>>> breaking news from the sacramento area, where interstate 80 is shut down, and police and s.w.a.t. teams are fanned out in search for a gunman. >>> two surprises in a florida courtroom in the case of the man accused of gunning down an unarmed teenager. >>> and the mercury is rising. we'll tell you about the near-record warmth headed to the bay area. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia cannon in for jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. the search for a gunman has shut down interstate 80 for several hours now. police and s.w.a.t. team members are combing a stretch of the interstate between the cities of davis and west sacramento. the man is suspected of opening fire at a commercial trucking business, and then carjacking a vehicle just after 6:00 this morning. he crashed that car on the freeway, while police were in pursuit. officers say he fired shots at them before crashing, and then he ran away on foot from the scene. dozens of law enforcement officers are searching for him at this hour. the freewa

the other big traffic problem though interstate 80 near sacramento is still shut down this noontime as police search for a gunman. i-80 is closed in davis on the yellow causeway that runs between davis and sacramento and it has been shut down since around 7:30 this morning. police are looking for a man suspected of opening fire at a commercial trucking business and crashing a carjacked get away vehicle on the freeway. he was being pursued by police. they say he fired shots at the officers. then jumped out of the stolen truck and ran after crashing it into a freeway median. now, this all began around 6:00 a.m. when officers responded to reports of shots being fired at the trucking business in west sacramento. the suspect was reportedly trying to rob the business but was surprised by employees showing up for work. he is described as a white man in his 20s wearing a long trench coat. there is no word yet on when interstate 80 will re-open. right now police are checking out another pickup truck stolen in the sacramento area, they say the suspect hit a man over the head and then took the tr

she tells the sacramento bee she is retiring so those that are involved can move forward. a recent report blamed the pepper spray incident on poor planning and communication and decision making >> should we checked the weather? >> i think we should. >> we had a long stretch of rain for a while and we needed it but it feels good to have the direct heat. out the door right now is actually not too bad. temperatures outside right now are in the fifties across the bay area. 57 in san jose, 56 in oakland and san rafael. temperatures anywhere from 5-10 degrees above average for this time of year. santa rosa seen the biggest difference in average. once again we will warm things up by friday and saturday. it looks pretty good, staying dry through the weekend it with a slight cool down for the start of the next workweek. in the meantime, let's hit the road and show you what is going on for the start of the morning commute >> no major snags this morning, we are accident free for the most part. here is a live look at 101 through the south bay. a high wind advisory on the san mateo brid

women religious in california for hundreds of years and how they are represented in the sacramento display. who want to ask his sister in between where couple of secret stories between we're off and i was kind of nice but how did you choose what the dominican sisters of san rocco would put in the exhibit? >>> they wanted to include justice as well as the diversity that represented less. the standoff by including a picture of the first con denton school which wasn't in san francisco itself it was in monterrey. which is probably still the same dices at that point. so we included that and we included a picture of all that different sisters that would come to send a foe to catholic university. we have the western side of catholic university in centerfold dominican never university. every summer sisters from all over all different orders would come to get their education in the summer there in center fell. the picture of the different habits and the front of the stairs to the building is to wonderful. we included a picture of where artists the sister of the of a different amount photomontage wo

the governor. but as in washington, sacramento is the uc in a pattern of partisan wrangling, wrangling the public seems eager to see end. sacramento bee political columnist dan walters has been covering the state capitol for 40 years. >> the inability to balance the budget and it reflects people's general unhappiness with the economy and their lives, i guess in california these days. there is a tendency to blame those in political power when that happens. >> the result, walters says is cynicism about what happens at the state capitol. >> too much time bickering and arguing. they don't get anything done. >> you have two sides that are trying to one-upmanship then it things don't get done. >> some fed up with the political paralysis are coming up with their own way to solve problems. a billionaire with family ties to california put up $20 million to fund a bipartisan reform panel called think long. >> california reflects what is happening in washington. you've got two sides that have a difficult time agreeing on very much. and it's so partisan that at the end you almost wonder how a citizen serves. >> he

i want to move the maps up to sacramento, west sacramento. yolo causeway closed because of police activity here. so you can use alternate routes like highway 113 instead. these are live pictures of the original business that was involved in the shooting. and nearby the freeway is shut down. stay with ktvu. we have continuing coverage on both these things. bay bridge a little slower as you try to make your way across into san francisco because of what is happening on the san mateo bridge. busy morning here! now for the weekend weather, let's go to steve. >> thank you. on this friday warm for most, there's some fog dancing around by the coast and around the golden gate. but for everyone else it's sunny and warm. continue that on saturday. looks look the fog regroups sunday and a big cooling trend next week. but today and tomorrow warmest yet so far this season. >> thank you, steve. back to sacramento for an update on the situation on 80. here are live pictures of once again from newschopper over the business where the initial shots were fired th

