love and care for your old san francisco belling. this is a topic of interest to us who care about our city and the way it looks. it's the reason we came here was the image of the city. we have wonderful guests chris who does architectural restoration contracts around the city and my good buddy tools. and james, they do a lot of high epd construction and restoration work. we will talk about the various issues that effect preservation holder buildings and what you can do to make renovation work friendly. it fits into the quality and character of the original work in san francisco. i thought we might start about talking about what are our goals when we try to pay attention to older buildings in san francisco. we can generally discuss it. there are issueses weing talk about. one focuses on sustainability of resources and green building. reusing older materials allows us not to fill the waste stream up with old valuable materials and news older materials that have a life cycle cost that's higher than the repair of the old materials. and

bell's chopped olives was widely used in the chopped olive sandwch, which was considered a delicacy around san franciscothe bell-carter family and all the dedicated employees have been processing top quality olives for over 97 years. >> then they're off to a pizza chain, restaurant, or grocerystore near you. in corning, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv." >> long known for being the salad bowl of the world, now one salinas based company is changing what we put in our salads. did you know that in terms of production value, lettuce is the leading vegetable crop in the ufited states? and each year, more than 80% of the salad greens consumed in the united states are grown in the salis valley. and while lettuce is consistently among california'top commodities, nobody has seen quite the success inhe salinas valley as tanimura & antle. one of california's biggest and most respected farms, it has become a leader in quality and innovation when it comes to our favorite leafy green. and it was all started by two families coming together over a common thread. >> i'm a third-generation farmer. my grandfath

a san francisco fire truck sounded a bell. she died friday in a santa rosa restroom.ne of just five known survivors of the 1906 earthquake d refi. >> she does remember going up on top of the hill and they lived on gate street and you remember sleeping outdoors like they all did. >> organizers of the city's annual 1906 commemoration plan to honor cliver at this year's ceremony. >>> one of the headlines was intentional or not, e srspn's remarks about jeremy lin is sparking reaction from across the country. >> lin goes to the corner and me love you long time, the three. >> even comedy writers at "saturday night live" attempted to address the issue during a sketch about the use of racial stereotypes in the media. espn quickly apologized for the headline that appeared after the knicks' point guard walked away with a loss friday night. the employee was fired for writing a headlines.. meanwhile, some asian americans are expressing their concerns. >> it speaks of consciously, well, you know, they're very nice people. they don't fight back. they're not going to get really angr

bell this morning. couple big names to watch. another couple retailers reporting bad disappointing earnings. jc penny and san francisco. there is the opening bell live. we'll see how they fair. and also interesting news from apple. they just have too much cash. we'll tell you what the ceo might do with that extra money. >> aren't you related to tim cook? >> i wish i was. >> we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us. yes, it is friday, february 24th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. overnight news one woman is in police custody. that is after a boat crash on the alameda shoreline. it happened just before 2:00 a.m.. that is where we find ktvu channel 2 claudine wong with bad news. >> reporter: it is a problem out here. they have alerted all the proper authorities within the last half hour the oakland fire department was able to put a boom around this boat. it goes all the way around. trying to contain fuel that is leaking from this boat. that boat crashed into the shoreline here at the marina. there are several different operations ongoing right now. this one obvious

the next one is destined it's a classic structure in san francisco and the coke bottle at pac bell and pat you were involved with that and the responsible party? >> i am the responsible party for this thing, yes. i spent three months designe designing it's made out of hundred thousand pounds of alaskan cedar. and finally we're going to get a nam plague with our nan it and it can hold 100,000-gallons of coke and they were curious how much you could put in there and all made of alaskan cedar and fabricated in petaluma and one of the amazing things is every time one hits a home run the tv camera pans over and subliminally "home run coke" the best advertisement i have seen. >> and this is another building and two identical side by side. >> designed by the u.s. m marine corp. >> and this was base isolated in the year 2000 and that means they basically cut the building off underneath and put in these big separators with a rubber plate that allows the building to slide back and fourth so the building is intended to function after a earthquake and high level of functioning. >> it's a server bu

