front page photo caption san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. >> the not guilty verdicts in the michael jackson trial. front page photo caption, san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death much the children don't understand. i being of the dead dying man the bleeding bystanders who left to buy cheese or tobacco. in car bombs suicide bombs and we keep talking as though this will end like the final judgment of that black man who looks white and sleeps with boys but doesn't touch them. after the bleeding the children's shoes will be forever stained in the crimson color of death. who will set the doves free then. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure man

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. >>> san francisco transportation officials planning a new service that could save you from getting a parking ticket. the san francisco chroniclets the service will send you a text alert if the time on your meter is about to expire. you can add more money to the meter using a cell phone for a 45 cent transaction the program will be tested in the castro district and expand if successful. >>> new study adding more fuel to the recommendation that women start getting regular mammograms in their 40s. a study found women between the ages of 40 and 49 have a high rate of developing breast cancer even if they do not have a family history of the disease. two years ago a federal task force recommended women wait until their 50s. the american cancer society and gynecologists disagree. >>> what is your ideal weight? americans appear to be re ing our of our perfect selves as we get larger as a society. men say their ideal weight should be 196, up from 180 10 years ago. women from 129 to 138 now. the report shows with this adjustment we are getting further from our die eel men are 15 pounds -- over women 22 pounds above their perfect selves.

. >>> san francisco transportation officials planning a new service that could save you from getting a parking ticket. the san francisco chroniclerts the service will send you a text alert if the time on your meter is about to expire. you can add more money to the meter using a cell phone for a 45 cent transaction the program will be tested in the castro district and expand if successful. >>> new study adding more fuel to the recommendation that women start getting regular mammograms in their 40s. a study found women between the ages of 40 and 49 have a high rate of developing breast cancer even if they do not have a family history of the disease. two years ago a federal task force recommended women wait until their 50s. the american cancer society and gynecologists disagree. >>> what is your ideal weight? americans appear to be re ing our of our perfect selves as we get larger as a society. men say their ideal weight should be 196, up from 180 10 years ago. women from 129 to 138 now. the report shows with this adjustment we are getting further from our die eel men are 15 pounds -- over women 22 pounds above their perfect selves

the "san francisco chronicle" says that the utility began the cuts wednesday and made the announcement to staff yesterday. the company is doing some reorganizing in the wake of last year's disaster in san bruno when an exploded pg&e gas pipeline killed eight people. >>> ready for christmas shopping? black friday diehards can shop a little earlier now. retailers hope to one up everyone else on another holiday. >> oh, lots of time. >>> a daring rescue in the chilly bay waters. how far one man was willing to go to save his dog. >>> and the clouds have moved in overnight. we have scattered light showers out there now. how much more to come and what about weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medica

joining me tonight, san francisco chronicles staff writer. mina kim. and josh richmond, legal and affairs political reporter. oakland residents continue to clean up after wednesday night's clash. organizers of occupy oakland say the late night violence should not detract from what was largely a peaceful day of protest. the day began with speeches and songs in downtown oakland. an estimated 7,000 people took to the streets to voice their support of the general strike. the city did not shut down, but hundreds of teachers, nurses, city workers and others took the day off to join in the day of protest. >> i took a day off. this is something i believe in beyond what you can imagine and i think we as americans need to stand up and work together and make this a greater country. and i feel like in the last probably 30 years we've lost that. >> all of us are regular people. we're coming together and saying, hey, we don't appreciate losing our jobs and getting them shipped out. >> several businesses were shattered. some in solidarity with the occupy movement. >>

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within one month of their launch, they were getting glowing reviews from "the san francisco chronicle, and others. he spent the many -- the majority of its childhood south of market, largely when it was a little more than a large parking lot in front of the moscow center. it had been a dream to start a restaurant. he continues to hold down a job while running this restaurant. in 2010, he brought his sister and her family over from vietnam. his niece and nephew attend south of market, and you often find them in the restaurant in the afternoon. as someone who also grew up in the back of my mother's very small business, i really relate to that, and it is good to see them part of the small business community here, creating jobs. further, the restaurant has been actively involved in many of our community meetings, including on a safety on sixth street. they really want to be a member of our community, and further, they have gone out of their way to really develop partnerships with other restaurants in the south of market. for example, they sell local wine. he walks to work from his home fr

