the city of santa barbara has a little over 100,000 people. our funding was about $658,000. we did lighting efficiency projects in four parks as well as some heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning retrofits in eight city buildings. the park's alone are saving 140,000 kilowatt hours annually, a savings of $88,000. the eecbg grants, coupled with other funding we did with our municipal building energy audit, is sitting as $150,000 in our general fund. along with the jobs that are being created with this project, when i came in and met with a number of mayors this morning, the first question has been how is your budget going. what is going on with your general fund and your public works? in our city, if we are able to save $150,000 a year that would have gone to paying for energy bills, which can put it into police officers, firefighters, parks and recreation -- the municipal services people have come to expect. that is helping us get over this recession on top of giving private-sector jobs. it is saving energy at the same time. it is a great program. we need to keep it comi

this one in santa barbara hugs the california coast. its value over $100 million. her estate in connecticut worth over $20 million. it's empty. huguette clark also owns the largest apartment on new york's fifth avenue, 42 rooms, worth over $100 million. it's empty too. according to msnbc.com, clark hasn't seen any of them in over 20 years. in fact, she's been living in seclusion here, inside a manhattan hospital room, surrounded by her french doll collection. clark's lifestyle is so miss steers you, this is the last known picture ever taken of her, in 1930.

this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. her

a santa barbara property owner called police this weekend to say squatters >>> actor randy quade and wife are facing burglary charges tonight. a property owner called police saying that squatters were living in the guesthouse illegally and deputies arrived and found the quades who said that they owned the property. the man produced documents saying that he bought the home three years ago. >>> the town is the talk of the box office this weekend. affleck's crime drama set in boston opened big... ...taking in almost 24-million dollars. "easy-a" was second earning about 18-million dollars. "devi ben affleck's drama in boston was big. $24million. we'll be right back. finally >>> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] jerry brown's good old days. but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. he raised taxes as governor of califor

upper 40s monterey santa barbara. the cool air filtered all the way down to southern california. lose the fog on the coast and the temperatures drop off. you can see a little as it lifts up that system moves into the north. everything starting to move really far to the north. that's allowing the high to build in. patchy fog, chilly in the morning and then sunny and warmer. the breeze will still be with us but more out of the northwest. not that bad. but it will pick up later. 60s, 70s and upper 70s. low 80s. the five day chilly mornings but the afternoon highs are starting to ramp up. they'll really kick into warm hot gear if you will sunday monday. >>> all right. thank you, steve. 6:09 is the time. in just hours crews will begin hauling away what's left of the homes destroyed in the san bruno fire zone. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong joins us from san bruno with the story. >> reporter: well, pam, certainly a very significant warning for the neighborhood as the demolition gets underway and that obviously giving way to the rebuilding and getting this neighborhood back to so

american journal of mathematics, i was invited to spend the weekend at a bed-and-breakfast in santa barbara. yeah? did you go? of... i was 14. my mother had to break the news to a very embarrassed female professor at berkeley. ( laughs ): anyone i know? actually... ( knocking ) charlie, larry, how you doing? hey. how's the photo enhancement coming? the program's been running through the image we got from skylar wyatt's video cameras. this is what we have so far. that's not enough for a positive id. charlie: it's still working. that's great. we have something new for you to look at. it's related to the same case. now, we don't have an address, but we're trying to find out where this place is. i noticed that the basketball hoop was casting a shadow. i thought i read somewhere that you can calculate a location based on shadows. spherical astronomy. spherical astronomy. what's that? well, it's a way of looking at at the cosmos to define one's location on the earth. sailors use it when they're lost at sea. cosmologists use it when we're just plain lost. and it just happens to be the same math us

santa barbara area, in the 80s. fresno, 97. it's going to be warm out in south lake tahoe at 72.nd when you look at our seven-day forecast, it is a very nice one, but quick to cool down after today by about 15 degrees inland and along the coast. though it will be cooling more quickly at the coast and more so by wednesday in the inland areas. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. >>> an oregon man is marking this labor day by trying to shoot down a world record. bill carlton is attempting to break the record high score of 80 million point placing the classic video game missile command. he started playing the same game saturday and plans to play through today to break the record. the 30-year-old game was designed during the cold war and some credit it with helping to launch the video game industry. >> that was during the cold war, now we're talking about medal of honor where it's so life-like and realistic, that you can't tell whether or not it's the real thing. >> they have come a long way. >>> a man loses his job and goes on a musical journey across the country that brings hi

the authority of santa barbara countthere was a 2008 decision expressly talking about polling places.it is reasonably -- reasonably believable that the polling place is an expenditure. supervisor campos: thank you. supervisor chu: pulling in advance of the measure going on the ballot,

