foreign language] [applause] >> and now, please welcome your host for tonight, senate candidate -- san upset welcome your host for tonight. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to this beautiful venue, the historic san francisco's city hall, as we celebrate filipino-american history month. >> before we continue with our program, we would like to knowledge some of our elected officials who have joined us here tonight. i saw in the crowd honorable lilly brown. [applause] we have president of the board of supervisors, honorable david chiu. [applause] commissioner dennis normandy. [applause] commissioner mandahar. [applause] commissioner claudine cheng. [applause] and all the members of our consular corps, thank you all for being here. let's all give them a warm round of applause. [applause] >> tonight, we're honoring seven milestones of the san francisco bay area's filipino american the community but these events became our communities benchmarks because of the remarkable achievements. among them, and achievements of decades of public service, if you first, and events that have significantly

dozens of protesters from the group " occupy san francisco " are upset. appy with the san francisco police. during the board of supervisors givmeeting, they spoke out. >> i was on about 30 minutes ago and never like to update you. i tell you that about two blocks from the plaza there is a conversation between officers and protesters. they want one of those tarps to be taken down. that is exactly the topic of what the mayor spoke about today. >> we are going to draw the line with overnight camping. >>reporter: the mayor is not shy about talking about the occupy san francisco. >> we're also going to exhibit our tolerance. >>reporter: different camp sites have been taken down with specific reasons. >> we have a level of tolerance in the daytime. the overnight camping with fires and propane tanks posts and a danger. we are going that at night because that is where the danger occurs. if they start camping out at night. if >>reporter: during the board of supervisors meeting he was aho interrupted. >> excuse me, you are out of order. if (cheers & applause) >>repo

. >> reporter: in san francisco, several mayoral candidates are upset and calling for an investigation amy hollyfield, i'll tell you whose campaign they are targeting, next. >>> san jose police officer involved in another shooting

city workers in san jose are upset at being called totally use le.ment came in e-mail from a man in charge of the city retirement plans. union leaders call crosby words miss guided and want him to step down. >>> group of oakland resident filed a petition in the first part of an attempt to recall mayor kwan. they say kwan has failed to fight crime and develop the city former army base. in her defense kwan says she's made im practice. to public safety and is committed to major economic projects in the city. >>> official steve jobs biography on book shelves today. and it is selling lake hot cakes. amazon says the book could be the top selling book of the year. >>> one san francisco supervisor answer to the mortgage crisis is to form a city owned bank. today supervisor john heard testimony from the city treasurer anti-budget analyst about the challenges of creating a municipal bank. and using san francisco 16 billion dollars in assets to help local businesses and avoid paying an estimated 100 million dollars annually in fees to banks that are not sociall

you are looking at scenes from san francisco. 100 people rallied. they are upset about the economy and corporate america. >> we spending more money on military bases, bombs and weapons and we need to spend more on schools. >> basically, i think the corporations have too much power. they own and pay for our government. >> the demonstrations against joblessness and the gap between rich and poor seem unlikely to end soon. protests in a number of cities are making headlines. this is new york city, where the movement began. continued protests today. look at this, this is showing a police officer hitting somebody with a baton there. celebrities joined joined the protest. >>> >>> the president says the government has to help green energy companies to compete with other countries. republicans have blasted the white house for the $500,000 government loan given to solyndra. the company is also under federal investigation. >>> still ahead on kron 4 news at 11:00. day 8 of testimony in the michael jackson death trial why the defense claims mistakes were made and a lawsuit aga

there are no more scholarships for the kids and people in san jose are going to be very upset as this news gets out. >> as the details are known. thank you, len ramirez in san jose. >>> in just about an hour oakland city council could pass new measures to crack down on gang violence. one proposal includes a citywide curfew for teenagers and the expansion of the current gang injunctions. city leaders are looking for more ways to combat violence after a 3-year-old boy was killed in a drive-by shooting back in august. people opposed to further gang injunctions are expected to protest outside of tonight's city council session. >>> well, after just a taste of summer weather, we are on storm watch. more rain is on the way. roberta gonzales tracking the second phase of this early season storm and well, looks like it could be big. >> it is a much more powerful system than the one that we experienced yesterday. in fact, let's get down to it right now. our live high-def doppler radar is already picking up some prefrontal moisture. this is a band of rain running ahead of the initial front itself