as we head through the next couple of hours, right now we're clear as a bell from san francisco all the way down the peninsula. we head throughout the day, 70s on the temperature map and then the rainy pattern develops as we head through the weekend. so a lot to talk about. first let's get you out the door with mike inouye. >> let's look outside, we did show the golden gate bridge. and there are more crews. they are moving the construction crews that were on the north side of the bridge. no delays as a result because the traffic as you see is so very light. we have as many construction trucks i think on the bridge as commuters. but they are getting ready the move the cones in the center as well so expect flashing lights as they continue on the northbound direction for the next few minutes. we'll get a look at sunol. 680 moves smoothly. this is the area north of the express lanes for 680 into fremont. things have been moving nicely. since those open add few months ago. we're getting to and from work, also bob redell is out on the roadway for doesing roadway. good morning. >> reporter: go

bell report. >> a san francisco start up got scooped up this week. apple confirms it bought chump. a source tells bloomberg the price was about $50 million. the software let's people search apps available for ipads and iphones as well as devices running the operating system. some developers have criticized apple's store and being difficulty to navigate beyond few apps. and legal fight over the ipad name continues. apple can't seem to shake it's dispute with chinese company pro view that has already tried to block ipad shipments in and out of china now, bringing it's fight for the ipad name to the united states. and filing suit in a santa clara court. apple says it acquired pro you view's rights to the trademark in 10 countries including china and says pro view is refusing to honor an agreement. as for numbers today, stocks are little changed heading into oscar weekend. s and p managed to pose slight gains. your bloomberg silicon valley index up and shares of adobe among winners, google says it made a good faith effort to zpeet user information from they're kts if they are asked. th

san francisco building co. thank you for your time and attention. [bell rings] commissioner hechanova: thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? ok, cnn, item number four, report, discussion, and possible action to approve the department of building inspections proposed budget for fiscal year 2012-2013 and of the proposed draft budget for fiscal year 2013-2014. >> good morning. pamela, department of building inspection. at your last meeting, you asked us to make several changes in the budget, and i documented those in the report i gave you. specifically, we clarified that the new electrical inspector and won a new pulp -- plumbing inspector will be budgeted in their respective divisions, the inspection division. they will be working on an as- needed basis part time, doing plan review, as needed. and they will also be out in the field doing inspections. so it will be shared. then you wanted us to look again at the staff for plan checks, and we're proposing that add two new engineers and two new associate engineers to the staff. that brings perm

san francisco. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes. >>mark: the opening bell on wall street. we had a big drop in unemployment, a big surge in hiring in the month of january. the u.s. economy had a 200-- added to the 43,000 jobs. they also revised data from last year, the u.s. economy as a whole added an additional 200,000 jobs. dow futures are soaring up 103 points ahead of the opening bell. expect a surge in early trading. >>darya: the american dream tore is at the cow palace today. that is one of our big stories. the neighborhood assistance program helps thousands of people in danger of losing their homes. it will help you to lower mortgage rates and refinanced or to stop a foreclosure. we are live on the scene. a lot of people are waiting for the doors to open. the 49ers take a major step towards their way to santa clara and the new stadium there. supporters are rallying around a planned parenthood after the syzygy common foundation cut screening grants to the organization. dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are among 23 senators who signed a letter calling on, and to rec

san francisco heritage and the hpc. we certainly do not want to -- [buildings -- [bell rings] ok. thank you. >> i am here on behalf of the housing action coalition, and we have been following this. for our own guidelines, our endorsement guidelines, we added language supporting historic preservation to our guidelines a few years ago. initially, our views were that the city's amazing historic resources work at much less risk than the city's ability to meet its urban infill goals and its ability to change, as all cities must. we think supervisor wiener deserves enormous credit for bringing it forward pierre the process seems to have bogged down, and suddenly, conversation started and things started to move. it is plain that enormous compromises have been made, and that is significant in this town, given the way process moves. i think it is fair to say that we would support the planning commission playing a significant, active role in this as it moves forward. because you are required to take so many other factors into consideration. i think back -- that i would say that we would sup