he had just recently enrolled in santa barbara city college and had plans to go on to be a counselloruth san jose, kit doe cbs 5. >> the second case and the first case a 16-year-old novato high school student facing charges in a crash that killed a classmate last week has been released from hospital. he has been booked in juvenile hall on suspicion of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter. >>> a veteran san jose police officer is under investigation after parents of a 15-year-old boy said the cop pretended to arrest the son for having sex with his 14-year-old step daughter the officer said he didn't fake the arrest the boy was charged with unlawful sexual intercourse after his parents turned him in the mercury news said the girl was also cited the officer is on administrative leave. >>> a check of other stories making headlines around the bay area. south san francisco police are looking for a pa row paroleee who pimped out his disabled girlfriend 26 times. he advertised his 21-year-old girlfriend on the internet she has a form of autism and has a mental capacity of a 12-year- old.

he had just recently enrolled in santa barbara community college and had plans to go on to be a counsellor-year-old novato high school student facing charges in the crash last week that killed a classmate has been released from hospital. he has been booked in juvenile hall on suspicion of drunk driving, and vehicular manslaughter. >>> a veteran san jose police officer, is under investigation after parents of a 15-year-old boy, say that the cop pretended to arrest their son for having sex with his 14-year-old step daughter. the officer says he didn't fake an arrest, the boy was charged, with unlawful sexual intercourse after his parents complained about the officer. the mercury news said the girl was also cited, the officer is on administrative leave. >> check of other stories making headlines, south san francisco police are looking for a parolee they believe pimped out his mentally disabled girlfriend at least six different times, 27-year- old nicklas advertised his 21- year-old girlfriend on the internet. authorities say that she has a form of autism, and has the mental capacity of a 12-y

. >> until 1933 when the reilly act went into effect after the disastrous 1933 santa barbara -- >> long beach. >> destroyed elementary schools. they were brick. if the kids were in school, we would have lost thousands of kids. that banned brick construction and required seismic designs to be incorporated in buildings. >> there was a major -- there are a number of thresholds over the course of the development. the big one is in the mid '70s, but a whole threshold, series of these thresholds. many of the older buildings, like the 1 across the street have been upgraded to meet some modern standards. this is the williams building that we were talking about that is the replacement of the building that was damaged in the 1906 earthquake. it was built just like it with the plans. >> this building they were going to dynamite it. in '06, they dynamited buildings to clear the path. >> from an interesting point of view, spencer is here, this building is incorporating into the brand-new building next to it, which makes the new building an addition. it is not a new building. it is a brand-new buildi

from vancouver to los angeles, and the other three are seven-day, which starts in l.a., go to santa barbara, san francisco, sonata, and then l.a., so we are hoping this is a very popular cruise. we hope it will be of the 10 million cruise passengers around world, i believe 80% are americans. i know that san francisco is still a very desirable destination, so we're looking forward to seeing how that works and hoping it can continue in the following year. i'm sure you'll be seeing more of it as 2011 evolves. next, on august 6, 2010, on pier 14 at 3:00, we will have the ribbon cutting ceremony, which you heard all about at the last commission meeting. it is, as you know, a piece of art owned and managed by the black rock arts foundation, and it will be installed at here 14. the rocket ship itself will be 40 feet high, some very similar to the last black rock arts foundation peace we had, which was called passage. the rocket ship will be there for 14 months. artists are a team of bay area artists, and the rocket ship first landed, so to speak -- very cute, dan. where is dan? first landed at the

the lieutenant governor of the golden state the governor joins us from santa barbara.to see you. welcome. how is it with the terminator out of town? you the boss? >> what happened geraldo was the governor wash in asia. i signed two pieces of legislation. they returned $3 million that was illegally taken from the city council and rizzo. they were making $30-40,000 a year. i signed another piece of legislation sb 1211. i knew they were going to go to jail they weren't going to get -- they violated public trust, stole and embezzled and they are where they are supposed to be geraldo. >> i didn't know you could get unemployment insurance in jail. i have to do an investigation into that. >> is it any wonder the tea parties are rising when you have this kinds of arrogant abuse of trust? >> here you have a mayor and a city council who raised her right arm to not only uphold the constitution and defends their city charter to defend the people geraldo these were voiceless and vulnerable people across from bell is a woman having a garage sale trying to make a living. from his off

