they have been driving through the night. daylight gives us our first clear view of the road. the strykers are traveling on iraq's main north-south highway -- smooth, wide blacktop. what a difference to how american troops entered iraq. in 2003, american forces crashed through the desert to stay unpredictable to the iraqi army. also different today, the helicopters over the convoy aren't there to provide overwatch. they're carrying reporters, flying low to take pictures. our own video is broadcast by a satellite truck we affectionately call the bloom mobile. >> because it's an armored vehicle -- >> reporter: it was named after nbc correspondent david bloom. in 2003 bloom used it to do the first live television reports ever from a moving battlefield. sadly, bloom died of a blood clot before reaching baghdad. on the convoy today, lieutenant steven dewitt from san jose, california, knows he's taking part in a turning point for american troops and the united states. >> when they told us we were going to do this, you didn't really grasp how important it was. you know, how big a dea

to me to the level of service, it would be increased collection capacity, the daylighting, the undrawn -- the underground systems. and we need to get some more experience under our belt. we're looking at focused watershed planning efforts and coming back to the commission in the fall to be able to say this is a watershed we would like to be able to start with and really looking at the watershed, et what creeks are there, the to be terry danish -- the tributary dane drink -- drainage. it has to be put through a triple bottom line analysis so we get a long-term kerf -- kerf -- curve. we want to make sure that captured water can be reused, and strategically, will be focusing on. that are susceptible to flooding, that i showed you in an earlier slide. i reviewed them earlier. we would be dealing with new technology. we have to develop guidance for the rest of the city. to be an effective part of the system, we have a lot still to learn, and a channel tunnel would be one that we would be looking to start right away, and that is a major asset, and we are looking at what we can do on the surf

>> we have the motion censors. daylighting >> motion censors are required now. when you walk in, you are triggering a light. it's not like switches. that allows the lights to go out when it senses nobody has been moving for a while. what if i fall asleep at my desk. >> these actually have sonic detection as well. if you are sitting very still, it will still pick it up >> we have sky lights. and these light fixtures are a really great sustainability story. they are old traffic lights that have been recycled. to get consumers to reduce draws. all the cabinets are ago materials. this is another sustainable material. it's a renewable product. >> how about the flooring? >> the flooring is a low voc non-vinyl tile. it has none of the detriments of vinyl. we have the recycling area where paper, glass and aluminum. >> compost. >> i will show i some of the office and how we operate. this is our composting is down here. all our cleaning products are green certified products. we are running out of space for our bike racks. we used to be like 3 riders. now we are 4, and 5. m

more like the old days ♪ ♪ it should be more like the old days oh man ♪ ♪ ♪ stella the artist as the daylightd your poor heart leaps ♪ and the floorboard creaks ♪ take her hand and reach through time ♪ [ applause ] >> hello there. >> hello. >> i think you made some people very happy. >> thank you. yes. they are an excitable bunch, aren't you? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you have that affect on them. we have to thank you for stopping by not only because we love having you on the plaza but you're fitting us in between tour days. you just kicked off a tour. how is that going? >> it's been great. so far three gigs down. we've had fantastic crowds. it's a perfect combination. >> you have daughters. are they excited to listen to your music? are they excited about the tour? >> we're about to find out because they are coming to the tour. >> have they introduced you to anybody? >> they will be shouting for "empire state of mind" the whole time. i might throw that one in somewhere. >> we'll have to watch for that. what do you think after this tour is done are you going to take a little break or turn out anoth

this is not good for reading in the daylight. that's one thing. these gray scale things like nooks and kindles are great in the daylight and the third differentiator is notice the weight difference. hold the nook and hold the ipad. >> heavier but you can get a workout while reading. >> if you download the application do you have to buy the book through the i store? >> the books all come from the tethered store that goes with the app so with the nook you have to buy the books from barnes & noble. for the kindle application they tether you back to the score. >> that's how they make their money. >> the nook is better about handling other file formats. it will handle a format e-pub, many of those files are free. it will handle pdf files, good for students and work. >> how many people are we talking about? >> small. amazon doesn't say how many nooks they have sold yet. they talk about the growth rate but it's all relative. we know how many millions apple has sold. we are not a reading nation. when did that suddenly happen? >> oprah. >> one word, two sy

