>> the formal complaint alleges that peter sarna said rick show slurs at an african-american sergeants be he says he makes no excuses for it is behavior. but he does admit to a problem to addiction pretty was cited for drunk driving before becoming chief two years ago. >>> a san francisco attorney is being accused of taking things to fall with women he met on craigslist. his story coming up and i'm in. >>> the santa clara, two people are being sued for violating wage laws and forcing workers to sit for hours without getting paid. jana katsuyama is live. >> reporter: the business is power a car wash. i talked with one worker and she told me when the business was not so busy, the workers

allegation of racial slurs are investigated.happened last month when the chief pete sarna and others were levering a golf tournament in oakland. a white officer says that sarna used the "n" word repeatedly against black sergeant in the car and even saying that the black sergeant should be hung in the town square. days later, sarna approached the black sergeant and said the incident never happen. sarna is former police lieutenant and later appointed to justice job by jerry brown but resigned after drunk driving crash. oakland's school police chief he had been credited with among other things popular free summer camp. they are reporting that he told them he was making attempt at humor after a day of drinking and points out his wife is african-american. live in newsroom, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thank you. the time check of weather and -- final check of weather and traffic. start with weather, right? >> here we go. the temperatures with a cool. we have temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s. so far, no flight arrival delays at

he supposedly made racial slurs against a black officer who works for him. vic lee reports on what he is accused of saying. >>> on july 18th, police chief pete sarna and three of his staff attended an oakland police charity golf tournament. the racial slurs were reportedly made while an officer drove sarna and two sergeants from the golf course. >> they were driving home and they looked at african-american sergeant and went into a tirade. >> joe sullivan represents the white sergeant who later filed the knriachbt. he says this is what his client said happened. >> he called the african-american the "n" bond several times and he said he had no right to live in la miranda and he should be hung in the town square and he would was the last african-american he would ever hire. >> he says days after, sarna approached the african-american sergeant. >> he acted like a mafia guy and told him that nothing happened. >> this is not the first time that sarna was in trouble. he is a former oakland police lieutenant that had one time had close dies with governor brown. he m

later they found that park employees had posted that picture along with the slur that was written on it. the lawsuit is asking for unspecified damages. >>> b.a.r.t. officials say they know now what happened when their central computer failed during their evening compute last night but not why it happened. b.a.r.t. says the main router and back up systems both failed at the same time. that meant master control couldn't monitor the train so the system shutdown. today many riders still worried about getting on board. >> i almost didn't bring myself over here because i was afraid something like that might happen. but, i needed to so i came any way. >> reporter: a team is still investigating why the routers failed. b.a.r.t. says that could take weeks. >>> president obama today met with the families of troops killed in afghanistan. the president attended the private transfer at dover airport. 30 u.s. troops many of whom were navy seals along with seven afghan commandos and an afghan interpreter were killed on saturday. at least three of the 22 navy seals killed have bay area ties. 29-year-

two mencc1:a sued by over a gay slur in a photograph. the men say the picture was taken of them while they were on a roller coaster and it showed holding hands. the men did that buy that photo but a short time later friends on to, they ccsay,1: another ride counter only this time a gay slur written above their heads. the the men filed the lawsuit. the incident allegedly happened in 2008. lawyers tell the "san francisco chronicle" the men tried to deal with the park from the git-go but at some point great america stopped cooperating. no comment from great america this morning. >> let's check in with jon kelley in the newsroom for a look at what's ahead. good morning, jon.cc1: >> good morning. 500 points friday, 600 monday. the question is what will happen on wall street synod we're following the news and the overnight news and will be there live when the markets open. we'll tell you where a number of silicon valley companies stand with their pendinging ipos. and following oakland police as a y step up patrols aftercc1: shooting of a 3-yea

later, they learned park employees had posted the the photo with the slur written on it. parable officials say they don't condone the action and the employees were dealt with appropriately. >>> peninsula fire crews are coping with a rash of thefts that is hampering their ability to fight fires. in the past few weeks, thrives have made off with the connectors on sprinkler systems at 15 businesses and apartment complexes. firefighters need the connectors to attach hoses to collect water. authorities believe the thieves are bringing the devices to metal recyclers. >>> a source of emergency in los angeles tonight. what may have caused this blast that has sent at least two people to the hospital. >>> and temperatures are about to rise in some areas. coming up next where and when you can expect a bay area warm- up. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one

