.----- john russo pidio a un juez que se niegue el derecho de asociacion a miembros de la pandilla de que no se expediÁ sobre el caso ... sino hasta el 3 de febrero. ---- el fiscal russo dice que 40 norteÑos "estan aterrorizando la zona de la fruitvale" ....---nosotros dialogamos con el abogado de los presuntos pandilleros .... y esto nos decia .... estos muchachos en el pasado quizas han sido pandilleros, hoy no son pandilleros, el fiscal quiere que nosotros no lo representemos porque dicen que nosotros conectados con la ciudad, nosotros estamos diciendo al juez no estamos conectados con la ciudad, yo nunca he trabajado para la ciudad, la ciudad nunca me ha pagado a mi. mi.---por lo que se desprende de las palabras de fuentes, el fiscal russo esta acusando a esta organizacion de "trabajar para la ciudad de oakland"... porque tendrian vinculos con la nueva alcalde jean quan. ---veremos como sigue el caso. ---bueno, y parece que hay decision, al menos por ahora, en san francisco: los supervisores seleccionaron tentativamente al administrador de la ciudad, ed lee, como alcalde interino-

russo says violation of the city charter is a crime.t is now incumbent upon you to uphold your oath to defend the charter. mayor quan's office issued a statement saying russo's letter was made public before she had a chance to see it. quan says he has the duty of confidentiality by his actions last week. >> things are warming up in oakland city hall. almost as warm as outside this afternoon. >> almost. but 70s, mike, in january? >> definitely could see 70s in january and many places. right now let me start the machine here and you can see that we're very chilly this morning with upper 30s around fairfield, santa rosa, and livermore. we have 4 degree temperatures in most other areas to san francisco at around 50. compared to 24 hours ago, just about all of us are warmer. half moon bay only 2 degrees cooler and the lack of tulie fog in antioch so far has allowed your temperatures to drop 4 degrees cooler than yesterday. let's talk about temperatures, go through the day. 8:00 mainly clear, a few high clouds from time to time. not much of a

russo says violation of the city charter is a crime.ank you now incumbent upon you to uphold your oath to defend the charter. mayor quan's office issued its own statement saying russo's letter was made public before she even had a chance to see it. he says he has the duty of confidentiality and he broke that by his actions last week. >> santa clara supervisors are planning to make sweeps cuts to the social service agency when it meets this morning. they're hoping to cut $6 million in spending that would affect the foster care system, public health, nursing and elderly care. the san jose mercury news reports 125 layoff notices have been sent out. the budget plan calls for reducing nearly half of the front line social workers leaving only 27 in the county. the groups being cut collect donated food and clothing, enrolls foster children in school, performs drug tests on parents and supervises family visits. >> speaking of clothing, what would you recommend we wear with the temperatures out there. >> if you're going to flip-flops, that would

. >> a public feud is flairing between jean quan and russo.he mayor was getting advice on city matters from a private attorney. russo sent a letter to quan saying the city charter states only the city attorney can advise the mayor on city issues. violation of the city charter is a crime. it is now incumbent upon you to uphold your oath to defend the charter. russo's letter was made public before she ever had a chance to see it. quan says he has the duty of confidentiality and he broke that by his actions last week. >> bridging the political device. tonight president obama will give his state of the union to congress, his first with republicans in control of the house. jenelle wang is live in the news room with a preview. >> in an abc news washington post poll 72% of americans say the economy should be the top priority for the president and congress. >> my number one focus is gonna be making sure that we are competitive, that we are growing and that we are creating jobs not just now but well into the future. >> the white house says the presiden

takevo ---este proyecto de john russo, el abogado de la ciudad, ya se ha implementado en el norte dea ciudad. ---russo y la policia estan luchando para que este mismo mandato tambien lo puedan ejecutar temporalment e en el distrito de la fruitvale. ---si es aprobado, esto le daria a las autoridades las herramientas para arrestar a miembros de pandillas involucrados en actividad ilicita. ---algunos protestan por que dicen que la policia tendra permiso para asi detener por perfil racial. stop open roll open cu ---para muchas personas el discurso del presidente obama estuvo lleno de palabras conciliatorias . ----pero del dicho al hecho... hay una gran diferencia... ----carlos botifol nos habla, precisamente, de ellas. take pkg (nat.sot break) para unos analistas, el de obama fue un discurso inspirado. sot - carlos rajo - analista politico "(vuelve a ser el obama de inspiracion. el que dice tengan fe en este pais" dices que fue un buen discurso, pero hay quienes dicen no dio detalles, o concreto nada?" rajo: es verdad, presento los parametros como suelen hacer en estos discursos, no paso

