we'll look at the outside buildings first and inside buildings next. outside buildings are typical maintenance issues. a whole plethora of maintenance issues. the siding, the windows, the doors, the stairs, the sidewalk, the landscape. so let's just look at a couple different kinds of buildings and the typical problems they might have. so, for example, here's a building with final siding. what kind of maintenance do we need with the vinyl siding? we have to wash the thing, that's for darn sure. what do you think? >> it's got to be washed, caulked, checked to make sure water is not getting behind the siding. >> caulking is not a replacement for good flashing. caulk something sort of a -- an interim waterproofing material that has to be maintained. if somebody says, we have a leak, let's caulk it, what that means is we've got a temporary solution that's going to leak some more unless you maintain that caulking constantly. the way that leaks are prevented and by the way leaks and water intrusion are pretty much the number one problem in buildings. that's m

cathedral with the priests who are turning back into the cathedral to be continued this time in the inside absolutely beautiful from the pitch the center created with flowers in can do simple the holy father love listen to. this morning and then taken by a special play so they be here it's not just inside the people celebrating there

the coast. mid-60s inside the bay. upper 60s inland. couple of clouds continuing to make their way across your skies. system diving to the south moving out here. this one we're worried about overnight tonight. it will drop in bringing with it a chance of some showers here in the bay area as we head in toward tomorrow. but maybe even more importantly, much colder temperatures well below average for this time year. so high pressure is going to be moving out of the way as this system dives in toward the bay area. going to have to wait a little bit for rain. it will be windy toward the afternoon, gusty winds at the coast and inside the bay, maybe as high as 30 miles per hour. numbers working out like this. still not bad, 67 in san jose, 65 in fremont, should be about 59 though, cool and blustery in toward half moon bay. 64 in san mateo and 65 in union city. east bay temperatures going to have temperatures running up into the 60s in most spots. 69 in brentwood, 68 in pittsburg and about 66 degrees in pleasanton. how about our friends in the

matt with the three. 96-94. now inside 30 seconds. grizzl i es win. >>> the new names continue to make their mark on the golf tour. we will tell you about that and 9 tightest victory margin in the history of nascar was tied today. we will be right back. . >>> we saw it early their year at dayton a more two by two nascar racing today when it ended they had a tie for the tightest finish in stock car history. this is as close as they came to the big one. kurt busch running in to brad, five cars get involved in all. kasey kahne's car catches fire. he is frustrated with the turn of events. in the end a sprint to the finish with three pairs of cars. johnson on the inside getting pushed by dale. clint boyer on the outside getting a push by harvick. that's gordon in the middle. it's johnson by the slimmest margin. you can see him on the inside just edges out boyer. the official winning margin two thousandn 'ts of a second. points leader was edwards. >>> the sharks hoping last night's game was an aberration. they gave up four straight power pla

we went on the inside of the building, with the property owner's permission and opened up the hole and there was the head of the bolt, the washer and we pulled that out with effort and it became the size of 2 or 3 toothpicks. >> water has been coming in. >> any time we do work through the skin, whether brick, masonary we do that to keep out the pests >> any place there is a bolt, you really need to calk or seal that. water will find it's way and it will corrode inside and you can't see it unless you do, as this gentlemen said, do thorough testing. because you can't see it. you can't see it. even small stuff like this will allow water to get in. this is not a structural hazard. >> any comments or questions? >> if you look at this fire escape, you notice the goose neck has been brought out. you have a bridge to cross. if you look at the bottom. it's going to be a real treat for firemen to go up is there. >> that's why i say, this is only for firefighters to use. >> give me a boost. >> you have to realize, the firefighter has an air pack and may be some tools to be walking out there. >> t

tonight, why did it happen, and what was it like on the inside? >>> outrage tonight over a new video on the internet showing the tsa pat-down of a 6-year-old girl. tonight, what does the tsa have to say about it? >>> even worse than they thought. japan now says the nuclear disaster is on a scale with chernobyl. >>> and the teen brain. what's going on in there? fascinating new science tonight about teenagers and their digital life. about teenagers and their digital life. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. if you fly a lot or even a little, then you've been on them, the so-called regional jets that carry millions of us every year on routes that crisscross the country. the passengers on board one of them were taxiing at new york's jfk last night when they were clipped and rocked and turned around by a passing behemoth. even the grainy cell phone video is incredible to watch. the biggest passenger jet in the sky caught its wing on their tail and treated that regional jet like a toy. it was harrowi