the racial slurs began while the four were driving after the event. white sergeant in the vehicle filed the complaint that started the investigation. joel sullivan is his attorney and tells us what happened that day. >> he called the african-american the "n" bomb several times and told him he had no right to live in la marinda because he was an african-american. he didn't use that word. he should be hung in the town square because he's african-american and he was the last african-american he would ever hire and he'd just as soon kill him. >> he was a lubt with the oakland poli -- a lieutenant with the oakland police. he had to resign that job when he crashed his state-owned vehicle while driving drunk. the "chronicle" reports he was trying to be funny after day of drinking at the golf course. he reports that his wife is african-american. live in the newsroom, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> 4:32. bart service will -- [ inaudible ] rush hour protest shut down four stations in last night's commute. protesters were upset at the agency for s

the oakland schools is suspended this morning following allegations of racial slurs. i'm terry mcsweeney live in the newsroom. we have both sides of the issue and we'll tell you why this man is no stranger to controversy. >>> good morning to you. look at the difference the clouds we talk about, there they are. look at the bay bridge from emeryville. a little drizzle possible along the coast this morning. temperatures will be warm this afternoon. big cooling trend slated for the weekend. >> good morning, i'm sue hall in the abc7 traffic center. overnight roadwork. you can see, maybe not here, but thick fog around the coastal areas. we have details coming up. >> we sure will. it's just about 5:01 on tuesday morning. thank you for being here. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. topping the news at 5:01, the second suspect arrested in the drive-by shooting death of a 3-year-old boy in oakland has the first court appearance this morning. meantime, the community will say goodbye for the last time to the young victim. abc7's amy hollyfield is live in oakland with the story.

bonds to a formal complaint has been filed against sarna for using a racial slur and while off-duty. this is not first time he has faced problems. he was named to a job at the state justice department and forced to resign 07 after crashing his state-owned vehicle and was cited for misdemeanor drug driving. connected with the murder of a three year-old boy in oakland is in custody this morning. police believe that this is the man who drove the car and august 8th drive-by shooting that killed a three year-old boy. another to metal or injured, they were believed to be the targets of the shooting. this man was arrested two years ago for jokey his ex-girlfriend and threatening to shoot her in the face. he also had a parole violation back in 2007. the funeral service will be held today at st. bernard's church in oakland for the three year-old boy that was told on monday, carlos nava. >> get the dow jones is down one of the 70 points right now despite the fact that this has reaffirmed the united states triple a credit rating. gary schlossberg for walls capital management is joining us. good

. >>> pat buchanan said he didn't mean to phrase your boy as a slur against president obama. he used that fraid with al sharpton. he was discussing president obama political strength when he referred to him as your boy. he said he was using a boxing analogy and no slur was meant or intended. >>> with got them and i got her -- after i -- i pushed her to the side. >> a boy who plucked a girl from a swimming pool where she was drowning, what he wants to do next. >> we will look that forecast highs for your furs, includes cooling temperatures as much as 5-8 degrees. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. just $29 a month

the photo was later displayed after someone added a bubble caption adding the slur. great america says it has dealt appropriately with the employees involved. >>> late at night or early in the morning, police say the latest crimes were early sunday morning when a jaguar and an audi were stolen. police advise residents to call 911 if they see any suspicious activity. there have been 88 auto thefts in petaluma including four this month. >>> the u.s. geological survey has spotted about 125 california common murals on a small island in the channel islands. about half the birds appear to be nesting. the birds had a colony there in the past but were driven away by human disturbances and egg harvesting. no chicks have been spotted there since 1912. >>> state scientists today recorded a powerful solar flair from the sun. we want to show you a sped up video of the flair taken over a four hour period. a mass blasted out from the sun toward the plant earth. sinetists pre -- scientists predict the cloud will impact earth a few months from now. >>> all right we want to turn now t

someone had written a gay slur on the now doctored photo. so far there has been no response from great america. >>> a beating of a 52-year-old man with a baseball bat is likely a hate crime. it happened near market and sanchez. three men in their teens hit the 52-year-old man with a baseball bat while yelling home phobic college campuses -- homo phobic slurs. >>> it is not even 24 hours old but the controversy has already started. >> you can't throw me out for no reason. absolutely not. >> this man was removed by the department of elections yesterday while mayor lee handled the paperwork that officially worked the campaign. he taunted him for changing his mind and lee says he wants to keep working to change san francisco. there was more backlash from the mayoral candidates in the castro district. >> ladies and gentlemen married ward lee... boo. >> they were there in front of a packed crowd of more than 100 people. ed lee faced an angry response when he took the microphone. boo, boo [crowd noise]. >> thank you for the opportunity for being he