it began after russo learned she was getting advice from a private attorney.he sent a letter says a city charter says only the city mayor can give advice. he said it's incumbent upon you to uphold your oath. she said his letter was made public before she ever saw it. >> all right. mike, any more records that will fall? seven days, right? >> today's the 7th day, make it 8, maybe 9 and then it's over. cooler weather on the way. let's take a look outside, show you the hazy conditions from emeryville back to the city. what i think will set record highs today in a few minutes. >> mike, a not so happy meal. the restaurant famous for its dollar meal is going to have to raise its prices. first it was texting and driving. now texting and walking could be against the law. the states that could start issuing tickets. >>> you know the common sight on the street, people walking along with their head down staring at phones and texting but some states worry this habit is putting people in danger. >> in new york state two people were killed in the brooklyn district because th

russo is trying to get an injunction to stop members of the nortenos gang from gathering in the fruitvalerea but community activists say it would lead to racial profiling of latino men. mayor jean quan says a similar injunction in north oakland has had mixed results. >>> meanwhile, police in novato are warning about a rise in gang activity. the city's police chief along with the city manager issued a three-page public letter to residents. it describes gang increase in the north bay. it comes after two men were shot in the novato safeway parking lot monday. police say they are not just seeing rival gangs fight but subsets within gangs at war with each other. >> we have not experienced in the past -- it's causing us concern. i think it's certainly a wake- up call to the community. >> police did arrest alessandro coyle in connection with monday's shooting. investigators say they are still looking for more suspects. >>> a lot of people in san mateo county not pleased with a company that took over their garbage collection. it all started with the new year. san francisco-basedd recology had are

mayor kwan office shot back today saying russo letter was released to the media before she had a chance to see it. her statement reads in part he has the duty of confidentiality and he broke that confidentiality by his actions last week. >>> long time bay area radio listener are mourning the death tonight of a legend. carter b smith, dj. >> eventually i admit i had become a disk jockey and stop doing the news at all. >>reporter: he sat down for the interview with the california historical radio society nearly a year ago. he began his career as an intern at ksan in the mid 1950s. smith then served as sherwood side kick at k sfo and made stops along the dial at knbc, kabl. listeners sent smith t-shirt to wear on the air and ended up with the world largest collection of them. the bay area raid why hall of fame member died from a brain tumor. he was 74 years old. >>> for the first time we are hearing the 911 calls recorded the evening of the pipeline explosion in san bruno. it is aneurysm team exclusive. hear it play out from the first report to the confusion it was a plane crash to word of

it began after russo learned she was getting advice from a private attorney.he sent a letter says a city charter says only the city mayor can give advice. he said it's incumbent upon you to uphold your oath. she said his letter was made public before she ever saw it. >> all right. mike any more records that will fall? seven days, right? >> today's the 7th day, make it 8, maybe 9 and then it's over. cooler weather on the way. let's take a look outside show you the hazy conditions from emeryville back to the city. what i think will set record highs today in a few minutes. >> mike a not so happy meal. the restaurant famous for its dollar meal is going to have to raise its prices. first it was texting and driving. now texting and walking could be against the law. the states that could start issuing tickets. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with cable's bundle choices, there's not much to see. with at&t u-verse

city attorney john russo wants a law firm to be disqualified because a city councilwoman is a memberf the firm. he is trying to get an injunction to stop members of the nortenos gang from gathering in the fruitvale area. community activists, though, say it would lead to racial profiling. jean quan says a similar injunction in north oakland has had mixed results. >>> sick and sleepless in san francisco. at least that's the story for several flight attendants who landed at sfo. sonja shin is outside the marriott hotel in downtown san francisco where medics were called about severe flu-like symptoms. sonja, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sydnie. paramedics and firefighters were dispatched to this marriott behind me in downtown san francisco at around 12:15 a.m. after 8 flight attendants got sick. the flight attendants all flew into sfo on the same singapore airlines plane last night according to our radio partner kcbs. firefighters and paramedics were told to wear protective gear like masks and gloves in case the illness was contagious. but all the victims were treated for wha

