. >>> we're live at the alameda county fairgrounds where hundreds of u.s. veterans are receiving help but not a hand out. we'll explain coming up. >>> good afternoon. tori campbell has the day off. authorities in colorado this morning released the names of three people killed in a crash of a small plane on wednesday and two of them are from the bay area. the beach craft was flying over the arap hoe forest in a remote area southwest of boulder headed from boulder back to sunny vale here in the bay area. the plane so badly damaged and burned they first couldn't identify how many people were on board. the pilot 70-year-old, 56-year- old and 25-year-old from spokane, washington. >>> we're finding more about the stabbing death of a 20-year- old man on the school campus. police found 20-year-old's body ne the high school ten miscourts late wednesday. today they told us the stabbing happened during an argument over a woman. the suspect is 20-year-old. and he turned himself in last night. police are still looking for a second man believed to be the only witness. mea

terry mcsweeney joins us from the alameda county courthouse. lice held a news conference. >> police were talking across town that this afternoon is representative of a missing children's group meeting with the d.a.'s office. police are saying there's no doubt in their minds who killed hasanni campbell but they're looking to the public for that one sliver of information that can lead to recovery of the body and conviction. >> the case is still classified as a missing person's case but i feel he met foul play at the hands of lewis ross and remains our primary suspect. >> this case is not a who done it. it's a how do we prove it without the body of little hasanni campbell. a year to the day after the child was reported missing at the shoe store on college avenue in oakland and after the distribution of who are than 10,000 fliers with campbell alleys picture and heavy media coverage there's no trace of the boy. >> somebody has that information. we need them to come forward. >> it was august 10th ross told police he left his foster child in the car a

inside there's workshops and it all couldn't have helped without the help of alameda county officials. the line spilled out the door and into the parking lot. hot ticket items, a chance to chat with representatives from tesla motors. >> vacation's over. ready to get back to work. >> reporter: when the nummi plant in fremont closed this april marking the -- marking the end of on era, 40,000 people lost their jobs. >> i was sad. i was sad. >> reporter: daniel cummings worked at nummi for 20 years. she, along with 3,000 others, are attending the alameda county job fairgroundsette exclusively for ex--nummi employees. get out there and build up my self-asteam. for many it was nerve racking. for the first time in decade, they had to brush off resumes and -- dust off resumes and brush up on interviewing schools. >> the new plant will begin production in 2012. >> other companies were on hand as well. >> if they are hiring, i'm willing to change my career. >> now, tesla is currently hiring, depending upon your qualitytion cass, the -- qualifications. those in auto production would not walk in

it's difficult for the alameda crew to access the fire. we used the san francisco fire boat to access the fire from the water site. >> reporter: now this pier was recently used by a container rehab company. they have since left the situation as you said this was a pretty hard thing to access because there is the gate right here and the fence right here and most of the fire was burning in the pier underneath. so that's why they needed help from san francisco fire department. >>> time now 6:48. it appears levi johnson may be following in the footsteps of  sarah palin. johnson will be featured in a reality show that will focus on his run for city office. that is where sarah palin got her start in politics. the manage of johnson says the 20-year-old is serious for running for mayor or city council. >>> 6:49 is the time right now. you can see stocks taking a bit of a drop today. we'll have that in a moment. first let's check in on the south bay. how is traffic? >> right now 237 we're going to start looking there. and take a look at the commut

fire on the scene of a fire near alameda pier. the meantime a live look at 880 near the coliseum which actually looks good and no delay to the drive time towards downtown oakland. actually from the view of our camera this is the first time i'm seeing this maybe there is something going on there. an accident near the san mateo toll plaza. no problem with traffic still light. this is westbound 92 traffic towards the peninsula. minneapolis is on time for bart, ace and muni. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. another cloudy start to the day more drizzle along the coastline and around the bay for this morning and temperatures ranging from the lower 50s just along the coast to the lower to the upper 50s around the bay. around the lower to mid-50s inland. later on today, this afternoon, more mild temperatures sunshine with temperatures up to the lower 80s that will be well inland. mi

