you have the stap. stap. you've told everybody you think it's me. well, let's see it. we can respond to it and defend it. >> he might also be calculating the what's next? >> well, it's my understanding that canadian law, the only way he's fired is if he's convicted of a crime, which would be the possession of crack cocaine or drug par faal ya. >> apparently, the police said they have a 400 page report on drug gapgs. not only is there video, but there are some other images that put the mayor in crack houses interacting with people who are suspected to either be drug dealers or drug users. >> it's not the video. the video grabs the headlines. umt matly, in any criminal investigation, it's the facts. he has his driver, an admitted friend, involved in an extortion allegation. i think there's a lot more to the case than just the video. that's what we're going to see. >> what's likely missing from this case? >> any hard evidence that the mayor is personally involved in drug distribution. maybe if they end up charging his friend and his droifer, he's going to cooperate with t

. >> reporter: you could always see the department of transportation stapped on every time -- stamped on every tire. the last four digits indicate the year the tire was made. there is a app so you can know when and where it was manufactured to whether it has been recalled. >> i was shocked at all preventible the wrecks are. >> reporter: victims hope others will take advantage of while they struggle to recover. >> take away your freedom essentially. i can't sit still. i am forced to. >> reporter: the app is free and it includes a flash light. there is a website with the same function on www.ktvu.com. gasia mikaelian ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have an idea we would like to hear from you. e-mail it. >>> a court delivered a set back today to supporters of gun control with a ruling on a ammunition law. the law would require people to buy ammunition for guns in person. today a judge ruled the law is vague and could lead to unpredictable enforcement. >>> a major ingredient in guilty pleasures. how an ban could change your favorite foods. >> cool down with rain making a rare appearance. t

. >> reporter: you could always see the department of transportation stapped on every time -- stamped on every tire. the last four digits indicate the year the tire was made. there is a app so you can know when and where it was manufactured to whether it has been recalled. >> i was shocked at all preventible the wrecks are. >> reporter: victims hope others will take advantage of while they struggle to recover. >> take away your freedom essentially. i can't sit still. i am forced to. >> reporter: the app is free and it includes a flash light. there is a website with the same function on www.ktvu.com. gasia mikaelian ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have an idea we would like to hear from you. e-mail it. >>> a court delivered a set back today to supporters of gun control with a ruling on a ammunition law. the law would require people to buy ammunition for guns in person. today a judge ruled the law is vague and could lead to unpredictable enforcement. >>> a major ingredient in guilty pleasures. how an ban could change your favorite foods. >> cool down with rain making a rare appearance. t

third-ranked stap fd has won seven in aow at uc davis. strip.alf, amb wit the lays it in, 28 points, 15 boards. stanford wins 66-48. stanford has playefour gam this sson. >> andrea, tnks very ch. >> coming up next, the new mission to mars. the new clues it may reveal about earth and the bay area connection to thi spacecraft >> school versustudents. w districts are delaying on denying education that's promised to students. >>> a new mission to mars tak off tomorrow. crews rolled out nasa's maichb acecraft at the launch pad in florida. will sca for ms atmosphere d vol tin evolution. bay scitists built about half the instruments onbod. they hope t learn more about and what that mayreveal about the future for planets up such as ours, earth. maven shoulde in orbit aund rs by september of next year. >> coy tower is closing tomorrow for a five-mth renovation and restoration project. crews willrepair and upgrade window, plumbing and lighting among other things. the builng's interior murals will also undergoestoration. it was timed to aid the peak touris

. >> it's very disappointing that the district would take this staps when they have a signed agreementeporter: bart workers were frustrated. they say both sides signed it and bart needs to follow it. >> i encourage you to do your duty not only to the riding public but to the members that work here every day and pass the contract. >> reporter: a failed passage could mean another strike. >> i don't want it to go on strike. >> i'm so angry at both sides. >> reporter: a board meeting is scheduled for next thursday so those bart directors can vote on that tentative agreement. right now, the passage of that agreement is not looking very strong. live here in oakland, i'm da redskin kpix 5. >> bart officials don't know how that mistake got in the agreement. they say the focus now is on correcting it, not casting blame. >>> 25 million californians and the state's big farmers rely on freshwater from the delta where the water is pumped out of this station feeding into twin canals to meet the southland water demands but the delta has been stretching to the breaking point. kpix 5's linda yee report

he's gone to court to fight the release of 911 staps-- tapes. the attorney says he's only trying to protect the families of the victims. last year, a gunman killed 26 people at the school, 20 of them children. he killed himself as police arrive. >>> bay area tree trimmers were busy overwhelmed by the trees toppled over by last week's wind storm. this crew from ponderosa tree service was running from job to job trying to clear trees that fell onto houses and cars. the owner of the company says he has not been this busy in years and they had to prioritize the job. they are helping people with serious damage first. everyone else has to wait. >> most of the stuff, dangerous stuff has been handled. we've been triaging the work and trying to handle the worst stuff first. >> another company says it's been dealing with double the workload over the past few days. jobs are lined up for the next two months. >>> a deadly winter storm continues around parts of the nation. 13 deaths blamed on the storms, they have hit new mexico, texas and arizona. the bad we

and former candidate for conversation cray deeds is recovering this morning after police say he son stap stabbed him. it is believed the law maker's 24 yeermd son gus stabbed his father multiple times in the head and upper body at the home yesterday morning. according to police the father managed to stagger out of the house. he was spotted and picked up by a cousin and later medevac'ed to a hospital. state senator deeds has been upgraded to fair condition at this hour. according to richmond "time's" dispatch, 13 hours before this incident, gus deesd the son, was released from a mental facility after being evaluated under a custody order. it allowed deed's son to be held for four hours to be department under temporary detention. but according to paper, he was released because there wasn't an open psychiatric bed in the area. that story is so representative of the lack of mental health care in this country and -- >> sure does. >> and potentially practical reasons, just not having enough room, leading to disaster. we'll all be following that story coming up on "morning joe," governor scott

unidentified cousin says he heard screams coming from an abandoned house, an open fire when the exe began to stapr. >>> we now know the identity of a woman captured in portland, oregon. she says that she had been their head coper for eight years now and was a certified veterinary technician. they say they believe she was alone in the sanctuary and alone in the enclosure when that cat attacked. it is veteran's day, there will be an event to honor our heroic men and women. president obama will honor military service men and women this morning. first with a breakfast for the heros and their families. then he will go to the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national ceremony for wreath laying and speech. the olympic torch back on solid ground a. trio of astronauts from russia, italy and the u.s. return from the international space station sunday notice with the torch in hand. it had arrived on the iss thursday and for the first time ever, two russian crew members took it often a space walk for a cosmic relay and photo op, all a part of the lead-up to the 2014 winter olympic games in sochi, russia. ho

stap -- stop it, yam it.ant me to switch into a plan that's going to switch me more. >> the conversation will be we liked our plan, that's not going to happen. they said we could keep our doctor, we can't. they said we could keep our plan. so where is the happiness at thanksgiving? >> with us issues it's pass the funnel and schaefer. >> what's that? >> one beer to have when you're having more than one. remember? it's cheap beer. you still pull off the tab and throw in the street so kids without shoes can walk on them and cut their foot. >> brian, you're fired. >> we were going to do a talking point. >> we are. we heard about schaefer beer. >> yeah. you never heard of that? >> no, not like this. >> fantastic. heather nauert, i am so glad you're here right now. >> i know schaefer beer, kilmeade. don't feel so bad. >> thank you. almost too well. am i right, heather? >> only once i turned 21. >> okay. >> got some headlines. >> three years ago. we got some news now. overnight a tow boat sinking and releasing oil i