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stay with ktvu.com and the ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00 for the sk nel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> at least one person is dead and 12 rescued after a building they were in collapsed. it happened this morning in philadelphia, the city's fire commissioner says crews are still working to extricate two others trapped in the rubble. it's not clear at this point what caused this building to collapse. >>> president obama this morning announced he's naming united nations ambassador susan rise to be his national security adviser. >> susan understands there's no substitute for american leadership. she's passionate and pragmatic. >> rice is a phi beta graduate and served on the national council during the clinton administration and replaces tom donilon. >>> president obama is heading back to the bay area tomorrow and there's been a last-minute addition to his schedule. he will arrive at moffett field tomorrow evening. he will attend two fund-raisers in the south bay. then friday morning he will make a statement about the affordable care act. that addition reportedly came after some high-profile democr

the first responders were these 32 officers, the vehicle was identified, location was isolated, sks assault rifle and a glock pistol with an extended magazine, those were recovered by the officers in the two suspects; the case was made and the 14 yeard old and 19 -year-old responsible for the homicide were arrested. since the shooting there were other problems that could potentially present themselves. we have the flexibility to move these offices around. they are in the public housing, working with the neighborhood, allows for connectivity. since 2004 there has been a 22% reduction in calls; they're not junior officers, they're not just going in and out. >> and again the commitment from the police department is in excess of 6 million dollar that this other million-dollar matches. >> from your other testimony it allows you flexibility to have 12 hour shifts to deploy more strategically? >> in a static deployment it would be a 12 hour shift. in this case we could double up or ask the authors to work a 14-hour day or bring officers on that day off. the officers seek out this assignment. >> an

and i would argue that when you put somebody's profits and you put their business at sk, those companies moving forward that are private contractors by the government, if the government bearsown on them, you betteramn well be sure that they are going toprevent people from -- >> just the opposite. >> the anti-union sentiment is such thin read. it's a straw man. the fact is the unions will benefit from this, there will be more uon workers if it they move it in-house. that is a consequence. >> it's not reason why we're doing this. >> and byhe way, we should point out when you farm out a lot of stuff, farm out prisons, which they have done, a lot of abuse occurs because there is a dividi line between government and private buness. >> i'm just saying that you have about a third of topecret -- top security clear answers that are ouide contractors ght now. i don't see the harm in that despite this oneerk who is in hong kong. >> outside contractors also do lousy jobs atat background they're among the worstarund. >> go ahead, ben. >> do you not see that tre is th missing layer of accountability?

it will be mild. 50s and 60s for most of clear sk clear skies to start and for the afternoon short sleeve and shorts weather for you. south bay 94 morgan hill and 93 los gatos. san jose 89 and 88 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula,87 in mountain view and 77 millbrae. a pretty warm day. coastal areas pacifica 66 degrees and downtown san francisco 76. south san francisco, 74. and in the north bay, mid-nineties and santa rosa out toward napa and 92 in san rafael. 85 in oakland and union city and 88 castro valley. it is hot inland. well above normal temperatures, 97 in fairfield and 94 livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast featuring the heat. it is well above normal. cooling on sunday much cooler next week. low 80s inland. midto upper 50s coast tied. coast side. and we are always following everything including live doppler 7hd on twitt for any of the video forecast and weather info 1k3* weather tweets at abc7 news. carolyn, ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> all right, let's check in now with sports. >> who says life is over after 40? not me. the women don't say a word. not for colon either. >>

sk called one of the biggest in the tournament's history. >> michael finney is taking your questions and will answer them here live. you can contact michael on facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter at m finney. >> and you can see clouds still there. traffic moving fine right now. we'll check >>> if you always feel low on cash you're not alone. a survey says roughly 76% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck with almost no emergency savings. only 24% of those have enough savings to cover six months of expenses. 50% have less than a three-month mo cushion and 27% none at all a cording to the survey the rate has barely changed over the past three years. and a survey found discharging news about the economic well being the children. the kids count report says the number of children living in poverty increased to 23% in 2011 up 1% from the year before. 23% in poverty in this state but the report did find gains in education with higher reading and math and more teens graduating high school on time. >> oracle and microsoft rivalry thaws while snap chat gets some money. >> g

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sk traffic is flowing freely in in each direction right now with no issues to report coming out of oxen and leaving templetep hill, and outer loop looks greak as well. a nice easy drive in both the bh main lines and the locals as you travel between alexandria andnda temple hills. hill let's continue with the cameras, we will show what else we havee on the roads.he road volume delays for folks traveling northbound on i-95, out of stafford. and traffic is backed up from occoquan, and to the franconia parkway. volume delays here continuing over to southeast freeway, boind inbound delays, and the slowing i-95, trying to get past university boulevard, and and they're starting to tap the tap brakes on inbound 197. 197. it will slow near 202 headed for the kenilworth split. on 95, they're checking on thecn crash reported before i-195, that is why we pulled up that tt camera. so far i'm not seeing anything hinky, we're keeping an eye or r you. northbound lanes are open.es arn that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> take a look.ke a look. roller coaster, water slidesslis with a twist. twist

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earlier in the show we told you about the lunch with warren buffett and ask you what you would sk himof your responses as we head to break. ♪ cheryl: hitting breaking news. exclusively reporting right now that japan softbank is in discussions with deutsche tellkom to take over for an undisclosed amount. the stake in t-mobile. all of this revolves around sprint and the fight that has come down to the wire over the acquisitnn of sprint. tisch made it 25 and a half billion dollar counteroffer for sprint. this could put it in a precarious position. remember, they could still gain about $5 million of the deal does not workout by billion. so we are following all of this. not a big movement in the stock does complicate what has become really a regulatory fight over sprint california, the 13th state to approve this potential deal. you will keep you posted. again, late breaking news. here is a look at the winners on the s&p 500 for the week. coming in third place. shares of the fast-food company are moving higher today after ubs. the biggest scandal, game stop, the ticker up more than 10 perce

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when a site sks too many questions, i say forget it. it's not worth it.'t wan to tell tha much information. there's certain amount you have to et out to get business done, but like you said, when it comes to your phone number, mae there's a stndard bank, that's the phone number onlinea couple digits off rom what it is, bu that'sa good policy. go ahead, the last word. >> yeah, if you want to use the services, you really are at t mercy to some extent. the perfect xample is like everybody else, i try to use one or two of hree passwords meaning every servce i have has that password, and in theory, they could be bad people and hack into the other services, but if you want to use the services, ve them your password. melissa: thanks so much for coming on. >> my pleasure. messa: you heard how a good hacker brought the breach to ight. how good is a good hacking business? fox bsiness' jo kent joins me with more. >> who knew hacking is a good business, and wat strikes the interesting facts is th facebook, like you mentioned before,ad a bug for a year, but they didn'

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