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san jose, 71 in bell. peninsula, mid to upper 60s, there is 68 in palo alto. mid-60s on the coast. there is downtown san francisco6 adegrees tomorrow. up in the north bay, highs approaching 70 degrees and there is 68 in clover dale, 69 cal stoga. near east bay highs upper 60s up to 68 in oakland and union city. and danville, 68 in dublin. 69 the high in pleasanton. check out expected highs near monterey bay tomorrow. 72 in watsonville. and there is things going to change sharply, friday. >> thank you. >> free government minutis sisters resigned after being accused of watching pornography during a lenl slative session. cameras showed two ministers watching porn on a cell phone. the meegt had to be adjourned. they quickly resigned as did a third minister. one official involved was a minister of women and child welfare who blamed a rise in rape cases on women wearing provocative clothing. >> twitter users are posting locations of speed traps. twitter agreed to delete user tweets in country that's recover it. and video arcades looking different these days in japan. senior citizens are taking over, pushing out kids. t

bells fargo funds are actually restricted funds. they are only targeted to the southeast sector of san francisco. they would not be available city-wide. this is a public-private agreement between wells fargo and the city to target the underserved neighborhoods. also, the wells fargo fund is a loan to the city that requires repayment. after the initial loans are made, in five years they would have to be repaid to wells fargo. regarding the administrative fee, this is a onetime fee. they will be not only administering the revolving loan fund, they would include technical assistance to all of the borrowers and applicants before, during, and after the loan is made. this would be for a term of five years and, pretty much in perpetuity of the revolving loan fund, which working solutions was able to provide for this amount of capital. the three major needs for recapitalizing or the following -- there is definitely a demand for this capital. working solutions received 25 loan agreements per month, alone. at $25,000 average per month, that would be more than half of the million dollars in financial reques

. >> reporter: outside the restaurant, a san francisco fire department ladder crew sounded a siren and rang a bell in cliver's honor. >> the survivor just needs to be born the day before to be a survivor. but she actually had memories. >> reporter: 1906 commemoration organizer lee housekeeper says there are now just four known living survivors who experienced the quake, each as unique as the city that emerged from the ashes. >> if you're tossed out of your bed at 5:00 in the morning and your city burns down around you and you have to come back and rebuild it, after that, what more worse can happen? >> reporter: as the annual april 18 commemoration at latas fountain years, there is hope that at least one of the survivors, like bill delmonte, might be able to attend. >> he's 106 now. he just had his 106th birthday, but i don't know if i can talk him into coming down. >> oh, yes, you can. >> reporter: it will be up to pictures and video to provide the devastation, but the history that lived it will become its last chapter. >> to rose! >> to rose, 109 years old. >>> still ahead at 6:00, tracking close

and that means you can hear wedding bells for gay couples and again that decision should be coming down while plenty of reaction coming up at noon. live in san franciscoara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> and again, due at 10:00 a.m. stay here for continuing coverage and we will bridge -- bring you the ruling when it comes down. >>> two women were attacked on campus, a student was walking through the kennedy grove area when she was tackled. a passersby saw the attack and yelled scaring off the man, 15 minutes later a man walked into a dorm room and climbed into a sleeping woman's bed. she woke up and this is a reminder to be vigilant. >> people will forget and start slacking off and every once in a while it will happen. you have to stay safe. >> now police are investigating to see whether the two attacks are related and they urge students to walk in pairs and use well-lit travel routes. >>> and walnut creek business owners, this time with city owners and police, they are trying to keep a series of late night fights. coming up, the first steps business owners are now implementing. >>> a lot of rain overnight and how are the roads looking this morning?

bells fargo funds are actually restricted funds. they are only targeted to the southeast sector of san francisco. they would not be available city-wide. this is a public-private agreement between wells fargo and the city to target the underserved neighborhoods. also, the wells fargo fund is a loan to the city that requires repayment. after the initial loans are made, in five years they would have to be repaid to wells fargo. regarding the administrative fee, this is a onetime fee. they will be not only administering the revolving loan fund, they would

san francisco. hamilton family center provides a full circle, from emergency services to subsidies and move- in for homeless families and the eviction prevention. [bell rings] we need all of these services. having shelter while waiting to get into housing, as well as support to move families as rapidly as possible into housing. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i am assistant program director at compass connecting point, which manages the waiting list for the long-term family shelters. i wanted to talk more about what we are seeing on our end. i know that you mentioned earlier, in june 2007, there were 71 families on our waiting list for family shelter, and they could expect to wait approximately two months for placement. a family with a serious medical or mental health condition, could get a fast track and shelter within a week or two. today we have over 250 families on the waiting list, and they couldn't expect with over seven months for placement. a family with a serious medical or mental condition still has about two to three-month wait for placement. during the time that families are waiting for shelter,