they displayed a photo at the park where somebody had written a gay slur on the now doctored photo. so that there has been no official response from great america. >>> the beating of a 52-year- old man with a baseball bat is likely a hate crime. it happened saturday night near market and sanchez. police say three men in their teens hit the 52-year-old man with a baseball bat while yelling homo phobic slurs. anybody with information on this attack is asked to call san francisco police. >>> a pg&e. employee, former manager claimed in a 2008 lawsuit claimed they ignored warnings and plotted to have customers pick up a $2 million mistake. they settled privately but they discovered documents and turned them over to state regulators. >>> ed lee's campaign for a four-year term is not even 24 hours old and he is already facing a backlash for changing his mind about running. >> given the fact that you changed your mind -- >> now lee's run got off to a bumpy start when he pulled the papers and one man spent several minutes heckling lee. sheriff's deputies arrested him for disturbing the peace

he reportedly made racial slurs against a black officer. vic lee is live outside of the school police head quarter was more on this developing story. vick? >> well, this three officer who's say they listened to the racial slurs by the chief consider this a serious matter so serious that one of them has filed a official complaint against them with the school district. other two i'm told signed statements confirming what happened. we're withholding their names at their request and july 18th police chief and three staff attended an oakland police charity golf tournament. the racial slurs were reportedly made while an officer drove two sargeants from the golf course. >> just driving home. he just turned around and looked at the african american sargeant and went into a tirade. >> attorney joe sullivan represents the other sargeant who later filed a complaint. >> saying this is what his client said happened. >> he called the african american the "n" bomb several times, told him he had no right to live in la mirinda he should be hung in town squa

. >>> pete stepped down after making racial slurs at a charity event and he is being replaced. earlier bart shot and killed a man with another man with a screwdriver. they will schedule it fo 4:00 p.m. in oakland. >>> this is is a close call for students in iowa. they are rushed off a school bus moments before it exploded. >>> our meteorologist says there is even a chance of showers. wÑ . >>> terrifying moments for a bus filled with children coming home their first day of school the driver noticed smoke coming from the steering wheel. the bus driver was able to pull over moments before the bus exploded. no word on what caused the fire. students said they now have a great story to tell. >>> late night talk show host is cracking jokes about an envelope he received filled with white powder. a hazmat team determined it to be harmless and fbi is working to determine who sent the letter. >>> facebook is following the lead of its newest rival when it comes to privacy settings. starting tomorrow it will change how users control who can see what they post. each one will have their own c

he was with three officers when he made racial slurs. pete sarna said there is no excuse for the hurtful words i used and said he would focus on his recovery. >>> a former raiderette who became a police officer says she was harassed. only on 2, ktvu's paul chambers spoke to the woman who said the humiliation began on the first day of her job. >> reporter: one-on-one interview with her. this is a lawsuit filed on her behalf. she spent four years on the sidelines as a cheerleader. >> from 1997 to 21 won she was a oakland raiderette -- 2001 she was a oakland raider et. she claims she was huraced, discriminated against by members of the police department. she claims the chief had knowledge about the issues. >> i got snickers and comments about the way i looked, the fact that i was a raiderette. >> people talked about seeing her naked, racks. all the kinds of things that we have worked very hard to try to eliminate in the work place. >> reporter: that's why she is suing the city for $1.5 million. >> we have seen the claim and we don't feel th

. >> guest: they know the word, but it's slightly offensive, sort of like a slave racial slur may be.if you use a slave racial slur someone you are familiar with them might react the same way. >> host: they call it saviors of the coast guard and they have a legitimate grievance that they are trying to address. in other words, they words, they have this executed publication. >> guest: i thought at this time that early even if the guy hadn't even step foot within sight of the fishing boat in his life, the first words out of his mouth were, we are doing this for fishing. >> host: their claim is the foreign fishing boats came into their waters, depleted waters, destroyed reefs, took away likelihood and said they were going to do some need to stop this because the international community does not come into their defense. >> guest: yeah, and that was a partial explanation true for very, very few men. they were actually fishermen. they had really suffered foreign ships, often european, french and spanish are very common. the mostly korean, taiwanese, so i'm good and the ships that come in. b

oakland school districts police force has retired anding an investigation into claims he made a racial slur. pete resigned and ktvu obtained a copy of his letter. my focus must be on repairing the pain i caused to my family. sash na is accused of as you -- sarna is accused of using the n- word at an african-american sergeant following a charity -- charity golf. charity golf tournament. >>> b.a.r.t. is still reacting to a second cyber attack. this hacking leaked the personal information of b.a.r.t. police officers. someone hacked into the b.a.r.t. police union's website yesterday moving. they posted personal information of more than 100 officers including home addresses. b.a.r.t.'s police union president says officers are being told to be on alert. >>> we're telling the officers if you are going to work, let your legal jurisdictions know what happened, what occurred and ask for some extra patrols around the neighborhood and look out for suspicious activity. >> this comes after the transit agency cutoff cell phone service inside its downtown stations last week to thwart a planned protest. the