some of the texas inside the >>reporter:. limning partial shutdown of the government at midnight friday. if an agreement isn't reached on funding for the remaining six months of this fiscal year. democrats rejected a proposal from republicans to cut additional $12 billion and extend the deadline a week. >> we finally agreed to meet in the middle the move for the middle of the >>reporter:. fingerpointing continued on wednesday was some republicans blaming senate democrats and the president. >> for travel ford but the president and harry reid have been missing an >>reporter: action. among the sticking points, proposed cuts to health care reform, federal funding for planned parenthood and the environmental protection agency. the processing of paper tax returns could be delayed as soap called non- essential government employees about 800,000 of them are sent home. democrat barbara called on both sides to come to an agreement quickly. >> we need to come to the table and we need to be said around and act like rational human beings

, they found the decomposing body of a 30 year-old woman. i was allowed to go insidend take a look. as you can see it's a studio apartment and it does still small. police say the man who runs the cnn failed to report the death. they say he was living here with the woman whom police suspect was here decomposing for several days. the medical examiner's findings will help officials decide how to proceed. for now was a suspicious death. barbara owns and manages the complex, she said she knew the suspect fairly well and was stunned to hear what police found inside. >> i don't expect anything like this. i'm 77 years old and here am witnessing this. it bothers me. you get the smell in your nostrils and it's it's in your brain like it is in me, you will be the same. he was older and as late fifties or early 60s. he was very nice as far as i'm concerned he was always very polite to me. >>grant: was on parole and is currently being held on parol. several >>pam: cisco has a new police chief. he has been on the force for us 30 years and has worked in a variety of positions. we wi

the roof. officials estimate 500 people were inside the terminal when that storm hit. only four people suffered injuries and they were rushed to hospitals. their injuries were not considered life threatening. the mayor says they hope to have the airport 70% operational by tomorrow. perhaps 100% operational by the middle of next week. it all depends on how soon they can get the power reestablished here. >> waiting on the power there. marcus moore. thanks so much. >>> this string of tornados has been extraordinary and quickly barreling towards records. what's behind it all? we want to turn to jeff smith. as we push in on st. louis here, we just learned reports that one of these twisters was a level 4 out of 5. >> ef-4 tornado. very rare. winds over 165 miles per hour. many of the tornados that made big news have been ef-3 tornados. it's not just the strength of the tornados but the frequency that has been incredible this year. let's take a look. >> wow! >> reporter: from the midwest, wisconsin, iowa, throughout the south, it seems like we've never seen so many tornados s

i think the original demand from the rebels inside of eastern libya and the area of the cities in western libya was simply no fly zone to stop most families coming in and some humanitarian aid the red line for them was ground troops and now we're beginning to see the first steps towards a creeping. critical arrival of foreign or foreign forces that this is exactly what happened in vietnam and in various other conflicts and it always starts with it's about humanitarian intervention and then where is that leading to and this i think is a very very dangerous move and what we're seeing in libya unfortunately is the best way to put it is really the west hijacking this revolution and in this process they are making very very difficult for the revolution succeed. now there are fears raging addressed in the arab world might jeopardize the global economic recovery as we report later in the program here. we are one shark away from a full grown gracious what threats the world's financial system is facing including a summer coming from washington that's coming your way in just a few minutes. russian

the inside soles showing imprints of thick, heavy feet. empty now. and these, handmade slippers that were the only a grand mother silk floured kiss that never touched the ground because as her father's favorite she was still carried every where. empty now. the red heals that she saved for the brown loafers passed down the sandals strapd and tied all empty now. the flesh gone. the blood gone. the legs gone. all gone. [applause] >> everyday another infantary man choses not to fire his gun. everyday a solder refuses to pick up his weapon. evidence another matisha member boundaried post. everyday another fighter deserts instead of returning to the battlefield. everyday another youth conscious objects to the very idea of war. everyday another ordinary person offers love instead of apathy, hope instead of despair, the cause of peace grows stronger. it is already begun. it's long trek into our hearts. tell take many more years to cover our streets, a host of decades to feel our roads, our access, our country side but itit will come like the clearest of morni