san francisco-based company is close to its idea. the process began stock futures have been flat this morning. dow futures are of 38. we will bring you the opening bell on wall street coming up. >>darya: right now we're going to take a look at the weather and how the morning is added. >>erica: check out this morning. 30's and 40's. fairfield recently dropped down to just 36 degrees. you will certainly want to bundle up however we are looking towards mild conditions in places like san francisco in redwood city. the mix of sun and clouds. there will be cooler than after antioch. i did want to turn our attention to future cast. we do have the potential for wet weather activity as we head into the evening hours. we could see some showers tonight stretching into tomorrow but for sunday stretching into monday. rain chances look to be a 20 percent chance of rain with temperatures in the upper 50s. check out next week tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >>george: we're still looking at a pretty good ride. no hot spots or delays. new metering lights the effort was downright. pretty light traffic to the macarthur maze of the san mateo, traffic looks great westbou

san francisco. the time now 4:42. >> the markets helping to rebound from the down friday for a look at your news before the bell we turn to brian shactman live at cnbc. good morning, brian. >> good morning, guys. stock futures lower after the mixed session on friday. but an overall positive week actually for the markets. the s&p now at its highest since mid 2008. there were several pretty good economic reports that offset concerns about rising oil and gas prices. asia and europe lower today. here in the u.s., busy week for economic data reports on durable goods, home prices, consumer confidence, manufacturing, and the final read on fourth quarter gdp. for today one, the latest news on pending home sales. the dow slipped 1 point to 12982. the nasdaq was up and the s&p added two to 1365. a federal judge delayed the civil trial over the bp gulf oil spill by a week. the trial had been scheduled to start today in new orleans but the judge says bp is making progress in settlement talks with a committee that's overseeing thousands of lawsuits. the trial will determine the amount of damages bp and other companies must pay for

san francisco high school known as si. what is happening on campus today. >>> also the opening bell about to ring on wall street. the opening -- we are waiting for the opening bell this morning. employment in the private sector grew in line with estimates. that is the good news this morning. there were also good manufacturing reports overseas. but of course this morning everyone watching facebook. they are expected to file paper work with regulators for their ipo with morgan stanley. it would be one of the largest initial public offerings in u.s. history. we are christien kafton getting reaction from investors. >> should be interesting. we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news it's already the middle of the week wednesday, the first day of february. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. >> in the news for you this morning a flu outbreak that shut down san francisco high school known as si. more than 100 students got sick. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us live she is at saint ignatius high school right now. what is happening? >> reporter: health of

bell. this comes after a milestone date for the dow. the dow did the slide back down. here is a live look outside at the james lick in san francisco. in nearby transformer fire, we're also watching very warm weather expected today. fifth he the >>mark: will come back. here's the latest on the warm weather forecast. james fletcher has temperatures for your neighborhood. >>james: warm into breezy. winds are something we will deal with it throughout the day and into this evening. gusty conditions expected otherwise would have high clouds and warmer temperatures than yesterday. mid-upper '40's. this afternoon, sunshine in even worse still, mid-70s. we will advance to noon, a bunch of 70's already beginning to appear. today, widespread 70's. low-mid-70s is the expected high. today, 13 degree warmer than average. in napa, 14 degrees warmer than average. there is no rain in sight just yet. since sphere >>george: already back of on the bay bridge. as it turns out this is not necessarily the result of a metering lights problem. we will be keeping an eye on is to see how the metering lights handle the flow of traffic this morning. your ride

san francisco, thank you. >>> a fire at an artist live- work space in west berkeley has displaced four people today the cause is still under investigation. a neighbor rang the bell to tell everyone inside to get out of the burning building. the owner's dog was scared and actually bit two firefighters. but their injuries were minor. >> the firemen told me that they moved a lot of sculpture and paintings out of the way and it didn't appear that anything was damaged. so that made me feel good. >> another challenge, fire crews spotted a plane tail sticking out of the roof which gave them a start at first but it's part of an art installation. >>> an oil lamp in oakland sparked an apartment fire this morning on 37th street. fire crews say that a man reached for his lamp when he accidentally knocked it over. that's that set the curtains on fire. the resident tried to put it out but consequently handle the flames. the fire left four people homeless. no injuries have been reported in that. >>> san francisco's sheriff is expected in court in less than two hours from now for a pretrial conference in a domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi. he is accused of hurting

