we still have a lot of work to do. there are still a lot of hazards at the site. we still have a lot of hot areas. we just came back. is still a lot of smoldering and in those cases we can't get the dogs into check. i still want everybody to know that as much as we want to let folks go back to their homes the area is still a very dangerous area. we have had a lot of requests from folks that want to go home. they want to see their property, they want to see their houses, they want to go see their property. it's a dangerous area and we are asking them to please understand safety is first. the outpouring of support has been amazing. the community has stood together and all of us here have watched and seen it firsthand. i want to first say that if anyone who is listening, if they want to help the victims of san bruno please go to california volunteer.org. it's a website that is there to help. california is cutting red tape victims and their families by the order i signed earlier today. i want everybody to know that about two hours ago the president called me. he is co

of the 23, one person is still recovering, still receiving treatment. four were transferred to the burn center in st. francis. the rest were treat and released. san francisco general hospital also received five injured patients. of the five, four are listed in critical condition. one person brought there was treated and released. that brings the total number of critically injured patients as a result of the bruno fire to seven people. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alley. >>> a big part of the effort is taking care of those who survive but have been evacuated. ktvu's jade hernandez has been in one of the shelters where she's heard some incredible stories. >> in here? >> after spending the night with her son in pacifica, she came to the red cross shelter this rning. >> at first, i thought the world was coming to an end. it's so devastating. >> she came to register to let thorities know she's still alive. >> she got out with practically nothing, my purse, my meds. it's still in my house. >> i'm thankful for god giving our family a second chance to liv

>> see there is gas still alive? there is some gas still it's typical maine's shutdown. patricia there's no more. all the part has been shut down to this that is it what is plan to take. my hope this will get an initial search team tonight. and by tomorrow we will have taken cat collars. and salt reports that they're safe. that would be a tremendous help to this effort at this time. >> do not let we can estimate this. again we do not have that information right now. >> was the best we can do? >> next may will be a 8:00 tomorrow morning. here at this location. >> great, thank you. the been listening to people the been talking to us about the massive fire that has been destroyed. it killed at least one person and it is still only 50 percent contained according to firefighters. they're trying to get the fire from the air and also from the ground up and in doing so it is very difficult terrain. in fact as the results out of the gas lines they have not been able to make it. to make sure that the fired does not continue. its name be indeed daylight before they can figure out t

clouds still dominate the skyline there. conditions for the afternoon, we are expecting a mix of sun and clouds along the coastline. more clouds than sunshine. temperatures representative of that in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. around the bay today, a mix of sun and clouds partly cloudy conditions, temperatures in the lower 60s to the upper 60s. and inland today, mostly sunny conditions are expected and also warmer. temperatures in the mid-80s for afternoon highs. for tonight, still expecting some drizzle out there for the coastline. low clouds and fog also for the bay. and low clouds will return to the forecast well inland. here's a look at our visible satellite showing that we are still looking at some clouds pushing well into richmond and the berkeley area, also oakland, also still got some clouds near the golden gate and hugging that coastal location right there from marin county and pushing down through the peninsula. it could clear out completely, but i'm not going to go with that. i think that most of it will clear

well, that's still unclear. police say all of this may not be connected to the hercules case in which valdemoro is suspected of killing an elderly man on friday. that man's son is still missing. if we come back out here live in upland, you can see one car sitting in front of the we're in a little bit of a holding pattern. the atf has been called into this scene and the lemon street storage locker scene. we're waiting for them to arrive. i'm told there are lot, and lots of chemicals inside. the bomb squad decided they cannot deal with that amount and kind of chemicals. one quote was it's like rocket fuel. we're gonna wait for the atf to arrive here to process the scene and keep you updated on "mornings on 2." claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. right now we're gonna go to kraig debro who has been watching the officer-involved shooting. he's in richmond. kraig? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. i just talked to a security guard and he said the suspect ran into the ranch 99 market and jumped the turnstile. police ar

still tracking hotspots the worst is still a virgin lawsuit alleges is a writer and one wonders san asnorthbound and earlier reoccurring accident left to the traffic backed up pretty badly, it is no longer a parking lot is started stop and slow. at least in the guadalupe parkway continuing north at the lawrence expressway the back of which could reach is not a solid back and ponder but still slow. an area to avoid if you can. hard to avoid 17 where for nearly three hours of your pride themselves on lanes blocked of an overturned trailers there was being hauled a curator of your it's both. they don't expect lanes reopen and sullivan 40 5:00 a.m. chp is detouring traffic. a number of big rigs have been trapped in the back of it and the closure and a detour they're just instead there for nearly three hours. the red in the sure frey also still a hot spot after 9:00 so looking at over 20 minute drive times from the effort to lower. things are backed up earlier this morning of a minor accident we never fully recovered. bay bridge toll plaza your westbound ride really not too bad all slowly f