>> the permit was for the house track and the building's sewer. we did not get inside the building. there was no work that was done inside. it was after the fact that the permit was obtained. commissioner walker: we would assume it was already in there? >> we would not know that there is anything underneath there. we're looking at just what they have -- the house track and the sewer. there's no work being done inside. we are not going inside to look at it. we are looking at what is being replaced. there should have been some kind of that water protection. from what i understand, there was. secondary valve was installed after the fact because of, assuming, flooding here it installed without inspection or permit. >> that was going to lead to my second question, maybe to the property owner as well. i think commissioner lee is right. we are responsible for the contractors we hire. with the sec and installation of the back flow valve, do we know -- did you not question the contractor? did you pull a permit? and if you did not, of course, there would have been no inspection. because if he

it's a full where the sun is being held lots of candles and flowers they called the holy fire inside it was lit this morning. for the service by special plain and earlier we had the procession going around the cathedral that was led by patriarch kirill he's a state leading the service and again attended by thousands of worshippers they walk around the cathedral at the school overturning inside and continuing the service and a big celebration lots of people as he said have come out to take part in a. lot of colorful traditions here in russia how do with dogs holiday. here in russia the focus really being on being a religious holiday. as a family and they're always. in russia one of the making a special cakes. and they also eat a special type of. name that was given to the original holiday the easter holiday. now that it's a family of ten people attending and this. is being held on the same day for the church and the catholic church so that's because they think. on the julian calendar they have a fixed date pull the holiday it's called a musical this year's fall and on the same day. rel

suggesting to have a call the sense we spoke the insiders got out there mr warren buffett apparently he's not wearing any shorts now tell us about the departure of heir apparent and the with a front running insider trading what it says about the bigger picture and u.s. banking that it's out of coley own necks this is kind of case of telling the truth slowly i think you're aware that warren buffett issued a press release and memo talking about the departure of david so call who was the head of american energy and david so call. was also somebody who looked at acquisition candidates for berkshire hathaway now as the facts are coming out it appears that he was in a meeting with citi group bankers on december thirteenth and the next day he bought shares in a country called oversaw not in a company called loopers are now the day before the citi group think ors understood that they were talking to david so call in his capacity as an officer of berkshire hathaway in a capacity of an officer who evaluates potential acquisition candidates for it sure hathaway that seemed to be their clear unde

want ad there is some basic confusion, i completely understand the issues that what goes on in the inside of the building is the matter for the property owners themselves. there are two responses, in a property that is in the national register, this would cover the whole building. i was not mentioning the matter of the interior door because i am objecting to it. i want to find the right solution to preserve this spot and allow them to do everything they want to do on the inside and whether that interior door looks like it is accomplishing what an architect might well drop out which is a way to deal with the accessibility between units when you are on the slope. we're talking about restoring that door, and on the other hand we have the fact that the store fronts are like this. we can continue that in the future. thank you very much. >> does that answer your question? i will make a motion to continue. they are very full. >> i would like some time to deal with this. i think after may 25th is acceptable for us. i would like to have someone there personally. >> we will not have a full board. w

a couple of patches of clouds at the coast and inside the bay.we are going to see some sunshine and some gusty winds coastside. that will continue into tomorrow. warmer temperatures as high pressure builds in over the weekend. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> good morning. as we welcome you back to "the early show" and to london. here we are once again on the river thames at the tower of london. just ahead in this hour you're going to meet sir malcolm ross. he was in charge of planning basically everything for the royal household for some 20 years. that includes a number of funerals including princess diana's and a number of weddings. so if anybody knows what is going on behind the scenes as we ramp up with less than 24 hours until the big day it is sir malcolm ross. he's our guest in just a little bit. the latest from him including apparently how the queen is feeling. word is she may be a teensy bit nervous this morning. that's ahead from london and much to get to across the pond back home in new york. chris, good morning again. >> the queen nervous in i don't kn