the problem the reason we have so many in san francisco, more than the animal care and control can handle is because they are so cute and they are in taco bell commercials and paris hilton carries one in her purse and they are in movies and people think they would be fun to have. they are animals and they need care and love and there's lots of dogs just like them. >> we urge people to come and adopt a shelter animal or any animal, dogs especially. we have lots of them these days since the economy we are seeing more and more dogs are coming our way. >> reporter: these dogs are flying to new york this morning on virgin america. each dog gets a seat. they are right there along with the other passengers. and the passengers to celebrate are getting free champagne this morning. the humane society doing something, waiving adoption fee force chihuahuas and chihuahua mixes for today only. animal care and control saying 15 dogs are flying back east today. they say by the end of this week they are probably going to have 15 more chihuahuas in the shelter if you are interested in the chihuahua or any other kind of dog check out the humane society there a

culture, gay culture, which it's chelsea in the village or bell town in seattle or west hollywood in los angeles and marina district in san francisco, there's a whole kind of urban culture built up around neighborhoods where people who are alone go to be together. for some period of time they might have a partner. many of them will couple off and have partners the rest of their lives but there's places where being alone can be a collective experience. >> host: i think that -- so, you talk about social problems, that is this social problem and people were startled with the idea this is a social problem. people disconnect it and argue that's not necessarily the case. it seems -- i think it's interesting to think about how -- you mak this point, too -- that it's really -- this is a living arrangement that people choose in constrained amongst the set of choice constraints, and so to some extent it's choosing to live alone and to some extent it's choosing not to live in arrangements that are otherwise available to people, and i wonder, do you see it as being more one thing than the other? >> guest: i don't know how to answer a question

san francisco arts commission additional funding at this point, in light of the fact that the city comptroller's office has found them incapable of handling properly the millions of dollars they get each year, is ludicrous. [bell rings] supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> supervisors, let me bring to your attention that, say, if we have a project like the water system improvement project, 4, .2 billion. the sewer system improvement project, over $6 billion. the art commission gets a substantial portion of this money. on other projects, many of them in the millions of dollars, the art commission gets a substantial amount of money. what we need to do in you all need to do, and when i say we, the people, we need to shine light. and if you are representatives, you should shine lights. by shining light, i mean you have to be educated on issues, and some of you all are not paying attention, because you are biased. if you are biased, it is fine. but as the previous speaker said, there are few who understand of the freedom of information act. to understand the public records act, who understand the grounds that. we attend the meetings, and we represent, because we have something to gain, but because we want to

bell, flag waving in the wind. lots more ahead. >> welcome back everyone. tony bennett will be singing tonight in san francisco. that's a look at the golden gate bridge. a lot of people leaving their cars, maybe not their hearts out there. traffic doesn't look too bad yet. it's 6:22. i'm making something up. >> they are leaving their cars? >> feeling the love. >> i guess so. 6:22. two contra costa women not feeling the love, they are the first parents charged under a tough new state truancy law. the two women were supposed to be arraigned last week. one was late, the other didn't show up. the parent who didn't show up now has a $5,000 bench warrant. state law criminalizes chronic truancy and holds parents responsible. if convicted parents could face a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. >> here's something that's very important. you could save somebody's life by downloading a new mobile app. the san jose fire department and el camino hospitals unveiling their free cpr mobile app for the phone called pulse point. this alerts you when there is someone nearby having a heart attack and may need cpr. heart attacks cause