[applause] and the city attorney and one of my lawyers, john russo. [applause] oakland. from the board of education, emily mores. [applause] and i could go on and on with the -- mr. mayor to be of the people who are here celebrating with you on this very historic occasion. and it was all made possible by this fine collection of people to my right whom i've introduced by name and now let me ask the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, a man who chaired the historic meeting where the vote count was done without the assistance of our folk who normally count votes which is kind of the way i prefer to have votes counted in elections. you get better results. the president of the board of supervisors, david chiu. [applause] president chiu: good afternoon. so mayor brown, i want to tell you the score of the game upstairs. two numbers. 11 to zero. [applause] this is an historic moment for san francisco. and i want to first start by thanking my colleagues at the board of supervisors. we may not -- please clap for them. we may not always agree. but on this great man

last summer i interviewed pat conroy and rick russo, and it turned out pat conroy had given rick russo a blurb for one of his earliest books which pat conroy, frankly, didn't remember. [laughter] but they were very, you know, warm with each other. and so i was -- and i know you two both work for the new yorker, but i was looking for a kind of deeper connection to ask you about your writing, and i noticed in david's new book, "the devil and sherlock holmes," in the piece about the obsessive conan doyle and scholar who is mysteriously found dead that in writing about sherlock holmes, you say that arthur conan doyle, the author of it, in 1906 began to turn his powers of observation to solve real world mysteries, including the case of a serial killer. and it seems to me what both of you do and perhaps all reporters in general, then, that's something you have in common with detectives. that you turn your powers of observation on the world to solve real world mysteries. so, i guess, david, if you could talk about that large task and then, malcolm, i'll ask you about that too. >> i think that

john russo has asked for and received an injunction for gang members in north oakland and is seeking a similar injunction in the fruitvale neighborhood. >>> mayor of the sea and county of san francisco. >> san francisco makes history with the swearing in of the new mayor. >>> verizon finally announces it does have the iphone, but you are going to have to wait a little bit longer to get it. i am consumer editor tom vacar. that story still ahead. >>> a few showers across the bay area today paid we have a little bit of activity on live stormtracker 2. there is another system offshore and i'll have the timing of that weather system coming up in your full forecast. >> activist john orange protests ongoing situations in the guantanamo bay prison and similar protests were held outside the white house. >>> researchers say the swine flu pandemic may help lead to a super vaccine. doctors at the university of chicago say several patients infected with the h1n1 virus developed antibodies that could find with any flu strain from the past decade as well as other flu strains. the discovery could re

>> between jean kwan and russo. he has really taken up badge with the idea of somebody stopping the gang injunctions which the city supposedly supports is going to be in there talking with department heads. you can't do that talk on monday and sue on tuesday. that's one thing. but two, honestly, these guys, russo and kwan they were city council members they didn't get along then. i don't think they will get along now. but the bottom line is oakland you are in for an interesting time and we will be there to cover her and everything else because it is definitely going to get interesting quick. >> long tenure, thanks phil matier. >> well, as we speak leaders in the oakland school district are considering giving teachers pay raises this as the district faces new budget cuts. supporters of the plan say the city can't afford to not give teachers more money. >> reporter: the oakland school budget could be cut by seven percent. layoffs and larger class sizes are possibilities as the district tries to cut expenses by $12 mil

city attorney john russo seeking disqualification of a law firm because the city councilwoman is a memberf the firm. russo is trying to get an injunction to stop members of the nortenos gang from gathering in the fruitvale area but community activists say it would lead to racial profiling of latino men. and mayor jean quan is weighing in saying a similar injunction in north oakland has had mixed results. >>> a recall effort against three members of the hercules city council is moving forward. recall leaders have collected enough signatures to serve notice to the mayor and two councilmembers. one of the councilmembers tells the "contra costa times" that he will meet this morning with some recall advocates. issues involve city finances and alleged misdeeds by councilmembers. an actual recall election would require valid signatures from 20% of the city's voters. >>> a lot of people in san mateo county are not pleased with a company that took over their garbage collection. it all started with the new year. san francisco-based recology began trash recycling and compost pickup services in a doz