. >>> still ahead -- the alameda county sheriff's office responds to why a deputy shot and killed a family pet dog. >>> and will the bay area see any changes in the weather soon? meteorologist, steve paulson, has the forecast. >>> also -- >> reporter: starting today, something will be missing from meals at fast-food restaurants. we'll tell you about the new new ordinance and why some parents might find it confusing. >>> san francisco police are investigating an auto sld pedestrian accident in the tenderloin district today. it happened just before 8:00 this morning at the corner of golden gate avenue and jones street. police say the driver did stop. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital. there's no word on the severity of that man's injuries. >>> patricia neal has passed away. she was well known for many big roles including the female lead in the science fiction film "the day the earth stood still." she won an academy award in 1 63 -- 1963. she earned several more award nom mu nations and in-- nominations and inspired millions of people. she had lung cancer and shorly before she died, he

the alameda county sheriff's department and call demand to the front desk of a hotel and alameda. the hampton inn, the caller threatened to hijack the american airlines plane. earlier video shows that a video checked out this threat. because they named the specific flight 24 from s f zero to new york. they moved this to a repo rip offmote area, and two people were taken off the airplane and detained them. others for it left on and there were told very little by the airline until there were taken off. and then brought back to the american airlines terminal. there were required to go through security again, there were careful 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. going through this entire ordeal. reporting live, sfo, kate thompson. >> one person provided live updates will that person. jay sears tweeted that two people were taken off in handcuffs and he used his cellphone. >> and as if ra on the runway and then turned it around. not a lot of information but we have b the body has been very calm and the pilot came on and told us that the plane had been moved to a remote location. and they're taking peop

pleasanton to show us how things went today glb frank, there was almost a festive mood at times here at the alameda county fair grounds as thousands of former workers came to the special job fair that at times felt like a reunion, a very crowded reunion. >> there were rhines out the door as about 3,000 former employee, suppliers and vendors came looking for work. >> i weants to quality assurance. i came here today hoping to look for something in the field of quality. >> anything that's still open, available to me, anything that's open i'm going to take a job. >> reporter: organizers say they waited till today to set up a job fair to give the former workers time to learn how to write resumes and interview for jobs in other fields. >> they start in terms of what we call human my speak. >> reporter: not surprisingly many people met with the electric car company that bought the plant. >> we're going to try to find a home for most of them but we're not a 5,000-person company. >> reporter: some job seekers are a little gun shy about returning to the plant. >> what i'm trying to do is just to get into a n

. >>> tonight the alameda county sheriff's office confirms a decomposed body found today is linked to a cold case although it's not clear which one. investigators discovered the remains near niles canyon road just after noon today. kiet do shows us the area isn't easy to get to. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's deputies made the discovery thursday down a steep embankment down a deeply wooded area. it was not an accident. >> this is not a well traveled area by foot, unless you're really in here looking for something you wouldn't happen upon it. >> reporter: it had been there about a month. it was so badly decomposed investigators could only say the victim was an adult male. the body was found right here along the banks of the alameda creek and they had to cut away branches to get the remains. there is a remote chance that this might be a homeless person that died of natural causes but because investigators were working to a cold case that led them to here where they happened to find a body that's why they are calling it a possible homocide. >> when you have taken all the informati

not the bmw. alameda city attorney says she believes the chief but she says the contract was not handled according to proper procedures. >> i would normally be looking at any contract, including an offer letter and in this case this one was not submitted to the city attorney's office. >> reporter: today the chief told me he's willing to renegotiate his total compensation package with the city that's estimated at more than $200,000 a year. reporting from alameda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the united states reached a milestone today in its seven- year, five-month-long war in iraq. the last contingent of u.s. combat troops left iraq and crossed into kuwait. they are members of the 4th stryker brigade second infantry division. during their time there, they saw a lot of combat and death but said they feel good about the state of iraq now. >> i came here during the invasion, came here during the surge. it's nice to see things are going, you know, good with iraq. >> you look at the iraqi military and police and t

