they want the da to reconsider her decision not to charge the police officer. i spoke with a representative of her office and they told me that her october 3 report is her last word on this matter. >> coming up the reason we're still being hit by pesky robo calls. >> hard hit that marco scutero took in the national league championship game last night. we'll tell whaut situation is, if he's going tibl to go tomorrow in st. louis. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from roof of abc 7 news, it's blue and breezy. get ready for warm to hot weather. i'll be back with temperatures in just a moment. >> sandhya, thank you. a high end holiday catalog teams up with a midel of the road store to cover everybody on the list. the news continu >> sky 7 live over the news where a yacht cap sized. you can see they're trying to tow it. it the ocean. sky 7 is live over that scene near the golden gate bridge. the 72 footer boind ora cell team usa. this mast is broken. folks are trying to do what they can. the team says there are no injuries and coast zbaurd observing. >>an francisco giants

but the family says the da did not go far enough to investigate the shooting. >> we are not stopping at this district attorney's office to tell us this was right and it's okay to kill my son! >> reporter: they say the da's investigation was incomplete and generated more questions about his death than it answered. john burres representing the family. >> not once has the district attorney's office ever found that charges should be filed against an officer. this is shocking when you consider the level of shootings that have taken place in the past. >> reporter: the family says allen was a good kid and should not have been stopped in the first place. >> he did not do anything! and i am here to stand and fight for him and be his voice! >> reporter: earlier in the day, the family delivered this 10-page rebuttal to the district attorney's office with the hope of encouraging her to reopen the case. their lawyers say they will ask the justice department to investigate his death. >>> santa clara-based intel, the world's largest chip maker, says its net income fell 14% from last year and it is

right now in the ray da not allow today show you in terms of coverage. most track parts of the east bay nothing too impress i have but this could gather up and we could have a few spotty-like showers over the next two to three hours across parts of the week. we'll keep an eye on that and the change in forecast coming up in time for the weengd. >>> police tell us that a 12-year-old girl is being treated for a gunshot wound. we heard about the shooting just after 5:00 p.m. and we have pictures to share with you just in to our news room. we're told the girl was shot in the legs and stable in condition. she'd been taken to the hospital before police arrived on the scene. it appears she was sitting in a car when she was hit by a stray bullet. >>> bart riders are experiencing major de lays at this hour. a train broke downs and stuck in the tube. bart says service in the san francisco has been halted and that train heading to the east bay are being delayed. we received some tweets in our news room from riders trying to get to the a's game. they say they are stuc

and worked with non-profits in a coalition to make sure that the city and the law enforcement and the da and the local police department actually took much more greater, aggressiveness towards this issue, twiet often, this is happening in your neighborhood, this is happening down the street from your office, this is not something that is happening in some other part of the world. this is happening in san francisco. and it is extremely unfortunate that we have not done everything possible to stamp it out. >> thank you. >> so we are on the last question now. and we are going back to the richmond senior center who is joining us virtually and they asked very specifically, funding cuts to senior programs and services for adults with disabilities are an unyoual reality. many programs may seize to exist without the help from the state level. how will you advocate for us. >> i would ask the seniors at the richmond senior center to not just depend on me but really find ways that we can all work together which is really the question of going back to citizen engagement. unfortunately the people wit

they spent the afternoon rallying in front of the district attorney's office before the assistant da came outside and exchanged words. >> why can't we get a report? why can't we -- >> it's not completed at this time, and like in any investigation, we take the time that's necessary to make sure the job is done right. when the time comes, it will be released. >> reporter: the sea of people marched through the streets to the city council meeting asking for answers. they want charges brought against the officer for shooting and killing allen bl bluford. they did get the police report. >> reporter: the 18-year-old was killed days after graduating high school. his parents say as an inner city kid, he was well on his way, and his life was cut short. they want a full investigation. >> he was pronounced dead at 12:20. he didn't arrive to the coroner's until 3:45. he was gone for hours. and i want to know what happened. and the only way we can find out is through the report. that's why we keep requesting reports and answers. >> reporter: the police report is more than they have had before. the