still quite chilly for central canada.clear really starting to work its way southward. 11 degrees for your high in winnipeg, and remaining at 18 in vancouver. all right. and now here is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> prime minister naoto kan will launch his new cabinet on friday following his re-election as democratic party leader. kan will appoint ak heero ohata as economy trade and economy minister. he's a seven-term lower house member with strong support base among labor unions. kan is planning to name the democratic party's policy chief koichiro gemba as national strategy minister. gemba now serves as cabinet minister in charge of reforming the public servant system. kan is also considering appointing land and transport minister sage yay maehara to the post of foreign minister. the current foreign minister katsuya okada has accepted kan's request for him to become the democratic party's secretary-general. chief cabinet secretary yoshihiko sengoku and finance minister yoshihiko noda are expected to retain their p

the vehicle that was still and is still not available. you can see it can to a final stop. we will continue following this story and bring you the latest. >> thank you so much. a woman is put to death in virginia for the first time in nearly a century. >> she has been executed by lethal injection despite appeals from europe from john grisham and thousands of mine. she is convicted hiring two men to kill her husband in september . >> she did make a last statement. she said "i just want kathy to know i walove her." >> she had the opportunity to give him a bit of kindness. she did not. >> many argue that she did not have the iq to organize the murder for hire. they say it is unfair that the two gunmen got life in prison. the 17-your old that is being charged as an adult for the murder of a catholic university student. he is arraigned today in charge of felony murder. police believe robbery was the this suspect has been associated with it. a vigil is planned for our local politicians who died after being hit by a car on sunday while riding their bikes. natasha was a green party

i still feel that interest rates will can will continue to fall. we will also see. a decrease in. the difference between the cost of money for the banks and the cost that they are able to the. the price they will get you for their money has called a net interest margin that is going to decrease at the moment in russia it is very very strong it's somewhere between seven and nine percent which for many banks in the world would be a huge margin so russia russian banks can see a very large profitability on the lending that they are able to do but do you think we are reaching proportion with the rate cycle. i think it's probably going to worse still gonna see some more bad news come out because i don't believe that all of the banks in russia how fully clean their balance sheets they are waiting till they become stronger and they see signs of growth themself before they're going to . completely clean up their balance sheets but in general in terms of the economic situation i think that we've seen the bottom of the cycle already. and i think that the. we'

no problems of the bay bridge, still moving well. those metering lights are still off.to the macarthur maze. the nice, easy ride traffic rises to make to win the commute direction towards foster city those bright lights, larry red lights making their way into hayward rocking in a pretty ideal 13 minutes for men to end. this is an easygoing ride at the golden gate. still lighter cars a lot outside. making their way south found in a broader this difference is there, 22 minutes highway 37 north 580 still talking in the minutes. james. >> thank you, hundreds of pg&e customers are without power rain now here's the good lord map showing where the power went out. it was cars by a fire that was sparked by equipment file failure. it is affecting people in the western addition enduro heights area as well at the peak of his heritage 6000 customers have no power but pg&e got a portion back up the hope to get everyone fully restored by 6:00 a.m.. sometime in the next 35 minutes. the city of richmond closed to save all three schools there was slated to shutdown. we had video from las

there is still deep concern in this country about terrorism. one thing that a lot of americans don't realize is we're not the only target of terrorism russia is the target of terrorism many countries have terrorist problems pakistan and many others it's a global problem a post cold war global problem where almost any country one way or another can be vulnerable and can be attacked so the international community has to combine to try to solve this problem i think president bush's war on terrorism it's not the right approach but it's you know america is not the only one in this that's being victimized by this so hopefully we can have greater cooperation not only between us and our european allies but some russian and others. who suffered the same threat may so hard russia has so many times in the past offered the united states. and create this joint defense system missile defense system and there are people who are very skeptic about it saying that russia and the u.s. their interests are so different what would you tell them in a way there's a ve