the job fair is at the alameda county fairgrounds. we'll talk to one of the organizers about what workers should bring with them, coming up. >>> the frustrated flight attendant who stormed off the job is kind of becoming a hero for the little guy. we are hearing from former jetblue flight crew member steven slater for the first time since he posted bond. he says he lost his cool when a customer's baggage hit him on the head. after that, he took over the plane's p.a. system, cursed the passenger, grabbed a couple of beers, his suitcase, pulled the emergency chute and slid down. slater seems to have no regrets. >> it seems that something here has resonated with a few people. >> local police are not so supportive. slater faces up to seven years in prison if he's convicted on charges of criminal mischief, trespassing, and reckless endangerment. >> you know what's really amazing is the amount of supporters that he's getting. twitter is simply overloaded with messages this morning. cocoalicious 46 says, someone get me two heinekens and a ste

terry mcsweeney joins us from the alameda coun courthouse. lice held a news conference. >> police were talking across town that this afrnoon is representative of a missing children's group mting with the d.a.'s office. police are saying there's no doubt in their mind who killed hasanni campbell but they're looking to the public for that one sliver of informatn that can lead to recovery of t body and conviction. >> the case is still classifi as a missin person's case but i feel he met foul play at the hands of lewis ross and remains our primary suspect. >> this case is not a who done it. it's a how do we prove it without the body of little hasanni campbell. a year to the day after the child was reported missing at the shoe ste on college avenue in oakland and after the distribution of who are than 10,000 flie with campbell alleys picture and heavy media coverage there's no trace of the boy. >> somebody has that information. we need them to come forward. >> it was august 10th ross told police he left his foster child in the car and the boy vanis

nbc bay area's george kiriyama spoke to the chief in alameda. >> reporter: this photo shows alameda fire chief david kapler filling up his bmw coupe with city gasoline last saturday. he says he's allowed to do this. >> as the fire chief, i'm expected to be able 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> reporter: but the president of the alameda firefighter's union says this is all wrong. how can you allow the fire chief an unlimited supply of fuel for whatever vehicle he chooses to put it in without accountability. we obtained a copy of the employment agreement between kapler and the city. it does allow him to use his private vehicle. >> as the fire chief, you're on duty 100% of the time. if you get a call, you're needed, you respond. >> reporter: chief kapler says he uses his honda ridgeline most of the time for city business. when he gases up, chief kapler says he always records it in the department log. but there are times when he drives him bmw. it is okay for you to use city gas for personal use. if you're going out to the movies? are you going to gas up? >> again, i'll say, yes, because it

not the bmw. alameda city attorney says she believes the chief but she says the contract was not handled according to proper procedures. >> i would normally be looking at any contract, including an offer letter and in this case this one was not submitted to the city attorney's office. >> reporter: today the chief told me he's willing to renegotiate his total compensation package with the city that's estimated at more than $200,000 a year. reporting from alameda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the united states reached a milestone today in its seven- year, five-month-long war in iraq. the last contingent of u.s. combat troops left iraq and crossed into kuwait. they are members of the 4th stryker brigade second infantry division. during their time there, they saw a lot of combat and death but said they feel good about the state of iraq now. >> i came here during the invasion, came here during the surge. it's nice to see things are going, you know, good with iraq. >> you look at the iraqi military and police and t

the upper right one is the alameda park station. they could not aid the private agencies. alameda had its own electrical system. these are various projects. los angeles storm drain system. they raised the dam. your water is a product of pw a. they built the sacramento water reservoir. the fans were so well built that in fact, they are still in use. the engineers said we have to replace a ball bearing. we of course, have neglected our infrainstruct our and it's rated to be a d and dropping. so if you don't pay your taxes, things do fall down. much of it is things that were built during the new deal. fortunately, they built them very well. so the stuff was really built to last. but, if you don't have taxes to run a state. i expect we will see more of that stuff. i will give you a brief tour that we take for granted. the commitment to public education in all its manifestations. public schools from kindergarten to higher education. there are thousand of new deal schools built within less than ten years. many have art work in or on them. this is berkeley high school. you shall k