i interviewed pat chron reand rick russo. pat conroy had given rick russo a quote from one of his earlier books. pat conroy didn't remember. they were warm with each other. i know you two both work for "the new new yorker," but i was looking for a deeper connection to ask you about your writing, i noticed in david's new book in the peace about the obsessive conan dole's hand and scholar who is mysterious found dead. you say that arthur conan dole in 1906 began to turn his powers to solve mysteries, including the case of serial killer. that's something that you have in common with detectives. that you turn your powers of observations on the world to solve real world mysteries. david, if you could talk about that large task and malcolm, i'll ask you about that too. >> i think that's very much the case. many of these stories are about the art of detection. and the protagonist in these stories of sherlock holmes, often sleuths themselves. there are a con man that assumes he maybe getting conned. there's a story about scientists t

oakland city attorney john russo filed a gang disruption against 42 members of a street gang.hey have linked the gang members to a lot of rapes and robberies in the city. >> these weren't people that we picked randomly. >> members who were not at the city meeting, published up a future. it actually increased street crime. if this doesn't work, why not look at the community, at things we value, like education. >> police have a different take on gang injunctions. they say it's a crime to address in oakland. >> this is a tool that residents wanted. people in those communities asked us to do something proactive to keep violent from their. my time is running out there it makes no sense. >> the gentleman we talked to to not says he has a job and he has just one more year on parole. another public summary still to this, nbc bay area news. . you go to the dance club and then -- nbc bay area's may have some historiless jean? >> 37-year-old joe hernandez was training to be a doctor here. doctors pro claimed him dead this evening. he was in a fight outside a health club. the smiling ucs

specifically fred russo. thank you for your work on this. thank you for actually looking at the numbers and getting us the information that we needed to make an informed decision. i t c

patricia russo, and former ebay chief meg whitman. here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel." stocks were under pressure today, but some better than expected housing news helped limit the damage. the dow fell two points, the nasdaq lost 21, and the s&p 500 was off a point. trading volume-- about the same as yesterday on both the big board and the nasdaq. home re-sales wrapped up the year with a bang-- december sales jumped over 12%. but overall, 2010 marked the worst year for existing home sales since 1997, with just under five million units changing hands. verizon has filed a lawsuit challenging the federal communications commission's new rules on internet access. those net neutrality regulations require providers to treat all content equally on their networks. have the authorityo eate those rules. >> susie: still ahead, a campaign to get americans to go bananas for healthy foods. we talk with dole food c.e.o. david delorenzo about that, and the rising cost of fruits and veggies. >> tom: china's president hu jintao met with u.s. lawmakers today, talking currency,

they will call on city attorney john russo to end a temporary injunction in their neighborhood. they say the gang injunctions are ineffective. the city should invest in other programs they think work better to reduce violence. they favor after school programs and support for people coming out of prison. the protest is set for 3:00 this afternoon. >>> volunteers will fan out across contra costa county trying to count the homeless. they will hit the street this is morning. a video from some of the past counts. the county -- this count helps the county identify trends in homelessness and tries to ensure it gets enough federal support for the homeless. on any night they estimate about 4,000 adults and children are homeless in contra costa county. >> 4:38. we want to check again with the latest on the forecast with christina. >> how does your garden grow, brent cannon? i think a lot of people are noticing that the growth, the growth all over the hills because of all of the rain earlier and now all of this sunshine, trees are coming out of dormancy earlier than normal. you probably wi

>> reporter: but the legal wranglings continue on gang injunctions with the city attorney john russo asking a judge to restrict 42 known nortenos gang members from hanging out together carrying guns, dealing drugs, and vandalizing places and wearing certain colors within a so- called safety zone. the proposed zone is an area bordered by 21st to high street, brookdale to interstate 880. attorney jose luis fuentes represents an alleged gang member. he was at today's injunction hearing. >> we hope to show the judge that these are not active gang members. these are youth that committed indiscretions when they were young. they paid for their crimes. they moved on with their lives. and what they need is jobs. what they need is community centers in fruitvale. what they need is rehab. >> reporter: oakland's police chief anthony batts has argued all along, gang injunctions worked when they were tried during his tenure as the head of the long beach police department. but opponents target will only increase racial profiling especially young latinos. and gang injunction restrictions include the