they built the sacramento water reservoir. the fans were so well built that in fact, they are still in use. the engineers said we have to replace a ball bearing. we of course, have neglected our infrainstruct our and it's rated to be a d and dropping. so if you don't pay your taxes, things do fall down. much of it is things that were built during the new deal. fortunately, they built them very well. so the stuff was really built to last. but, if you don't have taxes to run a state. i expect we will see more of that stuff. i will give you a brief tour that we take for granted. the commitment to public education in all its manifestations. public schools from kindergarten to higher education. there are thousand of new deal schools built within less than ten years. many have art work in or on them. this is berkeley high school. you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. the schools are always telling you that public education can make you better. it should be free. now, public education was fortunatate in californi

look that the almost 90 degrees out toward sacramento. we'll come into the bay area proper, lots of numbers popping up. let's get rid of the buoys there. that's taking up a little bit of space. it's 83 right now in san jose. 86degrees toward redwood city and out toward mountain view. 75 in oakland at the airport. and 74 in san francisco at the airport. some more temperatures take a look at this. big touchtures ture -- temperatures up in the area. it is definitely well above average for this time of year and temperatures are going to be warmer as we go into the bay area weekend. when i come back we'll get specific. i'll go right to your city. we'll look at your forecast high for tomorrow. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. there's going to be wind shifts which could change the way you do business on sunday. i'll see you back here. >> go to our web website to check out temperatures for where you live. >> there's never been any question by the mayor in writing or by phone call of interest of what happened. >> reporter: today ros

. >>> the owners of the sacramento kings, the mayor of sacramento and the nba commissioner will meet. this comes as kevin johnson wrote a letter to the maloof family which owns the sacramento kings saying the city will not renegotiate the proposed arena deal. the city and the team reached a tentative deal last month to fund the arena and also keep the kings in sacramento. the sacramento city council has already passed its end of the deal. >>> the l.a. dodgers are trying to get out of bankruptcy a lot faster. the team has a new reorganization plan that might let them get out of bankruptcy by the -- by the end of the month. the comers -- the dodgers expect the judge to okay the owner to sell the club for $2 billion. >> that would be, siting. >>> 8:37. we want to check in with sal. >> we're -- we're looking along pretty well with the traffic. it's recovered quite nicely. let's take a look at the bay bridge. it's getting better. a little get gusty on the upper deck of the bay bridge. one of the -- one of the things i want to mention, 237 will be slow getting out to 880. so we're getting

. >>> last night was crazy, tonight it's pretty mellow in the bay area but up in the sacramento area ome activity. let's go live to storm tracker, just clicked off the radar but i will pop it back. you can see some cells. you have some wet roadways. that wait a minuter storm warning has been drop -- that winter storm system has been dropped. the system is moving out of area. that system makes it's way through the plains out or to the plains. with all that cold air social security going to meet some cold air. i wouldn't be surprised if we hear about major earthquake this weekend. that could impact your flight. tomorrow a nice day. your bay area weekend looks great. it's going to be warmest on sunday. tomorrow is nice, mid-60s, maybe some upper 60s. by sunday we're looking at low seven 0s. overnight lows will be kind of mild. would be a lot colder but there's a little wind out there and the wind stirs things up. the system is moving out. and as it does it drives it out into the great basin first. it'll cause problems there then out to the east side of the rockies. for us high pressure b

. >> good afternoon everyone, we begin with a developing story from the sacramento area. that is where a major highway remains shut down at this hour as police are on the hunt for a gunman. interstate 80 on the yolo causeway is closed in both directions. officers are looking for amanda opened fire at a commercial trucking business and then crashed the stolen getaway car on the freeway. nick janes is following the story for us in west sacramento. >> police here confirm that the suspect in question hot wired pay tractor from somewhere in the a low causeway, there's a lot of farm land out there so you can imagine that there would be farm equipment out there. he took it and drove along county route 12784 per watcher probably never knew what was coming. all of a sudden he was hit. so part of the recent understand that there was such a delay between the incidents and the recording of it could have been that he may have been knocked unconscious or maybe he did not have cellphone reception. there are a lot of factors at work but we continue to receive updates. it has been wild bec

