried, returned to his role as

rita williams has more. >> frank, tomorrow it will be a year since a smiling boy disappeared. but that doesn't mean some folks have forgotten him. >> look at him. he's so prier husband. >> reporter: sherri-lin miller is talking about hassani she was busy printing fliers for an event she's organizing tomorrow. >> reporter: a year ago, hassani's foster father told oakland police he left the boy briefly in his car while he went to the front of a shoe store where the boy's foster mother and aunt worked. ross said when he returned, the boy, who has cerebral palsy, was gone. about three weeks after the disappearance, police arrested the foster parents as murder suspects. but they released them three days late later for lack of evidence. they've now reportedly split up and moved out of state. >> we need justice, we need to find hassani's body and we need justice for him. >> reporter: this woman volunteered to hold a fund- raiser in her san leandro salon to help. >> i know how it feels. >> reporter: she said the killer of her own daughter, 17- year-old melissa lopez, will be sentenced

. >>> i'm rita williams in petaluma, the former egg basket of the world.eggs, egg, everywhere and none of these is part of the recall. that story is still ahead. >>> well the fog is currently on the increase, it will be a part of the our forecast near the coast and near the bay first thing tomorrow morning. for san mateo 54 degrees by 7:00. by lunchtime 61. >>> thousands of aspiring pop stars descended on san francisco today vying for a chance of stardom on the uncoming season of american idol. >> ♪ >> the large crowd started lining up at midnight for auditions starting at 9:00 p.m. 9,200 people auditions. host ryan seacrest showed up but there's no official word who was sitting at the judge's table. >>> one of the american idol hopefuls is already a survivor. her name is saucedo. >> reporter: carmina was telling us that one of the greatest gifts ever given to her was her voice. the same voice that her father did try to silence 21 years ago. this is carmina saucedo as a little girl, this is carlina sauceda today. her thoughts she says are not of her past b

rita williams. >>> ktvu.com has been tracking all the fast moving changes.k for the right now section. >>> in san joaquin county has expanded a quarantined area. the goal is to stop the spread of the european grapevine moth. >>> the contra costa county vecotor control is said to spread for mosquitoes early tomorrow morning. they are spraying because there's a number of great insects in the area. the spraying is set to begin at 5:00 a.m. and last until 6:30 a.m. the area to be sprayed is near by byron highway and eagle lane. >>> well we have an advertising a cooling trend over the last few days. we have some changes in the five day. that will surprise you. the fog it's been increasing over the coast in san francisco. we have mostly cloudy skies over a good portion of the city. moving the maps out to the east. we have partly cloudy skies right around oakland, out near the oakland airport. we'll expand the view and you will see overcast filling the bay. and increasing fog over the next few hours. we had a big warm up inland, fairfield, antioch and livermore. oa

thank you, rita. and thanks for getting all these eggs for us throughout the bay area. >> you're welcome. >> we appreciate it. we put a link on our website for the usda. go to cbs5.com and click on consumer. allen. >>> well, like rotten eggs, something stinks in san jose's airport. employees say the smell is so bad it's like working next to an outhouse. mike sugerman braved terminal a what did you smell? >> reporter: i didn't smell anything. but there is something rotten in this airport and it's not exactly what you might think. >>> reporter: the big headline today, san jose airport stinks. is it the sushi? no, it's not the sushi. not the garlic fries. do you mind? >> no. >> reporter: and it's not coming from the bathroom, though, although it's what people say it smells like. >> it's been described as a sewer smell, something that's unpleasant. >> reporter: yeah, that would be pretty unpleasant. we sniffed around for the story and you couldn't smell anything in the passenger areas. it's back where the

then rita came along a month later. there, like here, things are better in some ways, not as good as others. we all made many trips there to cover the damage. our own ron mott spent a lot of time in mississippi following the storm and in the year since, he is with us from there tonight in a community that became special to many of us. ron, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. as you mentioned, mississippi got clobbered by hurricane katrina, especially here in waveland. even though they were quick to pick up the pieces after the storm, five years later the coast is still far from whole. in many ways, mississippi took the knockout punch from katrina. a devastating one-two combination of wind and storm surge that essentially levelled the coastline. >> i wasn't scared. were you scared? i think you were scared. >> reporter: louis and jane shared their town's loss and hope with us in '05. >> but if there is no here here what do you do? >> we can rebuild. everybody's going to rebuild. >> reporter: they have t

