roth disagreed. now the patco was on strike he countered, reagan would welcome the chance to demonstrate that his administration would pay any price rather than yield to pressure from the union. try as he might, maher could not convince him otherwise. when their visit came to an end maher left the safe house fervently hoping that roth was wrong. the situation couldn't have been more unnerving for jack maher. with a deadline fast approaching and what was our day shaping up to be the most momentous american strike of the second half of the 20th century, the man whose judgment maher most trusted believe that the union that they had found it together was about to be broken and destroyed. making matters worse, maher realized that it might already be too late for patco to change course. it was doubtful that comptrollers would heed a last-minute back to work order from the union's national leaders unless it was accompanied by a new contract offer from the government. the strikers have assumed all along that

he would later marry another colonist named james, james roth. just where the marriage took place was a mystery until now nearly 400 years after that historic wedding. this is where pocahontas and john roth would have gotten married. >> absolutely. >> the first substantial protestant church in america, the 1608 protestant church. >> i came out here 18 years ago and thought well, i want to give this a shot. nobody looks that seriously here. the whole fort has been found. now the buildings. the church dimensions as 64 feet long and 24 feet wide. >> what we see in the ground, the walls and roof are gone. archaeologists uncovered deep post holes that held heavy timber columns. kel sew believes the columns would have been two stories high. >> the support, the super structure of a large building which would have a cathedral sealing. >> way off the charts. >> other evidence includes several graves in what kel sew says would have been the church's it is possible the reverend robert hunt is buried here uncovered the first settlers in 1607 claiming the new

and rob roth will have that story at 10:45. and our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. you will find a slide show there of images and raw video from today's city hall briefing. >>> contra costa county authorities are investigating a shooting on interstate 680. the incident happened about 1:00 this afternoon on arthur road in pacheco. a driver pulled over to the side of the road, that's when another man approached him armed with a gun. the two struggled, and the gun went off shattering a window. authorities used police dogs to search for the suspect but they didn't find him. he is described as 5'8" to 5'10" tall, about 45 years old, shoulder length hair and a goatee. >>> several of the candidates

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james roth refused the request to send in the national guard. roth would later gain notoriety. brook heart was finally laid to rest in his hometown of san jose his death avenged at least those in the minds of those who killed his kidnappingers. >>> an even more famous kidnapping the lindburg baby case. >>> the battle between jay edgar hoover and america's intelligence agency. a conflict that goes back to the early days of world war ii. >>> with the opening of the movie jay edgar we're taking a second look at the man who ran the fbi for nearly 60 years and some of the cases in which they were involved. in 1932 bureau of investigation as it was then known entered into one of the highest profile investigations of the century. the kidnapping of charles lin dburg infant son. it would be controversial because of the execution of the man some believe to be innocent. bob mackenzie brought us this look at the lindburg case. >> reporter: no one was more famous or more admired by a worldwide public lucky lindburg. he came home to a triumphant's heros. the public adored them and it was hea

at 5:30, rob roth tells us what the san francisco protesters vowing to do if the police shut down their tent city. >>> the former bart police officer convict offend killing a passenger was in court today for a new trial. ktvu's rita williams is here to explain why johannes mehserle actions are being scrutinized. >> reporter: it's the first public appearance that he made since being released from prison 5 months ago. >> johannes mehserle convicted for shooting and killing oscar grant is now defending himself along with four other bart police police officers in a lawsuit by aortpassenger six weeks before the fatal shooting. he says the officers used excessive force and violated his rights that bart station november 2008. >> i got a black eye. >> reporter: on the way to jail johannes mehserle and another officer took him to the hospital where he was treated. >> johannes mehserle turninged and said have you learned not to mess with the police. and i stated to him all i know is you beat me up. >> reporter: he cursed at the officers, he says he did nothing but use his freedom of speech. bart

ktvu's rob roth is live at frank ogawa plaza where it is not the end of the movement that gripped the city for weeks. rob? >> reporter: we are across the street from frank ogawa plaza. about an hour ago almost no one was here, now hundreds. the city is permitting protesters but no camping. they removed them this morning in a raid that went smoothly. >>> the morning began with a march on the occupiers and their supporters. police came in huge numbers for backup and police watching from the air. [ singing ] >> reporter: some sang songs as police moved in to arrest them. >> reporter: police arrested 33 people. no violence or any injuries. the mayor who first resisted said the conditions badly deteriorated. >> it was no longer about the financial system, closures, unemployed, it good b came a police where we had violence and this week a murder. we had to bring the camp to an end before more were hurt. >> reporter: officials made another decision to keep the frank ogawa plaza open for peaceful protests around the clock but no sleeping or camping. >> we don't have any reason to keep people