cathedral with the priests who are turning back into the cathedral to be continued this time in the inside absolutely beautiful from the pitch the center created with flowers in can do simple the holy father love listen to. this morning and then taken by a special play so they be here it's not just inside the people celebrating there are huge numbers of people that have turned on the streets around to be a part of it really to take. a lot of people taking a huge celebration here in russia these the celebration and this year they calculate the orthodox church as celebrating on the same day. a rare event. both the easter holidays not on a fixed date is called a movable feast and you could go in all the killing talented in the day to the lunar calendar and this year the celebration of pulling on the same day a huge amount of people attending the first five thousand people inside many many more out here on the streets enjoying the atmosphere and the beautiful setting for it is well i would say it's a ticket to such a fascinating history destroy it completely in one nine hundred thirty one and

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on the inside, this is the retaining wall. i do want to apologize for a misstatement that i made to the board last week. or, at the prior hearing. it -- the fence that defines the encroachment has not changed since 1991. that was the focus of our argument and our briefing on public presentation. commissioner fung asked me about the age of some of the things. i did say there has been a retaining wall of one sort or another in that area for quite some time. the retaining wall shown in these pictures, i believe, was also built in 1991, at the same time a fence was built. that was incorrect. the fence was built in 1991 and has not been moved since 1991. the retaining wall was built in 2004. the wood retaining wall had been there previously. a concrete retaining wall was built as much as two feet further into the right of way. the usf director of facilities in the prior director of facilities are here if you have any additional questions about that. >> was the retaining wall done with a permit? >> excuse me? >> and did it change th

between that little flower box and the siding, every time they watt tier they're going to water the inside of their wall. the building code specifically requires that, to have a water protective membrane or be physically separated from the building. >> could you explain again how you would probably flash the -- [inaudible] with the stucco wall? >> if you're rebuilding the stair, if you're starting from scratch and going to put the stairs in, you want to put the stairs in first and you have two options. one is to put the stairs in first and run a regularlet around the stairs that the stucco comes down to. a reglet is an l-shaped piece of metal that you're waterproofing for the stucco that goes behind distribute stucco goes on top of. it's a piece of flashing and that follows -- they'll make it -- it follows the curves and the whole edge of the stairs. and so you can put that on there, the stucco paper comes down there and you would stucco on top that have after and then you have a little caulk joint that is just something you have to maintain. it's not critical, that goes between the reglet

i'll tell you what he has you see the thing about imperialism is that it's an every day question inside the middle east but here in lebanon the south lebanon and palestine or you're in iraq you know the these are very very very big questions and the idea what gadhafi has is that he'll be able to pull more and more the idea that he represents the resistance against imperialism and this of course of a very powerful impact on that would have a very powerful impact so yes if the involvement of the west becomes more and more ground troops go in if they start talking about politician then you can see under these conditions gadhafi making an appeal to the arab street so it's a bit of players are really talking about not just immediate fire possibly absolutely a pretty much broader picture because the thing is is that the libyan revolution is not isolated but next to it is the tunisian revolution and the egyptian revolution and you know in the previous news item i talked about the arrival of the americans inside of egypt so people will begin to question we made this revolution what were the dem

looks pretty good from the inside and over the city of san francisco you have blue skies, comfortable temperatures, winds inside the bay 50. degrees, 30-mile-an-hour gusts at the coastline. san francisco 57 degrees. you get inland protected a little bit from the wind. and those temperatures now beginning to pop up into the 60s. still, it looks like this afternoon should stay mostly sunny. we'll see those winds on the increase through the afternoon hours especially at the coast and inside the bay. still, some of the warmer spots inland you're talking some upper 60s. but then things begin to change. tonight, the clouds start to move in and as we head in toward midnight, a little bit thereafter, well, we have a chance of some showers late tonight and into tomorrow. major changes in the weather pattern over the next couple of days as we'll see much colder air plunging into the bay area. here it is, you're getting a sense of it here. this cold front really beginning to dive in toward the bay area going to usher in some much colder air. so that low headed to the south, that is sending this