but san francisco fed president john williams speaks about the economic recovery at 10:40 a.m. eastern time. meantime, drugstore chain cvs caremark reports results after the opening belle looking for results from moody's, sprint nextel and time warner. after the bell, we have cisco systems, groupon, news corp. and visa. meantime, mcdonald eeps is forecast to rise about 3.4%. mcdonald's is expected to announce today that it's selling the named shamrock shake nationwide for the first time in the weeks surrounding st. patrick's day. of course, still with us, we've got our guests joining us, ken kayman and still with us, as well, is carlton neal. as we talk about u.s. strategy ahead today, what's going to dominate in terms of the hlgs? what are wall street traders going to focus he on? are they going to focus on the things that julia was talking about? are they focused on u.s. fundamentals? >> i think it will be fundamentals, for sure. whether we're seeing earnings being as robust as people hoped, we're starting to see companies beat expectations, but by not as much they hoped people would beat expectations. so i think it's quality of earnings. i think people will continu

bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york city. to many people talking about that upcoming apple ipad 3. a product unveiling on march 7 in san francisco an ipads screen. sources tell us the newest will have a high-definition display and faster processor and work with faster wireless networks. american airlines is launching nonstop flights between reagan national and los angeles international starting june 14. the new service complements american's three existing daily flights between l.a.x. and dulles airport. while on vacation, intercontinental is developing a new line of help the hotel staff under new brand called even. they will have hypoallergenic sheets and places for working out and healthy food options. instead of a luggage rack you can find a weight bench at the foot of the bed or a coatrack that doubles as a plot bar. great for people that want to exercise. -- a pull-up bar. >> i don't think vacation and exercise go together. >> i agree. >> nice that people have the option. it's 5:49. we were on the money with some of our guess is forecast of season 14 of dancing. the official lineup was announced yesterday on good morning am

bell had a super bowl theme, looking forward to sunday's game. the dow gained 83.55 points to 12,716. the nasdaq was up 34.43 to 2,848. >>> one high school in san francisco is closed for the rest of the week due to an illness. rob roth is live with what school leaders say. >> reporter: we learned a crew will be coming here to st. ignatius college preparatory later tonight for a second round of cleaning. the school was to reopen tomorrow, that now has been pushed back to monday. >> reporter: they are using special disinfectant throughout st. ignatius college preparatory. the school was canceled after dozens of students were complaining of a stomach bug yesterday. >> you saw a line of people a huge line getting ready to go home. the bath rooms smelled. >> reporter: this afternoon the principal said school will be closed the rest of the week. >> it would have been difficult to have school with so many students, we could open, we believe we are clean enough to open but we want to ensure the health of the students. >> reporter: 325 students a third of the student body and 30 teachers come down with gastrointestinal. they believe the outbreak may be linked to

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san francisco. he was still heckled during his speech last night. up next, hear how he handled it. >>> all major airports on time and regional ones out here in california also.ñgñgñgñgñgñgñgñi >>> good morning. the opening bellare slightly higher on hopes that greece could get its crucial second bailout. the commerce department says consumer prices rose modestly in january pushed by higher gas and clothing costs. we'll go live to the new york stock exchange coming up in 15 minutes to see if today could be as good as yesterday. thanks for joining us on this friday i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. final countdown is on. tonight is the night the commuters will have to implement plan b for getting to oakland from san francisco. 8 a.m. the upper deck -- at 8 p.m. the upper deck and bridge will shutdown. katie marzullo is here with what you need to know. >> reporter: take a good look this is the last time you will see traffic moving that way for a couple of days. if we can muddle through the inconvenience the closure could be good news in the long run. caltrans says shave six months off the project meaning the new span could open the end of next year instead of 2014. golden gate bridge officials say expect 30

bell ] >>> a milestone on wall street. the dow closed at its highest level since the financial meltdown of 2008. and the nasdaq closed at an 11- year high. >>> san francisco's embattled sheriff will not see his son this weekend. >> i know what he -- [ pause ] >> i miss my son terribly and he misses me. i have to go. [ crying ] >> just hours ago the judge denied an emergency petition from ross mirkarimi asking permission to visit his son. meanwhile attorneys for the sheriff's wife eliana lopez say that the couple's 2-year-old son theo misses his father. they showed a drawing they say theo made earlier this week. >> i love you, daddy. i love you, mommy. >> mirkarimi will get another court hearing next week to argue for supervised visits with his son. he is accused of assaulting his wife on new year's eve and she insists she is not a victim of abuse. >>> a developing story out oakland causing traffic problems. tonight there is a large police presence at the scene of a shooting. now, this happened just before 4:00 at 65th and international. police say that one person was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries after being shot five or six times. a

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