ktvu's rob roth is live where protesters say they are considering pulling up stakes. >> reporter: many folks are having meetings. one group is discussing the pros and cons of moving the camp to civic center plaza. >> reporter: some say moving from here at justin herman plaza to civic center plaza would give them more space. >> it is in the stage where we are figuring out our boundaries here at justin herman plaza and if i want to extend further. >> we want an area where we are getting more attention. i think that will bring in more bad elements that will mislead the public. as far as what we are about. >> reporter: we asked her about that possibility. >> i think that would be difficult. again, i am -- i think i am going to respect their rights to protest and their first amendment rights. but there are lot of people. >> he has no plans to order police into sweep the camp at justin herman plaza but he wants them to obey the law. >> if they are going to occupy, they have to help us with the complaints we are receiving. that's the only way that we avoid the confrontation. >> reporter: they

rob roth is live. >> reporter: the mood seems pretty subdue as many try to undo the damage from last night. graffiti covered many of the walls and wall fronts around frank ogawa plaza. so many protesters bought cleaning supplies and tried to remove it. they say by doing this they are also trying to remove an impression that their movement is filled with an that are --aa anarchy and violence. >> we're not a bunch of anarchist. >> maybe we actually need to go up and take things out of their hands. like take the brick out of their hands. take the bottle, glass bottle out of their hands. >> we did not want the minority to speak for the majority through actions. especially actions like these. >> reporter: a group from occupy oakland met today and agreed to visit the small surrounding business throughout the day to express their frustration for what happened. >> get respect back and trust. >> reporter: we're back live now. a little while ago it was raining and people here say a little wet weather is not going to chase them away. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>>

we start with rob roth. [ singing ] >> reporter: even before the sun came up some sat in the plaza singing protest songs. [ singing ] >> reporter: while hundreds of police -- then police moved in, but not with weapons, the sweep was peaceful and pulight -- polite. >> reporter: one protester appeared to be hiding inside a tent. police arrested 33 people, including this man. >> that is my home. that is my house and i will be back. >> reporter: there was no violence and no injuries to the occupiers or the officer. the mayor said the encampment was draining city resources. >> we had 179 public service calls on our 911 line that didn't get answered because police were downtown monitoring a demonstration. >> reporter: she calls for peaceful protests. >> we are asking everyone to respect my city's decision to close the encampment. even if we support the movement. i am asking you to not engage in destructive acts. >> reporter: we are back live from news chopper 2. there are 500 people a few blocks from frank ogawa plaza. frank ogawa plaza reopened 20 minutes ago. crews spent all day after the raid

and rob roth will have that story at 10:45. and our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. you will find a slide show there of images and raw video from today's city hall briefing. >>> contra costa county authorities are investigating a shooting on interstate 680. the incident happened about 1:00 this afternoon on arthur road in pacheco. a driver pulled over to the side of the road, that's when another man approached him armed with a gun. the two struggled, and the gun went off shattering a window. authorities used police dogs to search for the suspect but they didn't find him. he is described as 5'8" to 5'10" tall, about 45 years old, shoulder length hair and a goatee. >>> several of the candidates running for mayor of san francisco joined -- they have asked the fair political practices commission to investigate. >>> early voters have been cast -- early voters have been casting their ballots for several weeks now ahead of next weekend's election. they've been sending in absentee ballots. the city issued 110,000 mail in ballots as of tuesday november 1st. 36,000 voters had

rob roth is live now in san leandro with the images of the second suspect police are now looking for,rob. >> reporter: julie we're in the wal-mart parking lot where the black friday shooting occurred. now san leandro police released surveillance video taken by that surveillance cameras before and after the victim was shot. >> if somebody does see him, please notify your local authorities, 911, but he is considered armed and dangerous. we do not want anyone to approach him. >> reporter: it happened just before 2:00 a.m. in the early hours of black friday. while it's hard to see exactly what happened from this store surveillance video, police say watson and three other people are in this buick rivi era. they drive to where they see three men all cousins walking to their car after leaving wal- mart. police say two men get out of the buick and approach the shoppers demanding money and the necklace. >> perceptions are different on what was said. it amounted to, hand over your property or we will shoot you. >> reporter: for some reason the two victims begin fighting with two of the assailan