and they deflected near the end zone, and reggie smith gets the intersection with nothing for the daylight ahead of him. smith eventually scores after a 91-yard return. he was for 64 yards and the 49ers picked him off three times, 10-7 the total. >>> but san francisco rips off 34 straight. he scores in the fourth quarter to make it 34-10, for 100 yards. 37-17 is the final. they spoke to kim coyle right after the game. >> i just wanted to show them, you know, that i would learn the plays. that i'm dedicated, willing to go out there and fight emmett smith. and that i want to be great. so you know, that's all i was after today. >> reporter: more time today on game day. kim coyle goes one-on-one with alex smith. 49ers win on the road. >> had thank you, dennis. we'll see you again at 6:30. when we come back at 6:30 with more news, the human toll of the destructive fire and the challenge of helping dozens who were burned out of their homes in the mission district. that's coming up in one half hour. right now, the cbs evening news. . >>> we'll see you again here in just half an hour and again at

in the waning daylight, they surveyed the damage high helicopter and sent out this hand crew as more firefighters arrive to work through the night. >> and at this hour, firefighters say they will be working all the way through the night and well into the morning hours to try to get this fire under containment. working in their favor is the temperatures dropping a bit in the east bay and the wind has also died down. >> jonathan, are the crews still confident that no home or other buildings are threatened by the fire? >> they are. as a matter of fact, they told us this fire could grow to over 500 acres without threatening any more homes. there are natural fire breaks in the terrain, so they could let this fire burn itself out as long as they keep careful control of the spots fire that make their way from the main body of flames. >> that fire is burning in a remote section of the hills, but residents of da ville, walnut creek and other communities were able to see all of that smoke, and the flames from a distance. we talked to a few people in danville who were concerned about the air qu

. >> they picked a great spot because the perimeter daylighting, you can take advantage of that and see the electric lights aren't on. >> these are interior lights. >> they are on a censor which will shut them off. this is required to have daylighting. >> is there an over ride? >> part of it is you get credit for local products. the other aspect is if you are locating your office in a place with public transportation, there is public transportation, you are not doing something where everybody has to drive there >> if you move into a space with a particular density and a particular development per square acre, you will get a credit. it's an embedded credit. this doesn't cost you anything. >> one of the things that you'll see as we walk around, we have groupings of work stations some of them are standing. some people like sitting down and working together. but every time i'm sitting in one of these areas, i'm just so impressed by the quality of light. it makes so much of a difference. it's because we have so such natural light. it helps you feel good and i think that's a real key of what

firefighters are racing against the clock and the searing temperatures the daylight will bring. they're trying to control a 375-acre brush fire burning east of mount diablo near the intersection of morgan territory road and curry canyon road. it's about 50% contained now and here's amy hollyfield with the latest. >> the fire got off to a big and fast start incurry canyon. so big smoke could be scene as far as away as san francisco. it was enough for residents of this rural area to start getting ready to leave. >> live with this threat all summer every summer. and it's something you think about. i have an evacuation list that i have inside my house numbered one through ten. >> the fire threatened one home and a massive power line. firefighters saved both. they've relied heavily on aircraft to fight this fire. they also have hand crews in the hills. >> a terrain, light hill and grass areas. through the hills a lot of brush and trees and timber. right now the fire's involved in the timber areas where the crews are putting backfires in place. >> pg&e had to cut the power to 57 custom

the water shed? >> we can't venture out beyond our property lines, but our intention is to daylight all the water sheds within this department. we've worked with the lake merced task force, and they are enthusiastic about this, because they believe this will help to address the serious problems lake merced is having with water levels. as you know, much of park merced's open space is captured by lawns and it is basically nonuseable. it is public open space. the intention is to make these public spaces really socially active, vibrant, and productive. the public recreation area will be accessible and very flexible. it will be adoptable to ladross -- lacrosse, for example. the neighbors are particularly excited about the opportunity to share these facilities that park merced will be providing. interesting, also, in this new open space we are providing, will be a commercially operated organic farm. this will be not simply a farm, but also a useable park which will provide produce for this restaurant which is based within it and the community. there will be semi-public court yards which provide direct access

it's after eight am it's hard to the summer should be broad daylight but the cars are still driving around with their headlights on very very difficult to breathe and it's so bad that health experts they're warning them ask why should we really wear masks to protect us against the pollution is seven times higher than the normal levels of pollution and it's the equivalent if you stand outside for say an hour or two the equivalent they say of smoking two packs of two packs of cigarettes and you can really taste the in the air the how how strong the smoke is it's really that thick and apparently the weatherman says it could still be worse to come because this weekend where the situation really is the worst in those seven critical regions that are under a state of emergency they're expecting temperatures again around forty degrees so it seems that there's no let up to these this soaring temperatures the searing heat and attention more wildfires to come and it's really not the news the moscow guys want to wake up to this morning is there a k are there many thousands for that was. i bet r