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that has one san francisco business owner upset. the report lists the bridge as one of the worst in the state. it says more work or increased inspections are needed on the bridge near trant park. he's starting a save the bridge fund to pressure the state into repairing the bridge. he feels it makes him look bad. if state does not repair it, he's going to sue. >>> today is the great california shakeout. for many that means earthquake proofing their home. >> it's 56 gallons. it's tall. it weighs a ton. to move it i have to take the water out of it. in an earthquake, it would do okay. it's extremely heavy. it has that going for it. totally unprepared takes a look at what's needed to project things like a fish tank during an earthquake. one tank is strapped to the wall while the other is not. the one strapped down is very heavy, but it falls in the massive quake. to see more videos of how to protect your family and your pe pets, visit totallyunprepared.com. >>> yahoo! is ready to sell itself, but not just to anyone. scott mcgrew is in t

that has been held over the country and something that has been held in san francisco and san holiday. people upseternment, people upset with the time corporations in our nation. i do want to lose some of the video that we shot earlier. many of these people came in number is around 4:00 p.m. and i could tell you, if you ask yourself what type of people are out here? i talked with elderly people, young people, i talked with people all over the map some of whom are unemployed and others know people were unemployed dealing with tough times ask them what their concerns are in this is what they had to say. >> it has affected me and my kids that i cannot have a job to take care my kids, i have my kids to worry about my family. >> , i did that there is a cap on how much a person can earn if they want to run for government. so the people running our country are comprised of the 99% and not the 1%. >> i came down to support the movement and to demonstrate my unhappiness with the with the wall street has treated the people of the united states. >> and keep in mind that this has been a very peaceful rally at

to >> san jose state football coming off a tremendous victory over hawaii. certainly it is a major upsets. it featured 12 different turnovers. sporkin set had victorious three of the four games. here is a fast-spartans. let us speak back to that game in hawaii for how many times does an extra point go the extra weight? >> i knew that it would play a bigger role because we were moving the ball. they were also moving the ball and it ggave us a great opportunity. duke is one of our leaders, captains. that play change to the game. we stopped them, and won it. >>gary: the quarterback as a nice warm? >> yes, matt is an active passer and a great leader. also jones is one who is a fierce competitor who got a scholarship recently. >>gary: certainly i would imagine would give you a leg up when you are going to be recording that did you see our game on espn? >> yes. kids of protocol in calling in and committed to as it has shown interest. >>gary: i tell that you are a great guy. you can just tell that you are a great guy. if you ever else what you have gotten yourself into? >> no. i knew that there

. >> reporter: the people -- coming up at 6:00, the business that are upset about the occupy san franciscomovement. >>> in sacramento, the occupy sacramento is creating a rat problem. if that wasn't bad enough, there have been increasing reports of illegal drug and alcohol abuse. fighting, and even sexual harassment at that camp. >>> senator dianne feinstein told her colleagues that a new gas line pipeline bill does not go far enough. and as carol hanh reports now from washington, feinstein says that leaves californians in a dangerous position. >> reporter: the issue of pine line safety became personal for california after the san bruno pipeline went up in flames. so why did senator feinstein tell her colleagues there's still plenty of reasons for californians to worry. >> we're earthquake country. these pipes are all underground, they are in dense places. >> reporter: it's because the new bill does not include several recommendations made by the national transportation safety board like requires shut off valves especially in populated areas. something that pipeline safety. >> it's crazy t

freeman got a rare look at the islands and a little mouse that's threatening to upset their entire ecosystem. >> reporter: for san franciscans these are forbidden islands t. so close, and yet so far. but not today. >> not everybody gets to the ferrel islands, it right. >> it's closed to the public. >> with 27 miles of open sea ahead, the united states wildlife services made an expense. the islands are so raw, we were taken by plane and placed on an dock. they have done it this way for more than a century. >> so we have flying fish, and flying boats. >> up close, you can see how they consistent of crumbling granite. and the 70 acres of the main island are manned year round by the five naturalists, and they live in this old house. >> no cars, no traffic, no noise from people. >> just research and what's left of a zodiac boat after a great white shark bite. >> is that a trophy or a warning? >> it's a warning. >> before man landed here, they were teaming with wildlife. first they went through the pelts of the sea lions, and then by 1900, the area was decimated. now, life is beginning to come back, but not exactly as

outside of the conference were joined with those that were part of the occupied san francisco movement they're all upset because they do not like the former governor jim bush ideas on education they're also upset that he invite rupert murdoch the head of the fox news empire and the wall street journal to speak at the conference. taking the it was among those outside had to say. >> the audacity of jeb bush, rupert murdoch and joe klein to think that they have the answers to the educational problems that are plaguing our nation. >> this is about privatizing public schools. >> the more they privatize the more they would take away from public schools the more that only wealthy kids will be getting a good education. >> so you do not penalize the teachers who work with those and the underserved communities and not the teachers thought that the opportunity that is so wide in this country and getting wider, it is directly related to people like murdoch and bush. >>james: those at the rally were upset at jeb bush education policy but to be fair his educational policy of florida change how the way that things hap