. >> meanwhile, the "san francisco chronicle" says oakland police have cancelled all training exercises this week. that's a possible sign that police may soon clear "occupy" campers from frank ogawa plaza once again. >>> there is another occupy demonstration that's under way in the east bay. uc-berkeley students outraged over tuition hikes and budget cuts are taking their voice to the streets. kristy seifkin is live in berkeley with this new movement. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, grace and frank. none of the tents have been set up but the protest is under way a rally going on now and just a few minutes earlier we saw protestors marching through the streets and chanting and even before that, early this morning, people out with picket signs, writing signs on the sidewalk with chalk, a marching band, a lot of activity here this morning. occupy cal isn't just about students. it's a cross-section of students, faculty, staff and union members all protesting hikes in tuition and demand changes to all public education. chopped from the top that's what occupy cal demonstra

i wanted to make sure that commissioners and staff and everyone -- the front page of the "san francisco chronicle" featuring david kelly, an amazing man in his own right come and a tenant of hours at pier 36. we are proud of him and his company and everyone working there. we hope you got a chance to see it. that concludes that portion of the executive director's report. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? >> for the second portion of the report, the informational update on the status of pier 38 closure and the steps, jonathan stern has agreed to present. in the interest of time, we will focus on the next steps, unless you or the public have questions on what has transpired to date. the staff report does give a good chronological history. now we are really focused on what we can do next. >> thank you. good afternoon, my name is jonathan stern. monique had asked me to focus on the future. again, the closure of pier 38 was an unfortunate event and we went to apologize to the occupants of pier 30 and thank them for the way they handled the exit. it was a safety concern of port sta

the san francisco chronicle reports csu's chancellor is asking for the increase to hedge against additional budget cuts in california's continuing economic crisis. >>> there may be a lot of cuts, but we are going to increase things in terms of the numbers for our temperatures. >> we have an increase. we have a cut as well. we are cutting some rain out of the forecast, right mike? >> yes. looks like the weekend trending a little drier now than it was the last couple of days that why you have to tune in everyday because the forecast will change over the timeframe of seven days. here's an area of low pressure watching that for friday right now high clouds over our neighborhoods by the afternoon. until then clear sky and fog developing right now in santa rosa mild and 3/4 ability. everybody else doing okay, -- temperatures warmer in some areas, one to two these, same in fairfield and san jose one to two degrees cooler around half moon bay and concord. starting out in the 30s inland valleys and a everybody else in the low to mid -- and palo alto everybody else in the low to mid 40s. by noon sunn

the "san francisco chronicle" reports at least nine people were ordered by their boss to make $500 contributionslee's campaign. andrew hawkins the director of archway properties services then allegedly reimbursed those employees, a practice illegal under state law. lee's campaign is refunding all $4,500 from archway employees. >>> a wildfire in napa county is now fully contained after burning 90 acres overnight. that fire was first reported around 8:45 last night just north of the city of napa. one home was destroyed by the wind-fueled blaze. despite full containment, cal fire says the flames will not be fully out until the evening. investigators believe the fire was sparked by a toppled power line. >>> and those winds also caused problems elsewhere in the bay area. here's a look at one neighborhood in dublin last night. you can see the gusts some reported up to 35 miles per hour in livermore. one even recorded at 46 miles per hour in berkeley. >>> some more bay area headlines on this wednesday. state appeals court ruled in favor of oakland's controversial gang injunction. it limits the movement

the san francisco chronicle reports pg&e says a corrosion pocket less than an inch wide weakened the pipe which lead to the leak. crews hope to have the pipe fixed by tomorrow. another test in woodside last sunday ripped open a pipeline that spilled water and debris on i-280. >>> great update. two conjoined twins separateed -- separated are out of intensive care. the 2-year-olds underwent a 12 hour operation last week. they were born joined at the sternum and liver. the girls are eating solies and watching their favorite shows. they've begun physical therapy. the twins are expected to remain in the hospital for another week. they will be fighting over tv shows like any twins would. >> nice to see. >> 4:38. time for a check on the weather forecast. warmer today mike? >> we'll take it! >> temperatures above average probably the warmest day in this seven day forecast cycle. good morning. here's the low that is going to bring rain tomorrow. overnight didn't move much cut off from the main flow. it is going to sit and spin have a mind of its own. it is going to be a tough forecast in the