. >> the formal complaint alleges that peter sarna said rick show slurs at an african-american sergeants be he says he makes no excuses for it is behavior. but he does admit to a problem to addiction pretty was cited for drunk driving before becoming chief two years ago. >>> a san francisco attorney is being accused of taking things to fall with women he met on craigslist. his story coming up and i'm in. >>> the santa clara, two people are being sued for violating wage laws and forcing workers to sit for hours without getting paid. jana katsuyama is live. >> reporter: the business is power a car wash. i talked with one worker and she told me when the business was not so busy, the workers would not be able to clock in and instead had to go into this small room which was now infested with rodents. >> reporter: is a full service car wash at about 60 employees. attorney says its business needs to come clean. they were named to the $3 million wage half-life two, the biggest ever filed by the city attorney. workers say they were required to report unscheduled time but if business was slow they

. >>> accusations of uttering a racial slur have put a top official in the oakland unified school district on administrative leave. school district police chief pete sarna accused of using the "n" word off duty at a recent charity golf tournament. those who know him are surprised by the allegations. >> because i have never known anything racist or anything that would lead me to believe that he would do that. i mean, he is certainly not that type of guy at least the opinion that i have of him. >> sarna has been the school district's police chief for the last two years. the matter now is still under investigation. >>> san jose police department is forced to rethink its priorities now that layoffs have pulled dozens of officers off the city streets. stephanie chuang joins us now to explain what kinds of situations will no longer be happened by sjpd officers. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. you know, we're just learning now of how the officer layoffs back in june will affect services here in san jose. police saying they are going to have to prioritize calls and that means t

. >>> the oakland school district police chief who allegedly uttered a racial slur retired from the department. pete sarna was accused of using the "n" word last month at a charity golf tournament with colleagues. he was put on administrative leave and yesterday he resigned. in his letter he apologized for the pain his actions have caused. >>> 5:06. bart gets hacked a second time this week. the latest cyberattack happened yesterday on the website of the union that represents the transit agency's police officers. the hackers got access to the personal information of more than 100 officers and posted it online. >> these officers now have their residences in some cases known to the public to criminals that they have arrested, to people that they are going to come in contact with who may want retribution. >> the group "anonymous" announced the latest attack but hasn't claimed responsibility for it. earlier week "anonymous" hacked a bart marketing website exposing thousands of riders' information. the group protests a recent temporary cell phone blackout at some bart stations. >>> 5:07. let's get y

after a complaint of racial slurs was brought against petesarna resigned dahme.e sad now it will focus on >> the san francisco today office they are accusing tower car were shot of practices that violated state minimum wage and overtime hours. >> time now 616 a m and all look at mt. tam camera the sun is 10 or 50 minutes away from rising we concede the marine layer out there. another warm day in land there is a possibility of cooling this weekend much more in our seven day forecast this is a quick look of the fog in the north bay is patchy overcast a little pullback by noontime and the city heating after that 56 in san francisco 60 in antioch. inland valleys him on looking at low 90s upper 80s how low 90s san ramon valley. san francisco will be mid-60s. this is look their seven day forecast it will be on the warm stand in land. tuesday will begin to warm things back up a once again >> good morning who we are not having any hotspots to report this morning. no official word if the metering lights have been activated expect a bigger backed up then we have seen the p

the men say they were victimized by employees who altered the photo, added a gay slur and put it on public display. the story is new tonight at 6:00. we bring in kris sanchez who joins us from santa clara. kris, what exactly happened with this photo and why has it taken so long for this lawsuit? does it add up here? >> reporter: well, i think, you know, once you see the photo and you hear this man's story, you'll understand that this is a lawsuit. however, it really is about change. i talked with craig person and he said he doesn't want anyone else to be humiliated the way he and his then partner were here at great america especially because it's a place that should be safe for children and people of all ages, all colors and all orientations. >> it's summertime. amusement parks are americana. >> reporter: for craig person and his then partner, a day with friends at great america is hardly a fond memory. instead it's a picture he can't erase from his mind. >> we road the roller coaster ride holding hands. at the finish of the ride, there was a photo finish in the kiosk with photographs. and

he's reportedly accused of using a racial slur. tonight a church leader in oakland's black community who knows the chief tells mark sayier why the accusations just doesn't ring true. >> reporter: he's been a part of the school department for over 2 years, now he's on paid administrative leave while they investigate allegation while he used the n word while off duty. >> he's always been straight up and just good people. >> bob jackson of oakland's fulgours spell church says he -- oakland's gospel church calling him a friend of african- american community. >> i've never known anything -- anything that would lead me to believe that he would do that. he's certainly not that type of guy. >> by shop jackson says, he was driving force behind this playground which was built right behind the school district police headquarters to help keep kids out of trouble. marie says it does just that. >> it's our vandalizing. >> this probably helps the community. >> no matter how nice the program, oakland resident says public official should not be usi