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. >> he's also calling on the da to prosecute the police officer who shot and killed him. >>> the da's office has filed charges against two people in connection with a jewelry store robbery. facing three counts of second degree robbery charges. police say the two robs in august. the suspects were armed and removed jewelry at gunpoint. police are looking for additional suspects. >> it's just a small single piece of paper but for the people in the south bay who just received it in the mail, it is a real game changer. why that piece of paper is so important, it brought some of them to tears. >> he kept checking the mailbox, then yesterday it finally came. it was the letter christian had been waiting for. >> i was excited. i couldn't believe it in the beginning. but then i read it and it was true. >> he was among the first approved for a work permit under the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. it means though he was born in mexico, he can legally work. he admits he cried a little. >> hard to believe. >> the program started august 15th and applies to young people who arrived be

. >> he's also calling on the da to prosecute the police officer who shot and killed him. >>> the da'sice has filed charges against two people in connection with a jewelry store robbery. facing three counts of second degree robbery charges. police say the two robs in august. the suspects were armed and removed jewelry at gunpoint. police are looking for additional suspects. >> it's just a small single piece of paper but for the people in the south bay who just received it in the mail, it is a real game changer. why that piece of paper is so important, it brought some of them to tears. >> he kept checking the mailbox, then yesterday it finally came. it was the letter christian had been waiting for. >> i was excited. i couldn't believe it in the beginning. but then i read it and it was true. >> he was among the first approved for a work permit under the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. it means though he was born in mexico, he can legally work. he admits he cried a little. >> hard to believe. >> the program started august 15th and applies to young people who arrived before

[ laughter ] frankly, i'd have expected better from the albino monk from the da vinci code. [ laughter ] now, of course, the voter watchdog spoilsports at the fec would have you believe that tampering with voter registration is a "federal crime" just because "it is." [ laughter ] but i say, it's all part of the game -- the democrats try to register voters and bus them to polling stations. and the republicans are just playing defense, big d, 'cause that's what wins championships. oh, by the way, some polling places will have linebackers. [ laughter ] so wear a cup. but for any democrats still worried that your voter registration forms may have ended up in the garbage, don't worry, you have a specially designated polling place: the dump. [ laughter ] okay? of course, if you can't get to the dump on election day, which remember, this year is on november 32nd. okay? [ laughter ] i believe that's a thrensday, we'll check on that. [ laughter ] you can just write your vote on a piece of legal sized paper. okay? put your vote thron. and then, don't forget to depoz it-6--- deposit it in one of

tomo greggly tyler is facing two felony charges and earlier today the da said he is showing no mercy when it comes to prosecuting the vandals from sunday night's celebration for the giants world series. the city attorney backed him up saying he will sue anyone who damages city property. they spent the day setting p the stage and guardrails at civic center plaza. about a million people are expectedo swarm the city. so everyone is encouraged to avoid drivg to san francisco. all forms of public transportation are adding extra services. the parade begins at 11 o'c, at market and steuart stree. from there, players, coache, and other team officials wil head down market, to civic center plaza. you can watch the parade of champions here on cbs 5, beginning tomorrow at 11. we'll also stream it live os s-f dot com. >> you can watch the parade it have champions right here on cbs 5. we'll be live beginning tomorrow at 11. we'll stream is live. >> stunner from george lucas today. he is selling lucasfilms to disney. so basically the dark side has sold out to the happiest place on earth. princess le