for example, a roth ira. we don't know how much she makes.o the roth ira, then later she can withdraw the money tax-free. there's an advantage on doing it to the 401(k). because there's a higher limit. you can put $17,000 into your 401(k) versus a roth. >> if you have a question you want answered, send us an e-mail any time at cnn.com. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. pillsbury crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels just unroll, add ingredients, roll and bake. and the crowd goes wild. crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels. game day ideas made easy. >>> gop presidential hopeful newt gingrich is catching some heat but he is not backing down. in fact, he has taken to twitter. jim acosta is live and, jim, so newt gingrich calling out mitt romney on twitter. what's he saying? >> you kn

reporting live in hayward, rob roth, ktvu news. >>> we learn that a man accused of firing an assault rifle at the white house may be mentally ill. we're told that oscar ortega hernandez thought he was jesus. authorities say he fired nine bullets at the white house friday, that cracked a window in the president's living quarters but no one was hurt. ortega hernandez will be transported to washington, d.c. for prosecution. >>> police are looking for a man who robbed the chase bank. police say this video shows the man that robbed the bank. he handed a teller a note demanding money but did not have a weapon. they do say the money had a die pact in it that exploded and that the man might have been covered in red die. he is described to be in his early 20s with light clothes, cropped hair and wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt. >>> we're talking about changes and we're starting to feel some of those changes already. >> you can see them outside right now with the clouds increasing. temperatures today dropped off a good five to 10 degrees in some places. things are changing around. i have low

the financial guy at school is trying to convince me to change from roth to regular.refer to pay the taxes and know that i won't have to worry about that in the future. am i making a mistake? >> sharon, what do you think? >> i don't think you're making a mistake at all. i applaud her for saving for retirement this early and so in many different ways, you're hedging your bet and diversifying your retirement savings. whey think you need to do though is look at the fact this roth account that you have is allowing you not to have tax deductions now, but take the money out tax free after age 59 1/2, and that's a great thing because you're going to have three decades of growth there, likely you will be in a higher tax bracket when you retire, when you take that money out tax free. that's a great deal and you also get the tax deductions from the 401(k) that you currently have, so you got the best of both worlds. >> quickly one more call in question, dina living in florida. good morning, dina. >> good morning. >> and your question? >> caller: yes, my husband and i both work a

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rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two fires in two weeks at this one strip mall.nvestigators have been called in. what they found inside the building that was so suspicious. >>> there is an app for everything. and that's why this year 'tis the season to be tabletting. $@ >>> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> look here. this picture hasn't changed since we showed it to you. thousands of drivers are hitting the road. by this look at 80, a lot of them are making a slow trek out of town. the thanksgiving get away gets hine high gear. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here to help with your travel plans. >> today is a big day forgetting out of town. with rain just a few miles north, you north, folks concerned about the weather. storm tracker 2, picking up rain. this is the golden gate bridge. the ground is dry. at 10:00, we will see light water. traffic is doing well. look at 101 there, you can see the traffic. that is slow. south bound 101. no rain yet. that's a good thing. this is working out really well for the

rob roth is live. >> reporter: here police are still investigating that accident that left one person dead and three injured. we want to show you this pick up truck. police say the driver tried to run from police, hit another car ask slammed into a wall. the police arrived to look into what happened. >> reporter: it happened before 11:00 this morning, witnesses heard sirens and saw the truck. often officer tried to stop the truck. >> the driver fled immediately, in excess of 70 miles per hour to the point where the officer was unable to keep up. [no audio] >> reporter: i lost -- >> reporter: the we are back live. the woman who was killed has been identified as a 47-year- old woman. the two people in the truck were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. there is one dead and three injured. the driver of the truck, who caused all this, could face charges of manslaughter. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> "occupy oakland" protesters are calling for a strike on wednesday to shut down the city but will that happened? ktvu's jade hernandez is live where protesters jus