. >> guest: it is like a racial slur if you use a slight racial slur with somebody you were not very familiar with they might react in the same way. >> host: they see themselves as the saviors for the coast guard's and they have a legitimate grievance they say they are trying to address it in other words they have a rather sophisticated relations. >> guest: i felt at times there was an offical hi ret machine at work behind the scenes issued and the press release because literally even if a guy hadn't set foot within, you know, set foot within sight of the fishing boat in his life the first words out of his mouth were we are doing this because of fishing >> host: their claim is that the four men fishing boats came to the waters, depleted the waters, destroyed the reefs, took away their livelihood and so they were going to do something to stop this because the international community wasn't coming to their defense. >> guest: yes and that was true that as a partial explanation that was true for very few men. boya and his gang had been fishing and had suffered a lot of incursions often e

. >> oakland police chief has resigned after being accused of using racial slurs against a black officerhe has decided to retire and the investigation is now closed. a lawsuit filed by the san francisco da against a car wash in this city south market neighborhood, the city is accusing tower car wash along mission street of practices that violate state minimum wage and overtime laws. >> vermont legislators have introduced a new role clause. the bill would make it tougher for prisoners to be released while on parole. police recently questioned garrido's about the kidnapping of michaela garecht. the nine year-old was snatched from party won back in 1988. investigators say the dugard has strong similarities with the disappearance of the other girl. >> we will be right back @ kron 4 morning news continues. a huge drop on global economic concerns. the dow is below the 11,000 mark. did not java that touched ... hot hot and him ... and did and did >> douglas watson was found dead inside of the vehicle. the case is under investigation. a hearing for one of the former officers charged in the polic

it's sort of like a slight slur may be.if you use a very slight racial slur of someone you were not very from and what they might react in the same way. >> host: do they see themselves as saviors of the c.r. coast guard. they have a legitimate grievance they say they're trying to address. in other words, have a rather sophisticated public relations. >> guest: -the times who is actually an official pirate. machine at work behind the scenes that was issuing press releases. literally even if the guy hadn't set foot within sight of a fishing boat, in his life, the first words out of his mouth were, we are doing this because a fishing. illegal fishing. >> host: the claim is the foreign fishing boats came to their waters, depleted their waters, destroyed the reese, took away their livelihood and so they were going to do something to stop this because the international community was not coming to their defense. >> guest: yes. and that was true. that's a partial explanation. that was true for very, very few, boya and his gang were

. >> guest: yeah, it's sort of like a slight racial slur. if you use slight a racial slur they might react to it the same way. >> host: well, they see themselves as they call it saviors of the sea or coast guards and they have a legitimate grievance that they say they are trying to address. in other words, they have a rather sophisticated public relations pitch. >> guest: they do. they have -- i felt at times it was actually an official machine that was releasing a -- even if a guy step food within site of the fishing boat in his life the first words out of his mouth were, you know, we're doing this because of fishing, because of illegal fishing. >> host: in other words, foreign illegal fishing. their claim is the foreign fishing boats aim into their waters, depleted their waters, destroyed their reefs, took away their livelihood and so they were going to do something to stop this because the international community was not coming to their defense? >> guest: yes. and that was -- that was true -- that's a partial explanation that was true for

pete thorna recently stepped down from the job after allegedly making racial slurs at a charity event. he is replaced by barhan bot. the coalition from justice for oscar grant will be part of the protest. >>> this morning, bart's board of directors asked the public to attend a meeting to talk about the cell phone debate. ktvu's kraig debro has been following the story since our morning news and joins us live to let us know if the tone of the meeting was more civilized than the recent protests at bart stations. >> reporter: well, it definitely was. we just found out the board meeting broke up. bob franklin president of the board said she this have something for public debate in a policy two to four weeks, so it took place at bart headquarters at 20th and webster in downtown oakland. today's special bart board meeting was not as crowded as last monday's protest but the issues are are now in focus. >> what we're seeing is what happens when two rights collide. the right to safety and the right to free speech. >> at issue, cell phone reception. bart interrupted service during an august 11t