. >> i'm rita williams at the oakland airport. more violence, less tourism. what it all means still ahead. [ music ] droiiiid. what this droid does will change how you do web connections. this creates a mobile 3g hotspot, powerful enough to fuel multiple devices at will. putting you at the center of your own world wide web. introducing the new droid x. the next generation of does. [ music ] >>> your thursday forecast for mountain view includes quite a bit of cooling. look at the lunchtime temperature, 68 degrees. the daytime high is 76 degrees. that's down nearly 20 degrees from today. cooler tomorrow. >>> governor schwarzenegger's office says he may call a special session of the legislature if it doesn't pass the budget by september 1st. that would be one day after the august 31st conclusion of the legislative year. the state started its fiscal year on july 1st without a budget and still has a pro corrected $19 billion budget gap. the latest california has gone without a budget was two years ago. the plan wasn't signed until september 23rd. >>> there was a f

en un programa especial para periodistas, asi llegue a la bahia y un amigo en comun, compañero de rita, yo me quise quedar aqui, mi amigo me dijo tu nombre que no es nada comun, hablamos por telefono, nunca se nos hizo conocernos pero quedamos de trabajar juntos, ya en el año 88 >> como pasa el tiempo, pero antes de telemundo estuvimos en el noticiero >> es cierto, entramos en el año 87 al mensajero >> claro, ahora lo recuerdo, yo comence el dia que nacio mi hija >> claro, carlita ahora tiene? >> 23a años, fue un buen recuerdo >> ya, cuando comenzamos con las notas, recuerdo que nos llamaron para decir que era una farza >> asi es, coimo cuando sacamos la nota >> vamos a seguir ahora comentando tu carrera en el periodismo en minutos, tenemos muchas personas que quieren conocerte >> dentro de pocos minutos regresamos con esta entrevista y un programa especial con celina rodriguez wwww buenos dias, dante beteo ayudando a celebrar los treinta años de carrera de clina rodriuez >> buenos dias, antes de hablar del tránsito recuerdo cuando salian juntos >>tránsito lento en el pùente de san mat

ktvu's rita williams reports. >>> it's the latest dispute over photographs. a lawsuit to try to stop the sale of these prints from negatives, a fresno man says he bought for $45 in a garage sale a decade ago. he now says they were taken by famed photographer ansel adams. >> the purpose is to stop them, the narsigans from using ansels name from selling photographs. >> reporter: williams turner says his old friend ansel adams set up a trust 18 years ago to protect adams' reputation from schemes such a this one. >> he would be appalled and disgusted, i think he would be very hurt. >> reporter: they are disappointed with the filing of the lawsuit. that art and forensic experts should decide the dispute. quote it is our position that this lawsuit is without merit. and designed to era st mr.narsigan. >> they shouldn't be scamming people. they are getting something that's not really professing it to be. that's not right. >> reporter: last month 87-year- old marion alton saw narcigians pictures and thought they looked like her uncle earl's photographs. she's pleased

ktvu's rita williams reports. >>> it's the latest dispute over photographs. a lawsuit to try to stop the sale of these prints from negatives, a fresno man says he bought for $45 in a garage sale a decade ago. he now says they were taken by famed photographer ansel adams. >> the purpose is to stop them, the narsigans from using ansels name from selling photographs. >> reporter: williams turner says his old friend ansel adams set up a trust 18 years ago to protect adams' reputation from schemes such a this one. >> he would be appalled and disgusted, i think he would be very hurt. >> reporter: they are disappointed with the filing of the lawsuit. that art and forensic experts should decide the dispute. quote it is our position that this lawsuit is without merit. and designed to era st mr.narsigan. >> they shouldn't be scamming people. they are getting something that's not really professing it to be. that's not right. >> reporter: last month 87-year- old marion alton saw narcigians pictures and thought they looked like her uncle earl's photographs. she's pleased