the da's invented victim has tried to make this personal fact abund absently clear but nobody wants toaid she in no idea that a camera would end up leaving her family with little negative reams that will live forever on the internet. since this political manipulation has been staged as a mock trial, please -- of the d.a.'s invented victim in this case how can anyone beyond a shadow of a doubt that mr. mirkarimi cannot perform the duties he was elected to do. don't let yourselves be a party to continued unnecessary ruining of a family and a man's reputation. you are better than that. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, honorable supervisors, president chiu. my name is -- herrera -- mission coalition, san francisco, and i'm here in support of -- mirkarimi. as i said in my communication, this is devisive controversial issue but a simple issue -- official misconduct, this is a legal thing made clear in my communication that -- specific route. the only reason you can call it official misconductq92o is you - any type of misconduct with those performed in office. th

they're already serving as the da. you're serving as so many parts, our three one one director, our library an, treasurer, our city attorney, so they're critical significant positions that our city is always represented through the latino community and i just want to add more of that talent as we celebrate 2012 latino heritage month and with they would like to invite and introduce someone who has been hard at work for all of us, who understands latino community, asian community, african-american community, the san francisco community, and our values. someone who has fought for over 25 years for all of us. please welcome the next speaker of the house leader nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you very much mr. mayor for your kind introduction. your nice words of recognition how we worked together and for calling all of us together and a real cause for celebration, latino heritage month. we are very proud of your leadership in recognizing the excellence in the community to take leading roles in the administration of this un

earlier today the da said he plans to show no mercy when it comes to prosecuting those who were violent during the celebrations. the city attorney said he will sue anyone who damages city property. live in san francisco, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> that's not san francisco. that's not the way we behave. we're better than that. >>> crews are putting the finishing touches on tomorrow's parade for the giants world series title. about a million people are expected to swarm the city for the parade. bart expecting record ridership. cal train, golden gate transit are adding extra services. the key tomorrow, have a little patience. that parade begins at 11:00. it starts at the base of market street and will make its way to civic center. that's where the team will show off its trophy and some players will speak to the crowd. you can watch the parade of champions right here on cbs 5 beginning tomorrow at 11:00. we'll have our reporters out there. me and dennis will be talking it up from the studio. we'll stream is live online. >> 101 jawas? the fox antewookie? it's a block buster deal. what to make

. >> why angel pagan spent the da >>> it has been a great week for giants fans. a world series win and a parade tomorrow and free tacos today. a special guest handed out the dorritos locos tacos. the giants' outfielder angel pagan worked the taco line. he loves the giants fans and he is proud to be someone they can look up to. >> who ever comes there, if you believe, you can accomplish many things. look at me. we just won the world series. >> taco bell promised to hand out one free taco if someone stole a base during the world series. he did just that in game two. the promotion is now over. you had until 6:00 p.m. to claim your free taco. >> well, we want to see your giants pride. viewers are sharing their pride picks. it is a giants fan watching the world series. you can trough her a -- you can call her a true panda cub. look at this art work. that is a carving of buster posey on that pumpkin. send photos to u report at kgotv .com. or go to twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> all of our people will be out. >> it will be really fun. >> we will see more buster posey

cooperation programs for the nicaragua but and even call for using force against latin american nations and the das stand up for our independence but that is why terminating any form out of the cooperation of people is bound to have and negative impact on the qur'an. that is exactly what makes it so important for us to ensure that our nation should no longer be dependent upon this sort of conditional cooperation with either the united states well the european union the us as a. pursued a policy of racket all of these are very nicaragua and its people this is unfair and undemocratic they're not supporting liberty they're promoting servitude this is what prompts us to get the canal done as soon as possible it would relieve us of our present dependency upon the u.s. and we were but and they're hedging monic policies one of them and then think of the united states is all set for a presidential election where nicaragua's expectations in this regard. i believe this is an election where the american people should vote for their government to commit itself to a peaceful foreign policy agenda that is what i