san francisco will soon be able to feed parking meters with a cell phone. the new services is part of the sf park program. according to the san francisco chroniclea 45-cent convenience fee will be charged for each pay by phone transaction. the program will be tried out in a castro district first. if successful, pay by phone options will be expanded to other neighborhoods. >>> starting today, zip car will offer more than just cars in the bay area. the car sharing company will now add cargo vans to its fleets of vehicles in oakland and san francisco. this is a test to see if the idea will be as popular in u.s. cities as it already is in london. the six zip vans will cost $99 a day, or a little less than $15 an hour. the fleet will expand to 15 vans after the first of the year. >>> still ahead, new people who are trying to sell their homes don't want to hear. and two big headlines today for bay area based facebook. one involves plans for a public stock opening. if i can take classes year round on campus, online, or both and earn my bachelor's degree in 3 years you can, too. [ male announcer ] at devry university, whether you study at one of our 4 b

the san francisco-based company's app is a fun way to read facebook and twitter, and the "san francisco chronicle." well, starting on black friday, you'll be able to browse catalogs on the app as well. this is, if you want. it's totally voluntary. >>> microsoft has a new set of tv ads using rudolph and his friends to shill for bing, the company's search engine. watch, now, this commercial, as your childhood is stolen from you. >> oh, it feels fantastic! >> oh! >> so there you have santa in bubble wrap pants, while rudolph and the young man who wants to be a dentist look on on the bing commercials. now, i pointed out on the morning shows that rudolph, himself, was actually a commercial. a department store had invented him as a way of selling products. we couldn't remember who it was, i looked it up, it was montgomery wards that invented rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, so he got his start shilling. >> that is some good trivia. okay, scott. >> scott mcgrew going deep for us. always appreciate it. >>> time to check in on the weather. meteorologist krischristina, wi that rain help wash down all the tu

yesterday telling the "san francisco chronicle" he did not drink booze prior to taking the stage, bute wouldn't mind getting together with stewart for a bit of maybe merlot. he said quote, it's not that i wouldn't love to sit down with jon and have a glass of wine, if he'll buy. that from rick perry to jon stewart. forbes out yesterday with the list of the most powerful people in the world. david cameron, at number ten, look at number nine, mark zuckerberg, 27-year-old mark zuckerberg, the number nine most powerful human being on the face of the earth. according to forbes, ben bernanke, the pope. and the saudi king at six. bill gates, angela merkel. hu jintao at number three, that leaves us with one and two. you got a good idea who might be one. let's see, these two guys kind of lobbying for the top spot this year. both going shirtless a little bit, trying to show themselves off to the voters. and forbes, let's see how it shakes out, oh, vladimir putin number two, our guy, president obama, remains the most powerful man on the face of the earth. >>> it was a shirtless shot that put him

"san francisco chronicle" reporting pg&e knew that line ruptured almost four decades ago all because of problems with a seam weld. the newspaper says despite that, pg&e had been relying on inspections methods which was not capable of finding that kind of problem. >>> solyndra is auctioning off its surplus assets this week. starting tomorrow, buyers can bid on things like the bankrupt company's office microwave, artwork or heavy equipment. since the company is still up for sale, its facility and major manufacturing equipment won't be auctioned off. the auction will end thursday at 5 p.m. >>> public nudity would be restricted in san francisco under legislation being considered today by the board of supervisors. the proposal would outlaw nudity in restaurants and would also prohibit sitting on benches or other public seating without first laying down some sort of cloth or towel. supervisor scott weiner introduced the law last month after complaints about unsanitary behavior in the castro district. >>> and michael jackson's doctor has a deadline this morning to make a decision. dr. murra

the "san francisco chronicle" says the utility began the cuts wednesday and made the announcement to staff yesterday. the company is doing some reorganizing in the wake of last year's disaster in san bruno when an exploding pg&e gas pipeline killed eight people. >>> 4:41 now. facebook under fire the new changes it's making involving your privacy. >>> and rick perry laughing it off. how he poked fun at his embarrassing debate moment on late night. >> and the king of twitter. is this guy logging off? the controversial comments that have ashton kutcher apologizing. that and more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. candidate rick perry wants people to laugh with him... not >>> republican presidential candidate rick perry wants people to laugh with him, not at him. so th