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as rita williams reports, new unemployment figures reflect the hard reality. >> those will eventually chose me because i was the new hire. >> reporter: four months ago he lost his $11.45 security job and he, his girlfriend and almost one-year-old son ethan couldn't afford their $1,100 a month apartment in sunny vale on her sales job alone. instead of living on the streets, they say they are thankful for one of the nine temporary apartments at shelter network's redwood family house in redwood city. he was in the office today searching online for a job. >> there's a lot of love here, it helps us. it's something that we shouldn't be ashamed of. if you're in this position, ask for help. >> reporter: calls for help in san mateo county have more than quadroupled. >> we are seeing more one or two apartment households not able to make it. >> reporter: new application for unemployment benefits rose last week. that means the national unemployment rate for august will probably remain at 9.5%. >> it's going to be a slow growth outlook. it's going to be tough for job seekers, the job market is goi

as rita williams reports, new unemployment figures reflect the hard reality. >> those will eventually chose me because i was the new hire. >> reporter: four months ago he lost his $11.45 security job and he, his girlfriend and almost one-year-old son ethan couldn't afford their $1,100 a month apartment in sunny vale on her sales job alone. instead of living on the streets, they say they are thankful for one of the nine temporary apartments at shelter network's redwood family house in redwood city. he was in the office today searching online for a job. >> there's a lot of love here, it helps us. it's something that we shouldn't be ashamed of. if you're in this position, ask for help. >> reporter: calls for help in san mateo county have more than quadroupled. >> we are seeing more one or two apartment households not able to make it. >> reporter: new application for unemployment benefits rose last week. that means the national unemployment rate for august will probably remain at 9.5%. >> it's going to be a slow growth outlook. it's going to be tough for job seekers, the job market is goi

ktvu's rita williams reports. >> reporter: he was the first ship's pilot in u.s. history to be sentenced to prison. >> stunned. stunned. that's it. >> reporter: stunned back then. today, after spending the past 10 months behind bars, john was freed. >> i'm glad he's getting out of jail. i think the accident was a really unfortunate confluence of factors. >> reporter: that was on november 7, 2007 when he piloted the ship into a bay bridge tower. the fog was so heavy, 300-foot visibility, he couldn't see the ship. it spilled more than 53,000 gallons of bunker fuel. investigators found many causes for the crash, including his use of prescription drugs that impaired his judgment. today, the coast guard records at least a half mile visibility before a bar pilot can take a ship or tanker near one of the bay's three main bridges. >> one of the biggest areas of risk we have is a lot of single ships going out of the bay. >> reporter: deb says container ships don't have double hulls, but they have to report within ten days changes for prescriptions for drugs. we talked toda

ktvu's rita williams reports. >> reporter: he was the first ship's pilot in u.s. history to be sentenced to prison. >> stunned. stunned. that's it. >> reporter: stunned back then. today, after spending the past 10 months behind bars, john was freed. >> i'm glad he's getting out of jail. i think the accident was a really unfortunate confluence of factors. >> reporter: that was on november 7, 2007 when he piloted the ship into a bay bridge tower. the fog was so heavy, 300-foot visibility, he couldn't see the ship. it spilled more than 53,000 gallons of bunker fuel. investigators found many causes for the crash, including his use of prescription drugs that impaired his judgment. today, the coast guard records at least a half mile visibility before a bar pilot can take a ship or tanker near one of the bay's three main bridges. >> one of the biggest areas of risk we have is a lot of single ships going out of the bay. >> reporter: deb says container ships don't have double hulls, but they have to report within ten days changes for prescriptions for drugs. we talked toda

rita williams reports. >> reporter: it wasn't a big group standing outside all afternoon, but the people there were dedicated. that included his father. >> of course; i'm here today to support my son and all law enforcement because it's a very, very slippery slope when they start to send people to work with guns and not only civilly convict them, but criminally. >> reporter: in his first interview, todd tearfully told me his son is doing okay behind bars in los angeles since his conviction of involuntary. and use of a gun. he accidently drew his gun instead of his taser. >> he's in the wrong place. we love him dearly and -- grew up to be anybody he wanted to be, chose public service. this is his thanks. >> reporter: he thanked people who came out to support his son and law enforcement generally. >> it touches my heart when i see things like this go on where they are jailing an innocent victim of the system here. when we really should be thanking them. >> reporter: unlike last month's rally, there was no organized opposition today, but there was opposition. >> on the ground doing nothing,