and then roosevelt's decision to try to mediate an end to the russo-japanese war before the japanese got too strong. that was the basic idea there. but that was as far as the eye states would go. as roseville discovered americans wouldn't pay to tears in their own economy in the philippines. which is why the united states eventually decided to give it up. >> thank you so much. you described more of you in the american economy. and during the lastno tw have we american economy. it seems to me there's a few things going on here which indicate a paradigm shift. one, americans don't have skin in the game. emotionally. and there's a lot of outsourcing of what would have in the past few of the american economy. could you speak to this paradigm shift how you see it playing out the? >> yes. whenever the federal government spends money on anything their costs and benefits. when the united states spent a whole lot of money on world war ii, i have described as a stimulus to the american economy. but, of course, it was agait am. and essentially it was we will tax in essence the future generation

belo russo is raising the transit tariff for russian oil by twelve and a half percent starting from next month the increase was agreed upon both parties by the end of last year following months of talks that lowers expects eighty million tons of oil to be pumped through the territory during twenty eleven and that's roughly the same value as twenty ten. oil prices hit twenty seven month highs near ninety dollars a barrel at the moment and it's a cork in senior oil and gas and this from says the rally is partly being driven by speculation. well since we can't identify any fundamental drivers strong enough to cause a rally of this magnitude and all we can do is describe this to financial speculation nothing less than prices actually translate to end user prices which are. consumers worldwide have to have to pay for the fuel. and so this is going.

sylmar russo has been sworn in as brazil's first ever female president per election is the culmination of a long political career beginning as a marxist rebel during the country's long military dictatorship will be faced with sustaining the political and financial momentum built up and in luna de silva the outgoing president rousseff called for the eradication of poverty and greater development of the educational system during her normal address. a park in moscow is offering a special holiday treat to children in the city a visit to father from the russian santa claus he and his granddaughter come to their moscow residence for christmas and new year but as thomas discovered some say the magic costs too much i don't want to end the fairy tale. the snow made in the tree rushing me here churning. love and joy throughout the holiday season while their official address is in the leaky they have a seasonal state of your home in the outskirts of moscow as well i believe that this place is of great importance for parents and children then they can feel their real fairytale here at the moscow s

reach an agreement a new oil price agreement and that resulted in a hold on russian oil sales to bella russo starting from the first of january now russian oil companies are demanding to increase the price for ballot to increase the price of russian oil for bellerose to forty five dollars per ton something that doesn't suit millions but the move comes after minutes announced a. rise in the on russian oil transit to europe and that's about forty million actually i've got to say that a twelve and a half percent rise in terror of russian oil transit to europe but that's about forty million tons annually now russia exports about twenty million tons of crude to balad annually one of about routes uses only a fraction of it at home most of it is being refined and we export it to europe at much higher price and that resulted in russia introducing export duties on its oil for ballerinas which almost brought the countries to an old wall last year how well in the end of twenty ton of to minsk ready flied the agreements on the creation of this think single economic space between russia belarus and cousi

bella russo is raising the trans of terry for russian oil by twelve and a half percent starting from next month the increase was agreed by both parties at the end of last year following months of negotiations but it was expects a two million tons of oil to be pumped through its territory during twenty eleven that's roughly the same as in twenty. and the oil prices have risen to a twenty seventh month high ninety dollars a barrel alexy quart can see in the oil and gas analyst says the rally this partly being driven by speculation. wasis we can't identify any and funded.

according to russo this there are attorney that sea such injunctions are ineffective. >> i think thiss an issue of civil rights and priorities. should the city spent millions of dollars when research shows it's not effective? >> and if you read it says individuals are not auj yoirized and dmot have the rights to be vaulting individuals. >> i'm not against injunctions but i am worried about them being overly broad. that is why i'm considering the meeting. >> saturday, kwan will look for other ways to make it a safer place. in oakland abc 7 news. >> the highway 1 will be closed this weekend as work continues on approaching the drive. beginning tonight northbound 101 will close, and that will begin at lake street. saturday, at 10:00 p.m. the ramp will be close and drivers adviced to take lom barred street. >> and there is weekend upon us, will we get sun back? >> it was, temperatures in many areas into 40s today for highs. and there is an improving forecast heading into sunday. sunday with clear skies. >> getting ready for that. outside, temperatures coming up as well towards monday. and