. >>> last night was crazy, tonight it's pretty mellow in the bay area but up in the sacramento area ve some activity. let's go live to storm tracker, just clicked off the radar but i will pop it back. you can see some cells. you have some wet roadways. that wait a minuter storm warning has been drop -- that winter storm system has been dropped. the system is moving out of area. that system makes it's way through the plains out or to the plains. with all that cold air social security going to meet some cold air. i wouldn't be surprised if we hear about major earthquake this weekend. that could impact your flight. tomorrow a nice day. your bay area weekend looks great. it's going to be warmest on sunday. tomorrow is nice, mid-60s, maybe some upper 60s. by sunday we're looking at low seven 0s. overnight lows will be kind of mild. would be a lot colder but there's a little wind out there and the wind stirs things up. the system is moving out. and as it does it drives it out into the great basin first. it'll cause problems there then out to the east side of the rockies. for us high pressu

. >> reporter: others wanting to drive through to work, school or the near by sacramento airport had to circle around using i5 or highway 113. >> we were headed south on i5 and took the garden highway exit and tried to wind our way down to the garden highway and got rerouted a couple more times and eventually made it here. took a little over an hour, hour 15 minutes. >> the shooter went on to high jack a bird watcher in yolo county. that vehicle is found in north sacramento. i just spoke to a police spokesman a couple of minutes ago. he told me they were chasing down leads in the sacramento area but so far have made no arrests. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> moraga police are investigating a report of a driver who might have been trying to lure a girl into his car. the girl said the driver seemed to motion to her but did not roll down his window or speak. the student described the man as asian, 35 to 45 years old driving a silver four door sedan. >>> administrators say four students ate cookies laced with marijuana at that school this morning. live oak high, officials at live o

much of that is pushing out into the sacramento valley right now. and earlier we had pretty substantial rain down in the san jose area between san jose and los gatos. rainfall totals looking i'm pressive at the moment. over 4/10-inch from this system at cupertino. look up in the north bay very little from zero at st. helena to 1/100-inch at santa rosa and not much happening in the north bay. concord picked up 2/10-inch. suddenly picked up sizzle. we will show you what tex peck tomorrow morning. >> and it brought more than a little drizzle. >> that is true, too. >> see you shortly for the full forecast. >>> a family has saved a dog that was being dragged by a pickup truck down the highway. the dog has been nicknamed freeway. the poor thing was badly hurt. leslie brinkley is live at the veteran's hospital in vallejo. be sounds like he was doing well. has that changed. >> what a recovery, dan. you see this dog he just yesterday had surgery to amputate a leg and today he is hobbling around having survived a horrible ordeal. >> he was gasping and like he

the maim rain has moved toward the sacramento valley. some of the rain totals half inch of rain. napa almost an everybody of rain. ben low ma has had an inch and ha half. so today the rain ends. possible thundershowers this afternoon. but there goes our system. it's moving off and as it does temperatures left behind in the 50s almost for everybody. low 50s expect santa rosa at 47. there could probably be fog forms. upper 50s very, very low 60s on the high today. now cold, unstable air works its way in. even even though we get a break we will see possible showers and thundershowers. nothing too crazy on the rainfall today. tonight and tomorrow we start to ramp things up again. the next front comes in. showers today. rain tomorrow. some of the amounts could be decent here as we go into friday. showers cooler. we will see some sun here. partly sunny to mostly cloudy here. 50s upper to 60s low on temperatures and extended outlook. rain returns thursday. showers cooler on friday. things will calm down and be warmer on the weekend. >>> we now know the inspiration beline the hometown of

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they told the sacramento bees they will begin the bid process this summer by submitting an application. they hope to have it complet in time for kick off in 2014. that seems soon. the last time the bay area was host to super bowl was january, 1985. in case you don't remember, the 49ers were in that game and they won. that was back in the hay day of the niners. what are we going expect? we have more nice weather coming up? >> beautiful weather. spring is feelinge

that's what this dj at 92.1 in the sacramento area thought he was doing. arcia of rico on the radio. he's dancing to "staying alive" by the bee gees. >> he's lip sink isyncing, too. >> this is the best part. >> he doesn't know he's being watched. >> priceless. >> if i just hide, they may forget this happened. >> here's a fun fact about rico, he and i went to school together. not only did we go to school together, we were both part of the school band together. oh. >> that's me, that's rico. it's nice to see he's doing well. i did ask him, what was going on? he always gets his co-workers doing crazy stuff on video. this was sweet revenge for them. >> so the prankster got pranked. >> we were the winningest band. >> what did you play? >> i was in the back with the percussionists. i was playing the bells. >> that's it for our show. we have one more video called goofy the dog, enjoy it stick around because another half hour of "rtm" is on the way. [ female announcer ] this is the story of sam, who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weigh