he is reportedly accused of using a racial slur. tonight, a leader in oakland's black community who knows the chief, tells mark sayer why the accusation does not ring true. >> reporter: pete has been the chief of the oakland unified police department for two years now he is on paid leave while district administrators investigate an allegation that he used the "n" word at a charity turnment >> he has always been straight up and just good people. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson from oakland's gospel church says he is the last person he would expect to hear some comments calling him a friend of the african-american community. >> because i never known anything racist or anything that would lead me to believe that he would do that. he certainly not that type of guy. at least the opinion i have of him. >> reporter: jackson says the chief was a driving force behind this playground that was built right behind the school district police headquarters to help keep kids out of trouble. charles says it does just that. >> because they get wrestle

. >>> the police chief of oakland schools under fire for alleged racial slurs has retired from his job. peter sarna's decision was made public in an e-mail from the oakland unified school district. the district said the retirement brings his two-year tenure to an end and closes the investigation to a formal complaint which was filed against him. a white sergeant claimed he heard sarna go on a racial tirade against an african-american officer after a golf nourmt july. >>> amidst all the budget cuts and police problems, san francisco is seeing some of the low of the violent crime numbers in years. in fact, the homicide rate in the city hasn't been this low since the 1960s. mayor ed lee and police chief greg sore made that announcement today. they say violent crime dropped another 6% in the first six months of this year. in addition to the drop in violent crime, overall violence is down 17% from 2008, and property crime is down 8%. >>> with 14 million americans looking for work, president obama said today he will lay out a new jobs plan and deficit reduction plan next month. the president

he allegedly hurled racial slurs at fellow officers and one fellow officer's children. those who know chief pete sarna say they are surprised. >> i have never known anything racist or anything that would lead me to believe that he would do that. i mean, he is certainly not that type of guy. >> school district says there is no timeline on the investigation. but it will be concluded as quickly as possible. >>> another volatile day for the markets. after yesterday's triple-point gains, today we are seeing another drop. >> we are. he're we a look at what has investors rattled this time around is jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. what's the deal today? >> frank and grace, once again the case is europe being more important to wall street than the domestic economy. we have decent reports here in the u.s. on earnings and the economy. but it's all about europe at this particular time. eurozone economy .2% growth in the 2nd quarter, germany at .1% even worse, one of the key financiers for those other countries. and then the president of france and germany saying that

that's when police say gibbs punched principal evangeline ramos a second time and even yelled a racial slur and got in her car and sped off. a handful of students witnessed the attack. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the school recently mandated students wear uniforms and because the semester only started about a month ago, administrators giving students a chance to get used to the new rules. so the district says the problem isn't that the little boy wasn't in uniform. it's what was on the shirt. >> it was a matter of inappropriateness of the skulls. carries a message of violence. >> kids are into that kind of stuff and if it was such a -- if it was such a big deal, why not you know -- [ indiscernible ] talk about it. you can always ask for like a meeting. >> reporter: this is ramos' first year on the job as a principal. she was rushed to the hospital and a couple of hours after the attack district police officers arrested gibbs after her stockton home. she now faces a pair of felonies and misdemeanors. >> i think that everyone was taken by surprise by the attack. >> reporter: gibb

in other bay area headlines, the oakland school district's police chief accused of using a racial slur resigned after a complaint was filed against him for allegedly using the "n" word after a charity golf tournament. pete sarna led the police force there for two years. in his resignation letter he apologized for his actions. >>> the university of california has been hit hard with budget cuts so why is it handling out millions in raises? >> president obama is ready for r & r on the east coast. the luxury vacation destination that has republicans accusing him of being out of touch. >>> if i say this is what i want to talk about, that's what we should address. >> plus the dramatic exit for tea party activist christine o'donnell. ,,,,,, yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a

the victim told san francisco police the attackers yelled a slur. investigators say the attack happened on saturday night but the victim waited until the next afternoon to report it. so far no arrests have been made. >>> two men have filed a lawsuit against the great america amusement park alleging humiliation citing an incident nearly three years ago beginning with a ride on a roller coaster. after awards, the two men declined to purchase a photo showing them holding hands. well, later friends discovered that same photo on display at a different ride with a thought bubble that contained a derogatory phrase. >>> bryan stow's family is in southern california right now ahead of a fundraiser tonight. the event in santa monica will help stow, who was attacked on opening day in los angeles. organizers formed a group to help with his medical bills. the 42-year-old remains in a medically-induced coma at san francisco general hospital. >>> it has been a volatile couple of weeks. let's go live to the big board to see how the dow is doing. you can see it is n