. >>> the family of a teenager shot and killed by police rallied on the steps of the da's office today. allen blooper's mother says he will not rest. >> why did you do this? you should be held accountable. this will not go on in our community. >> the alameda county district attorney says he will not prosecute officer miguel for the shooting death. he shot and killed him after mae 6th. the de tails of this case have been in dispute. officers contend the shooting was justified while his family says he was racially profiled. >>> firefighters in san francisco estimate a four alarm fire caused more than $7 million in damage. the early morning fire last friday destroyed a restaurant on the corner of west portal. it also damage add wine bar and a dentist office. the cause of the fire remains under investigation but the fire chief says it does not appear to be suspicious. >>> more than 300 employees of yosemite national park are being asked to give blood to help researchers better understand the potentially deadly hantavirus. six others got sick. visitors caught the virus from exposure to deer

but if this does track towards the da nung region, flooding, mud slides and landslides will be at high risk. it looks like it will be tracking towards laos and southern thailand as the week progresses into the next 72 hours. and we already have a report of 57 millimeters in bangkok. in thailand, rainfall accumulation. so we really don't want this rainfall, but it looks like it will be headed towards that direction. bangkok at 34 degrees temperature-wise and tokyo at 28. another hot day in this -- this time of this month. and it's 17 degrees in ulaanbaatar, already chilly up there, but things are actually more colder, much colder here in the americas. this early winter storm system is moving towards the ontario region. minnesota and also manitoba, southern ontario, you may find about 20 to 30 centimeters of snowfall accumulation, so that could actually be the first significant snowfall of the season. and that could actually accompany with some gusty conditions. gusts of 60 kilometers per hour. so it could generate blizzard, poor visibility, poor roads due to the slush and wet snow. so r

i'm here to advise you on a [speaker not understood] i'm having with the da's office. i'd like to read a part of a letter i wrote to da gascone and have not received a response. this is in regard to may sanchez, my mother, case no. 11 0 724 99. [speaker not understood] and i'm writing to you because of the frustration and stress that my family is enduring through the bitter process of justice delayed and justice denied. you may remember me from my own [speaker not understood] killed in a drive-by shooting on january 7 of 2007 and still an unsolved murder case with a reward of $250,000. the reason why i am writing to you today is because my mother mary sanchez was brutally assaulted on 9/11 of 2011 at a club bar -- club/bar named [speaker not understood] in the mission district. the person that assaulted her was a marine named juan omego, a.k.a. chino, this was a party for he and his sister. chino and his sister [speaker not understood] were with familiar friends and acquaintances of my mother mary. without getting into further details of the case, supervisors, our fami

we posted the das entire explanation at our website. abc2news.com, head over to facebook and weigh in on what you think. i can't imagine charlie brown being bully. >> i know. so we -- some people have said in the newsroom, maybe lucy was a bully but is this taking the bully thing too far? let us know with you think on facebook. >>> is sandy a bulldy? >> sandy bullying. that's lynette what do you have? >> i'm going to go with a yes t especially it's bullied jamaica and cuba and we're going to see if it bullies us through the end of the weekend into early next week. so we can see hurricane sandy right now. it has weakened some moving over land but it is about to reemerge back into the waters already bringing rainfall across southeastern florida. this track will take it up towards the north and then it will have more of a little bit of a jog towards the west. and we can see this so let me show you what's going on right now. the winds sustained at about 105 miles an hour moving quickly to the north 59 about 16 miles per hour -- at about 16 m

the young da who later went on to become chief justice of the supreme court put becker and many of his cohearts into sam quintin prison. but it was a long ugly fight. warren was so worried that klans men would not indict his brethren that he made the usually secret proceedings public. the bay area klan was in decline by the ends of the 1920s. some of the most prominents were in san quentin the klan never again reached the height it did in the 1920s in oakland. >> during his days at da warren was also part of the fight against bootleggers. part of the story, the man did not know about his father until decades later. bob mackenzie brought us this report in the 1990s. >> reporter: mamola did pretty well for himself. something has bothered ed mamola all his life. he and his brother never knew anything about their father expect that he had died when they were babies. their mother managed to support the boys by working two jobs but she would never talk about her husband. >> she wouldn't talk nothing about what he was doing or nothing. she was just scared. she was scared the mafia was going t