. >>> an inmate dies at the santa rita jail. coming up, some people are asking if a stun gun had anything to do with it. >>> also -- a horrific crash caught on tape. hear how the pilot survived and what may have caused this úccident. welcome home, man. >>> an inmate at the santa rita jail in dublin was tased twice on monday and died this morning for unknown reasons. authorities say 50-year-old martin harrison of oakland had been hospital iced since -- hospitalized sins monday night -- since monday night after fighting with deputies at the jail. an autopsy is being determined to see what caused his death. >>> prosecutors charged an oakland man with a victim riding his bicycle on masonic avenue near turk street. a mercedes struck them. the driver of the mercedes was arrested a few blocks away. he's charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. >>> the city of san francisco has joined the attorneys who sued to overturn the state's ban on gay marriage in an attempt to recover legal costs. the papers that were filed yesterda

rita williams reports. >> reporter: it wasn't a big group standing outside all afternoon, but the people there were dedicated. that included his father. >> of course; i'm here today to support my son and all law enforcement because it's a very, very slippery slope when they start to send people to work with guns and not only civilly convict them, but criminally. >> reporter: in his first interview, todd tearfully told me his son is doing okay behind bars in los angeles since his conviction of involuntary. and use of a gun. he accidently drew his gun instead of his taser. >> he's in the wrong place. we love him dearly and -- grew up to be anybody he wanted to be, chose public service. this is his thanks. >> reporter: he thanked people who came out to support his son and law enforcement generally. >> it touches my heart when i see things like this go on where they are jailing an innocent victim of the system here. when we really should be thanking them. >> reporter: unlike last month's rally, there was no organized opposition today, but there was opposition. >> on the ground doing nothing,

rita williams is live in martinez tonight with more on our top story. rita? >> reporter: heather just a couple of hours ago here at the costa county sheriff's department, investigators announced they had arrested 22- year-old antonio

. >>> an inmate dies at the santa rita jail. coming up, some people are asking if a stun gun had anything to do with it. >>> also -- a horrific crash caught on tape. hear how the pilot survived and what may have caused this accident. >>> it looks as if a rocker from boston is set to join the judges' table on "american idol." >>> an inmate at the santa rita jail in dublin was tased twice on monday and died this morning for unknown reasons. authorities say 50-year-old martin harrison of oakland had been hospital iced since -- hospitalized sins monday night -- since monday night after fighting with deputies at the jail. an autopsy is being determined to see what caused his death. >>> prosecutors charged an oakland man with a victim riding his bicycle on masonic avenue near turk street. a mercedes struck them. the driver of the mercedes was arrested a few blocks away. he's charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. >>> the city of san francisco has joined the attorneys who sued to overturn the state's ban on gay marriage

. >> osgood: rita braver will show us her husband's answer to that one. and richard schlesinger opens the lid on a rarely exploreded realm. >> reporter: lively design is not just for the living. one casket maker considers these metal boxes underground furniture so where would you like to spend eternity? >> this is an eco-pod. >> reporter: there are now more choices than ever. later on sunday morning, designing for the dearly departed. >> osgood: we'll have much more on this special edition of sunday morning. seth doane takes us on a guided tour of the taj mahal. bill whitaker gets a bird's eye view of the latest in aircraft design. and bill geist visits a las vegas home that's a real show stopper. but first let's go to russ mitchell in new york for the sunday morning headlines. >> reporter: good morning. it is august 22, 2010. iran has taken another step towards opening its first-ever nuclear reactor. workers have begun loading fuel lines into the plant. iran insists it only has peaceful goals for its nuclear program. more than half a billion eggs have be

rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. [ music ] >>> well, low clouds and fog currently re-grouping.n fact, coastside right around the bay and overnight tonight see the clouds on the increase. they will be a factor i first thing tomorrow morning for a good portion of the bay area. tomorrow morning at 7:00 mostly cloudy and drizzle. temperatures low to mid-50s. by lunchtime we should have this. clearing skies in land. still some lingering patchy fog. mid-50s to the mid 60s. partly to mostly sunny. no 80s to report tomorrow. in fact saturday will be the coolest day of the upcoming period. getting tired of the cool temperatures we do have a significant change in the five day forecast. i will have that coming up. >>> san jose's almadon lake is still off limits to swimmers. it will remain closed for the rest of the summer season. the blue green algae bloom is that first closed the lake on july 23rd hasn't dissipated. it can cause sore throats and death if swallowed. >>> straight ahead cyclists handcuffed themselves to their bikes. find out what this protest tonight was all about. >>> and

rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. [ music ] >>> well, low clouds and fog currently re-grouping. in fact, coastside right around the bay and overnight tonight see the clouds on the increase. they will be a factor i first thing tomorrow morning for a good portion of the bay area. tomorrow morning at 7:00 mostly cloudy and drizzle. temperatures low to mid-50s. by lunchtime we should have this. clearing skies in land. still some lingering patchy fog. mid-50s to the mid 60s. partly to mostly sunny. no 80s to report tomorrow. in fact saturday will be the coolest day of the upcoming period. getting tired of the cool temperatures we do have a significant change in the five day forecast. i will have that coming up. >>> san jose's almadon lake is still off limits to swimmers. it will remain closed for the rest of the summer season. the blue green algae bloom is that first closed the lake on july 23rd hasn't dissipated. it can cause sore throats and death if swallowed. >>> straight ahead cyclists handcuffed themselves to their bikes. find out what this protest tonight was all about. >>> an

as ktvu's rita williams reports the extreme violence has many americans, including bay area travelersing away. >> reporter: at oakland airport today dick and anet gordon were returning home to washington state. now retired world travelers, they say they won't return to one of their favorite countries, not now. >> i wouldn't go to mexico right now. it's scary. >> not until they get in charge of their crime situation there. >> reporter: they are not alone and this is why. this man is the only survivor of what may be the biggest massacre so far in mexico's drug war. the body of 72 central american migrants found today at this ranch 100 miles south of the border, along with a cache of weapons. 28,000 people killed since the government crackdown on organized crime began four years ago. >> the violence is real. the warnings are substantive. but that doesn't mean that all of the country is suspect. >> this is the vacation i wanted. >> so mexico is advertising heavily hoping americans will visit. mexico, the place you thought you knew. >> reporter: the chair of uc berkeley's center for latin

the fire scorched 40-acres in santa la rita before crews contained it. >>> i am thinking of telling myents i tried to set fireworks something else. >> come up with a different story? >> yeah. >> this wasn't good all the way around. he will take a lot of heat for that one. which we are not getting. >> anything but heat this summer. some kind of summer around the bay area. got to love this weather folks. we have had plenty of it. call temperatures comfortable many spots inland. as you head to the interior, you can see low clouds and fog creeping on shore there and still well in tonight and deep enough we are seeing drizzle out toward the coastline likely to see it throughout the night. pretty damp out toward the roadways, coastline you can see the fog along the coast here. extending into some to have valleys and looks like more to come over the next couple days. still some comfortable sunshine and temperatures, 70s. maybe mid-80s. warmest spots well inland, 60 oakland and richmond, 50s, 60s out toward the coastline. in the 50s. a couple low 60s in toward san jose. travelling around the s

the charges against her include a lewd act on a child if she is booked at santa rita jail her bail hasn set at more than $4 million. another suspicious device found in the trinity park in concord today. it was discovered 90 am the east of boulevard you see the location on the map. tensions were high because several explosive devices have been found there recently the walnut creek bomb squad determined this device was not explosive. a gas leak at the san jose fiber optics company. san jose fire officials say just after 7:00 a.m. this morning a small amount of toxic gas was found on the floors of the offices posing of breathing hazard. this is the source was a service cart. the workers waited outside on the street wobbled fire fighters clean up the contamination occurred no one was injured and the officers were reopen several hours later. >> are extended forecast a little warmer into tomorrow but the dense fog in cooler temperatures to return. the end of the weekend into next week a full forecast is just a few minutes away. h live pictures from phoenix arizona this is going on right now

