. >> now the sanitation board is asking for an audit. they will figure out how to prevent this from happening again ?ie. developing news, san jose firefighters discovered a body while putting out a small fire. they found it in the bushes off highway 85. they have not identified the victim yet. investigators are there right now looking for evidence. >>> abc news has learned north korea has a missal fueled and ready to launch. they say a midrange missal could be fired anytime. and there is word of a secret meeting between officials from the united states and north korea. the country has been preparing for a showdown between the u.s. and south korea for months. they urged companies in south korea to leave. this is a live picture that remains closed at this our. >>> new at 11:00, we are hearing for the first time the emergency call from a couple bound in their condo by lapd police officer, christopher dorner. karen and jim reynolds found dorner in big bear. he took off in the so and that's when they managed to get free and call 9-1-1. the ma

. >> now the sanitation board is asking for an audit. they will figure out how to prevent this from happening again ?ie. developing news, san jose firefighters discovered a body while putting out a small fire. they found it in the bushes off highway 85. they have not identified the victim yet. investigators are there right now looking for evidence. >>> abc news has learned north korea has a missal fueled and ready to launch. they say a midrange missal could be fired anytime. and there is word of a secret meeting between officials from the united states and north korea. the country has been preparing for a showdown between the u.s. and south korea for months. they urged companies in south korea to leave. this is a live picture that remains closed at this our. >>> new at 11:00, we are hearing for the first time the emergency call from a couple bound in their condo by lapd police officer, christopher dorner. karen and jim reynolds found dorner in big bear. he took off in the so and that's when they managed to get free and call 9-1-1. the ma

. >> now the sanitation board is asking for an audit. they will figure out how to prevent this from happening again ?ie. developing news, san jose firefighters discovered a body while putting out a small fire. they found it in the bushes off highway 85. they have not identified the victim yet. investigators are there right now looking for evidence. >>> abc news learned has learneh korea has a missal fueled and ready to launch. they say a midrange missal could be fired anytime. and there is word of a secret meeting between officials from the united states and north korea. the country has been preparing for a showdown between the u.s. and south korea for months. they urged companies in south korea to leave. this is a live picture that remains closed at this our. >>> new at 11:00, we are hearing for the first time the emergency call from a couple bound in their condo by lapd police officer, christopher dorner. karen and jim reynolds found dorner in big bear. he took off in the so and that's when they managed to get free and call 9-1-1. the

the report documents skyrocketing executive pay to under sanitized facilities and everyone from state senator leland 83 to board of supervisors here and nurses and patients say what is happening here is not right. >> what we are saying is they need not eliminate the jobs but actually need to increase staffing. they have been dinged with problems with wrong medication, increased bed sores and the jobs they eliminated would actually take care of these problems, instead they are making the problem worse. >> now you ucsf medical officer ken jones says we plan to improve the efficiency of them and negotiate with them, however more than half of our expenses are for our employees and we must also address these costs. now the union here is the largest collective bargaining unit within the university of california system, representing more than 22,000 service and patient care technical workers at 10 campuses and 5 medical centers. protesters here say that ucsf medical center, their ceo is expected to receive millions so they are out here protesting until 1:00 was the plan but again these officers i have sort of overhear

the report documents skyrocketing executive pay to under sanitized facilities and everyone from state senator leland 83 to board of supervisors here and nurses and patients say what is happening here is not right. >> what we are saying is they need not eliminate the jobs but actually need to increase staffing. they have been dinged with problems with wrong medication, increased bed sores and the jobs they eliminated would actually take care of these problems, instead they are making the problem worse. >> now you ucsf medical officer ken jones says we plan to improve the efficiency of them and negotiate with them, however more than half of our expenses are for our employees and we must also address these costs. now the union here is the largest collective bargaining unit within the university of california system, representing more than 22,000 service and patient care technical workers at 10 campuses and 5 medical centers. protesters here say that ucsf medical center, their ceo is expected to receive millions so they are out here protesting until 1:00 was the plan but again these officers i have sort of overhear

in july, richards resigned as the ross valley sanitation director and disappeared. the board president says $350,000 loan was a perk intended to help him buy a home when he was hired in 2008. instead, the d.a. says richards laundered it through several bank accounts and never bought a." he was elected before richards resigned and said there was little oversight. >> i asked, where is the security? do we have a second deed of trust on the property? i found out we held no paper on any property. >> richard could face ten years in prison and fines of more than $1 million? he is found and convicted. >> people would live in san scar lows could face 67 percent sewage hike with residents notified about the possible rate hike on friday phased in over the next couple of years. the city council take up the issue next month. some council members are saying they are not likely to approve the hike. under the land, the current $637 annual sewage rate could go all the way up to $1,000 by 2015. >> the bart board of directors will vote tomorrow on a plan to make it cheaper for workers at sfo to

last july he resigned as the sanitation district executive director and disappeared. the board president said that $350,000 loop was a perk intended to help him buy a home when he was hired in 2008. instead, the d.a. said he laundered it through several bank accounts and never bought the home. he was elected shortly before richards resigned said this was very little oversight. >> i said, well, where is the security? are we holding a second deed of terrorist? that is what i looked for, a second deed of trust? we held no paper on any property. >> richard could face ten years in prison and a fine of $1 million if he is found and convicted. >> this morning i was watching some of the new york city broadcasts and they were bragging about their weather been being in the low 80's out there. we don't have anything to be jealous of. >> where would you rather be? an easy question, here at home where you can see from our beautiful embarcardero, the trees are not swaying as much as they did yesterday, if at all. temperatures right now are running in the 50's and 60's. dress accordingly. be