. >> reporter: it does. 500 of those homeless vets you that just talked about are here at the alameda county fairgrounds now. it's called the east bay stand down. it's an old military term that describes taking soldiers offer the battlefield and taking care of their basic needs in a safer environment. that's what's going on here. you could kind of call it a boot camp for life. >> 65 years old sleeping on the street? it's pitiful. >> reporter: that's what a lot of the veterans here at the alameda county fairgrounds are going through. >> a lot of them don't have family. a lot of them, due to mental issues, have trouble just being with their families. they isolate themselves. >> reporter: so every two years, the east bay stand-down helps as many as 500 local veterans who have fallen through the cracks. >> i figure, well, hey, here's something i can take advantage of because it's for me. >> reporter: he served in vietnam but had trouble when he came back. >> where do you feel the missile in civilian life? you don't. >> reporter: a common problem with vets coming back with emotional and ph

it is the alameda west portal with the project connects to the coast range tunnel. contractor will be installing the piping across the calaveras fault zone, and will start tunneling under alameda creek. we have completed three of the shutdowns required for the project, which includes a lot of our scheduling risk, and we are on track to essentially complete this project by september 2011. this shows the installation of the 72-inch baking division pipeline 5. that segment is now 27% complete as it makes its way through the residential area. work on that project this summer has focused on completing improvements across schoolyards and creeks, and we are actually conducting worked on that segment at 12 different sites simultaneously to facilitate the work. similar work is taking place on the peninsula as we go across a number of residential neighborhoods, parks, schools, and key intersections, you can see that we are literally digging trenches at residents; front doors -- residents; front doors. it is a very tight right away, which makes our work very challenging, and w

transit went to the alameda county. >>> judge on friday for a decision on the interim contract. there is no telling which oakland routes would be affected if there is another large number of drivers calling in sick today. >> thank you. >>> bail is set at $350,000 for the brother of a san francisco giants player accused of five hit-and-run incidents in danville. a bicyclist wases the first one hit by a red pickup truck yesterday morning on danville boulevard. then it hit a pedestrian, pickup, light pole and lexus containing two people. witnesses say they then stopped the driver from getting away. >> he was very much under the influence of something, could hardly talk. his airbag had deployed. the impact on the front of the car was severe. >> the suspect 23-year-old kanan schierholtz from san ramon. he is the younger brother of giants outfielder nate schierholtz. he faces charges that include hit-and-run, drunk driving and driving without a license. >>> there is a new proposal in san jose in hopes of getting some laidoff firefighters back to work. 49 of them lost their jobs friday

we also have an update on the fire in alameda. ay be a pier on fire reported on sherman street and buena vista avenue. apparently some of the smoke is visible from 880 but so far not causing slowing for drivers making their way on 880 through oakland at this point. we'll keep track of it and let you know if that changes. >> oakland police cut a deal to save dozens of officers' jobs. >> muni fare chiefs beware. that rider getting on the bus with you could be undercover. >> a flight attendant, apparently snapped, grabbed a beer from the galley and escaped the plane on the emergency slooid. slide jaguar platinum coverage is not just a warranty. it's a belief in everything we do. it's a 5 year, 50,000 mile promise. with complimentary scheduled maintenance no-cost replacement of wear and tear items and 24/7 roadside assistance. because when you create the most beautiful, fast cars on earth, you create an ownership experience to match. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> welcome back at 5:41. oakland police off

outside the alameda county d.a.'s office today. a prayer vigil is set for 6:30 at westminster hill presbyterian church. that's in hayward. >>> an 18-year-old man is now facing murder charges in the fatal shooting of a german tourist in san francisco's theater district. the victim was shot and killed while taking an evening stroll with her husband. the couple came to san francisco to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. last night her distraught husband left the hotel for the long journey home. >> some of the things he didn't want to take because it was too hard for him. >> the victim was the innocent victim of street violence. a 15-year-old boy and a 19-year- old woman were wounded in the gunfire. >>> the shootings occurred on the same day that san francisco mayor gavin newsom signed new legislation designed to reduce violence at nightclubs. mayor newsom will reportedly meet with pro mosters and into the club owners to -- pro mosters and nightclub owners to discuss. >>> is yusef bey iv and a codefendant are accused of killing c