buildings block the wind from these parks, yet the sun is coming this way so it maximizes the amount of daylight in the park itself. >> reporter: but hartman's new urbanism faces an old problem. cars. the new plans allows for 5,000 more vehicles on the island, possibly adding more traffic to the bay bridge. >> 8,000 more cars on the island i think is going to be crazy busy out here. it's going to feel more like in san francisco. >> reporter: there is only two exit and entry points onto treasure island from the bay bridge. >> they're going to have to create bigger access. that's going to be a real logistic issue. >> reporter: there is a plan to widen the ramp, but san francisco development director jack sylvan also has a plan to encourage the use of mass transit. >> we're providing a series of carrots and sticks to encourage you to not use your car. >> reporter: the stick is a hefty fee for using your vehicle during peak commuting hours. the carrot? a ferry service running every ten minutes to and from san francisco. also a special bus lane on the bridge. the ferry and bus terminal would be a wal

moving steadily under cover of darkness, british and afghan troops making their way towards the town. by daylight, they had walked into the taliban stronghold, almost unopposed. new footage released tonight by the military defense shows the initial goal of this helmand operation has been achieved, but now comes the critical part. >> hopefully, we will be able to remove that. >> winning the trust of locals and holding the ground. today, the president of pakistan declared that is a war he thinks we are losing. he flew into london this evening ahead of talks with the prime minister with a stark assessment that could not be gloomier. speaking in paris earlier, he said they are losing the war against the taliban, adding, "we have lost the battle for hearts and minds," and he suggested of about pakistan could weaken efforts to fight terror, saying, "i will look david cameron in the face and say that the war on terror should bring us again other rather than oppose us." in birmingham, the prime minister, speaking during a radio phoin-in, was having none of it. >> a grain distribution center quite recentl

three weeks before the trip one doctor admitted the trek scares the living daylights out of me now. o was scheduled to be married in two weeks. >> if somebody needed her help, she'd be there. >> friends and family of the victims say the risk were an understood part of living when working there. >> it was work needed to be done and they felt called to do it. nothing more complicated than that. they were committed to helping people that needed help. >> the director of the group said the tragedy would not deter them from their work. >> we're not thinking of withdrawing from afghanistan. >> the group tied to afghanistan will continue even in death. five of the eight foreigners killed will be buried there. karen traverse, abcnews, washington. >> a war crimes court today said the supermodel naomi campbell sent her a gift of diamonds. today actress mia farrow testified while at that same party campbell told guests taylor sent her huge diamonds that she planned to give to charity. both contradict the british supermodel's statement. last week she said she had been given several dirty looking

we're told around to the right is where we'll see a lot of your fires. you got daylight, that's good for firefighters. you get heat, humidity and the potential for a large fire. firefighters made significant progress. this fire was just 5% contained at knightfall. we've just learned of an air operation that's scheduled from an hour from now. here is a look at the spoke of curry right now. this is at staging area within the perimeter of the fire next to a barn. there's a number of hot spots still. cal fire plans to send up three helicopters in about two hours from now. we have our own up there. but cal fire won't put up their helicopters for another two hours and here's why -- >> it's real important -- we try not to put the. hadders -- put the helicopters up too early. there's too many shadows. so we use the helicopters when the most daylight is available. >> reporter: we had a photographer inside the fireline overnight somewhere within the fireline. look at this firefighter, he's talking sh -- he's walking ahead and you can see the burning, steep vegetation. a piece of d

smith gets the interception with daylight ahead of them. scores after a 91-yard return. w for 49ers picked them off. and san francisco ripped off 34 straight points and dixon scores in the 4 together make it 34-10. and 41 carries. and after the game. >> what is the impression you made on the staff. >> i wanted to to show them i'm dedicated we'll go out and fight every snap and i want to be great, you know so that's all i was after today. >> game day on location tonight. athletes from lucas. and there will be a interview with the quarterback. it is pre-season, niners will take what they can get. and they beat the colts. >>> it is a big deal to have the sports department there in indiana. >> let me tell you, everyone else is on a plane on the way home now. i have to stick around to do the show. i'm the last man standing in indianapolis. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tonight at 10 on the cw, 65 million year old puzzle in the valley. trying to bring may be the largest predator back to life. see you then. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ our real l pastime? saving money. and like baseball pe