. >>> protesters are upset about the fashion's financial system marched again today in downtown san francisco. about 100 people gather inside front of the federal building on mission street. the rally was organized by a group called october -- october 2011. >> i am in debt for student loans and i can not find a reasonably job that will create a future for me. i am still waiting tables. >> reporter: many of them camped out on the street until this morning when the police ordered them to take down their tents and leave. >>> the demonstration in manhattan was quiet after two dozen arrests. the occupy wall street protest has been going on for 20 straight days and gaining mowimentum. the today -- momentum. the president said they are giving a brooder look at how -- brodder look at how the system works. >>> mortgage loans are at the lowest rate ever. the 30 year fixed loan fell to 3.94% this week. down from over 4% last week. the 15-year fixed loan hit a record low over 3/4s 3/4s. >>> the promise for europe's banking gave wall street a boost. they gained 183 points the third consecutive day of trip

san francisco yesterday. and some say they were upset about the economy and the crackdown on the state's pot dispensaries. others protested a plan for a transcontinental oil pipeline. >>> more local concerns about pg&e pipelines in the wake of this week's failure near bakersfield. a 34" natural gas pipe ripped open in an alfalfa field on monday. you can see it here as pg&e crews were testing it by forcing high pressure water through the line. it's slightly larger than the pg&e pipeline that exploded in san bruno killing eight people a year ago. the incident has people on edge in san leandro where pg&e is conducting similar test near marina boulevard and dolittle drive. >>> san jose city leaders may ask homeowners to pay more for street we pairs. homeowners and businesses would pay up to $400 a year over the next decade. the transportation director estimates its going to cost $1 billion to properly repair and maintain city streets over that period of time. because of the financial problems in san jose, they can't get the money from the general budget. >>> 5:13. we all know about public bathrooms. but some

they're upset about what happened on sunday night when san francisco police in riot gear raided their confiscated their tents and supplies and arrested five people. police told them that city laws prohibit camping at justin herman plaza. >> part of what the occupy protesters are upset about are cuts to social programs because of those budget shortfalls. >> the california budget, as you probably know, is teetering near collapse, and lawmakers are now having to deal with lawsuits. for more on this, let's bring in our nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. larry, this is something that hasn't been in the headlines, the lawsuit here. what is going on? >> it should be. it's not unusual for someone to sue the state with a claim of illegal withholding or denial of claims, especially after the budget passes. you know, you left us out. but this time the lawsuits are fast and furious. if enough of these things succeed, the budget could collapse, especially, especially given the lingering revenue shortfalls we've been discussing for the past few weeks. >> larry, we've been hearing about t

them say they understand the frustration they've seen play out with occupy san francisco and occupy wall street. >> i'm upset. we go to school when you come out, you don't get a job right away. there is nothing you can really do about it garen hicky works for commuter and charter vehicle autos may be transition time for them going from one area and maybe heading for another direction. >> luis was disappointed by the lack of full time job autos everything i've been getting lately are a contract. you know? two weeks two, months and three months. but that is it. nobody is committing to full time. >> some atracted long lines of applicants and others didn't. at this job fair ratio of people to jobs was almost three to one. so standing out is important. >> there you standout talk to people and be comfortable as possible. >> and there is a recruiter from fed yechl was here and they need experienced commercial drivers and didn't see many here today. in san jose abc 7 news. >> and we want to let you owe know about the hire event job fair at center concord in concord wex have details on abc 7 news.com. >> and this see

. >>> a comment during a massachusetts political debate has upset house democratic leader nancy pelosi from san francisco. pelosi says republican senator scott brown is, quote, clueless about women. brown is well known for posing nude in a magazine when he was going to law school. during a debate last week, his democratic rival elizabeth warren said she kept her clothes on while she was going to college. in response to that, brown said, "thank god!" that is the comment that pelosi responded to. >> cat fight. >> back and forth they go with mudslinging. >>> time now is 6:12. still ahead a major announcement from netflix. >> a dangerous trend prompts a serious health warning, this time about gummi bears. >>> we are looking at plenty of clouds around the bay area today even springs outside and better chance of rain as we head toward the afternoon. more on that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ lisping ] i lost my front tooth the other day, which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that

only negative one friend told me shareff allman was upset his bosses changed his work hours from a day shift to a night shift. reporting live in san jose, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have continuing coverage on our website, www.ktvu.com, you will find the latest details as they come in, plus video of the updates from police. >>> the bomb squad is getting new equipment. they have only one main response vehicle, even though it covers the entire county. they okayed spending $35,000 on a second week. they expect to be reimbursed through a grant. >>> business district is getting more help to fight crime. ktvu's paul chambers is live in the fruitvale district with details on the changes. >> to keep customers safe they installed 40 additional cameras. but one says the cameras aren't enough to keep him safe. >> reporter: he used to feel safe in the fruitvale area but he says there have been more robberies. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: hehe doesn't have a camera or security system, instead he has knives and a bat to keep safe. if that doesn't work, he has a gun. >> take tunicae that gun could be used to take you