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the officers will be inside and outside the stadium. the series begins monday night. the city is asking all the fans to respect the rivalry and show good sportsmanship. >>> fans can also contact security by sending a text message. security personnel will be dispatched to that problem area. this is the third season the giants have used this program. >>> tonight there's a real buzz of anticipation around san francisco's at&t park. the giants play their home opener tomorrow afternoon. mike mibach reports a neighborhood around the ballpark is getting ready for a rush of excitement. >> reporter: cleaning window, power washing concrete. >> the home opener is good any way. but world champs the first day at home, it's going to be happening. >> reporter: it's game time. >> that's right. >> reporter: game time with a sweet flavor, the title of champs. while workers are polishing up the ballpark getting ready for the world champs to open up their 2011 season, restaurants are doing the same thing. >> this home stand coming up is going to be crazy. >> reporter: chris runs momo's.

someone reported a foul smell at the apartment last night. inside officers found the body of a 30-year-old woman. they do not know how she died. police arrested him for failing to report the death. investigators don't know the relationship between them. >>> joseph naso told a judge today he will handle his defense himself. ktvu's mike mibach was inside the courtroom where he was supposed to enter a plea to four counts of murder. >> reporter: no talk of a plea today. joseph naso escorted from the jail to the courthouse. i was there, second row when joseph naso made his announcement. >> at this point joseph naso indicated he wants to represent himself. >> reporter: accused of killing four women. seen here two weeks ago, said he gave the case a lot of thought while being by himself. today's first words on record inside the courtroom, telling the juge his name is naso. he added, i will represent myself. i would like the opportunity, time to examine discovery before i enter a plea. >> he has a right to represent him selve. >> reporter: can you argue agai

reporter erica perez who worked on the inspector story was hearing from inspectors on the inside of the system and they were saying we're seeing problems at the site of construction and is the state monitoring the state's engineers supposed to be monitoring the inspectors are nowhere around. when we traveled around interviewing people we were hearing from a lot of different people, including parents of student who would say i'm confused about why my school got a roof improvement project yet i find out later it's never been certified. how can that happen. >> bill savidge, we heard some of the problems associated with hiring inspectors. at the local level how do you ensure inspectors are good. >> you go through an interview process and check references. best practice for anyone in business to do that. we're in the practice of building schools safely and this system -- on a big school construction site, we have inspection teams that include not just one but sometimes two inspectors full time and we bring in testing material labs inspectors, we have visits every month by the dsa field engin

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a home, narrowly missing the family inside. frightening moments for that family. >> reporter: it was. this is a neighborhood of row of row of apartments. one family, it came dangerously close. the stray bullets came flying into their apartment and into a room where a 9-year-old boy would have been sleeping had his mom not gotten him up to put on pajamas. this happened after 9:00 last night here in antioch. a man was shot, possibly in the head and taken to the medical center. back to the mom, she says at least three shots came into their unit. she didn't want to go on camera, but here is what she had to say. it sounded like fireworks. i don't know what real gunshots sound like. i thought they were fireworks. i was in my room, my son in the living room having dinner. my son asked if i heard it, i said there were just fireworks. that's what i thought. >> reporter: there was an infant inside as well. the mom moved from hayward to try to get away from violence like this. we have calls into antioch police for an update on the search f

right now for the first time ever on international television will be trying to look inside the chernobyl to facility. almost twenty five years of nuclear catastrophe games exclusive access to a secret military facility. deep in exclusion zone. around the world and around the clock this is good to have you with us today the coalition is turning up the heat on colonel gadhafi u.s. predator drones have joined the mission to seek and destroy the embattled leader is also the allied forces have been engaged in the country's civil conflict for more than a month that. the show for its deadlocked war is causing widespread concern about its cost reports. philippians it's been a long hard month and strike after strike by nato forces in the middle of an increasingly violent civil war but in the midst of all that bloodshed what's been achieved according to many not a lot by seeing the situation is deepening and probably of rather worse the african union tempted to see straws that i believe quite western interests and their britain is putting troops in on the ground as advisors i think it's very dange