we were among the first news crews at the scene the morning that bailey was shot and killed here in broad daylight. the survey, though, conducted for the defense shows that 70% of those in alameda county polled know about the case and they think that bay is guilty. prosecutors believe that the media coverage issue, though, is being way overstated. still, one opening could be moving the entire trial down to los angeles. the judge in the hearing is the same one who ordered the trial of then b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle to los angeles, as well. this venue change hearing is expected to last after the at least two days. reporting live in oakland, christie smith. >> thanks, christy sdmroop 6:32 right now. a controversial church trial involving a press ba tier ya reverend from napa is expected to start this week. the reverend spar is being put on trial for marrying 16 same-sex couples in 2008. it was during the time same-sex marriage was legal in california. the church says despite the fact that the marriages were legal, spar's actions violated church laws. on his on are scheduled to begin a

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the mcdonald's st. and ac transit pulled up right after shots were fired. >> it is a very busy street, broad daylight andhe have not had a lot of shootings. this is our 14th homicide this year. it is august, last year we had 35 this is very unfortunate because of the speech of the dictum. >> the mother-the age of the victim. and investigators are searching the scene. >> the brother of a san francisco giant pleaded not guilty in connection with a series of drunk driving hit and run in danville. this was the scene, that 23 rolled23 year-ole schearhold hit seven pedestrians, and he does finally blocked by civilians >> and also, a shooting in the tenderloin. jones' district. you can see indicated on our map. the 26 year-old man was got into an argument with three other men. one of them punched him, shot him. the suspects are black males in their 20s, and one of them has dreadlocks. and then the $7.5 million, the house on which intel will spend to purchase mcafee the santa clara based company wants to hope getting their microchips into cars, phones, televisions. and they want to sell them side by side with ou

the roof. that is daylight coming through. and the rain soon followed. as bad as it was that night, there was a sense, and in fact we said this on the air, that new orleans had dodged a bullet. then, that night, the levees failed. and by dawn, 80% of the city was under water. over 1800 souls lost their lives and millions of lives changed forever. today, the rebuilding continues, so much has changed here in five years' time. but some wounds have not healed. president obama came here today, to help mark this anniversary. he arrived here this afternoon with his family. flying direct from their vacation on martha's vineyard. speaking at xavier university, the president celebrated the resilience of the people of this region. in a short time ago, during this rainy afternoon here in new orleans, he sat down with us for an exclusive interview. just a block from here, you may not have known as you drove by houses with holes still in the roof where there had been live rescues. there's still fema markings and spray paint. and yet, new orleans is like this, this is

of summer because of left many without air conditioning during the month of ramadan the muslims fast during daylight hours and the temperatures can reach more than thirty eight degrees centigrade the government is routinely come under fire for failing to provide basics of services as well as for its handling of the economy. russia's anti-drug agency is planning to increase the number of state controlled rehab centers it says currently most drug addicts get help from non-governmental facilities and while some centers do help battle addiction critics say that others only lend their patients in deeper trouble artie's stacy bivins investigates. how do you through the my spirit of drug and alcohol addiction took me nearly a decade these twenty nine year olds on a collision course with crime and with death diagnosed with hepatitis b. and c. making out says god saved and changed his life. when i came here last year for the first time i'm eighty years i realize their grass was green birds were singing and everything was beautiful i used to take drugs and pills and alcohol at the same time i was literally a

see more than fifty meters even or some of the tops of the building it was it was really that big and even now it's supposed to be broad daylight it's after eight am it's hard to the summer should be broad daylight because a still driving around with it with their headlights on very very difficult to breathe and it's so bad that health experts they're warning them ask why should we really wear masks to protect us against the pollution is up seven times higher than normal levels of pollution and it's the equivalent if you stand outside for say an hour or two is the equivalent they say of smoking for two packs of cigarettes and if you can really taste in the air how how strong the smoke is it's not really that big and apparently the way the man says it could still be worse to come because this weekend where the situation really is the worst in those. seven critical regions that are under states of emergency they're expecting temperatures around forty degrees so it seems that there's no let up to these to these soaring temperatures the searing heat. to come. have been reporting. for us is imposing more sanctions on iran drawing up