rob roth. >> san jose police are looking for the driver in a hit and run that's left one person dead. it happened about 6:40 at story road and bedford. authorities say the driver struck a pedestrian and took off. the man died at the scene. authorities say he appears to be in his 10's. no details on the hit and run vehicle. it marks the 61st time a car has struck and killed a pedestrian in san jose. >> was it really an accident. after natalie wood drowned the case is being reopened. the captain of the boat she was on changed his story and is pointing the finger atwood's husband. it was ruled accidental but questions have always surrounded the death. now almost 30 years after she drowned off the coast of southern california the los angeles county sheriff is reopening the case. >> we have received information which we felt was substantial, enough to make us take another look. >> reporter: the news after the captain of the yacht that wood was won when she died claimed he lied about what happened. he alleges that the husband robert wagner had something to do with it. he said the couple had

rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a task force is being formed to look in to the pepper spray incidentty of california at davis. the president said that former state supreme court justice will chair the task force that will investigate the use of force during the november 18 demonstration. the investigation is being led by los angeles police chief. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the occupy movement and all of the recent events. you can also go to our website, www.ktvu.com, we are updated with information, just click on the occupy protest link. >>> concern from family and friends led law enforcement agencies to a tradagy involving a police sergeant and his wife. ktvu's robert handa is live to tell us what happened. >> reporter: we are that home that for part of the day had been a crime scene. as you can see a memorial is growing outside the house as investigators try to figure out what happenedints. >>> the home is quiet today. family and friends called police last night asking officers to do a welfare check because no one had been able to contact them during the weekend.

reporting live in san francisco, rob roth,. >> state regulators plan to launch another investigation in to the san bruno pipeline blast. they will look into if pg&e violated state or federal pipeline regulations in the years leading up to the disaster. the commission voted yesterday to bring -- start looking at the system for classifying the list of pipelines in urban areas as well as other guidelines. they could be fined up to $20,000 per day if any violations found. >> and some big cuts underway at pg&e. they are eliminating 225 jobs mostly from its it department. the layoffs a result of the reorganization after last year's dead lie explosion in season bruno. most there be from the head quarters in san francisco. employees will have 60 days to try to find another job with in the company. >> stocks rounded out the week higher. marines were on hand to ring the closing bell at the new york stock exchange. better than expected news also boosted all three major indexes. the dow rose 259 points. >> after 40 years, prayers during mass in the catholic church are changing. we will tell you

they can paut money in a nondeductible ira and convert that into a roth ira.paying the taxes on it now up front, but when they require, they can withdraw that money tax free and the rules on what you can use are more flexible. >> jack, your questions from gerald. gerald owns bond funds and cds. he's asking should he be buying only cds until interest rates finally rise to where they're going to settle out? and then after that, go back to buying both? should he be looking strictly at cds right now? >> well, it's a great plan, but we have no idea where bond rates are going to settle out. >> we know interest rates are going to be low through 2013. >> who knows? they could be low through 2020 or see double digits. i would say go with a short-term bond fund. just because the return reward is not so great on the long-term bond funds. with cds, stick with some cds. i would look for maybe five-year cds are the penalty is not too big. six months, if rates spike, you can pull out, take the hit, but invest at a higher rate. >> thanks so much. if you have a question, just

at 5:30 rob roth will tell us what people from both sides are saying tonight. >> tonight a community is in mourning offer the shooting death of a police officer after a bank robbery. we have live coverage live in vallejo after going to the suspect's home. >> reporter: the police station here has been turned in to a memorial. heart breaking outpouring of emotion. thehe autopsy results for the officer were released today subpoena show and show he died of one gun shot wound. this man, henry albert smith junior is the only suspect in the killing of the officer. no responded to our knocks on the door of his home. when police knocked on the backyard neighbor's home they knew something was wrong. >> police officers came to our door and they went to our backyard. they said to stay to the front of the house. >> reporter: nobody we talked to on this street seemed to know anything about their neighbor on the corner. >> they were to themselves. >> reporter: a man who walks his kids down the street and whose yard is filled with children's toys is a contrast to the suspect who allegedly robbed a b

lisberg, chad johnson -- roth lisburg and all of these guys trying tone courage me. am like i'm fine. my mom's like are you okay? mom, i'm good. >> mom, i'm good. mom's always worry about their kids even if the kids grow up to play in the until. >>> at 6, and royster is in and coming up. >>> and we'll see you then at 6. >> that is true. even when they're in hose. >> and. >>> i guess we have to talk about -- in high school. >> and i guess we have to talk about the wind, the good news, the change for tomorrow. >> and that is -- and i am trying to think back. >> and that is going to be a nice few days. >> and we're in that trip? >> kind of like? >> reporter: don't know what it's like. i'm on the couch. >> and that is a trip to what? >> pharmaceutical. >> we don't have a lot of time to have fun with will. doesn't look the same way and take my time, you know. >> okay. >> and all right. thank you, gain. >> and that is the truth. this evening is blustery and the winds are calming down leave night tonight. we want to start with the radar to show you where the rain is and whe