in san bruno, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >> think i would be upset if my kid came home on halloween with that. what's the weather message, missy? [ laughter ] >> the weather continues to change hour by hour, not even day by day. we had a little bit of drizzle earlier today, then some fog and then lots of clearing of the skies. look at this, for example. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera and boy, is it gorgeous? can you see that little whisp of fog trying to make its way over and under the golden gate bridge? official sundown is at 6:38. we will be able to see it in many of our locations even along the immediate coast because take a look at our radar. we have that trough yesterday blow through the bay area and now we see that we have that little lingering fog there. but that's going to move out and provide us with ample clearing throughout the overnight hours. right now temperature-wise is the warmest this hour than all day long. 70 in oakland to 75 degrees in concord. we will see mainly clear skies except for that hint of stratus making its way into the bay. temperature-wise into the 50s

san francisco today. many identified themselves as former obama supporters. some were there to protest a proposed transcontinental pipeline. some were upset about the economy and pot dispensaries. the president probably didn't hear any of it. his motorcade went around them to the w hotel where he warned donors at a $5,000 a plate luncheon that they have a lot of work to do. >> the one thing that we absolutely know know for sure is if we don't work harder than we did in 2008, the american people are going to think they are on their own. >>> meanwhile, one of the republicans vying to unseat the president is trying to get his campaign back on track with an aggressive new economic plan. texas governor visited south carolina to roll out his cuts, balance, and grow proposal. it calls for a balanced budget amendment, social programs reform, and a complete revamp of the tax code. >> it is a 20% flat tax simple enough that cow can file your taxes on a postcard. that's the size right there. >> perry's campaign hopes the plan can boost poll numbers. he is trailing herman kaine and mitt romney. in a "new york times" poll, he led has month. >>> a man

of city laws banning structures and fires in city parks occupy san jose forces scheduled to hold a rally at any moment now. members are upset police officers moved in overnight, cleaning out encampment at city hall plaz yachl authorities say they did it for health and safety reasons. seven people were arrested for trespassing or illegal camping and eight arrested for felony vandalism. police say he scratched a patrol car. >> new numbers show the unemployment rate fell last night. the bur yof labor statistics reports this, the rate fell to 11.9%. and today's report shows employers added 12,000 new jobs during september. after the decline, california's unemployment remains second highest in the nation behind nevada. >> and earthquakes jolted the bay area last night and yesterday, they're a good reminder to get prepared for a big quake or another natural disaster. wayne freedman is here tho-to-show how one city is getting ready. >> we're still talking about how yesterday, east bay felt two quakes. we've learned they were related and have known the second was an after shock. today they've served as a reminder that the big one h

san francisco encampment spent hours waiting for a possible police raid. the officers never came. >> the occupy movement started on wall street. protesters upset about the financial inequality in this country. coincidentally wall street is on track to have its best october since 1974. let's bring in business and tech reporter scott bud man with today's big news. >>> the occupy movement has been about fighting the power, the banks and the markets but the numbers don't lie. today and for the last few months, those organizations have been growing and making money. at the opening bell, u.s. stocks shot up after welcomed news from europe, a last minute trillion dollar deal by the european union to bail out greece and save the euro economy from collapse. president obama was relieved. >> if europe is weak, if europe is not growing as our late largest trading partner, that's going to have an impact on our businesses and our ability to create jobs here in the united states. >> there's mixed news at home. retail sales up 2.5%. but still not enough growth to spark hiring. and as the unemployed know, gas prices are high. america's largest company exxon mo

san pran sis cofederal reserve. i think they were protesting what they would call the tyranny of wall street. they are upset with what's wrong with our economy today. for many americans, the nation's economy isn't working for them. even such down to earth issues like student loans not being able to discharge those in bankruptcy was part of the havoc of discussion with the protesters when i went down there this morning. >> what was the main complaint i heard is that this is a group. their reactions across the country seems unfocussed. >> i think you're right about that. didn't have a leader. i think this is a new world of protest within social networking. there can be a coalessing. i think a lot of observers are saying they are tapping into a very deep channel of anger which is likely to spur changes in our country. >> let me ask you on that point. prior to the official kree yacr of the tea party movement, we saw a lot of unfocussed movement. do you think it could actually channel into a real political movement or force? >> i think so. i think what's going to happen is people are going to latch onto maybe so

san ralph yoel where it's david and goliath battle. >> reporter: yeah. david to put it nicely didn't come up with the upset victory.finished. why did it just finish? we always have the games at night. let me tell you, no lights at all here and that's because rats got into the building that houses the transformer, they ate the wires, that was confirmed by the athletic director, fried themselves and changed everybody's day and apparently as you watch the video here lot of people didn't get the word out this game was changed from a 7:00 start to an early 4:30 start. very empty and first time san rafael had the ball they had to punt and that's when the bad news started. marin catholics, is bringing that thing back 68 yards on the punt return for the touchdown. he is just a junior and then they have a big time quarterback to talk about. number 16, to -- again, 1 yards, touchdown and the route was on but not finished, this time he hits ryan for another touchdown of 12 yards, this game just finished, 52-0. marin catholic 7-0, san rough yoel 0- 6 and let's meet the young quarterback. very modest young man. >> came out, try