generations to come and we are still with us that we are still with us and we are still here. i hope that you respect that and give us the time and space to show the people in our community that we are still here. it is not that we are extinct. as you can see, we are still here. >> i am ohlone. one bank of the things went to divide in our tribe was the need for a wellness program. many of our tribal members are not insured due to not being recognized. we are not covered in some of the native health care centers. we decided to go out on our own to form a wellness center that would help with many of our tribal members and all that stuff with diabetes and other health problems. -- suffer with diabetes and other health problems. a community garden in our community. different organizations from the boy scouts, girl scouts, different churches have established relationships with local colleges and also with other health maintenance colleges, health organizations. we are working to ensure that our tribal members to get the health care that they need, whatever it takes to do that. a ch

this will wake you up to still. a lot so what it's a just one man the sound is to see him. yes if. there's a range of interesting old russian architecture still here in soused from grandmother's trees to this impressive wooden cathedral they're all wonderful examples of buildings here which just centuries old. stone architecture began to flourish in the sixteenth century after souza was absorbed by the moscow principality the first stone house was built by the central ministry at that time it was up to thirty times more expensive to build the modern ones today many of the houses here sill look like traditional russian is because choosing a combination of materials and as a local ruling of the buildings a move three stories high. moving on we've arrived well looks like a brewery of some crimes. but it's not vodka. the metal containers are making an old slavic honey based alcoholic beverage called minute look up similar to lead the drink and i mean popular throughout eastern europe since pagan times and here in this area of russia it's really popular to this day that's who we get hon

times are still hard for many americans in the wake of the financial crisis. speaking at a meeting on american tv, president obama said it was going to take more time than expected to solve an economic problem that had taken years to develop. officials in northern india say more than 60 people have died in flooding and landslides in the past two days after heavy monsoon rains. thousands of people in the worst affected districts have been forced to leave their homes. some rivers have burst their banks, houses being crushed by falling rocks. the iraqi national museum has found more than 600 missing ancient artifacts in a storeroom in baghdad. these include clay tablets, spearheads, beads and statues from different periods of iraqi history. the items were originally found two years ago by u.s. forces and handed over to the iraqi government. the england and wales cricket board and players are considering legal action against the chairman of the pakistan kict cricket board. it comes after he alleged there was talk some england players had taken enormous amounts of

you can see the police crime tape is still up. on the garage, there is still evidence tape.at nobody is going through. investigators were here in the search continues for frederick sales. let me walk you through what the police are doing. >> wall this search continues for frederick sales police are learning more about what happened as hercules home. frederick and his father, 73 ruled ricardo rented from the girlfriend of for efren valdemoro and he said that he did not like the relationship between a girlfriend and the renters. police say that on august 22nd, there was an altercation between sales and efren valdemoro he was injured, and that frederick sales was the aggressor and his father was also the aggressor. 60s letter, ricardo sales was found a home. it-six days later. and efren valdemoro an extensive search of a nearby business park. provided no clues for the location of rohnert sales. he was a nursing assistant and the san paulo area and they described him as very kind. >> the police say there is no active search there is no location but what they're trying to do is t

still hot spots in this area. firefighters are dealing with still a very dangerous situation. no power in this area and no entry for those residents. >> you can see in the foreground -- we just lost the shot -- but the trees are swaying down there. there are significant winds in san bruno tonight they want to make sure if there are any hot spots they doused these things. we talked about a list coming out because people still don't know about the status of their homes. one woman learned for herself this afternoon as she watched, she lost her home. garvin thomas was with man earlier today who had the opposite experience. watch what happens when he looks out for his home. >> still standing, okay? >> fantastic. >> it's that green one with the two windows and small window there. my car is in front. >> they don't let anybody have access. i've been driving around and i went behind some neighbors' yard. our house is still there. i'm not kidding you. everything around it looks like it -- the houses down from us all look there, too. >> i am not kidding you. those words from that gentlem

still warm, but not too bad. low 60s in the east bay to south bay to start the morning off on your friday. let's get a look at our zones from the south bay right into the east bay, we'll look at 90 in gillr rry roy, 91 in evergre. going down about 5 to 7 degrees tomorrow, as we start to see the onshore cooling back. san francisco still expected to hold on to 70s tomorrow, 77 in oakland, 90 in orinda. 89 in napa. areas in the north bay expecting those low 90s, upper 80s. more any time on the weather channel on cable. the cool front will bring imp t impacts by sunday and monday with inland spots going from the 90s to the upper 70s. it's not bad. we haven't had too much heat this summer, but when we get it, we cool off right away. >> it's almost predictable, the hotter it is -- >> it was stifling hot today. especially if you're running in this kind of weather. >> i was going to say no running outside. >> sorry. >> it's an oven out there . >> be careful. >>> let's talk about organic, watsonville strawberries were the