it will cost nearly $200,000 who put the measuren the ballot. >> an alameda county judge could rule on the labo dispute. drivers union wants the judge to lift an imposed contract that took effect two weeks ago. 20% of the bus drivers since then have called in sick every day forcing route cancellations and stranding passengers, but the union insists there is no sickout. a.c. transit says if the judge overturns e contract, they will have no choice to lay off drivers and eliminate some services. >> san francisco transportation officials will review given muni operate ears pay raise despit the agency's deficit that led to service cuts. 2200 workers stando get a pay hike that will average nearly 6% to $30 an hour. it will cost the agency $89 million. the charter says muni operats must be the second highest paid transit workers in the country. they were the only union that didn't make any concessions this year as the city facing a half billion dollar deficit. >> we're learning more this morning about the driv who is being blamed for five crashes in danville yesterd. the suspect 23-year-old t

so to go to the specific sites, the walk site is in the upper alameda creek, near the upper of the meeting creek. -- upper alamitos creek. -- alamitos -- alameda creek. it also has the creation of new seasonal wetlands. what grazes there? cows. president maxwell: who do they belong to? i have the project manager. >> good afternoon. will lease the land. president maxwell: we are upgrading some of the improvement? >> we are upgrading it for a good habitat for endangered species and create the new seasonal wetlands, which would not be possible if you have the cows running around. president maxwell: ok. >> and the goldfish pond is actually in the southern part of alamitos county -- alameda county and near the calaveras creek. we have enhancements and also creation of new habitat. so to summarize, because of the clear environmental benefits of doing compensation in a consolidated manner to allow for endangered species to have clear corridors to move in, and to allow for plants and wildlife to disperse over large areas, we suggest these. the project manager is here as is the deputy manager for t

it will cost nearly $200,000 who put the measure on the ballot. >> an alameda county judge could rule on the labor dispute. drivers union wants the judge to lift an imposed contract that took effect two weeks ago. 20% of the bus drivers since then have called in sick every day forcing route cancellations and stranding passengers, but the union insists there is no sickout. a.c. transit says if the judge overturns the contract, they will have no choice to lay off drivers and eliminate some services. >> san francisco transportation officials will review given muni operate ears pay raise despite the agency's deficit that led to service cuts. 2200 workers stand to get a pay hike that will average nearly 6% to $30 an hour. it will cost the agency $89 million. the charter says muni operators must be the second highest paid transit workers in the country. they were the only union that didn't make any concessions this year as the city facing a half billion dollar deficit. >> we're learning more this morning about the driver who is being blamed for five crashes in danville yesterday. the suspec

also the second fire we've been following one eric and kristen told you about. a pier on fire in alamedathis is solve sherman street and buena vista avenue. it was blowing up a lot of smoke in the area. some drivers from 880 reported seeing it but so far traffic on 880 looking good through oakland as well as 580 at this point. eric, kristen? >> frances, thank you so much. it's 6:10 now. >> just ahead, a wave of criticism after the nation's biggest cellphone company and the largest search engine propose new rules about internet traffic. >> finding a better backpack. michael finney offers tips as though kids head back to school. >> one unhappy customer. the mcdonald's policy that sent the mcdonald's policy that sent a drive-through customererererer ♪ welcome to ultimate rewards from chase. no blackouts, no restrictions on airfare and hotels, no limits to what you can get with ultimate rewards. no wonder it's called ultimate. available on chase credit, debit, and business cards. chase what matters. >>> good morning, everyone. it is 6:13 on the abc 7 morning news. a live look at san francisc

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both the alameda fire department and the boat and san francisco responded to put the fire out on the waterfront. the pier is no longer used but an inspection and investigation is underway to determine how the fire got started. two suspects of the alleged are some of the solano county courthouse and vallejo have pleaded not guilty. octavia and benjamin were arrested last thursday. the three alarm fire caused extensive damage to the criminal division offices at the time of year is in the initial damage estimate was between 100 >> of look outside from our roof cam over downtown san francisco. a mix of sun and clouds. we are seeing sunshine through most of the bay area but those clouds will spill into the day this evening. overnight the fog will turn dance near the coast line and even seek to resolve. patchy fog in land out there very briefly to more morning. by 7:00 a.m. scaling back to the shores, by noon back to the coastline and at 3:00 in the afternoon another round of sunshine but temperatures still on the cooler side. fifties' along the coast and low 80's for inland spots. fog tra