>>> in the newsroom at 6:00, more say time is money. muni daylight savings time. ke costing the city tens of thousands of dollars. and a bay area researcher uncovered evidence that sheds new light on man's eating habits millions of years ago. it's coming up at 6:00. now back to dan and cheryl. >> back now to our breaking news story in bay point. dozens of officers corner aid suspect. >> the s.w.a.t. team has been called nchl officers barricaded themselves with guns drawn. >> the sheriff's department says police led the suspect on a chase. >> they believe the man is a suspect in a homicide that happened in this area. they're trying to

suspects are in police custody, and san jose in connection with the broad daylight robbery of this busying store. rob fladeboe report that the was a shooting during the holdup. >> the police said that two of the five suspects walked into this check cashing store on blossom hill on tuesday afternoon demanding cash. and shot one of the clerks. during this robbery, he is expected to survive, and they escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. and based on the 911 description they caught up on the jackson/680 intersection and they escaped on foot and police caught all five! they are all from oakland and in the county jail charged with aggravated assault and armed robbery. in san jose, rob fladeboe qamar kron 4 news. >> and open, to people are shot, outside the party. no arrests have been made, and nobody is expected to survive. and a 15 year-old was stabbed during a gang and this child is expected to survive. and seven people arrested in a two week prostitution ring. and in the santa cruz, a 19 year-old man is in jail after 160 instances of vandalism. he is responsible for $11,000 in dama

this was and still is a huge story in the bay area, the broad daylight killing of journalist chaunceyailey in oakland. zachary stouffer was a masters student at uc berkeley at the time and made a 30-minute documentary about this. can you talk about what it's about? this is a story with a lot of legs and it goes in a lot of directions. >> this was a film i started after the murder of chauncey, a local story, one that i wanted to do. so i picked up on this one. it's not so much about the investigation of who committed the crime. the cops had their time. this is more of a story of two gu guys. we had chauncey bailey, a reporter who wanted to cover the bay yarea, and it follows those two paths until they intersecting. >> are there people in this that we have to the heard from before? those that followed the story? >> i have an interview with chauncey bailey's ex-wife, robin harden. chauncey worked there for a while. talked with her, talked with family membered who popped up in an occasional newspaper article. this is the only place you will see chauncey's wife who knew him very well. >> i

what police have to say about the murder in broad daylight. >>> a brand-new airport terminal with a mysterious problem, what is that smell? good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the news starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> it was a long, long day for more than 150 american airlines passengers held on their planes for hours while police investigated a possible threat. simon perez at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: any thefts a hijacking is going to

can't say that for sure but i can tell you there's probably got something to do with the limited amount of daylight. until there's some evidence for that there's some evidence for becoming depressed at certain times of the year a lot of people have a disorder that comes every winter and it can be treated fairly well with getting artificial light of the certain kind of intensity that yes same. someone told me a couple of days ago by the way and he was the right person to ask they said it wouldn't. like oranges on your on your breakfast table if you don't eat them you look at them in the morning it makes you feel better. i don't know about that i think they'd be better off with a certain kind of light that they may read the morning paper with every morning and that's often a good treatment or to ward off depression ok well. let me just say in general. i think about it's very hard to make generalizations about the what you know what i do as they see people in depth so i find that each person three or four people make you look deeply into the lives each of them has a totally unknown to us from the outs

thick fog so once they found that person dead there, they called off the search until it could become daylightsome of the fog lifted. that obviously for safety reasons not sure if there's anyone else out there or what the possible threat could be. now, the other situation not only that you have the dead person out here is that this could be a possible marijuana growth. we're approaching harvest season. that's one thing i do not have confirmed yesterday from deputies and but seems to be that's what it's leaning toward. well update you more as we get information on this story through the morning. for more on developing news, live to terry mcsweeney in antioch. good morning, terry. >> good morning to you. i'm here on d. street where a man was shot to death last night during an exchange of gunfire in which a police dog was wounded. if you take a look at pictures from earlier this evening, this happened 1:15. police were responding to a report of a burglary in progress. nobody was home. people were on vacation apparently. police responds. they sent in the police dog. the suspect opened fire on the