. >> meanwhile, the "san francisco chronicle" says oakland police have cancelled all training exercises this week. a possible sign police may soon clear "occupy" campers from frank ogawa plaza. >>> a gang injunction has not cut violent crime in an oakland neighborhood. a police report on the injunction against 15 gang members says serious crime has increased since it took effect. overall crime is down slightly. it's not clear how much impact the injunction had. shortly after it started, though, oakland laid off 80 police officers. >>> a lot of smoke but little damage from a three-alarm fire at a marin county ranch owned by george lucas. the fire was reported at 5:30 yesterday afternoon on skywalker ranch off lucas valley road. nobody was injured. the cause is still under investigation. firefighters believe it started in a fireplace or chimney at a 50,000-square-foot building known as main house there. the ranch has its own fire chief which called the marin county fire department for assistance. lucas does not live there by the way. but the ranch does have living quarters for guests and

it certainly looks that way as i mentioned in the opening the san francisco chronicle reported that police had cancelled a training exercise in the next stage would be to chance all vacation time and leaves and see request assistance from other departments if you'll remember the original crackdown there were as many as seventeen different local law enforcement agencies engaged in it and the the four council members who came out yesterday along with the chamber of commerce which one might expect to kind of decry the occupation and demand its ouster also threatened mayor gene and said that if she didn't forcibly remove them quickly rapidly they were perhaps no confidence vote against her so she's feeling pressure from. you know being buffeted from the left for the for the violence of these crackdowns and also for from the right for allowing the occupiers to retake the plaza in front of city hall from our sir there's been a lot of stories in the news about police infiltration is one fellow and open in particular got out of my park watch and then he came out. ninety nine or but i was looking f

san francisco. look at that, san francisco examiners melissa griffin and san francisco chronicle's grow garafoli joina, everybody is looking at this race. we have the chance of actually electing the first chinese american voter, and this thing called ranked choice voting. people seem to be -- i'm not sure they know what they're doing. >> they certainly don't. i have been taking an informal poll among people i run into, waiters i talk to, regular friends who are civilians. they are uniformly confused by rank choice voting. i think we'll see probably a low turn out as a result. >> how does this rank choice voting work in oakland? >> not too well for the people of oakland. you can see, people as an oakland resident, i'm watching this to see if oakland is going to be -- if the person who gets the most votes isn't elected mayor. >> in order for that to happen on the first round you have to have an anybody but that person sort of effort mounted. melissa, do you see that? is ed lee that up pop la that he won't get -- popular that he won't get over 51%? >> no. i think he's way out in front. it's help naval h

the san francisco chronicle reports the san mateo sheriff's office will offer fulltime jobs to all 21millbrae's fulltime officers and eight civilian employees. the sheriff's office has already taken over policing operations for san carlos and hay in the past year. >>> starbucks cracking down on people who hang out for hours and buy only one or two cups of coffee, you see people using laptops of the company is closing the door on public restrooms at some locations making them for employees only. workers say they are constantly dirty and sometimes they need to repair them two or three times a week because of broken fixtures. employees have to wait in line with everyone else which takes them from their duties. starbucks covering electrical outlets to discourage laptop parkers. >>> should we take umbrella? >> maybe in the north bay during the afternoon. everybody else probably this evening. buff picture look at the oranges and yellows of the day dawning, almost floating city of san francisco the clouds this morning. what a beautiful picture. i have to put that online on my facebook page.