san francisco for today. >> i don't know if you heard what michael moore said, but it is the most organized movement going and is a large, upsetw, want the things, promised to us back. >> reporter: and, that seems to be one of the things a lot of people who are still here at this group, in san francisco, continue to -- people wander over and start chatting about some of the main points of the group, and, again, one of the things they say is that this is not the most clear set of demands, but, it is just not a very clear set of demands they have, and at this point, we do know that the group is going to be making their way back down, market street, shortly and, we'll have the information, coming up, later, abc 7 at 11:00. reporting live -- in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you. meanwhile, city crews spent part of the day cleaning up san francisco, justin herman plaza and the department of public works employees hosed and swept the area around the occupy camp site and today's cleanup comes after a lot of people in and outside of the camp expressed concern over the potentially unsanitary conditions there. >> what h

san francisco " are doing just that. it is built all over the country. a grass-roots effort they are upsetorate america. you can see the officer's patrol cars, and even run ins from last night. now, back to you. >>catherine: thank you, the internet traffic on twitter has been 10,000 tweets%. apple stores across the country are showing condolences. twitter has surpassed 10,000 ft. per minute. 10,000 tweed's per minute. gabe slate's tech report steve jobs created in a magical bond between the consumers and the products. he knew that. industry analysts say that it will say at least a couple of years will no before e see the impact. >> he has culminated a certain culture in apple and relate it is the marketing of steve jobs. the marketing team that he has put into place. the line workers even at apple. i do not think there is going to be a noticeable drop off certainly in the next one year. >> gabe: tim claook >> it is a pleasure to see you today. >> gabe: it is safe to say that the fans were not completely blown away by him. >> personality is not what sells a product. they succeed because the

that has one san francisco business owner upset.to pressure the state into repairing the bridge since he owns the trademark on the bridge, he feels it makes him look bad. if the state does not repair it, he sayse'sngoi t >>> welcome back. the time is 10:29. we still have a good amount of cloud cover hugging the coast and up to the north bay. it is starting to push back but it's going to take a little bit longer before you get the breaks of sunshine. once you do, 76 degrees. 75 in san jose. we warm up just in time for the weekend. we're so close now. 85 degrees sunday. great beach weather. the drive with mike. >> we'll start with the shot of the south bay. traffic moves nicely. the chiclets are moving nicely throughout this area. further south towards the gilroy out lets, there is a sigalert northbound 101. it's also the cut through heading over towards i-5. the rest of the south bay upcku. come back for our 11:00 news. ♪ if i can't take my coffee break ♪ >> thin the fourth hour of "tod" we are glad to be here. seattle is home of som

san francisco. in front of the federal reserve building. also in berkeley, where protesters are staging near the bank of america building, that center. they say they're upset about everything from joblessness and war to corporate greed. >>> nonessential city-run services are closed in oakland because of budget cuts. today is a furlough day for city employees, a move aimed to help close the budget gap. senior centers will be closed and there will also be no street sweeping. city parks will be open, but gates and restrooms will be locked. >>> another emotional meeting expected for oakland parents as they weigh in on planned school closures. the district will hold a public meeting at lakeview elementary at 6:00 pm. lakeview, one of five elementary schools scheduled for closure. the district says declining enrollment is forcing it to close these schools. a final decision on closures will be expected by some time the end of the month. >>> big news from apple. the company says first-day preorders of the iphone 4s topped one million, breaking the record for last year's model. they start ed taking orders for the phone last friday. it hits stores this friday. first

san leandro saturday. today he was charged with attempted murder for deliberately striking another man as he rode his motorcycle. all -- he said he was upset by the driving behavior of the motorcyclists. >>> a judge refused to let the woman charged with killing a nursing student to fire her court appointed lawyer. she was scheduled to enter a plea in the murder case today. some of the legal proceedings have been delayed because of her medical care related to the pregnancy. >> still to come, continuing coverage on the breaking news, march involving hundreds of people in downtown oakland, police say it's unlawful and the people are subject to arrest. >> just hours now a red flag warning will go into effect for parts of the way area. what that means. . >>> more on the breaking news in downtown oakland where we are following a alarm demonstration here, protesters on the move as you see from our live view camera, marching with them on the street. these protesters have all afternoon saying they wanted to go back to city hall, the plaza, that's where they have been promising to go. making dozens of arrests and they say this movement is not over a