in 2008, the plane belonging to a private company, santa barbara airlines, crashed, killed all 46 peoplenboard. the venezuelan government is increasingly identified tourism as an important area for economic expansion. but critics say an improvement on the safety record of internal flights is urgently overdue. will grant, bbc news, caracas. >> you're watching "bbc world news." still ahead on the program, saving the har test, why french champagne growers are turning to birds of prey. >> here in the u.k., the prospect of severe cuts has galvanized the trade union movement and planning widespread industrial action. congress has voted overwhelmingly in favor of coordinated strikes to protect jobs, pensions, pay, and services. >> all those in favor, please show. >> the unions are gearing up for a fight against what they call attacks of jobs, pensions, pay, and public services. >> what we've now got is not just a coalition government, but a demolition government. >> most of this conference talked of protest, some of strikes, a few of civil diso'bead -- disobedience. >> they see public sector wo

. >> reporter: the 25-year-old grew up in santa barbara. >> there's just something really magical abouther church that bought perry her first guitar for her 13th birthday. her parents, keith and mary hudson, are born-again see van gelical pastors. >> my friends all went to church with me, went to church school. you know, we went to church camp. everything was related to my faith. so i didn't have any outside influence. >> reporter: signed to a nashville gospel label in 2001 perry released her first album under her birth name katie hudson. but the record went nowhere. >> the label went bankrupt. it folded. i didn't turn into amy grant like i wanted to. >> reporter: but slowly perry was being exposed to the outside world. >> you know, i just started little by little asking, hey, can i listen to the beatles? i had friends, you know, friends that i looked up to that were so much cooler. they knew about the world. i was just like, wow, teach me everything. >> reporter: she went back to the west coast, determined to become a pop star. it was a struggle. you couldn't get a record deal or you h

the fog is down in southern california, actually, santa barbara, santa maria, l.a. san diego. talk about high pressure building in, you can see it to the left of your screen, right there. right hear. that will be over us today and tomorrow. and then it look like another system moves into the northwest. sunny and warmer, though, the coast, though can't find any fog. it's good to go. santa cruz, 86 degrees. 76 half moon bay to pacifica's 74. 84 in san francisco. it will be sunny and nice to mild to warm inland. sunny and warm to hot. with 80s and 90s. it looks like about the same tomorrow. forecast projections have backed off on any further warming thursday. a little cooler on friday. and then a cooldown starts for the weekend. >>> 7:42. as the investigation continues into that emergency landing of a quantas flight at sfo, we're now hearing the dramatic cockpit tapes from that flight early yesterday morning. >>> and a mccain family member breaks her silence about the one-time vice presidential candidate sarah palin. >>> taking a live -- taking a live look at the big board on wal

mind behind the summer smash "california girlz" spotted him in the crowd at the high school in santa barbara. she showed the most popular kid in his class what he was missing. let's look at the clip. >> you were the most popular kid in my class you didn't want to date me >> if he is gay, that's why he didn't date you, katy. isn't the whole purpose of getting famous -- this is my favorite story of the year. the sole point of her getting fame famous was to go back to high school and yell at shane? >> show shane how it is. it is a good strategy, and i think i should work harder to be the host of a show and be famous like you, greg gutfeld. >> you have the opportunity right now. who back in high school, and you have to name a name? >> clay cook. clay cook. he chose the cute cheerleader over the dork. and even when the dork tried out for cheerleading and became the cheerleader just for you, clay, still no interest. still no date. still no love. >> a name like clay cook, that screams quarterback. clay cook. >> you know shane -- do you still have the cheerleading outfit? i want it for myself, actua

will there was a picture ofhe two kissing on her 24th birthday in santa barbara yesterday. montag proudly displayed her wedding ring while giving a toast. >>> esquire magazine s just release ad survey offering insight into the mind of the american male. >> the magazine polled thousands of men from the two laest age groups. 20-year-olds and 50-year-olds. both age groups rated their personal happiness at a high level. four out of ve. the younger men were more conservative on some issues. for example, they are three time more likely tosay divorce is never an option. but both age groups love to watch football. no surprise. there they also agree the best job in america is not the job of president but to be an "a" list movie star. and speaking of movie stars, both age groups agree the coolest man in america is clint eastwood. >>> still got it going to in my book. >> still got it. >>> coming up, a bed bug invasion causes a stink at two colleges. >>> plus the punishment for a cop. >>> a man turns a gun on a doctor before turning it on himself and his mother. >>> the people held hos