the eye team filed a public record request and shows on 17 buses the camera recorders didn't adjust for daylight'savings time in march. the clocks were off one hour and technicians didn't catch it for more than three months." >> 4:30, before 4:00. right around 3:30. >> if we have a problem with the tickets and we can verify it, we should refund that money if there was a problem with our system. >> and be proactive. >> and be proactive, yes. >> muni executive director assures us his office whether refund more than $28,000 that people have already paid for those tickets and excuse $24,000 in outstanding fine east a south bay rose garden will be selected as america's best rose garden today. the san jose municipal rose garden beat out more than 130 other public rose gardens across the country. the award will be given out by a nonprofit association of rose growers. staff worked to restore the garden over the past few years since it was placed on probation because it had fallen into such disrepair. >> cool the fact that volunteers put in so much work to make that happen. >> that's right. 4:37. how about

in the waiting daylight they survey the damage. that this tanker to spare this bonfire as more fire fighters arrived to work through the night. >> we've run up a google worth map to show you where it is burning. it is out there in the state. here is 680 these are some of the areas that we had your pictures come in. there is none diabolo and there's the city of clinton. as you push in the month it is really rugged terrain firefighters not only dealing with that but dealing with scorching temperatures as well. let me move the map give you an idea of where they're trying to be, but as the street during that they're fighting as a cheerful containment. which they expect to have by this morning. will be in touch with them and we're hoping for the latest were coming up to 6:30 a.m. now month of your pictures, which is a section from jordan in san ramon along toward the road, you can see the smoke, pays off in the distance as it looks towards mt. diablo. another run, perry from black hawks of this and this is with the sun looked like last

with the case against her. >>> there is a warning for people in the oakland area following a sexual assault that happened in broad daylight. jade hernandez is in the downtown area with more on the story. jade? >> we are live in front of the parking garage where there are woman says this sexual assault happened. the garage just opened up a few minutes ago. the scary part is that this woman also told police there was an afternoon attack. this garage is right behind city hall. and oakland police want residents and visitors to the city not only to be vigilant but keep an eye out for the man who is responsible. a woman reported an assault about 12:30 in this garage at 1414 clay street. even scarier for the victim, she spotted her attacker wearing sunglasses and a hat and head phones near lake meritt. police are describing him as an african american man in his early to mid-30s, about 5'9", 200 pounds. he is missing a tooth on the right side of his mouth and has a short afro. we can share with you how to keep yourself save while walking anywhere in the city. >>> time now 6:45. after being on the loose for almost three weeks, pol

on 17 buses the camera recorders failed to adjust for daylight saving time in march. the clocks were off one hour, and technicians didn't catch it for more than three months. the mta issued 510 tickets based on the wrong time. >> this is a classic mistake. you have to own up to it and fix it. >> the muni ticket were a project for mayor gavin newsom. we broke the news about the problem. >> for all those folks who got the citations, all i can say is i'm sorry, and it is a completely legitimate concern that should be addressed. you have to own up to it. so we're sorry. lesson learned, and let's make certain we don't make this mistake again. >> and we broke the news to matt ford. >> this is the first i am hearing with this. i have to check with the staff and see if that's the case. then we have to make sure we correct the problem if there is one. >> and ford addressed this e-mail object taped by the i-team in which a supervisor acknowledges the technical error saying she will dismiss citations only if protestor questions time of issuance. meaning, only if people catch the

end of the half bruce gradkowski provides the magic once again and he's got plenty of daylight. 74 yardsad is cut to three. gradkowski throws two touchdowns and appears to have won the backup job. you can't have a 49ers preseason game without an anthony dixon touchdown. the rookie gets it across the goal line for his third td in three games. the 9ers win the battle of the bay 28-24. >> this game say little more important than a preseason -- is a little more important than a preseason game because we play these guys again. we got to live in their backyard. >> it's so much fun to see us coming together and fighting for each other. everybody was out there fighting doing their job all 11 of them. it just came true at that moment. >> we learned a lot about ourselves tonight. we have a chance to i think have a very good football team, but we have to do it our way. we have to do it all out all the time. >> it could have been a lot worse at the time it happened. we don't think it's anything that's going to be really serious, but thank god it's something we got to take care of before the season s