upset about this than men, when you heard the result. but first, how they did the study. researchers at uc-sa huc-sanked a group of men and women to write a caption for a cartoon. and then, all of them, without knowing who wrote the captions, had to rate them. both the men and the women voted more often for the ones written by men. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: but no need to drink. researchers say the results were very close. likely plenty of women asking for a recount. i think it's safe for me to keep on going. >>> to a poignant anniversary today. it was on this day ten years ago that steve jobs introduced the ipod. of course, it turned out to be a revolution in music. and we learned new details about what made steve jobs tick from his biography due out tomorrow. it turns out that jobs took the biographer to his childhood home to show off the fence his father built. he said his dad, quote, loved to do things right and, quote, cared about the look of the parents you couldn't see, the hidden parents of the fence. a trait he later applied to everything he invented and designed at apple. and by the way,

san francisco judge today. it will require retailers to display a poster like this one and hand out fact sheets about cell phone radiation. the group spoke today. that's the wireless association. upset about the law. this has been classified by as a possible carcinogen. ctia says the law violates the first amendment right to free speech because it forces them to disseminate the city's opinion. >>> a new recall to tell you about this morning. a company voluntarily recalling bagged salads because of a possible salmonella contaminati contamination. it's sold under fresh selections, heb, marketside, taylor farms. the bags were sold in grocery stores in 14 states, including california. >>> from ordinary mom to hero, a woman saw yesterday's fiery crash, jumped out of her car to hel help. >> armed. i dragged them all the way to my car. >> williams then dragged down firefighters on the other way. they say ris cue crews may have never seen the driver, until it was too late. which makes williams 5-year-old daughter told everyone at school, no exaggeration. >> she told everybody that she saw, my mom saved a man's life today. everybody was headaching me feel all good. >> the druk driver is out

. >> in san francisco, more people are now camping and part of the federal reserve building in solidarity with protesters around the country that are upsetwhat they call greed on wall street and the downfall afford the little guy. h jackie sissel is live in sentences of this morning. >> right now the police are here to maintain peace. yesterday there were some clashes with police. the police are here because of the protesters started setting up a camp. crude has been out here on market street for about a week in front of the better reserve bank. they are in agreement with the protesters for occupy wall street. there are really against corporations and wall street >> here is video of the group called occupy wall street protesting in new york city. they are speaking out about corporate greed, as they see it. in the nation's capital, they have seen protect their. that is happening not too far from the white house. there are also protesters demonstrating all we from nashville to springfield, austin texas and here on the west coast. >> just into the kron4 news room, new numbers for unemployment had just come out. the government says that empl

people are upset about corporate greed, the claim that 1 percent of the wealth is controlling 99% of the citizens in america. they are breaking the law according to the city up san francisco because they do not have a permit. so far police officers are not doing anything once the march begins who knows what will happen. we are going to get reaction from them as to why they are continuing to do this. >>justine: this afternoon occupy walnut creek will take over the downtown area. it plans a protest in front of the bank of america on main street. >>mark: doubt futures continued to rise ahead of the opening bell. worries about european debt could weigh on the market. it looks like we are off to a better start than yesterday after one of the quietest days in months with the dow closing down 17 points. investigators were spending hours waiting to see what would happen in slovakia. they wound up blocking the expansion of europe's financial rescue program. the u.s. markets reacted negatively overnight but it does appear that the people walking in parliament will come back and passed the european at bailout expanded powers of measure. there were the only one of the 17 eu

san jose spartans. their homecoming today as well. we see slowing northbound on 101 towards capitol. so the volume is picking up. i got upsetause my chopper was jammed up. there it is. let's go flying up the peninsula. we'll show you the maps towards northbound 101 through the peninsula. it moves smoothly you will basically fly up to the city. look on the other side of the bay. how things are going across the bay bridge. the meters lights were turned on at 6:30. now a little slowing down the east bay curve. the berkeley curveful and we get a quick look at the the livermore drive. back to you guys. >> identify been working for months for mike to let me drive that. >> some day. >> if it's not on your call der, no surprise. organizers are asking people to dres live jobs to show their love for the apple cofounder. that means put on your best black turtleneck. others include a ceremony at the free mont factory where the first computer was assembled. >> it is here. the apple iphone 4s. people are camping out across the country and in the crowd here in the bay area. one very familiar face. damian trujillo is live with the biggest

upset about gun control or lack thereof. she says that is the problem. an attorney for one shot and killed in san year says the problem is a lack of police officers on the street. the district attorney says that is not the problem. the vice president of the police officers association says that might be one of the problems. we hope to learn more when the chief talks with the media this morning at 11:00. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> this morning san jose police are searching for suspects in the death of an 18-year-old. investigators state teen who they are not naming was shot and killed before 9:00 last night in a residential neighborhood. no word on any suspect description. this is san jose's 38th homicide of the year, the fifth killing in two weeks. the sympathy just 20 homicides all of last year. >>> san jose police may have a suspect in the shooting of a hells angel during a fellow hells angel's funeral. a 39-year-old may be the shooter who killed fellow angel steve townsend during a funeral for jeffrey pettigrew saturday. police believe the shooter may have been immediately killed himself