or santa barbara. system will settle in between i would say tonight and tomorrow morning and that's going to drop temperatures. fog and sun and cooler, breezy. even windier later on with clouds to the north coming in. and clouds this morning. temperature that went up will come down today. upper 70s for many and low to mid-70s with 50s and 60s by the beaches. fog has really picked up in intensity from the san mateo coast. our last full day of summer. tomorrow night 8:09 fall officially starts. >> time 8:44. >>> we just have newly released numbers about unemployment. we're going to tell you where california stands. >>> also we've just received a police sketch in a disturbing case involving suspected child predator in the east bay. droiiiid. what this droid does will change how you do web connections. this creates a mobile 3g hotspot, powerful enough to fuel multiple devices at will. putting you at the center of your own world wide web. introducing the new droid x. the next generation of does. ♪ welcome t

look at along the coast, santa barbara 49. a little cool there. our system is continuing to spin and develop and it's going to be really slow. by saturday it looks like the north bay will be in line for some rain. clouds to the south. sunday morning for everyone a possibility of rain. today that fog burns off sooner. it will be sunny for most. even there it's not solid right now. 60s and 70s by the beaches. 70s around the bay. low to mid-80s. fair field was 82. santa rosa was interesting. yesterday downtown it was 75. the airport was 80. we'll bump it up a little business. we start to cloud it up on saturday. i'll say rain in the north bay on saturday. it's gone sunday night and monday will be sunny. >>> stock markets in europe and asia are down this morning. overnight japan held onto much of its big game from the day before. shares in china tumbled nearly 2% on concerns that the bank will need to raise more capital following a surge in lending over the previous year. >>> on wall street in the next 15 minutes or so the latest read on inflation wil

bases near santa barbara. the rocket was carrying a pay load for the national reconnaissance office. the organization overseas with the spy satellites and no details about what was on it. it launched around 9:00 last night. a report said the fbi overstepped authority in the years after the september 11 attacks. the report from the justice department also accuses the fbi of misleading congress. it is accused of using terrorism for several activist groups between 2001 and 2006. they idea green peace and peta. >> we want to check in with rob for a look at the morning forecast. it's cool out there. >> it's giant weather with clear skies for the most part. 55 degrees and for the afternoon, a light jacket or long sleeve t-shirt is fine. 73 for a high and the warmest places running into the mid 70s and low sick no, sir san francisco. thanks to a stronger sea breeze, it will feel chilly. today and tomorrow, the coolest days of the week and things make a turn for the hotter. 80s and 90s inland towards saturday and sund

gatos are usually 5-6 degrees cooler than that -- [ inaudible ] >> -- fog is down by santa maria santa barbaraot over us. you can see the signature, the mountain, the everest of high pressure. watch -- [ inaudible ] >> -- start to back off and we will see cooler weather start to move in by the next end. and next week looks cool. sunny and warmer. clear on the coast. [ inaudible ] >> -- interior, temperatures going above average. 70s on the coast. 86 santa cruz, capatola. nice all the way to bug sur. 80s to 90s through the interior and temperatures will continue this trend although the models are backing off on how hot it is going to get. still in the 90s. friday the fog comes back. here is your cooling trend for the weekend, pam and dave. >> for the third time this year the old sunnyvale town and country shopping center has a new owner. a san francisco development company bought hfl the land where the old downtown shopping center stood and parents to build 280 housing units, just one block from the cal train station. street level retail could be included but for now the focus is on house in. t

eureka 50 and low 50s down so southern california, santa barbara yesterday by the way 46 degrees on a low, a record low on the date so cool on the coast for many. there is our system. now the first one will move in giving us high clouds, what we are watching is the left of your screen -- [ inaudible ] >> -- cool down and then saturday is the day it looks like north bay some rain will make it. south of that just a lot of clouds and dealer. fog, drizzle then mostly sunny and warm. a sea breeze will pick up later oranges 60s, 70s beaches, 70s around the bay, low to mid 80s inland, again local drizzle out there and very foggy conditions,, for, sun, a little warm, about the same sunday, so we cool it drown with local drizzle saturday, cloudy rain in the north bay not a lot. it looks like a little bit, clearing cool and breezy on sunday. >> hundreds of people are suing toyota over problems with sudden acceleration. the reason the company says they should by thrown out. >> is there a civil war raging in he republican party? i will have more as the morning news continues. >>> well, good morni