. >> gold fish may not want to live in san francisco right now it's such an uptight place. did i read today in the san francisco chroniclecircumcise a gold fish in san francisco. if you have ever seen that the mile comes in and tiny and use exacto knife. >> you know what the tragedy of all of this is? >> what is the tragedy? [ laughter ] >> bill: the homeless gold fish are in san francisco. >> exactly. >> bill: now, ron paul, next president of the united states, miller, what do you think? >> i always love it when they say he won the straw poll. i don't know much about polls. isn't that like he drew the short straw. he is the one that is going to have to run against obama and get his hand handed to him. >> paper. >> ron paul, some of it makes sense to me. increasingly if we're not going to fight these wars to win, billy. his idea of not only building wall but building one around the whole country and making this a big cookie cutter is starting to sound good to me at some point. >> cookie. >> ron paul wants to stay home. if we are not going to go croak these bad guys summarily in these wars, yeah, let's bring it home and e

the san francisco chronicle reports that csu chancellor is asking for the increase to hedge against additionalontinuing economic crisis. >>> voters in mississippi have rejected a controversial measure that defined human life as beginning at the moment of conception. if passed the so-called personhood initiative would have outlawed abortions in the state. putting it on a collision course with the supreme court's roe vs. wade decision which established a legal right to abortion and called into question birth control methods, fertility treatments and pregnant woman's right to drink. mississippi is the first state to test the law. backers are planning similar initiatives in florida, montana, ohio, or again, nevada even here in -- oregon, nevada even here in california. >>> coach joe paterno fighting for his job against eroding support. hundreds of supporters held a rally outside his home last night. the coach came out briefly and thanked the crowd. penn state's of trustees will appoint a special committee friday to look into a possible university cover-up in the child molestation indictment. forme

the "san francisco chronicle" reports that could mean a new move to remove "occupy" campers from frankor a man who broke into a police officer's home. the off-duty cop was home when two men broke in yesterday. the officer shot and wounded on suspect. the other got away. >>> traffic and weather and weather coming up right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. let's get a check of the ride on westbound highway 4. just getting word of a new accident in a bad commute spot. westbound 4 at loveridge, you can see there is a backup behind it. there is one lane blocked. even slow past the accident scene as you get closer into pittsburg and concord. at the bay bridge it is now fully stacked up to the macarthur maze, at least a 20- minute wait to get you on the span. but coming out of the south bay out of downtown san jose, starting to get a little crowded in the northbound labors of 280. your drive time is now 21 minutes between 101 and cupertino. let's get an update of your forecast. here's lawrence. >> it is chilly out there this morning, elizabeth, temperatures down to freezing in the in

. >> reporter: the san francisco chronicle is reporting that all training exercises at the oakland policeepartment have been cancelled for next week good indication police are making plans to move these campers out of here in front of city hall. next up watch to see if they cancel days off and call for mutual aid. mayor quan issued a letter asking occupy oakland to support the city not hurt. saying campers are costing the city jobs. many businesses asking that the camping be stopped. the mayor says she is trying to work with the protesters. >> we are asking the camp itself, whatever form they take in the future, wherever they are to disassociate themselves from the violent demonstrators. and they haven't done that yet. i un-- [ inaudible ] we have a little talk today, i hope that was a good beginning. >> reporter: the city is listed the number of hazards at the camp, they believe there are 180 tents now. officials are concerned about electrical cords running under the wet hay out here. tw worried more fires will be built possibly inside tents they've seen that a couple of times because it

the san francisco company's says it's a fun way to read facebook and twitter and the "san francisco chronicle." starting on black friday, you can browse catalogs on the app. microsoft has a new set of tv apps using rudolph and friends to show for bing. watch as your childhood is stolen from you. >> it's fantastic! >> oh! >> it could be mrs. claus and santa claus wearing bubble wrap pants and then rudolph and the dentist kid -- anybody want to help me out? let's call him andrew. rudolph himself is actually a commercial for i believe it's wool worth's. they invented rudolph as a giveaway, as an advertisement and then he became part of american culture. >> very cool. >> i'm going to find out that elf name, by the way. >>> scott, we're going to get some of those bubble wrap socks and pants. >> in your stocking. >>> 5:56. still to come on today in the bay, a robber gets more than he bargained for when he tries to rob a north bay team. >>> one of the busiest travel days of the year. we will try to find out what you need to look out for today and tomorrow coming up in a live report. >>> we have weat