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the numbers are still coming in.t one point we were told about 100 people were evacuated here at this center i am told there are only about 15 who are actually staying here tonight. others are at other shelters. there's another church in the area where i'm told there may be six to eight other individuals. all of the folks who come here certainly have a story to tell. >> thank god it wasn't an airplane. it was very frightening to watch. after that, i got my kids in the van, and i -- really didn't know what was happening. so i took off. >> the red cross is here with the pillows and blankets and food. looks like a great setup. we figured if there's anyone we know we wanna take them home with us. they're right around the corner. we came down. >> back here live at the veterans memorial rec center. folks are getting ready again for the morning hours. there's a two-fold purpose, not just to provide shelter in the short-term for those who came here last night but also to provide services and clothing, food, water. whatever p

there's a range of interesting old russian architecture still here ensues still from grandma histories to this impressive wooden cathedral there a wonderful examples of buildings here which are centuries old. stone architecture began to flourish in the sixteenth century after sousa was absorbed by the most care principality the first stone house. it was built by the central ministry at that time it was up to thirty times more expensive to build them. today many of the houses here still look like traditional russian is because a combination of materials and as a local ruling nor the buildings three stories high. moving on we've arrived looks like a brewery of some crimes. but it's not vodka. the metal containers are making an old slab the honey base alcoholic beverage called minute look up similar to lead the drink popular throughout eastern europe since pagans times and here in this area of russia. to this day we get tawny from all around wash it tend to get sterile control and i will abort to race where it's cool it is that being examined the chosen one is then mixed with water and th

and there's still a chance for rain in the afternoon. and the probability for saturday and sunday night. we do this have this -- mostly sunny skies for this afternoon, still some coastal fog. in the evening hours, fog inland. santa rosa, 83. antioch at 87. san jose in the upper 70s and redwood city in the mid-70s. here is a look ahead you will notice the cooldown beginning tomorrow. temperatures inland only in the 70s. look at that, kraig, by the weekend, we bring in the rain cloud. a slight chance of rain for the north bay on sunday and also sunday morning. and we clear out the rain clouds on monday just in time for the workweek. >> so the raider game and the boat show might be affected this. >> at least bring a jacket. >>> cash for clunkers could be coming to the bay area. the air quality district is considering an idea, one being to provide car owners to trade in their old polluting vehicles for new, cleaner models. right now, the agency is still studying the plan. >>> the bay area's first express toll lane is about to open on monday.

it's about 450 miles east. >>> still a category 1. still winds at 75 miles an hour.ut the sun is there and they're cleaning up. the rest of the tropics still developing. it's going to move now into the central atlantic. and not affect any land masses at this time. >>> stay with wjz for complete coverage of this season. to see a live doppler radar any time, go to wjz.com. >>> positive news when it comes to distracted driving. >> the number of people killed in distracted. it's still an epidemic. the transportation. last year, just under 5500 people were killed in crashes that reportedly involved distracted driving. but distraction-related deaths accounted for 60% of all traffic fatalities. transportation officials say the data could be the tip of the iceberg, as many agencies don't document dracted driving. >> it will become illegal to talk on a hand held cell phone or send text messages while you drive. >>> dealing with another controversy. >>> iran is commanding. small groups are objecting to iran's presence in new york. >>> in an interview, mahmoud ahmadinejad insis

there is still a lot of work being done.rantic construction is carrying on, and the army has rebuilt the bridge that collapsed last week. they are feeling the heat, but they still found time. they are confident that eventually everything will be in top shape. >> we are cleaning up the rooms. but the public areas. -- the public areas we have also said that everyone has to work double time. >> most of the venues are being restored as the elite troops to go about securing them. india is taking a chances. >> the preparations are almost done. -- india is taking no chances. >> the preparations are almost done. the gains are still a week from now. india will be hoping it can finally put on a good show. bbc news, delhi. >> the latest headlines for you on "bbc world news at." the north korean leader, kim jong-il has promoted one of his sons. russia is the world's biggest energy supplier. when the leaders and that, they had much to talk about. china wants more resources to fuel economic growth. president medvedyev's visit coincides wi