. >> and benicia said the sale of homes broken into but recently they've been seeing more and they think these burglaries' might be related. for burglaries' all during daylighturs and all during the past month between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. while the tenants are held. three say they got a suspect description of very vague one pretty young black male shorthaired driving a dark gray as you see a small less tv. they say the vehicle was being away from the scene when a neighbor noticed. police said the burglars might be working in teams looking at the door knocking sing and if anybody's there's somebody does ask their. indonesia jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> another great day across the bay area this afternoon to go look for mount tam cam you can see the sun shining clouds push we have short if we did see another day of sunny skies along the coast a look at our current condition 63 have one day, 62 in san francisco stain on the mild side there but cooler in the spots just 80 degrees there only 77 in antioch. 82 and now, 67 sambar file and '70s to the bay area. temperatures warm back up tomorrow to look attractive forecast coming up a bit. >> grape growers and

muslims around the world will spend the next four weeks fasting from daylight to sunset. >>> and an elaborate 80th birthday bash is in store for embattled congressman charles rangel. the invitation list is packed with high-profile guests, but it's unclear who will actually show with rangel facing 13 ethics charges. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. >>> a live report from anchorage with the very latest on that tragic alaska plane crash. >>> and jenna bush tags along with her father, former president george w. bush, on a visit to earthquake-ravaged haiti. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one.

the kids need to be accountable to school to succeed. >> this policy is something we have to do. last week, we saw a 16-year-old kid in broad daylight gunned down in the middle of the street. we know we have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: police are going to start ticketing those kids skipping school starting in mid-march. when they start school this week, they'll be told about the truancy program and what can happen to them. if they are off school grounds during school hours, they will be taken to a truancy center and picked up by their guardian or parent and could be given community service or drug program depending why they cut school. if they do it more than a couple of times almost habitually, they can get a fine the parents have to pay up to $500, all this in an effort to keep kids in school. >> thank you. in south bay tonight, firefighters say a fire tha t left 20 people homeless started accidentally. flames started shortly after 10:00 this morning at a townhouse complex in the city's evergreen neighborhood. two townhouses were destroyed and a third damage. investigators aren't identifying the cause other than to say it wa

. >>> and a woman was robbed of jewelry as walking down the street in broad daylight. >>> thousands of care gives rally for their jobs. >>> freemont has a brand spanking new fire station, but where are the firefighters? five years ago i was twice the man i am today. literally. i mean, i couldn't even bend down. so my first day at the gym when the trainer asked me about my goals, i said, "i just want to own a pair of shoes with laces." now i'm exercising more and eating lean protein like jennie-o turkey. i think it's working. anncr: be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. >>> thousands of care givers two were fired this last weekend rallied today outside of an oakland facility where they used to work. the rally took place outside piedmont gardens, a senior living center. workers at the center went on strike last week. when they returned to work, 37 of them were fired. residents at the facility say the workers are missed. >> they know the people here, it's really difficult to function without their help. >> reporter: the owners of piedmont gardens s

the seventh round pick, daylight, gone! 83 yard return to the house and the niners go up 10-7.on. former star travis lavoie around the left edge and nearly takes campbell's head off. hits like a man. campbell would lead the game with a stinger. two minutes to go in the second quarter. finds josh morgan, 16-yard score. 113 yards. niners up 17-7. but right before the half, throws a dart to lewis murphy. he does the rest. 74 yards. threw for 202 yards and two scores. that backup quarterback spot. the niners prevail in this one, 28-24. >> in the heat of battle feels a lot worse at the time that it happened. thank god we don't think it's anything that's going to be really, really serious but at the same time something we gotta take care of. >> we're very fortunate to come out of this game with a win. i think our guys understand that. our guys know that. i thought we played hard. we did not play very smart. >> all right. if you're a playoff contender, you can't lose two out of three to the second worst team in the national league. giants did that last night losing to arizona. a clini

the kids need to be accountable to school in order to succeed. >> this policy is something we have to do. just last week, we saw a 16-year-old kid in broad daylight gunned down in the middle of the street. so we know that we have a lot of work to do. >> nbz bay area news. >>> it is how home sweet home for the dog stabbed by a man last week. his owner says the stabbing happened last thursday after she asked the man to get his dog under control. she thought the two dogs were about to fight. the man reportedly responded by stabbing her dog. the dog lost his spleen and one lung. however, he is expected to survive. >>> two people have come forward to identify the attacker as a 33-year-old man who frequents that same area with his dog often. but police say they have not made any arrests yet. >>> a controversial church clown is scheduled to start this week. reverend james farr of the reverend presbyterian church is being put on trial for marrying 16 same-sex couples during 2008 during the time same-sex marriage was legal in california. the church says despite the fact that the marriages are legal, the marriages violated church laws. >> she's charged in