san leandro near bay view mall strapped with rifles and shotguns. they want a pending state law the open carrying of pistols appealed. the new law takes effect january 1st. gun owners upset with the law say they plan to start packing heat in public as often as they can. >> saying that my government officials have forced me to do this. this is not something that i've wanted to do. i've never carried a long gun until now. >> i think that guns breed violence, and i think that the more guns there are, the more likelihood the people are going to be killed and that's -- whether it's a kid fooling around with their dad's gun or whether people on the street. >> those charged with violating the law once it goes into effect could face up to a year in prison. >>> it's been more than 24 hours since president obama announced that u.s. troops will be out of iraq by the end of the year. reaction from around the nation has been mixed. as nbc's mike tieeebi shows us the war that has cost billions of dollars and thousands of lives, has americans asking themselves, was it worth it? >> reporter: across country they've been waiting for this, the date's certain by which all those serving in i

san francisco city hall. they call this cheating. >> reporter: yes they did. i think it is voter fraud. the seven candidates only the only ones upset. mayor lee himself says he too thinks there hud be an investigation. here's video of the questionable behavior. this was tan by someone interest the leland yee campaign -- they say it appears them of the group are completing ballots for voters and preventing voters from marking their ballots for other candidates. some of those candidates asked the u.s. attorney's office and california secretary of state to investigate. >> i think the videos speak for themselves. there are folks wearing shirts that were identifying who they were with. they were engaged in what appeared to be potential voter fraud. >> if some of the allegations i hear are true there were some illegal activities. again, we urge an investigation. i understand the elections department has already forwarded some of that to the district attorney's office. >> reporter: mayor ed lee says this group has nothing to do with his campaign. one of his rivals candidate yee says there are no coincidences in politics. lee is the front-

have said if they aren't bothering in san francisco in justin herman plaza vendors come out everyday and set up tables and sell their wares. they were a little upset that the protesters moved because it felt like it hurt their sales. the coffee place here, i haven't talked to them about how they feel. if anything they maybe even increase sales. protesters like coffee too, right? us reporters have been going in there for coffee. the people we have talked to in the square have said, let them stay, think don't seem to be bothering anyone. officials were touting that line as well. they want to appear to be supportive of first amendment rights. they were torn about how dirty it was getting, the rodents, some of the fighting happening inside. that is why they issued the order friday and why they have moved in this morning. >> that one gentleman still involved in civil disobedience. >> reporter: there's a woman screaming about something police have done to them. i have to admit i'm hesitant -- >> we are going to take a break from that. and catch up on the traffic situation, especially around that area of downtown oakland, frank ogawa plaza near city hall

details today, but san jose's independent police auditor says the sixth shooting this year is two more than all of last year, and double the number in 2009. >> this is very upsetting to know that people, number one has been killed and that there are many of these this year. so, i am concerned bit and i'm sure anyone who lives and works here is. >> i can say, i'm confident the officer did feel threatened and i've heard from people witness to it he did seem to have a weapon. and seemed very hostile at the moment. >> and san jose police internal affairs investigators are looking at this shooting as they do all officer-involved shooting but the independent police auditor powers are only fully activated there f.there is a citizen complaint. and this year with, those six officer involved shootings there has been one complaint filed with the independent police officer. that was the one in january, in which someone was killed. again, the person who fired this shot that fatally wounded the suspect in this case is a sargeant, pointing a -- with 28 years experience. >> in pitsberg victims shot at a birthday party were released. police say two gunman approached this house sun

the neighborhood of 40 to 50 people out here they are upset and they are largely educators out here but there are also people from the group's occupy san francisco. they have joined here and they're out here voicing their concerns as you know, jeff bush is in town he is a foundation for excellence in education. he is even invited rupert rock to speak tomorrow that is something in that is a reason why many of these people are upset. the foundation for excellence if you go on their web site you can see some of the reform things that they preach on the web site more learning, and there is a low--a number of different things. a lot of these people out here are against their ideas. they do not believe in some of those ideas i can tell you right now even though we are outside of this hotel there have been no arrests made. pam, back to you in the studio. >> new details tonight on a murderous rampage in the oklahoma---orange county beauty salon he was in a bitter custody battle with his wife she was one of the eight people died yesterday. >>katherine: his neighbors in huntington beach were stunned that the men they knew could be a mass murdere

upset them, you have more trauma.--drama. >> and you believe it to meet trashed his san francisco apartment?he landlord is suing him for three at $50,000. the department was furnished and they said everything is destroyed and it ruins. >> how do you think that this base would do that? >> listen to becoming a young lady. i do not know what happened to you running your 8 mi. a day, the bottom line is, if someone says something about me, i am on tv, but they do not know what i am like. >> you think lincecum is a jerk? >> you do not have to say a jerk, but you do not know what he is light. we only see him through baseball. the rest of this stuff never surprises me. you might go home and tear your place apart. >> i throw kantor's out all windows at hotels! [laughter]. >> i can remember 20 years ago, directors yelling and screaming and i used to say, would you quit yelling, no one cares! they would say to me sarcastically, he is very creative. you are insecure circuit your deli at people. [laughter] >> is that a big enough to sleep? >> several them up? is this better? >> you are either studying ma