rob roth has the story. >> reporter: mayor quan she's stuck between a rock and a hard place. at one side, she's allowed this tent city, and they're criticizing her. and on the other side of the street, they're asking her to get rid of the protesters. >> the mayor failed to act and now we're in a situation where it's really costing the city. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce says it still got another call from business executives considering pulling up states and leaving oakland. >> the mayor's opportunity is to stimulate economic development. right now we have economic development in reverse. >> reporter: law enforcement used tear gas on protesters. then >> her handling of the occupy oakland is seen as a national model for what not to do. and it's a case study of the wrong response at the wrong time. >> reporter: people we spoke with at city hall say quan isn't showing leadership or a thought out plan but if she uses police to close the camp she risks possible violence. if she lets them stay she alienate it is business community among others. >> people are looking for lead

however, if he does qualify, the roth is a great deal.ies, take them out tax-free on the back end. whenever people do qualify, i suggest the roth. >> thank you, both. we appreciate it. if any of you have a question you want answered, send them in to cnnhelpdesk.com. accept it. you can't change the way banking works. just accept it, man. free ? doesn't close at five ? try nature. it's a bank. what do you want, a hug ? just accept it. hidden fees, fine print, or they'll stick it to you some other way. stay with the herd, son. accept it. just accept it. accept it. just accept it. accept it. if we miss this movie, you're dead. if you're stuck accepting banking nonsense, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. try bayer advanced aspirin. it's not the bayer aspirin you know. it's different. first, it's been re-engineered with micro-particles. second, it enters the bloodstream fast, and rushes relief to the site of your tough pain. the best part? it's proven to relieve pain twice as fast as before. bayer advanced aspirin. te

rob roth. >> san jose police are looking for the driver in a hit and run that's left one person dead. it happened about 6:40 at story road and bedford. authorities say the driver struck a pedestrian and took off. the man died at the scene. authorities say he appears to be in his 10's. no details on the hit and run vehicle. it marks the 61st time a car has struck and killed a pedestrian in san jose. >> was it really an accident. after natalie wood drowned the case is being reopened. the captain of the boat she was on changed his story and is pointing the finger atwood's husband. it was ruled accidental but questions have always surrounded the death. now almost 30 years after she drowned off the coast of southern california the los angeles county sheriff is reopening the case. >> we have received information which we felt was substantial, enough to make us take another look. >> reporter: the news after the captain of the yacht that wood was won when she died claimed he lied about what happened. he alleges that the husband robert wagner had something to do with it. he said the couple had

i believe -- supervisor kim: roth is fine. >> about five. supervisor kim: how many do you have serving? >> 3, currently. supervisor kim: which is our minimum. >> out of 17 members, yes. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. this is my second time having the pleasure of speaking this year. i would be happy to speak on behalf of two candidates as well. jordan towers has attended meetings in the past and has been proactive, speaking on behalf of veterans. we are a country at war and these appointments may be the most important you do because very soon, our veterans are going to be homeless. the veterans living across the street are about to go through a seismic retrofit, and to this date, we do not have a place for our veterans to go. they are talking about the presidio, but we need people who are in contact with young veterans today, and i believe jordan will be positive and instrumental in that. i would also like to speak on behalf of dorothy guy. forgive me. i hate the term quarters, but troy, we have no representation from a female

ken is suing the officer and others for allegedly punching and kicking ca roth theirs after the called the officers laysy. lawyers for b.a.r.t. say he verbally abused the officers. this incident happened six weeks before mehserle shot and killed grant at the b.a.r.t. station. >> alan: a 19 year veteran was shot and killed on thursday after chasing a suspected bank robber. the officer's family made their first public statement this weekend, asking everyone to please show your respect by saying thank you to a police officer. a memorial continues to grow at vallejo police headquarters, and a fund has been set up to help his wife and three daughters. to find out how to donate to the fund at abc7news.com. >> a berkeley apartment building could remain offlimits for several days. the intersection where the building is located is closed to pedestrian and vehicle traffic until the site is secure. a five-alarm fire swept through the building and displaced dozens of residents. >> alan: acknowledge breaking news. there are delays on b.a.r.t. tonight. the mission and 23rd treat station closed after