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but baby bottles and cash are still needed. these south san francisco contractors brought a check for 1,000 dollars. and safeway is giving 25,000. >> we feel very strongly that this is our community. these are our friends. our naichbilitys our customers. we want to give back. >>reporter: but money can not buy what the she needs to find her 80-year-old grandmother whose house was right next to the explosion. house is gone. she's looked everywhere for her grandma. >> bay hill. recreation center, checked red cross on line. the hospital. called them all. >>reporter: talked to the fire department at all. >> i talked to 5 different police officers. >>reporter: 2 aunt and uncle were also in the house severely burned when they tried to leave. answer now in induced coma in jeopardy of losinging their extreme. >> uncle is conscience but doesn't know what happened to the grandma. >> he can't really remember anything because it happened so fast. it was right in the back. >>reporter: the mayor told evacuatione that fire officials are still

>> that's all still part of the investigation. they are still interviewing witnesses that time. >> reporter: again, as you just heard, very little information to give. but police say anyone that was in the area of the 8500 block of greenbelt road, the spring garden apartment complex at 2:30 and saw anything suspicious, please call the crimestoppers number. they're looking for information on a potential suspect. they focused on the lobby area where the woman was found and also the -- dustd it for fingerprints but still no suspects. for live, now in greenbelt, fox 5 news, roby chavez. >>> in an attempt to repeal the don't ask, don't tell policy never even came up for a vote. it was blocked. sherry ly is here now with the news edge on this one. >> reporter: the repeal of don't ask, don't tell, is dead for now. it's possible the legislation could be revived, but if senate republicans take up seats in the november election, lifting the ban on gays serving openly may prove difficult, if not impossible. efforts to repeal the law banning

you can still lying there on the ground. that is video of that type being packed against the morning if we had this order live coverage is now being shipped to washington d.c. it is too early to tell us if the pipe was corroded the state regulators have ordered pga need to inspect all of its pipelines christine connolly is in san bruno with mourners story. >> hear you can see a giant section of the pipeline before investigators removed it. we've now learned that the pipeline that ruptured was inspected most recently in march. here's what he ginnie had to say about the inspection. >> it is walked by an employee with equipment. looking for the presence of gas. we used the air patrol to find indications of gas. the line was inspected for corrosion back in november piccinni could not tell us the results of those inspections. now we cross the line where that is part of the national transportation safety board investigation and i cannot find that not share the findings of that investigation. there are asking them to inspect all of

to for a still slow.ntown from 980 trying to get into the door plaza 80 may be your still it be your best to purge 80 is backed up to 5807 freeway coming at abridgment coming almost a richmond xenophobe bridge below the limit traffic trying to connect with the freeway which is still backed up to a highly- 4. you might as well say the back up begins rate about here. plenty of slowing for the south bay. but this 280 ride backed out from while a 4101. southdown's 680 all the way out to the west valley. when no one is ever so slightly better here. the ride from 237 looks pretty slow. and so does the five ride coming just off of highway 101 in the coyote valley as you had erred toward saratoga. this exceeds your right is still slow trying to get down to call paris road. sealer in the central valley interstate 5 a showdown in both directions near highway 4. one overturned tanker trucks well below the bleach. it caught fire and it is a situation where all smokers are responding to the scene. 99 mr. altman ordere

but it is still fine.are fine for people to live there. red tag phonhomes pe will live there. pg any are offering people who do not want rebuild to possibly buy their homes. >> there is an act of center beside to as well. they have old command center still there that is still very active. >> it feels like friday morning the morning after the fire. tactical units out here police officers coming together simon'' talking to the supervisors to make sure that they know what is going on this morning in fact darya the san mateo fire departments were called and i asked the driver why. he said i don't know it seems like hot spots are road but they still want have all the personnel here in case they find something they don't expect. so they want a mature they have all the resources still available and the crime scene i talk to a supervisor spokesman for the san mateo county he says he does not know along it will last. >> we have emergency audio communications as the fire started and spread. >> alarm to this it appea

still fuel out there, still pretty dry but it's going to be cool today, not as breezy as yesterday.f the clouds making a late surge across san francisco and into the bay and over to the east bay, the south bay the cloudyiest area with the cooler and drier air having a hard time pushing into the santa clara valley. let's check out these temperatures. yeah! you may have noticed if you left the windows opened last night it's a little cooler in the house. 49 santa rosa, 47 napa. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s until you get to los gatos right at 50 degrees. monterey bay, mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s also around gilroy and salinas. our highlight, breezes and we'll relax today. it will be brighter and won't be nearly as cool as yesterday but still cool by average standards. partly cloudy, cool and dry. no need to worry about drizzle for tomorrow morning's commute. warmer tomorrow and kind of steady through the weekend. not these huge temperature swings. the low pressure moved to the east. the cold front moved to the south but the pocket of cold