i will show you the insides of those apartments and showed you the inside of those pipes and show you how it is silly. i love parkmerced, but this project needs to be done. these need to be rebuilt. i distribute a forward with the project. thank you. >> hi, thanks a lot for making me speak. i just wanted to say a few things. i have been a resident in parkmerced for four years, and the reason i stayed is because it offered me cheap housing. finally, i came to parkmerced, and this is regarding the environment. the only environment that bothers me is the environment of the house, the internal environment of my house. there is some competition in the housing market. so i really appreciate it, and i heard a while back at san francisco university was going to increase, so all of them are going to go in, and there will be heavy prices for housing. i would walk 5 miles, and have a cheap house. housing comes first. i would have a roof on my head before i get a car to drive. the only thing i want to stress is housing. thank you. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is johhny, and i have lived

at least in the inland spots. you get inside bay of course those temperatures are a little bit cooler. toward the coastline a bit of a breeze. a mixture of sunshine and clouds and telephones 50s and 60s. tonight partly cloudy, breezy conditions developing in the bay and toward the coastline. now tomorrow looks like it could be a blustery day around the bay area. especially the beaches. >>> those clouds moving in, more toward the afternoon, so sunshine and clouds and thursday and friday the wind kicking up around the bay area, blustery and that will help bring down the temperatures, numbers 60s and 70s, very comfortable inside the bay. many in the interior valley looking great, plenty of sunshine, a couple of clouds passing by, otherwise, you got 60s into oakland and alameda, 50s in the north bay and 60s and 70s in many of the valleys and looking out over the next couple of days, yeah, we are going to watch those temperatures coming down on thursday and friday but we will get this thing right. by the weekend high pressure starts

but watch out for some winds at the coastline and inside the bay. going to be a little blustery in the latter part of the day. elizabeth has traffic. >> not a lot going on right now. no big accidents. take a check of mass transit. bart now 29 trains all running on time. ace looks good. muni metro, caltrain. you're really cruising everywhere across the bay area. there is a warriors game tonight against the lakers. so may get a little busy on northbound and southbound 880 through that area. with you for right now as you past 66 -- but for right now as you pass 66 towards high street, you're really in the clear all the way to downtown oakland. westbound 237 so far, so good. seeing top speeds there. 101 and the 280 heading into we have a live look near the third street exit. these headlights i believe are moving northbound. traffic is moving fine anyway in either direction. that is your traffic. back to you. >> looking good. okay. elizabeth, thank you very much. >>> time now is 5:07. allegations of sex, a defiant leader and george clooney. a courtroom d

right now for the first time ever on international television we'll be trying to look inside the chernobyl to facility. worst thirty five years after the normal new catastrophe party gains exclusive access to a secret soviet military installation derelicts deep exclusions. on russia's energy giant state owned ross naf an independent lukoil have joined forces on signs an offshore exploration agreement for more joint business something in about twenty minutes. casting live from the heart of the russian capital the says our team the coalition is turning up the heat on colonel gadhafi and u.s. predator drones have joined the mission to seek and destroy the embattled leaders also allied forces have been engaged in the country's civil conflict for more than a month out of the hole to show for war is causing widespread concern about its cost well enough. philippians it's been a long hard month and strike of the airstrike by nato forces in the middle of an increasingly violent civil war but in the midst of all that bloodshed what's been achieved according to many not a lot i think the situation is

the couple got inside to where there was more arguing. maybe a fight we heard that there was a fight. there wasn't a fight. they were still trying to look into it. they -- the club management closed it down, had everyone leave. once inside there were about 20, 30 people fighting. one of the incidents here was one female hit the other female in the face with a high-heeled shoe. and it left a severe gash in the head. the last one was on 4/8 -- april 8, the fight occurred at the ambassador club. the combatants were kicked out at the same time. we have a fight inside the club and now everyone's rushed out. the previous speaker was taking about how the club shouldn't be responsible. looking at the first two, it's kind of hard to say where the club -- it doesn't seem like they did anything wrong. they had somebody who they wanted out. they asked them to leave and then somebody introduced a gun. i'm not going to be looking at the -- at them for beings responsible for that. they have a fight inside. they go to break it up. it doesn't look like the