many as 450 homeless veterans are expected to attend a four day stand down event starting today at the alameda county line. this stand down is aimed at getting the vets social, medical and legal services. >> it's a one stop shop for social services so that they don't have to run all over town trying to get things down and not being able to do it. >> while the veterans are at the pleasanton stand down, their pets are also receiving care. >>> and the fog has made its stand down also. >> it has been nice out in the inland valley where it's sweltering out this time of year. the fog is making its way just like last night across the bay. here's the deal, it's going to get easy into the inland neighborhoods. so in the next few hours it's over the east bay hills. that wave of cloudiness will continue all the way down to walnut creek and concord. these highs today below the average. 75 in santa rosa. 85 in antioch. the reason the antioch is so hot, they're dipping into the heat. it's not influencing any of our temperatures as much as it's influencing livermore or santa rosa. the weather pattern stays w

a building is on fire in the north side of alameda. you can see on this map kind of where it's located here. it's at bauena vista near bento. firefighters are trying to knock it down. we are getting information on the extent of the fire and what might be involved. as soon as we get new information, we will pass that along. >>> it's 5:00 right now. today marks the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of a little 5-year-old east bay boy with cerebral palsy. volunteers are fighting to keep his case alive though many have little hope he is alive. christie smith is live in oakland with a volunteer who won't stop looking for hasani campbell. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. hard to believe it was a year ago today that hasani campbell disappeared. his foster father told police then that the little boy was behind a shoe store here in the rockridge neighborhood of oakland but nobody has seen hasani. at 5:15 the very next morning, a woman named sherry line miller got in her car and started driving around looking for the little

the headline today, that body and those is not in alameda county no rush. there was a warrant for his arrest and the normal 48 hours to charge him that is where there was no rush on getting him back here. however, they say that he will be back here by the end of this week. before that, he has it meant that he has confessed >> the showing. of the mexican border has submitted shooting todd young. >> there were two detectives that interviewed bariotos in the gave admission to the shooting that took place on friday. >> oakland police said that following the friday police and a multi-agency ensued. the tories just steps behind as he made the 500 journey south to san diego county in an attempt to cross the mexican border. >> a few bricks there were on saturday that it was the information that he was there- breaks. we were able to get it and to share it with local law enforcement and south florida law enforcement was also instrumental in making this arrest. -south. >> it is the border only turned sh was shut for 30 minutes and he was not alone. 23 year-old union ci

the group is set up at the alameda fairgrounds. the name of the event referred to an opportunity to retreat to a safe to a place of safety. well, the event assists homeless veterans with food, clothing, health care and employment assistance. >>> this year the stand down always is offering help for the veteran's animal companions. they teamed up with try valley animal rescue. they are provides the pets with grooming and shelter. the event runs through sunday and organizers expect to help as many as 500 veterans. >>> well, some heated exchange marked a special meeting today of california's high speed rail authority. with the funding now falling in place. supporters want to start building the 120 mile line connecting northern and southern california some people that live among the routes say not so fast. >> reporter: the high speed rail authority wants to build the line along the corridor that means a segment from san jose to san francisco will come through the peninsula under ground, a trench or high above ground. but that route is no

the alameda farmers' market and is a typical farmer's market but guess what things are very different your farmers markets because well, the leather, we are born to tell you about some big-name is that is coming up on kron4 news and this led to a room the air. welcome back to kron4 news. we're shopping of some folks there open tuesdays and saturdays. their action is you're on tuesday's which surprised me. does anybody know this is. want to take a wild guess? it is carol. you cut the stems. i've never seen that before. interestingly enough because of the weather, because of the weather does check these. >> arce's then begins with the other guys' hands. >> ok so come on over here. has this season and this year. i your little later than usual? >> sold a quick lesson in how to shop for at mellon. >> usually go by the color. this is a good cantaloupe >> heavy. the zones right here. >> you get less of demonstrated cf? we want to see how expert does it. >> without businessmen and many small. >> thanks. >> there is a lot of product out here that ordinarily would be gone by the tomatoes aren't