a nurse who had helped victims of hurricane katrina and rita. and sheryl was also killed. she had been working in afghanistan for six years: the taliban quickly claimed responsibility for the attacks on the 12-member teams who like other aide workers traveled without private security. >> we do that because we believe our security is actually much more in our contacts with the local community. tom went there on the invitation of the local community. >> today in new york, people came together to mourn his passing. >> reporter: there will be several memorial services here for tom little. to give chance for the afghan people to give thanks to a man who gave his life for helping theirs. >>> a man hunt is underway in yellowstone national park tonight for two prisoners that escaped. authorities believe that they may be hiding in portions of the park that span montana and wyoming. investigators believe they may have gotten separated. they do not believe any of the suspects have wilderness survival skills. >>> it's been almost a year since a 6-year-old has disappeared. a missing pe

arrest he was under federal indictment for distribution of child pornography purities in the santa rita jail in his next court appearance september 9th. in pleasanton jeff bush kron 4 news. lines were noticeably absent at the dmv offices today that's because today was the first day of another set of verbal fridays. the for those affected as many as 150,000 state workers. it comes after the state's said furloughs can resume while it reviews whether or not the governor has the authority to mandate them. other state offices affected include the part of health. the furloughs are estimated to save the state $150 million a month. cooler weather is here for the weekend of live look from the bay bridge toll plaza sunny skies here the fog lingered at the coast line temperatures are cooler bay area wide this afternoon. temperatures in the '70s in the north bay the low 80's in our inland spots just 59 half moon bay, 65 and oakland also the '70s down in the south bay. over the past 24 hours down 16 degrees in santa rosa this afternoon, 9 degrees in novato, 5 to 10 degrees cooler in our inland spots

. >> my name is rita hayward this is a great day. i would like to add my name to this victory. >> in the united states, perhaps the san francisco bay area felt the most relief. this was the major u.s. city closest to the war in the pacific. here soldiers and sailors had killed time while waiting to be shipped to the war. here the military had gotten ready for a possible japanese attack on our ports, our shipyards and naval bases. for years san francisco had practiced blackouts. the dowsing or covering of every light in the city to make it harder for those japanese planes to find their targets. the attack never came, but it could have. >> we had to shut everything. we had black-out blinds and no -- you didn't even go out in the front of your house with a great. i remember one time when the city was blacked out, silently i could see army trucks go by on their way in the dark. they blacked it out so that nobody who might be flying above could see that movement. >> reporter: now all of that was over. in the shipyards which kept turning o

rita redberg says it fits with what her patients have been saying, things change during the cycle. >> women with coronary disease will tell me they get angina just before ovulation or different times in their cycle and there haven't been a lot of research so i think it's really interesting that they have documented that your cholesterol levels change according to your menstrual cycle. >> reporter: while she does not recommend cholesterol screening under age 45, she does think for some it may be time to time testing. >> why not use the data from this study and say, in the women between 45 and 50, because most women will go through menopause around 50 or so, that's a group you want to pay attention to them and still cycle and not check cholesterol right before ovulation or know that that's going to be your highest level because they found increases up to 20%, which is pretty big. >> reporter: testing at the end of a woman's cycle when cholesterol levels are naturally low might be the best approach. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> it's quickly becoming the world's murder capita

. >> garrison is in santa rita jail. he is scheduled to be arraigned on monday. >>> there's a $15,000 reward for information on a shooting we first told but yesterday. friends gathered near the spot where jimon clark was shot and killed. oakland police say a man came up to clark and his friend as they were walking along bancroft near 67th street. investigators don't know why the man shot at them. clark died but his friend was not hurt. >> as a mother, living in this community, seeing the kids in the neighborhood every day, it really hurt my heart. >> clark's murder is the sixth homicide this past week in oakland. >>> new video of the 33 men trapped in a mine in chile. several of the miners can be seen playing cards and in relatively good spirits. clothes, medicine and games have been sent to the men 2300 feet below ground. outside the mine, relatives were in tears at the sight of their loved ones. a cave-in trapped the minors august 5th. they had not been heard from until rescuers made contact on sunday through a hole si