dodger stadium security is also high outside at&t park. >> we'll have an increased presence on the inside and outside of the stadium. >> reporter: the giants are dedicating tonight's game to stow and his fellow emt's will be collecting money to help donate to his medical costs. >> there is no amount too little or great obviously for what he will be facing in the days and weeks ahead. >> reporter: you can see some of that heightened police presence out here right now. this afternoon sfpd confirmed security will be high, as high as it was during the world series, that means that 3rd street and some of the other 'roids around at&t t park will be closed in an effort to control the crowd and keep fans of both teams safe. christian kva on the, ktvu news. >> our "gameday" coverage continues. joe fonzi will join us live with a preview of tonight's hatch up. >> people in the l.a. area got a chance today to help brian stow's family pay for hospital bills. stow's employer, american medical response, helped organize a fundraiser at dodger stadium this morning that brought in more than $61,000. the co

they have added the police officers that will be inside and outside the coliseum as well. prevent them official say. but they are ready in case something goes down 35,000 people expected, that's a sellout. it could get ready tonight especially as the party and began this and noontime 4 7:00 start. whole lot of the a's fans are proud members of greater nation. they are a tough bunch, the like to do their thing. people i talked to said they are troubled by the violence that happened at the dodgers, giants game. >> yet to make sure there some of entering going on but you have to treat them right. you want to be a host. he here negative things about people at sporting events or people get beat up or stabbed, it's a game. >>mark: excite his into the last 38 opening days to see the a's play. it's a small fan base, it's not a giants fan base that they are loyal and they don't want to see anyone get hurt regardless of what tina rooting for. >>pam: pinkie. >>jacqueline: if you're headed out tonight definitely bring a jacket. temperatures will start to slide pretty quickly as we hea

it's going to be kick up around the bay area especially out toward the coastline. just inside the bay and some of the mountain passes. should be mostly sunny. temperatures going to be cooler today. let's plan on 60s showing up in many spots inland. 50s at the coastline and in between there inside the bay. numbers right now you have 50 degrees in san jose. 48 degrees in livermore. 43 in santa rosa. 49 degrees in napa. if you plan to travel around the state you're looking for raindrops, you can find those. showers in eureka, partly cloudy skies in redding and partly cloudy and mild temperatures up in the high country. so high pressure overhead but a flat ridge and then you have the system diving over the top of it. that's going to help to ramp up the winds for today. gusting fairly strong out toward the coastline. 30 miles per hour plus at the beaches. so out there it's going to be blowing, you will probably see blowing sand out there as well and, of course, the winds working their way inside the bay. but you get some wind sheltered spots and you're looking good. 68 degrees and

the suspect turned back toward the inside of the vehicle, appeared to shield his movement. officer -- sgt. kane saw the suspect reached under his driver seat. the suspect then spun around toward the officers. sgt. paine, believing the suspect would again opened fire, fire three shots. the suspect fell to the ground. officers called for an ambulance and administered first aid. the suspect was pronounced dead at the same. the suspect's gun was recovered in the driver's door. the suspect was initially wanted for attempted to kidnap a stranger and alison son using a gun. this heinous crime testify the pursuit of the subject. the suspect's crimes showed a gravest threat to public safety. the suspect then fired repeatedly at officers. each of these officers had time to make a decision to put their lives at risk for the public safety. each of these officers could have made decisions to not join in on the efforts or to abandon their attempts to take the dangers of its critics suspect into -- custody. officer eleiff could have backed off the chase as a 1 person unit. officer stearns

inside. it's hard to believe from the look of it everyone made it out okay. four people were inside. fortunately one was up watching tv at 1:00 a.m. the house was burning and live electrical power lines were dangling across the street. they had to call pg&e to deactivate them. two gas meters on the home blew up causing another problem. >> they exploded. sounded like a tire popping, something like that. once that ignited, it remained ignited, which was a good thing for us. if we have a gas leak and the gas is on fire, it makes it easy for us. we can identify where the gas is. >> now, they knew where the flame was coming from, but it took them 90 minutes to find the gas valve and shut it off. meantime, a five to six foot wall of flame kept shooting out from the area. it's better than to have a leak where they don't know where the source of origin is. meantime, four people inside the home, they are getting help this morning from the red cross. still at this point don't know exactly how it started. reparting live in berkeley, christie smith, live in the bay. >> thank you very much. >>> a