john russo's proposing an injunction in fruitvale and san antonio neighborhoods. >> after a state ofhe union speech focussed on the economy, president obama hits the road this morning touting the same topic. he'll travel to wisconsin as hart of his white house to main street tour. emily schmidt is in washington with a closer look at the president's speech and the reaction. >> dozens of lawmakers sat together to symbolically erails the divide across the aisle. >> we just had an election. if the stake is whether new jobs and industry takes root in this country or somewhere else. >> his main focus: the economy. >> i am proposing that starting this year, we freeze annual domestic spending for the next five years. (applause) >> he vowed to veto any bill with earmarks and offer compromise on healthcare law the house volted to appeal. >> if you can make this better or more affordable, i am eager to work with you. >> more bipartisan applause than usual. for two years president obama made promises just like the one we heard him make this evening. >> we hold to a couple of simple convictions.

now, i am not some paralegal, i am steven [ bleep ] russo, and i expect proper adjudication. [ sigh ]y? are you okay? >> you know, a lot of people don't like it to watch themselves. they hate watching their acting but -- man, that just stokes me! [ laughter ] i love it. >> jimmy: this is amazing. >> take me all the way up to ten! >> jimmy: i mean -- you're running too fast. >> am i? >> jimmy: jim, i know that you said that you always -- one of your dreams is to play with the roots. >> oh, yeah. for sure. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] it's kind of hard to do while you're working out at well. >> i'll slow it down a couple beats. >> jimmy: i mean, but do you want to just take us out to commercial? >> i would love it. >> jimmy: all right, jim carrey, everybody. "i love you phillip morris" is in theaters now. [ cheers and applause ] check him out this week on "saturday night live." there you go. [ laughter ] here you go, buddy. you gonna play us out? >> yes! >> jimmy: is it a song we know? >> oh, sure. well, you start. >> jimmy: check out "saturday night live," ch

pat conroy had given rick russo a blurb that pat conroy didn't remember but they were very warm with each other and so i was -- and i know you two both work for the new yorker. but i was looking for a deeper connection to ask you about your writing. and i noticed in david's new book "the devil and sherlock holmes" -- in the piece about the obsessive conandoyle scholar who was found dead that in writing in sherlock holmes, the author of it in 1906 began to turn his powers of observation to solve real world mysteries including the case of the serial killer and it seems to me what both of you do and perhaps all reporters in general then -- that's something you have in common with detectives. that you turn your powers of observation on the world to solve real world mysteries. so i guess, david, if you could talk about that large task and then malcolm, i'll ask you about that, too. >> i think that's very much the chase that many of the stories are about the art of detection. and the protagonist in the stories "in the devil of sherlock holmes" are often salutes themselves even if they are

oakland's city attorney john russo filed suit against 40 reputed gang members on october 13th, claiming they have been terrorizing oakland's fruitvale district. if the the injunction is granted, it will bar nortenos from hanging out with one another, loitering, and possessing guns in a 450-block area of oakland. the judge wants more time to consider procedural challenges to this case. >>> ais htoric marin county lighthouse is closed to the public this week. it sits at the southern edge of the marin headlands. nbc bay area's jae risotto jr. shows us what the problem is and now what's being done to fix it. >> reporter: the pacific ocean has proven itself a master artist, sculpting away at the marin coastline. among its finest works is point bonita and the marine headlands. the journey to point bonita is a walk through history. >> it was built by chinese laborers. >> reporter: park ranger david hesteroff steps through the old tunnel that leads to the point bonita lighthouse. >> access across the bridge. they still maintain the light and the fog signal as an aid to navigation. >> reporter:

it's very eerie to be here, actually. >> reporter: particularly eerie because russo's character, carloe. unfortunately, his foot almost got whacked as well. >> francis wanted everything to be auththeentic. people don't realize, as my leg is going through, i'm getting all through the back of my leg. >> reporter: what happened to the beautiful wall that surrounded the property? >> it's actually huge magic. for the right price, you can have part of it, too. >> reporter: also yours for the right price, a relic fans might be to the mattresses for. marlon brando's cue cards. are you going to miss being a part of this house? >> no because we'll take the memories with us. >> reporter: are you sure about that? >> yeah, yeou can't lose the memories. >> reporter: and they're hoping to have $2.9 million in their pockets. the asking price, unless, of course, the future buyer knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy. for "today," barbara corcoran, staten island, new york. >> funny, right? good job, barbara. >>> just aahead, ann joins a marching band after your local news. the world was your atm.