a taxes he has to painful obviously, the roth has the own benefits.neys tax-free on the back end. if he wants to do a split, he might think about a 60/40 split keeping about 60% in his employee sponsored retirement plan and then using the other 40 to fun the roth ira. >> if you have a question, send us a question. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. fortunately... there's senokot-s® tablets. senokot-s®. for occasional constipation associated with certain medications. now you can save big on senokot-s® tablets! go to senokot-s.com. >>> let's take a look at some pictures. are these live? these are live pictures. this is from wabc over morris town, new jersey. what you're looking at is this crane. apparently, these two workers are stuck high, high up in the air. as i guess they were w

he's thinking about moving some of that into a roth i.r.a.t to reconsider that. he's lowering his taxable income for the here and now so obviously he's reducing the amount of taxes that he has to pay. obviously, the roth has its own benefits. he's able to take out that money from the back end. he may think about doing a 60/40 split. >> guys, thank you so much. folks, if you have a question thaw want answered, send us an e-mail at any time to cnnhelp desk@cnn.com. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> in depth today this twist on the occupy wall street protest in nashville. a reporter said he was arrested in a police sweep caught on camera. take a look with me. this is a video from his colleague on scene. pay attention to the man in the red hat being led away on the left

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richard roth has more on where the case goes from here. >> viktor about's attorney failed to convinceork jury, con viced on all four counts, including conspireing to kill americans which may result in a life sentence. >> we are very disappointed about this verdict, but the jury has spoken. this is definitely not the end of the process for us. we intend to appeal. >> about, a russian national, was dubbed long ago the merchant of death. he has been accused by un investigators and governments of selling rules that fueled conflict from africa to afghanistan. this case came down to a different deal. about was arrested in bangkok after a multi-continent sting operation. the prosecutor told the jury that about believed he was selling web upons to colombian guerillas. instead they were drug enforcement agents. the evidence showed vic tor about would sell an arsenal that would be the envy of some countries. he aimed to sell them to terrorists. justice has been done and a very dangerous man will be behind bars. >> he believes this is not the end, he still has a chance. >> the defense called no

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rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco residents may have noticed an unpleasant change in their tap water today. the committee says a bad taste and odor are being caused by an algea bloom in the source reservoir. officials say they are monitoring the problem and that the water is still safe to drink. customers can get rid of the taste and odor by filtering or boiling their water before drinking it. >>> phillip day pleaded guilty to charges in september. prosecutors say day and two other people diverted about $95,000 to political campaigns supporting ballot measures that benefited city college. >>> solyndra is on the auction block. new at 6:00, consumer editor tom vacar is live in fremont where he went inside the manufacturing plant that is now being sold off piece by piece, tom. >> reporter: the final breaths of solyndra will not come with a whimper, they will come with the bang of the auctioneer's gavel. today potential bidders previewed a dazzling array of equipment lots to be auctioned off starting tomorrow. it includes everything from office chairs to large robotic assembly

i believe -- supervisor kim: roth is fine. >> about five. supervisor kim: how many do you have serving? >> 3, currently. supervisor kim: which is our

i believe -- supervisor kim: roth is fine. >> about five. supervisor kim: how many do you have serving? >> 3, currently. supervisor kim: which is our minimum. >> out of 17 members, yes. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. this is my second time having the pleasure of speaking this year.

international business consultant and author david roth kof. >> something like happiness sounds frivolous, but it's not. the purpose of society is to create a better quality of and not to create the highest amount of aggregate wealth. >> from the sublime moment of an artist in a performance, to children playing blissfully to church going ladies displaying their sunday best, we know what happiness looks like. but what exactly is it? for the last 11 year, carol graham tried to measure happiness. >> i have been looking at it. >> we are getting a handle on it. there is a new science of measuring it. we haven't cracked all the codes and it's not an exact science by any means, but we find very consistent patterns. >> by surveying thousands about how they view their lives and if they smiled that day or were worried, carol graham found that money doesn't necessarily guarantee happiness. anxiety actually diminishes it and people of faith tend to be happier than people without. >> one of the things that surprised me when i got into this enterprise was how common the determinates of happiness is aro