we are still here. we still have a job to do. the names change, but the mission is pretty much the same. >> you don't feel like combat is done? >> not at all. >> well, president obama reuh officialed his promise tonight that those remaining 50,000 troops would return home before the end of next year. >>> an unusual sighting in downtown berkeley this morning. a mountain lion on the prowl in a very urban setting. since police in berkeley are not armed with tranquilizer guns, they say they had no choice but to kill the big cat. abc7's alan wang is at the intersection where the cougar was first spotted. alan? >> carolyn, tildon regional park is gu two miles up the hill from here. so it is not uncommon to see a mountain lion up there, but this is the gourmet ghetto. they are just a half block down from here. and a lot of residents suspect that mountain lion was down here trying to grab a bite to eat herself. daniel is still absorbing what he saw this morning when police killed a mountain lion in this heavily populated downtown neighbo

it will still be warm.ures san francisco still warm up their 72 degrees, 66 in oakland, opera's '60s through hayward, fremont 76 still were there, by the time we hit 10:00 a.m. we should see widespread '80s warming up very quickly. this morning you will need a jacket when you step out the door by plenty of '90s. into the afternoon bringing in some triple digits and to the forecast. still seeing warm by the o'clock hour. plenty of 86 for the east bay keeping '60s and '70s along the peninsula and the coast. by the afternoon 103 so very to unbearable. 1 01 through sonoma, temperatures into the '90s right through my valley 87 is there francisco pier slight cool them the beach is continuing to bring us nice weather 88 for berkeley, san leandro hayward into union city '90s triple digits right on through some of those inland spots danville right around 10 forcing was san ramon, temperatures into the 90s in the south bay appeared troubled digits in campbell, even more help. 7 day around the bay which highlights a c

he is still missing. let as will some video now and what he to what is going on. >> here use the search and rescue dogs coming the area. they have been out here for hours searching for clues. it is the latest twist in that case which began in a hercules about a week and a half ago. here is the time line, on august 22nd state police came to this home to break up the fight to between ricardo who is now dead and his son frederick. he is now missing. the father and son rented a room at the house. on august 28th the other inmates reported riccardo and frederick missing. when the king to the house they found fredericks of body and he was badly beaten and their signs of a struggle. they linked up front to the case and filed charges against him. they told everyone to look out for the escalade he had been driving in. in now found the escalating they're searching for any sign of frederick. they of search and rescue crews, k-9 unit and helicopters scouring the area. he >> is intricately involved in the case in the i

simon. >> reporter: he is still alive. he lived at this house behind me in vallejo but today he appeared in court. his attorney said he had nothing to do the murders of his wife or the other woman whose bodies were found at this house. she intimates the police should be talking to somebody else they haven't considered yet. >> possession of the ingredients to make a destructive device and possession of an explosive. >> reporter: 72-year-old charles rittenhouse stood silent before a judge today and let his lawyer do the talking. she said the long-time chemist had no nefarious motives for the depleted uranium found in his house. nonetheless, he remains in jail on charges of possessing destructive and explosive devices. >> i don't think he did anything wrong. i think he is a victim in this case. >> reporter: the attorney excluded her client from having anything to do with the deaths of the two women found at his house. rittenhouse's wife rita allen and her friend, carol smart. >> he had been there the night before and then on

it will still be cloudy.ut east and south it will be subny -- sunny. 6 san francisco, fog, drizzle. 50s and 67 still at san jose. amazing low. forecast high, 77. i only need 10 degrees. oakland/berkeley, 62. livermore/concord already 64. the clouds have moved in. not own lit low clouds but the higher clouds into lake county and northern sonoma county. the key is the low spinning to the left of the screen. rain will develop well to the north on saturday and then overnight saturday into sunday. fog, drizzle, fair, mild, 60s 70s, low to mid-80s. tomorrow we cool it down. the clouds will be rolling in and then they really drag across us. monday looks to be cool, breezy, but mostly sunny. >>> we're still following breaking news coming in from palo alto. we'll tell you the street where firefighters are battling a fire. we now have a ktvu crew there. we'll brings you a live report in just a couple of minutes. >>> also an investigation is underway into an early-morning fire right near an east bay b.a.r.t. station. wi