reporting live in martinez, rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 action news. >>> a hiker found the bodies of two people inside a crashed plane this afternoon. east of highway in the sierra. the sheriff's department says the plane was in a heavily wooded area off texas hill road east of immigrant gap. the faa says the single-engine plane is a piper cherokee arrow rented from a company in watsonville and was on its way to auburn. authorities have not yet released the names of the people killed in the crash. national transportation safety board investigators plan to arrive on that scene tomorrow. >>> an event kicked off today aimed at helping struggling homeowners -- and there are a lot out there -- chase bank is sponsoring the event that will go on for four days. tom bakar spent the day talking with homeowners and has this report for us. >> reporter: the moldenados of gilroy came to chase's loan modification fair to see if they could make a trial modification permanent. >> it's doable. it does make it easier for us, and we can, you know, hopefully, hope for something permanent. >> . >> repo

rita redberg says it fits with what her patients have been saying, things change during the cycle. >>n with coronary disease will tell me they get angina just before ovulation or different times in their cycle and there haven't been a lot of research so i think it's really interesting that they have documented that your cholesterol levels change according to your menstrual cycle. >> reporter: while she does not recommend cholesterol screening under age 45, she does think for some it may be time to time testing. >> why not use the data from this study and say, in the women between 45 and 50, because most women will go through menopause around 50 or so, that's a group you want to pay attention to their menstrual cycle and not check cholesterol right before ovulation or know that that's going to be your highest level because they found increases up to 20%, which is pretty big. >> dr. kim says that means testing at the end of a cycle when cholesterol levels are naturally low might be the best approach. >>> all right. seeing a shark would usually be your cue to get out of the water! but fo

with quite a strong roster and an aggressive style moreover i think this is a bit under rita here in russia but we've studied our opponents very carefully and realize that these two games will be very tough for us before every game we should take into account both our advantages and our opponents weak points closer to really important to choose the right players the ones which are real to fulfil your game plan on doing. each new adult has got a good selection of players to count on the likes of buckner love. make the elements. one of the strongest in the russian league meanwhile another storm an inside squad to get one done was absent from wins this training session due to an injury but he school which is still hopeful the japanese international will do it for thursday's player from rubber. his recovery very fast though it's not clear yet if he's able to play on thursday he got the injury the deal did have to go in there is some time left before the game to come to the final conclusion. a strong ross or much vaster international experience along with a pretty good knowledge of their

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that is really something. sonoma state being picked for that. >>> on to our weather now. boy it was hot today and we set a will the of records. >> a lot of records. santa rosa 106, 100 san rafael. 99degrees record in san francisco airport. san jose downtown 102 degrees. check out more daytime highs, frank, you looking at that? julie. look at that, that's crazy. that's like some where else not the bay area. >> we haven't seen those in a long time. >> 102 in san jose, these are big big numbers. not just inland but in redwood city, at oakland and san rafael. this is more like a fall weather pattern, we have heat at the coast. i tell you something as you look at the overnight lows which will be warm upper 60s. when you're downtown san jose or downtown san francisco and it's 100 degrees, it feels like about 120 because you got all that concrete, reradiating the heat. you folks out at livermore it's hot. but if you're in downtown san francisco on mission street, it's as hot as it gets. tomorrow is not going to be th

was glen lapp from lancaster, pennsylvania, a nurse who had helped victims of hurricane katrina and ritaand 32-year-old cheryl beckett from tennessee was also killed. she had been working in afghanistan for six years. the taliban quickly claimed responsibility for the attack on the 12-member team, who, like other aid workers, traveled without private security. >> we had a no-arms policy. and we do that because we believe our security is actually much more in our context with the local community. tom went there on the invitation of the local community. >> reporter: today in brunswick, new york, people came together to mourn his passing. there will be several memorials here too, in kabul for tom little. it will be a chance for the afghan people to give thanks to a man who dedicated his life to helping theirs. anthony. >> mandy clark in kabul tonight. thanks, mandy. elsewhere in afghanistan, the military command says three american soldiers were killed yesterday in the south, along with two danish soldiers. and in iraq a u.s. soldier was reported killed yesterday south of baghdad. here at h