the san francisco chronicle reports administration officials urged the solar panel maker to delay announcingfs until after last year's midterm elections the memo was released by republicans. tomorrow morning the energy secretary will testify before the committee. solyndra received a half million dollars federal loan guarantee in 2009. the company isn't an e-mail last year saying it needed emergency money to avoid shutting down. solyndra filed for bankruptcy in september, laying off 1,000 employees. >>> 5:38. once again, alaska sending is primary export to california, cold air. and plenty of it. >> mike? >> quite a change in the forecast coming. a little bit today with cooler weather. you will really notice it friday and through the weekend. good morning here's a look at the jet stream still well north low clouds along the coast. visibility down to 1 and 3/4 mile around half moon bay up to about 9 in santa rosa, half mile in novato and 3/4 of a mile in napa. watch out for that. some of this fog is spilling across san francisco now. winds fairly calm just above the surface northerly wind will

officers will soon be called to testify about allegations of theft and misconduct according to san francisco chronicle. the public defender accused the officers of stealing thousands of dollars in cash and valuables from suspects. the u.s. attorney's office is not commenting on the case hat this point. the president of the police officer's association says he is confident that cops did not do anything wrong. >>> black friday was a big hit for retailers. and they're hoping the buying spirit will continue with cyber monda monday. >> good morning to you. the dough pushed higher because of midnight sales. it's reasonable to expect the trend will continue online. all kind of retailers offering deal. amazon, best buy, apple offering free shipping. last year retailers had a kbl dollars in sales online in just one day. in order to qualify you have to follow their tweets or like them on facebook. holiday shopping is good for the high-tech industry. roughly one-third of all things bought online are themselves things that will go online. >> good way to safe some money. >>> far too business on cyber monday checki

the "san francisco chronicle" says the utility began the cuts wednesday, made the announcement to staffesterday. the company is doing some reorganization in the wake of last year's disaster in san bruno when an exploding pg&e gas pipeline killed 8 people. >>> zynga is asking employees to give back stock options. according to the wall street journal, the san francisco- based game maker wants some of its early employees to give back stock ahead of its initial public offering. tech analysts say that it's not unusual, but it is not good pr. >> this kind of indicates that zynga didn't get good advice in the early years so that they overdisperse shares and now they have to go back to the employees and ask for them back which is going to upset the employees. >> zynga wouldn't comment but the ipo is set for right after thanksgiving. >>> it is 6:12 now. it's a laughing matter now for rick perry. how he poked a little fun at himself on a late-night talk show. >> and a man jumps in the bay to save his dog. what happened before and after the big splash. we are going to show you. >> and a lot of clo

the "san francisco chronicle" reports the pg&e knew the line ruptured deck case ago because of a problem weld. despite that, pg&e had been relying on inspection methods which couldn't find that kind of problem. >>> a deadline for michael jackson's doctor. dr. conrad murray told the judge in his involuntary manslaughter trial that he has not yet decided whether to testify. the judge gave him until 8:30 this morning to make up his mind and today could be the final day of testimony. >>> just ahead, thousands of prisoners run for early release today. >>> people telling me i'm a terrible ceo, people telling me that my pay is too high. >> this stanford student is apparently the most hated man in australia. why this undergrad is the target of a global social media assault. ,,,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. >>> good morning. we're still followin

"san francisco chronicle" reports pg&e knew that line ruptured almost four decades ago because of problemsith the seam weld. now, the newspaper says despite that, pg&e had been relying on inspection methods which was not capable of finding that kind of problem. >>> public nudity would be restricted here in san francisco under some legislation that's being considered today. this proposal would outlaw nudity in restaurants and prohibit sitting on benches or other public seating without first laying down clothing or a towel. >>> good idea. happiness could lead to longevity apparently. a study found older people who said they were happy were less likely to die during a five- year study. web md reports the british study checked thousands of people. those who reported feeling the happiest had a 35% lower risk of dying during the study than those who were least happy. so start smiling i guess, huh? >>> extra cash for you shoppers out there. >> this could make you happy. fedex is making a $1 million commitment to support small businesses. so today it's giving away 30,000 gift cards worth $25 apiec