so a draw on one point still an acceptable result for a rock bottom side but i live. three minutes into injury time substitute collins managing to get. her into the bar when there is a line or when she won. the ruby you have kept up the pressure on the leaders they need for come on the. break from callers eduardo in a penalty from over three martins the damage because one side simply describe rivals by just six points. all a stunning late comeback from ever turn did i mention i did all three points of goodison park as the top team and scored twice in injury time to claim a free all draw a red devils who wayne rooney looked to be cruising along strikes from cahill on. the side as a share of the spoils were also had too much for ten balls inside came from a goal down to beat wolves and barely getting a brace for. much of the city were held at home to draw blackpool continue very good start of a new season with an excellent to know when newcastle spurs and west brom finish one one chelsea maintain bad one hundred percent record against west ham side who are still to pick

the son is still missing.vestigators are also looking into valdemoro's troubled past. >> he was someone who had relationships with people and generally borrowed money and availed himself of the use of their vehicles and things like that. >> police have identified valdemoro's girlfriend as 46- year-old cindy tran. they say valdemoro strangled her during the high-speed chase that came before his fatal shooting tuesday night. coworkers say they were on the phone with tran during the chase and heard her pleading for her life. "i could hear the car accelerating and he was yelling at her. i couldn't understand what he was saying and i yelled for someone to call 911 and suddenly it was silent." >>> apartment this point -- >> at this point, there are five people confirmed dead. take a look. efren valdemoro on the far left was shot to death by the chp. cindy tran was found dead in his car. the bodies of se gun -- the bodies of two women were found in his home. ricardo sales is dead and his son, frederick sales is missi

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it's still a mystery. but we know that herd has left his position on the board of directors of news corp., which runs, among other things, fox news channel. the company says he was, quote, not renominated to his position. okay, here's a weird one for you. all kinds of finger-pointing this morning in russia after a big meeting called the state council. the english language newspaper there says the moscow times says russian president dmitry medvedev, seen there on the right, became irate when he realized about half a dozen lawmakers were on twitter during the meeting, calling them out. he told them to knock it off. later medvedev said the problem was, quote, the downside of this new information society. and where do you suppose medvedev made that statement? >> on twitter? >> really? >> we grew up with russia being this big mystery, now they can't get stuff done because too many of their guys are on twitter. >> thanks a lot, scott. >>> the giants get started a little early tonight. they'll take on the rockies

of course, people still arriving who need help. julio la comb just arrived having been released from the hospital for second degree burns he got when he ran out of his house. he believes if he stayed inside he might not have suffered burns. human services is trying to help find a place for him to stay tonight his family of 10. and they want to go back to see their homes for themselves. >> first lady mariah shriver came to the red cross evacuation center to-to-meet those who need help. >> are you staying here? >> no in the pred yido. >> there are lots of people who volunteered and all of the right agencies are here. but they need more therapist autos faye what areton came away empty handed. >> looking for my grandma. >> her 80-year-old grandmother, aunts and uncle were home on claremont last night and badly burned when trying to leave the house. she says both aunts are now at st. francis burn center in induce comas and might lose their extremities. her husband has third degree burns and he's not sure what happened to what areton's g

still looking at the upper 50s.give your kids to the upper 90s in the afternoon high-level murrah expected a hundred and four degrees. back down to low 90s by the clock hour. currently still very warm out there in san francisco the to the '70s, 66 degrees for oakland upper 60s for hayward. for as we work for which the the date, the 10 clock hour brings widespread eighties. and in mine in time what dollars roasted and phelan, '90s into the afternoon and the afternoon highs will top bottom to the triple digits. in going back down to the eighties and seventies by the it clock hour. year after their highs in into triple digits and a rose r. rinehart, also in the affair filled kitchen into the mid-90s for center fell mill valley. down along the violence that could shave off a few degrees. still, keeping a nice beach weather in the '70s today along the coast, and over to east bay temperatures in the '80s and '90s. we should get up to be about 93 degrees and sound around 093 on reader could go up so 96 in castro valley. si

prevail but i'm afraid it still does. the questions about the treaty or all coming virtually all coming from the republican party so i think those of us who signed the letter in the opinion piece or are hoping former secretary of state george shultz and summer he go are hoping that we can encourage bipartisan support for this treaty and hopefully some republican senators will support it mr hart american officials have more than once told the senate that the treaty in no way limits the ability of the united states to deploy missile defenses. you know when in one send where it was the senate foreign relations. in meeting quote at that point in their resolution but the russians seem to understand this type between offensive and defensive weapons in the treaty as legally binding are we lost in translation or is it just me well i hope not treaties can never be. ironclad in the sense of. absolutely eliminating ambiguity languages language and people for starting with different language base have different meaning for words but