. >>> people upset about the state of the economy will be spelling out their message at san francisco's ocean beach today. they will be forming a so- called human banner, reading "tax the 1%" once everyone is in place the formation will be photographed from a helicopter up above. this is video from a similar event from ocean beach four years ago. that message read, impeach, referring to nancy pelosi, after she became speaker of the house. >>> the aclu is getting involved in the objection pie movement. the civil liberties group is demanding san diego authorities drop charges against 51 protestors arrested during a sweep early friday morning. the aclu feared that some demonstrators splay to spend the weekend locked up because they can't afford bail. more than 100 police officers moved in and removed tents and tarps behind city hall. they cited health and safety concerns. >>> voters in san francisco have 10 days until the november 8th election. voters will be able to use vote to go pick the next mayor. under ranked choice people can select their first, second and third choices for mayor an

upset the ducks not even close. ducks win big. the only bad thing for oregon, michael james left the game with an arm injurys in the rain was tough today in sanartin. this was just the ninth tournament of the year for tiger woods. he's winless in his last 21 pga starts. a nine iron from 139 yards and this is a kid's game. starts in the bunker and stays in the bunker. tied for 86. tiger played with 19-year-old patrick tentlel. he birdies the fifth here. >>> that is ports as we see it. tiger woods struggles and the detroit tigers they're moving on to the championship. >> i don't think i've ever seen cal wear white helmets. >> they sure didn't do well. >> they've changed a lot of uniforms nobody has as many uniforms as the oregon ducks. >> they look like the texas long horns. >> we might talk to nike and say back off a little bit. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we will see you the next time news breaks. >> join ktvu morning news tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. for all of the morning news developments. we are always here for you at mobile ktvu.

san francisco, supporting others, john. good morning. caller: good morning. the advertisement really upset me.now someone who died from lung cancer, from smoking. i do not want a president that would run an ad like that. it is very insensitive to family members. people they love. host: one more call from florida, a supporter of herman cain. caller: my name is john. how are you? i am a supporter of herman cain. i do not know how he is doing in the polls, but this is another typical reason why we should just not listen to these people. we are taking a part the smoking ad? we are not concentrating on the issues? what he has to offer? i am a white american. i support him. i have been listening to him on radio for years. the man is a true american. the cancer smoker lady? we do not have to have the government' tell us that smoking is bad for us. anything that you put in your body is bad for you, other than air. the man has some good qualities. he is a true american. that is what we should concentrate on. i am quite. he is black. it has nothing to do with it. people are picking it apart. they have t

san jose chapter of the hells angels turned chaotic once the gunshots rang out. there was plenty of police presence at funeral yesterday. once shots were fired, they quickly moved in. mourners were understandably upset. >> i'm just shocked. utterly shocked that something would happen because i've known hells angels and all the other groups for years and years and years, and there's a code of ethics. you never do anything at a funeral. >> the funeral was being held for jethro pettygrew. he was gunned down last month. >>> new details this morning about one of the nation's most notorious mass murders. it's been 17 years since john wayne gaci was executed. now the latest technology may help identify eight of the 33 victims. gacy was arrested at his chicago home in 1978 after a rash of murders terrorized the chicago area. police dug up the eight sets of remains and sent them to a lab for dna analysis. with the help of new technology, most, perhaps all of the victims, can now be identified and offer closure to the family. >> now through dna, families that had no hope of having a match now have the absolute hope. we can be definitive saying this or is not your loved one. >> it's been 33 long years not know

san francisco marked the anniversary with anger. they staged a march, rally and die-in outside the federal building this afternoon to protest the loss of american life in afghanistan. the demonstrators are also upsetf a decade- old conflict. they say that the u.s. should be spending that money at home on education. >>> nearly 1800 u.s. troops have died in afghanistan since the war began. but for many who made it home, the mental wounds can be as bad as the physical. sandra hughes has the story of one veteran who made it off the battlefield to nearly die at home. >> yes, somehow... >> reporter: jennifer crane's first day of army basic training was september 11, 2001. two years later the 20-year-old was on the ground in afghanistan. >> you basically make the sign of the cross and just drive and pray and hope that you don't get blown up that day. >> reporter: the images of war quickly wore her down. >> we would see trucks of bodies just come back to the base with your brain matter hanging out of their heads and missing limbs and a lot of blood. >> reporter: crane came home with post-traumatic stress disorder and became addicted to crack and lived in her car. >> i just wanted nothing to do with anybod