t-shirts, yes with candy and over at sharky's can tina, the obama-rita and bark obama-themed ice creamr ice cream for a popular president. >> reporter: popular. right. well, 76% of the folks here on the vineyard voted for the president, so, even if he's not pop ewe lar in your neck of the woods, he remain as rock star on this progressive island. so, everybody in martha's vineyard was excited and cooperative, except for mother cooperative, except for mother nature. the wind and rain swept in sunday and have been relentless, knocking out power in some parts of the island. not to worry, the white house tells us. the first family is safely enskonlsed at the blue heron farm, a spacious $20 million estate the first family rented, at a cost of up to $50,000 a week. last night, the obamas hit the sweet life cafe, where the president had the new pasta appetizer with lobster and tenderloin. >> they're having a great time, actually. the rain has not dampened their spirits. >> reporter: a customer shot >> reporter: a customer shot this at a local bookstore, but there are very few images of the fir

people and one third of its malnourished children here in the village of daraa poured in eastern india rita had nothing to give us for four days. child cries all the time there is no food to feed here how can you survive like this to give this child quite a just me to drink water yet the government has record amounts of surplus stocks fifty nine million tons of wheat and rice it does have a huge public distribution system that provides free food to families below the poverty line but corruption and complex bureaucracy means the poorest of the poor often don't make it on the list of us we are poor people desperate for food to eat our children go to sleep hungry names a lot on the government's poverty list and we don't get any food going from the government who can we do ultimately we would have no choice but to commit suicide. with people starving the recent images of piles of wheat rotting at a storage facility erupted into a major political issue in the state of punjab it was discovered forty nine thousand tons of food green had perished despite if so you're taking precautions there's ever

he's being held at the santa rita jail. >> about tonight a local school board is taking a political stand. educators in san m take 0voted to officially oppose proposition 19. november ballot measure to legalize the recreational use of mayor what is your profession. as lisa reports, reports, they hope their action convinces school officials across the state to do the same. >> i want to have something that says this is a bad idea. >>reporter: this union high school trustee feels proposition 19 which aims to legalize marijuana will hurt schools and students. tonight he urged fellow board members to take a stand against it. >> bad for kids. it is bad for our employees. >>reporter: peter hanley is worried if prop 19 passes. people can start growing pot inside their homes which may be near a school. also unlike alcohol there is no way to measure how high someone is at work. and anyone over 21 could legally have an ounce of pot in their possession. >> only prohibits adult consumption. 19 allows adults to have mayor 1 on our school campuses. >> that's right. >> that's significant. >> really done

. >> katrina, rita, the oil spill.n that, it's a great place. >> reporter: especially down in the fishing towns of plaquemines parish. the kids play with their toys while their parents play a kind of grim lottery. >> 662. >> reporter: 200 people and just 125 gift cards to give out today, each worth $100 in groceries. >> you tell the kids not to worry? >> yeah. >> reporter: van tries to shield her kids from the financial strain, but her son knows why they didn't go on vacation this summer like they had planned. >> my mom doesn't have a job, and my dad is a fisherman, and it's going to affect how much money we have. >> reporter: after katrina, many groups came down to the gulf to help children cope with that massive devastation. this disaster is different. the impact on kids more disguised but very real. at clinics first set up to deal with mental health effects of katrina -- >> does your mom have a doctor to take you to when you feel sick? >> reporter: -- this social worker looks for new signs of distress. >> if they we

rita quinn, 49 years old from hampton, virginia. we love her so much. >> you're ready to cry. i think you're ready for three hours of pampering, right? >> i could use it. >> i love that. so now we have katherine and barbara here. are you ready to call rita out. g >> let's do it. >> this is the before picture. all right, rita, come on, let's see the new you. >> stop right there. they're going to freak. take off your blindfolds ladies, katherine and barbara. >> you look beautiful. >> do you want to see it? >> yes, yes. >> go right here. right here, right here. >> whoo! i love it! you guys are amazing. >> thank you. >> louis, the hair, the hair, the hair. >> it's just great. jennifer lawrence again, a great haircut. she had fine hair. this is more appropriate for her texture. this kept her hair brown and added a few highlights, and you look -- you look so great. it's incredible. >> that outfit is hot. >> is this a hot outfit? >> it's beautiful. >> all the basics for fall. ivory pants, a great basic in your wardrobe from talbots and the