they said they still see the face of james lee. tell me that the support of family and friends and their faith are helping them get through this. >> the first thing i saw was the gun. the first thing i heard was, "on the ground." >> he said horrible things about humanity. >> key and his co-worker still relived the horrific ordeal -- he and his co-workers still relive the horrific ordeal when they were took hostage. >> i prayed as hard as i could to get out of there. hail mary, the guardian angel prayer. >> he wears a guardian angel pin that his mother gave him. he laid on the floor for hours. negotiations were not going well. he finally decided to make around for it using hand signals. >> the final countdown was three fingers under my arm. >> all three hostages brand to safety as the swat team took -- ran to safety as the swat team took the shooter out. he had to explain that to his daughter. >> i said there was a bad guy at daddy's office. he had a gun. he was holding that the as a hostage. but the police saved daddy and the bad g

i can't explain. >> still searching for remains of people still missing if.osion. questions have risen about the pipes the blue. the likelihood of a failure makes their risk of a failure at this location unacceptably high. that doesn't mean pg&e thought it would explode by marconi executive director of the watchdog group. said it's important if residents smelled gas if that's true. >> nobody could imagine anything is horrible and terrible as the san bruno blast and fire. the fact remains when pg&e got the report of gas leak from several customers over several days they should have realized this was an area that was old, that was at high risk, >> federal officials are looking into the reports about the smell of gas in the bay days before the explosion and how peachy any and responded. >> we ask anybody who said they smelled gas and called the then let us know. >> the mccaffrey is planned on moving back when they know it's safe to do so. >> we are learning more about the victims that died. some of the victim's from the explosion. four people reported dead. long

hurricane igor still category 4 with a well defined eye.cal storm julia just upgraded to a hurricane by the national weather service so we now have two hurricanes out in the atlantic ocean and our track still brings this hurricane, this powerhouse igor, which could make cat 5 status potentially but looks like it stays a strong 4, brings it right over the island of bermuda. if that track doesn't change. still a wide track but very interesting situation for the island there as we go into the weekend. we'll be tracking igor closely and julia behind it. 54 tonight, a few clouds tomorrow. i think a lot of sunshine actually. 79 though behind that front. so things looking better for us. into tomorrow night we're talking about 56, partly cloudy and dry. 7-day forecast, the trend, basically more decent weather on tap here. we will have the chance, again, for showers late thursday into friday. right now the weekend looking like a lot of sunshine. kelly? >> thank you. >>> for many teens and 'tweens fashion is very important. they like the bright color

it is still deemed on the safe.re will have to find places, to stay in the meantime and the search is pretty much over. and they do not think they're going to find any more fatalities the cadaver of seven toldogs have bn standby. >> this high school in san bruno, a evacuees, volunteers on friday and on monday, the record this code with lunch children. the school temporarily closed. and will resume, on monday. >> now, we are going cross country to the other big story of the day. a live look from new york city, this is where the n.y. is observing the ninth anniversary of september 11th. a lot of people, but are still from the brink exactly that day and pictures they saw. of the twin towers, coming down. now, friends, family are coming in this area. names of the 2752 victim's are being read out loud and family members will be able to enter that. a real too late flowers. earlier today, president obama also made comments about the anniversary. we will have that and repeat right back. i could wear hats, if i partook in ha

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san francisco still on the mild side. right now checking in, 67 degrees. satellite and radar, once again, we have been tracking this cold front over the past few days, finally it's moving in for tonight and into tomorrow. here is the eventual track. excite cold front, this will be the source of more sun showers, target time for tomorrow will be for the morning flowers 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. we still have a chance of lingering showers into the afternoon hour, but we'll scale back on coverage and probability flue the afternoon on sunday. this will be the maybe event will light and possibly a few moderate cells approaching the north bay neighborhoods. can you see forecasted accumulations a few hundredths of an inch and in the north bay, could be approaching .5". increase in coverage first thing another, especially up storeds santa rosa, napa, san francisco and oakland. a few light showers and sprinkles showing up in the south bay. 12:00, still a chance of lingering rainshower. and by tomorrow night, just partly cloudy skies. tor tomorrow, rainshower at 7:00