russo is trying to get an injunction to stop gangs from a gathering in fruitvale. >>> the police chieflic let torres dents. it describes the growth of gang populations in the north bay. this after two men were shot in novato off monday. >>> jim harbaugh could still end up coaching the 49ers. the miami dolphins pulled out of the running for harbaugh's services yesterday but it's still possible he will stay at stanford especially since the school has matched an offer made by the 49ers. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area coming right up. stay with us. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. if you are taking mass transit, we are getting word of bart delays leaving from civic center headed towards sfo or the east bay. 10 to 15 minute wait. also ace, muni, caltrain problem-free. over to the peninsula, southbound 101 at 3rd reports of a fire just east of the freeway. it is causing some spectator slowing southbound. looks like traffic moving well on the san mateo bridge no delays. and through the south bay actually things looking nice through san jose. that's a look at traffic. here's tracy

jean jacques resew talked about how russo talked about the -- -- rousseau talked about the quicker you came to a group with knew yu nan anymority, the more likely it was the right decision system of the question first asked is 55 the right number, is 60 the right number. i think there's a more fundamental question, is it a bad or good thing that the senate forces consensus to be formed through the deliberation. the framers clearly believed that justice was more likely to be achieved through greater deliberation rather than less. >> good redemption using rousseau that way. i want to make one small point i can't resist, senator udall and the others think that the whole issue is that the senate is not a continuing body and they can just operate under no rules. brian got into this a little bit. there's a fundamental division within the democratic caucus right now, they're in a real mess internally on these questions. you can see it coming out in these little small ways. the senate website yesterday often had a special page about the senate's first day in which in the second paragraph it sa

jean jacques resew talked about how russo talked about the -- -- rousseau talked about the quicker you came to a group with knew yu nan anymority, the more likely it was the right decision system of the question first asked is 55 the right number, is 60 the right number. i think there's a more fundamental question, is it a bad or good thing that the senate forces consensus to be formed through the deliberation. the framers clearly believed that justice was more likely to be achieved through greater deliberation rather than less. >> good redemption using rousseau that way. i want to make one small point i can't resist, senator udall and the others think that the whole issue is that the senate is not a continuing body and they can just operate under no rules. brian got into this a little bit. there's a fundamental division within the democratic caucus right now, they're in a real mess internally on these questions. you can see it coming out in these little small ways. the senate website yesterday often had a special page about the senate's first day in which in the second paragraph it sa

this after the city attorney, john russo, filed an injunction against alleged members of a street gang whatsoever. >> are you a gang many? >> i'm not a gang member. >> have you ever been a gang member? >> i've never been a gang member. everybody in oakland knows people. i'm not going to say i don't know people. >> last night members of the community packed a public safety meeting at city hall asking committee members to block that injunction. >>> i'll have another local news update in about half an hour or so. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. my second diagnosis-- i was told to go home, retire, and enjoy the time i had left. to say it was a shock is just a complete understatement. i mean, i don't think there are words. she had put up a really good fight, but it was her time. you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i can actually do something to help.

jean jacques resew talked about how russo talked about the -- -- rousseau talked about the quicker you came to a group with knew yu nan anymority, the more likely it was the right decision system of the question first asked is 55 the right number, is 60 the right number. i think there's a more fundamental question, is it a bad or good thing that the senate forces consensus to be formed through the deliberation. the framers clearly believed that justice was more likely to be achieved through greater deliberation rather than less. >> good redemption using rousseau that way. i want to make one small point i can't resist, senator udall and the others think that the whole issue is that the senate is not a continuing body and they can just operate under no rules. brian got into this a little bit. there's a fundamental division within the democratic caucus right now, they're in a real mess internally on these questions. you can see it coming out in these little small ways. the senate website yesterday often had a special page about the senate's first day in which in the second paragraph it sa