the oakland public schools has been and are put on paid administrative leave while using a racial slur while off duty officials will not comment when or where this was said this is not the first time he has faced trouble he was forced to resign in 2007 after crashing his state owned a vehicle for misdemeanor drunken driving a man that connected with the murder of a three year- old boy is in police custody lost on vegas police arrested willie torres that drove the car caught in that drive-by shooting at me that killed the three year old little boy prosecutors have charged torrence's they believe the one already in cuss street was the one the pull the trigger. >> dollar futures were down at 94 points, the dow has been on the rise backup 7% in three sessions of course the dow is down overall 15% . we are watching what is happening overseas and see how it will affect wall street. that knows for economic growth was 2% asian markets mx to japan was up 0.2% hongkong was down 0.2% and south korea up 4.5% >> and check whether this tuesday morning >> our golden gate bridge shot fog is here and w

replacing former police chief who resigned after being accused going on a tirade that included racial slurs. now protesters say they want the district to look for someone outside the small police force to be the top cop. >> our opportunities are in front of us to think through what that police force means, being one of the most violent cities in the united states. >> sergeant bott has done an admirable job. we're conducting a wholesale review of the department, and part of that process will include looking for a new leader for the long-term. >> reporter: the superintendent said tonight that the public will hear more about a permanent replacement for the police chief's spot in a couple of weeks. i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you very much, cheryl. >>> they co-founded apple together and they have been long-time friends. tonight, steve wosniak joins us. thank you for being on the phone. your reaction when you heard the news your friend was stepping down? >> i had meeting after meeting. i haven't had time to do e-mail once and it's almost 11:00 p.m. i'm walking my dogs. so

even homophobic slurs don't seem as are full of someone says that there's. now instead of worrying about all the bad p.r. in the late night jokes given her governor bill hospital should've told lawmakers they were just veto the don't say gay bill if it reaches debts but he wouldn't stand up to those in his own party and as a measurement for on this show well you may not like gay people and who they sleep with you can just wish them away you also can't blame the media the idiots in your state actually think the world works like that and that's why we're giving a republican tennessee governor bill haslam tonight's tools on award. are you guys it's time for happy hour tonight and joining me this evening us our chief producer jenny churchill and libby jacobson senior policy analyst for new media strategies public affairs ladies thank you for joining me. ok we often see you know funny things that have been news stations but it's really funny when you watch like an anchor person thing it's not quite as funny when you realize that they just edited a video to go wit

the victim told san francisco police the attackers yelled a homophobic slur.nvestigators say the attack happened saturday night but the victim waited until the next afternoon to report it. the suspects still at large. >>> two men are suing the great america amusement park saying a picture of them was displayed in a humiliating way. the suit cites an incident nearly three years ago beginning with a ride on a roller coaster. afterwards, the two men declined to purchase the picture showing them holding hands and later friends discovered that same photograph on display at a different ride with a thought bubble that contained a derogatory phrase. >>> 4:45 now. lawyers for barry bonds are trying to again have his obstruction of justice conviction thrown out of court. they argue that federal prosecutors are inventing new legal theories to sustain a verdict. the government lawyers have said a judge should honor the jury's conclusion that bonds gave a deliberately rambling answer when asked if he ever got injections from a trainer. a hearing is set for august 26. >>> h

police say three men in their teens hit a man with a baseball bat while yelling homophobic slurs. >>> well, san francisco mayor ed lee's campaign for a four-year term is not even 24 hours old but the backlash has already started. >> you didn't throw me out for no reason. absolutely not! >> you see the officers remove the heckler while mayor lee handle the paperwork to start his campaign. the man was heckling because he changed his mind to run for mayor. there was more backlash for ed lee in the castro district. >> ladies and gentlemen, mayor lee. [ boo ] >> now, ten of the ditts were there in -- of the candidates were there in front of a packed crowd. each had a chance to address issues. but ed lee faced a very angry response when he took the microphone. >> boo! >> boo! >> thank you for the opportunity for ming here tonight. >> boo! >> boo! >> boo! -- >> ladies and gentlemen, please. >> ed lee told ktvu after the debate he expected the boos. make sure you stay here with us on "mornings on 2." ahead in our next hour, at 8350, we'll talk live -- 8:30, we'll talk live -- talk with ed lee

