founded by two men who receive $45,000 a year from the alameda county office of aids and kaiser of southern alameda. >> alameda county the coyote population are african american. there is a battle for funding between latinos and african american autos today, la teen yoz makeup 17% of the new infeks every year. and eduardo morales is with a san francisco nongovernment working with gay men. >> cdc has not funded latinos. they didn't do it z they had the money. >> reporter: the cdc tells abc 7 news preventing hiv is a top priority. here is how they've aloe indicated some funds. $42 million going to 133 community-based organizations. 31 of them serving latinos. he was not one of them. another $110 million award every five years went to what is called capacity-building assistance. mainly national organizations whose prevention message can reach across the country or region. he wrote many leters asking for that kind of funding and for months, received little information from the cdc and from the department of health and human services. and today, abc 7 news was given new information. six latino groups ou

it starts over in hayward in the east bay coming down through southern alameda in the santa clara county portions. pretty much the entire san mateo county group of cities are all customers of the puc. that is for water. with water is very much only in san francisco, and power is focused only on municipal customers for now -- wastewater is very much only in san francisco. >> -- supervisor maxwell: you mentioned that you sell water to agencies. are all of these agencies municipal agencies? >> there is one company that provides water to several communities on the peninsula, and we sell water to them. no hetch hetchy water is allowed to be provided to a for-profit. about 15% of our water is locally generated in local watersheds, so that is the limit of what we can sell. 85% must go to a governmental non-profit. that is our limit. supervisor maxwell: i see here you mentioned san mateo county. is that the -- silver springs, is that where -- >> crystal springs reservoir. pretty much everyone in san mateo county uses hetch hetchy water. some cities have some wells, so they have some additional g

for ramming a stolen van into a fremont police officer is expected to be brought back to alameda county from southernalifornia by tomorrow. police arrested 36-year-old alexander diaz in los angeles county yesterday morning. investigators say he fled there after intentionally running into officer patrick brower on monday. the van dragged the officer and his motorcycle through two lanes of traffic and into a light pole. brower is still hospitalized with serious leg injuries but he's expected to be sent home in a few days. >> san francisco police are looking for more possible victims of a man they say posed as a song writer to swindle people. detectives say 57-year-old allen young pretended to be a motown song writer by the name of lamont dozer. police say young convinced some business owners to wine and dine him. he received free lodging, meals and entertainment. police issued an alert after employees of an art gallery discovered the scam and notified officers. >> your next driver's license will have a new look. the dmv will begin issuing new hi-tech licenses designed to protect against fraud, tamperin

because he was arrested in southern california a los angeles judge will determine when he will be extradited to alameda county to face the charges against him. at the fremont police department kron 4 news. >> the man pillows a restaurant with kidnapping and but girl visihe knew he had >> at first it was dead simple one belittle world's stock her head alcohoout. i would not want anyone to do this to my family. i afm glad they caught him >> he pushed her zero lout. >> a man pulled from the water was rescued, you can see the boat, there was no damage to the dock. >>rain tendons but it is that is the yellow you see over there. if bed to mix those there will be just an attempt they're giving your of the courcore. wel maintain showers, some lingering clouds, sunny and cool, warmer and drier weather >> just boston of war protests all and market street. the 90 anniversary and their all art martin to a hotel. >> what if of why and what looks tman ] they say california can't be governed anymore. i say baloney. this state belongs to all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a bu

because he was arrested in southern california a loss angeles judge will determine when he will be extradited back to alameda county to face the charges against him. at the fremont police department kron 4 news. >> oakland community members are speaking out today against a motion by the defense team for former bart police officer johannes mehserle carried the team is seeking a new trial in the 2009 shooting death of an armed bart passenger oscar grant kron 4 dan joins us live from oakland city hall with reaction. dan. >> a news conference wrapped up a half-hour ago community members in support of oscar grant say they're opposed to this. this is johannes mehserle attorneys seeking a new trial. >> supporters of bart shooting oscar grant gathered at oakland city hall wednesday afternoon to protest the call for new trial. >> this is another attempt of defense to push out the sentencing and elongate the hopes that the oakland community and the nation will lose its passion, to amend or focus on the trial for justice for oscar grant. we will not enter numbers continue to grow in we will continue to organize. >> the

san mateo and alameda counties are also on the list. >>> right now, in southern california, the big women's conference is just starting. this is gonna be an interesting day for one of the hottest races in california's election history. pam cook has been watching the events at the conference from our newsroom. she's with us live with an update. this is a is a -- major event, pam. it's been fun to listen in. 13,000 people are in the audience. it's 0 star-studded event organizationed by maria shriver. it started about a half hour ago. the bay area suzi orman began the day rallying attendees and talking about inspiring change. the theme is architects have changed. i believe this is the 7th women conference. the day's events include a financial session led by suzi orman, and this is also a day where women voters can get information before tuesday's election and ten-year stay they don't scare about party and gender as much as they care about the issues. >> i don't care if they are a man, woman, democrat, republican. i want to know they get it and that's how i want to use my vote. >> the highlight

alameda county that will boost the state's water supply. the $28 million interty project. the new pipeline is expected to be online by 2012. state officials say it'll bring more water to farmers and southern california but will also create jobs. >>> the san francisco planning commission today looked at new rules aimed at cutting down on the number of birds that are injured. the city already has a program called lights out for birds in which building lights are turned off at night during the bird migration seasons of february through may and august through november. >>> we are waiting for word on when the first of the 33 chilean miners rescued yesterday will be released from the hospital. doctors say the miners are in surprisingly good health. they expect three to be sent home tonight with the others being discharged tomorrow or over the weekend. today the group posed for a photo with chile's president. the 33 miners spent 69 days trapped more than 2,000 feet below the surface after a mine they were working in collapsed. >>> back here in the bay area now. time to check the weather. a little cooler with the sea breeze along the coast. still warm inland though. let's check in with our chief

alameda is closed right now, and might be for much of the morning. a statewide amber alert this morning: two young boys taken from an alley outside an apartment complex in southernifornia. and a pitcher's duel for game one of the playoff series between the giants and the braves. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at five. a massive fire lights up the sk, >>> on the >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. a storm system is entering the northwest bringing showers through the rockies and towards the northern plains, but there's no rain in the forecast for the rest of the country today. temperatures are warming up in the midwest. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. the labor department releases the latest unemployment numbers this morning. economists expect the jobless rate to rise as more long unemployed workers resume looking for work. >>> and the first rescue shaft could reach those trapped miners in chile by late today. but, it will be another ten days at least before the miners are hoisted to the surface. first, rescue crews will be lowered into the collapsed mine. >>> medevac helicopters save many lives ea

southern california. he is considered extremely dangerous. >>> one person is seriously injured after a crash out side the webster tube in alameda. a person tried to escape a traffic stop by driving the wrong way in the tunnel and crashed head on in an oncoming car. the driver and passenger were arrested. the driver of the other car was seriously hurt. the tunnel was shut for nearly 8 hours. >>> authorities released a sketch of a man they say tried to rape a woman at the park regency apartments in walnut creek on saturday. he is white, 5'8", brown hair, facial hair. he may be a suspect in the attack of another woman at the complex last month. since june, five women have been assaulted there. one suspect is under arrest for three of those summertime attacks. and some tenants complain security guards are not covering the entire complex. >>> another class action lawsuit filed against pg&e. the suit by daniel ditripani claims that pg&e's negligence led to the blast that killed 8 people. he says he was injured in the explosion. the suit also demands that the utility turn over a $100 million victim's fund to set up an independent party