. >> a santa barbara property owner called to say that squatters were living in his guest house illegally do we have mug shots. police found randy and edie craig saying they owned the property since the 90s. he actually bought the home thee years ago and they were squatting there. he is accusing quaid and his wife of causing $5,000 worth of damage to the guest house. they tore it up. >> he has been in and out of trouble for quite some time. >> doesn't look real good does he. >> no. >>> more than a thousand homes evacuated in utah. >> next the wild fire threatening a neighbourhood near salt lake city. why machine guns may have started it. >> they say time is money that is the theory behind the bay areas first express lane. how that works coming up next ♪ the turn will make you think. ♪ make you re-examine your approach. change your line. innovate. and create one of the world's fastest-reacting suspensions, reading the road 1,000 times per second. it's the turn that leads you somewhere new. introducing the new 2011 cts-v coupe. from cadillac. the new standard of the world. kohara. and i'm e

an invalid credit card and police say that bogus card was also used at another luxury resort in santa barbaraon the top stories, sarah shourd the american hiker in iran more than a year, is finally home. shourd, her fiance and a friend were arrested near the border, and officials accused them of espionage, and shourd says they're not spies. five months after the start of the worst oil spill in history, the well has been sealed. crews pumped in cement to seal it and it's effectively dead. and they killed 11 people and led to a leak of more than 200 million gallons of oil and president bill clinton or former president clinton weighing in on the tea party movement in a sunday morning interview, he called it, quote, a revolt. and he doesn't understand what they stand for, but does understand why they're so popular. and on this day in 1957. >> nevada becomes the site of the first ever underground nuclear explosion. in this classic footage, you can see the damage the bomb did to a nearby house. the u.s. detonated a 1.7 weapon in an underground funnel north of las vegas, a view of the dawn of the nu

volunteers released that eagle back into the wild near santa barbara.was found along highway 101 and was underweight, had a bloody eye and injured head. the eagle is young and is expected to live a very full life now. >>> time is 6:25. the city which hosts some of the bay area's most popular events postpones a plan that may have cost you more for tickets. >>> plus one of the men accused in the shooting of a free monday officer, todd young, heads to court today. see how you can still help with the officer's surgeries. >>> and the intriguing story behind the allege the government cover-up in the pat tillman story hits the big screen this weekend. we'll tell you where you can catch it. >> it's 6:25. the band playing this morning is the south bay's the holdup. they're playing live for us all morning long. ♪ ♪ mi ♪ [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by

, calif. -- stewardship of the reagan ranch in santa barbara, california. if you want to go to www.wt s.org you can read more about us and about them. don divine will be chairing this session. he needs no introduction, but will get a very brief one. he served in the reagan administration as head of the office of personnel management. it he is the author of reagan's -- the author of a "rating's terrible swift sword." he is running programs around the country and it is the vice chairman of the american conservative union. if i leave you in the hands of don devine. thank you, don. [applause] >> thank you very much for that kind introduction. for those of you ... -- who do not know me, i will give you a bit of an introduction, too. my claim to fame is that i was ronald reagan's chief bureaucrat under the civil service. it really showed a sense of humor on his part putting a conservative like me in charge of bureaucracy. we have cut the number of employees by 100,000. if we have reduced benefits by $6 billion. we even put in work rules to make them work hard. it

santa maria and santa barbara. chilly for the coast. fog free and temperatures can drop fast. you see a spin right up there. that goes through the north. but see that a little bit. the storm trek's rising. teeter totter effect. that will give a warm up. little bit today more so on friday and definitely the weekend. patchy fog but some inland mainly in the north bay. a brisk morning give way to sunshine and a little warmer weather. 60s, 70s, upper 70s and low 80s. temperatures tomorrow continue inland to creep upwards. about the same on saturday then fire up for sunshine across the board looks like and warm to hot conditions especially sunday, monday. >>> all right. thank you, steve. japan's biggest solar panel manufacturer agreed to buy san francisco's recurrent energy for $305 million. bring further into the american solar energy market and give it a competitive advantage over chinese solar manufacturers. >>> some star bucks coffee drinks are going to get more expensive. the world's largest coffee chain says it's raising prices to keep up with an increasing cost of coffee bea

critically injured just a few months ago volunteers released that eagle back into the wild near santa barbara was found along highway 101 and was underweight, had a bloody eye and injured head. the eagle was rehabilitated, nursed back to health and is now expected to live a full life. it's a young eagle. >> 5:26 right now. coming up, an update on hurricane earl. a live report from the north carolina coast. >>> and three people are dead after a plane crash in redwood city. see what's happening this morning coming up in a live report. >>> investigators are searching for a missing man in a landfill this morning. we have the newest information on the killing spree that took the lives of four people, possibly five. >>> the man accused of shooting a fremont police officer is now back in the bay area. we'll find out what's next for him coming up. >>> a plane crash kills three people including a well-known businessman. i'm kimberly tere life in redwood shores where federal investigators are expected to arrive later this morning. >> good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm brent cannon. it is 5:3