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the former oakland school police chief to step down later this month after allegedly making racial slurs following a charity golf game. after more than 10 years, the investigation into the disappearance of a missing south bay woman has come to an in cold case investigators have concluded that this young lady was murdered. rob fladeboe reports now that her killer has linked to the case through a rug that investigators say that he used to dispose of her body. >> we did not know how he did it all why he did it the we know he did it. >> em then not stalin's day that she was murdered by this man, the main suspect in the case all along. >> more recent merger miss sanchez, he could still her body in his persian rug and use his jeep cherokee to dispose of her body. >> she went missing in july 2001 after leaving a bar with him. investigators say they have conclusively linked him to the murder after fibers from a pair of rugs in her home are found in the back of his jeep cherokee. >> an addition that the slipcovers on her couch and the persian rug was missing but nothing else was touched now her m

officials say that his retirement will close the investigation into allegations that he used a racial slured at his subordinates while off duty. this is not the first time that he has faced troubles. he was forced to resign from a state justice department job back in 2007 after crashing his state own vehicle and being cited for misdemeanor drunken driving. >> sergeant paul stargic was shot and killed and 2008 now the state has renamed a portion of the roadway. now this is what you see it is being renamed, and this will now be named after the officer that was shot just above his bulletproof vest back in 2008 after responding to a call of a gunman and a hair salon but he returned fire and was able to kill the gunmen that police say likely save the women and children who were also there the hero who died serving his city will not be honored for ever. >> it will still be pretty warm in the south bay tomorrow, and notice a couple degrees of cooling for the inland valleys tomorrow afternoon. >> '60s and '70s expected through these bayshores. also in the '60s and '70s for the peninsula. cooler cl

what occurred at state there was not a racial slur sir it was we that we as a community lead to come together and it meant there and then. work together in fashioning a plan to deal with it but when that is coming from the mayor it becomes very difficult to to begin to galvanize the community and when you've got the number one leader saying oh nothing to see here not at that. i've just been there as well i know that when i've been reading about this kind of been looking for something from the police department there in milwaukee and it just seems to be a series of no comments we're not talking about right now when the mayor and the police are not addressing this problem how is there any hope of it being fixed. well you're right although i will say this i think there's what you're going to see some leadership coming from some other segments it malarkey and it's about time i read some very productive meetings with other individuals rope a community there are indeed will i'm going to stand up and see if we've got some problems let's explore how we can work together to solve them and for

. >> reporter: this is after allegations that pete sarna launched racial slurs as a african americangeant last month. officials say the department had not completed that internal investigation. >> that closes the book on this investigation. >> however i just obtained a copy of pete sarna's letter of requirement in which he seems to admit the allegations and apologize for them. quote i offer no explanations. there simply is no excuse for the hurtful words i used and no explanation for behavior. pete sarna is married to an african american woman before he became chief here he was sited for drunk driving after a car crash. >> it was a hindrance to the work we are doing here at oakland unified school district. so to start the interference he stepped down. >> reporter: with pete sarna now gone a surgent is acting police chief. now the rank and file here and district officials say they consider this a personal tragedy. they say pete sarna, 41, was doing a good job for the district. reporting live, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> barbara boxer used the fourth board construction proj

chief for oakland schools and he stepped down from the job and is being replaced because of making slurs. the coalition for justice will be part of that protest which by the way is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. in oakland. >>> the stage is set for a showdown in oakland in just a few hours. bart's board of directors will be meeting face to face with protesters affecting commutes. >>> 100 bay area newspaper employees will be losing their job starting the beginning of the year. they will be san jose news, the times which is all the papers along the 680 corridor and the tribune made up of all the alameda county newspapers. he said he feels he is losing something important. >> i am not from fremont so i feel i can going to lose some oakland news. >> he admits he and his wife have not red the tribune in years but like many others they go online. >>> starting posts and starting tomorrow they will have their own privacy controls. users can preapprove photos that have been tagged by friends. facebook people have wanted this for a long time. >>> they are looking at an explosion sufficient rail car fire

he reportedly made racial slurs against a black officer. vic lee has the story. >> on july 18th, police chief pete sarna and three of the staff attended a charity golf tournament the sequoia sequoia country club. >> they were driving home and sarna turned around and looked at the african-american sergeant and went into this tirade. >> joe sullivan represents the other sergeant who was in the car, a white sergeant who later filed the complaint against sarna. he said this is what his client said happened. >> he called the african-american the "n" bond several times and said he had no right here because he is an african-american. he didn't use that word. he should be hung in town square because he is a. and last african-american he would ever hire. he would as soon kill him. >> days after it, sarna approached the african-american sergeant. >> he acted like a mafia guy and fold him that nothing ever happened and there was subtle intimidation. >> this is not the first time he has been in trouble. he a former oakland police lieutenant who had one