my name is robert davis. i live in at the bayview. there are hundreds of lighted buildings. there are three examples here. the first one is the mendell plaza, which my friend has talked about. it is right at the t-line and has been vacant. the building permits are both current and expired. 2006, and currently fees due to the city in excess of $6,000. another one is down the street on oakdale. in addition to all of the complaints, it has piles in the backyard and is abandoned. the third one has been on the city radar for 15 years, and it is a bunch of shipping containers, some plywood construction buildings where people are actually living. you can see all of the cars, and you can see what these people are living. it is on a country road in the rural south -- this is not a country road in the rural south. this is a main street in san francisco. this one has many features and overlaps jurisdictions. it is difficult for citizens to report. but the dbi does enforce building codes, and i am sure they know which of the descriptions are under their jurisdiction. currently, the proc

davis really was galvanized by the death of robert e. lee in the 1870. lee had wanted to write his memoirs, but he died too soon, and davis said it occurs to me before i am pulled into the grave to write a history of the struggle of our people. and he did just that. davis was at the peak of his reputation in 1886. over 20 years after the civil war, like lincoln, he was a greater hero in the south after the war. lincoln was a greater hero after he died. davis went on a triumphant speaking tour. he went to alabama and elsewhere to dedicate statues, and davis gave the most important speech of his life in alabama in 1886. i call it the seed corn speech. he looked over this vast audience of tens of thousands of people, old women dress inside black touched him and collapsed at his feet and passed out. old soldiers, amputees laid hands on him, and they began trembling uncontrollably, and they could not speak. and then he said, i remember those days. i remember those boys. their rifles and the packs on their backs weighed more than those boys. he's referring to t

davis park. we're not going to change the name of robert woodruff park. a state issue. he was put to death by the state of georgia them wanted the fares changed. >> multiple issues. multiple messages, lack of leadership. mr. mayor, i appreciate you coming on and helping us understand how it all went down this week. >> this is important. i think this is an important conversation. >> it is important to cover it. thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> still to come here, a short time ago, police launch ad new search for that missing baby girl out of missouri. crews now are focused on a lake in the search for little lisa irwin. this as her family cancels their news conference because they say they're tired. also, we are still keeping an eye on the columbus zoo where a woman is about to reclaim six of those exotic animals. six of some 50 plus. she and her husband used to own before last week, he let them loose on their property before he killed himself. it is quite a bizarre story. it is still unfolding. we're going to watch what ha

davis. she says raiders bring so much goodwill to oakland he will be sorrily missed. there has been an outpouring of celebrities on twitter. robert smith said, win baby win, you will be missed. from n.b.a. great magic johnson a leader an inis elevater and a friend. al davis marched to his own drum and a will be missed. and yankees pitcher said a sad day for a raiders' fan. rest in peace al davis. for more on al davising go to abc7news.com. we have a gallery of photos featuring him over the years. >> other news this morning, a controversial bill is now law in california. governor jerry brown signed the dream act this weekend. now undocumented immigrant students can apply to state universities and receive state financial aid. tomas ramon reports. >> being signed into law is being celebrated from san francisco to los angeles. >> the credit of thousands of students, especially the undocumented students are were so courageous and fought relentlessly year after year. >> a los angeles assemblyman authored the bill and now the students can help improve the state. >> it means there will be an opportunity for them to be treated equally and

robert jeffers in a minute. >>> legendary coach, commissioner and owner al davis died. over the years his oakland raiders won countless championships including three super bowls, and who can forget that saying, just win, baby. goodell says his impact and legacy will forever be part of the nfl. al davis was 82. >>> two days after his death steve jobs was laid to rest in a private funeral. services were held yesterday at an unnamed location. the source says that the funeral was a small, family affair. he died wednesday in california from pancreatic cancer. >>> now, back to that controversy that's overshadowing the values voters summit in washington. prominent baptist pastor robert jeffers who backs republican rick perry told reporters at the event that mitt romney shouldn't be the gop nominee because he's mormon, which the the pastor says is a cult. jeffers stood by those comments later during an interview with our political correspondent, jim acosta. >> the southern baptist convention, which is the largest protestant denomination in the world has labeled mormonism as a c

davis. five times are tough. with the latest crime spree involves a tip jar. more coming up. >>vicki: stanley roberts found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: i am at sat phillies in the mission district of san francisco. and they serve a pretty good philly cheese steak. in front of their store, there are a couple of images. images of people with their hands in the cookie jar. make that the tip jar. >> the most memorable one was a lady who came in holding ag's stake, she tased her order, i went to the restroom and she grabs all of our money and ran out. >>stanley: there was another person who did the same thing. >> this guy is a multiple offender, he comes in and says, can i have some hot water? you have to turn your back to get hot water. as soon as you do that, he grabs the tips and runs off. >>stanley: that seems to be a theme. at this cafe also. >> if you ask for water, he turned around to get the water, by the tiny comeback is gone. >>stanley: some have attached the tip jar to the counter. >> we have it velcro. >>stanley: we have attached via chains. >>stanley: this restaurant has it screwed

davis was the raiders. coming up, gary radnich is joining us to talk about their raiders boss. stanley roberts finance people behaving badly during fleetweek. but nagging is not but stopped area. >>stanley: may not want to park in a driver late or double part. look at this woman tried to record the air show. her dog is there even though there is a no pats on the design. --no pets on the beach. remember, if you're eating outdoors, you might get an unexpected guest. feeding the birds is not a get an idea! eating them fried chicken and fish is even worse. please do not harass the police force. this man claims he was offices direct supervisor and colin president obama to complain. you can say hello to this for year-old drummer while you are there in july and the blue angels. at fisherman's wharf, stanley roberts, kron4 is. >>vicki: dear gary radnich talks about his it down and interview with the boss of the silver and black. we asked the question who is herman cain. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-

robert lyles, cbs 5. on website this morning. >>> very sad breaking news coming into our newsroom this morning. oakland raiders al davis, the owner of the oakland raiders, has passed away. the team just announced it on its website this morning. he was 82 years old. al davis' family plans to send out a statement later today. oakland raiders owner al davis passes away, just announced this morning. >>> an amazing rescue caught on tape. that is after a pilot had to ditch his plane in the pacific ocean. the 65-year-old pilot took off from monterrey yesterday. the coastguard says he radioed for help 4400 miles east of gila, hawaii, saying he was running out of gas. the call came in at around 12:30 in the afternoon. the crew from the ac-130 hercules sprang into action, intercepting the cessna and followed it for about 90 minutes. then they helped pilot brian mellow prepare for the water landing. you see it there, apparently a picture-perfect landing according to the coastguard. they say he stayed calm and professional throughout, following their instructions with precision. >> he did it picture perfect. it was a text book lan