. >> ama: congress is poised to reject funding for the high-speed rail project but the sacramento bereports it's not necessarily the end of the line for high-speed rail. they have already received funding to build the first leg and the chairman of the authority says he is not surprised more money was left off for next year but the long-term plan is built on the expectation of the feds kicking in more. >> alan: a hole in the wall that became a san francisco institution, the older of one of the city's oldest restaurants say they're not ready to close despite what the city says. >> ama: today's warmer temperatures are coming to an end. frances dinglasan says we'll have big changes in the forecast ahead. >> alan: the health department shut down a beloved san francisco restaurant after finding violations including rodent activity. but that didn't stop people from packing the sam woo restaurant for one last meal. the restaurant has been serving customers in china town since 1907. the ho family which owns the restaurant says the eatery is too old and requires a massive overhaul but they're going t

today not a lot of change from the sacramento, the san joaquin valley. how about 87 in yosemite. it was a record yesterday in reno with temperatures well into the 70s there. we are looking at numbers today still quite pleasant. low 70s in oakland instead of the low 80s. so it just takes the edge off. palo alto about 15 degrees cooler there. 74 fremont with 77 in san rosa. so at times it will be a also bit breezy along the coast. we will still see the fog from half moon bay, pacifica, and 69 in watsonville and ocean beach back into the 60s. the accuweather seven day forecast, ten to fifteen degrees cooler in some spots and we are looking at further cooling tomorrow, a few more clouds on tuesday. a chance of showers wednesday, more likely on thursday. even the higher elevations tomorrow may see the possibility of a thunderstorm. so real dramatic changes. >> and next saturday we are coming back at it again? >> ah-ha. >> lisa, thanks. dan harris joins us now from new york to tell us what is coming up at seven on good morning on "good morning america." mr. morning to you, dan. >> this

with respect to the testimony in sacramento, if there are prepared remarks that the director is entering, it those could be attached to a future directors reports, i think it would be good to memorialize those. i think that is actually a very good effort on the city's part advancing the electronic filing statewide, and finally, the report does not remind people that form 700, annual filings are due next monday, not later than, so we would like people to comply and file them on a timely basis rather than having to deal with non filing and late filing after the fact. a public-service announcement. vice president studely: i did not follow your first item. what were they? >> on page 3. thank you very much. vice president studely: there is one other item, in your continuing to seek a joint meeting with the task force, and we may just want to share that on the record. >> -- executive director: the tapes that we have sent them included april 13, which is the date that they chinos. -- they chose. unfortunately, they took two weeks from when they said the potential dates to answer, and by the tim

. >> i am the vice chair of the sacramento youth commission. i am here to support free muni for youth. it really creates a signal that prevents low income students from succeeding. i really hope you support free muni for all youth. thank you. >> ♪ a they like the youth to be nothing from nothing ♪ ♪ nothing from nothing equals nothing at all ♪ ♪ you may have conquered the student world, but one thing students still nameeed ♪ ♪ they need a bus pass right now ♪ >> are there other members of the public who wish to speak on this item? public comment is closed. i want to take the time to thank ed. we look forward to your budget. can we continue this item to the call of the chair? we will do the without objection. are there any other items? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you. we are adjourned. >> the next time you take a muni bus or train, there could be new technology that could make it easier to get to your destination. many are taking a position of next bus technology now in use around the city. updated at regular intervals from the comfor

she tells the sacramento bee that she does not want the incident to define her or the university. a bizarre burst of violence during a basketball game in a word. take a look amateur video of a league championship game sunday between the oakland rebels and oakland soldiers. the video appears to show and the ball leaving off the bench, then taking a swing at a 16 year-old rebels player. >> he came around, and i as i saw the punch come, i tried to miss the punch but it was too late and he got me on my neck and lower jaw. >> he says that he is recovering. the rebels coach believes the man that threw the punch left before police arrived. police in the oakland soldiers officials were unavailable for comment. government agencies would have to get a court order before shutting down cellular networks under a new state bill. the bill proposed by the state senator is a direct response to what happened in san fransisco last august. bart blocks cellphone service during a protest against a fatal shooting by bart police officer. the chronicle reports the fcc is considering federal rules on the i

she tells the sacramento bee that she does not want the incident to define her or the university. a funeral set for tomorrow for a deputy killed in the line of duty, deputy robert paris was shot to death last week while serving an eviction notice at a modesto apartment. a locksmith was also killed. investigators say the subject shot himself during a police standoff before fire engulfed the complex >> san francisco board of supervisors will next consider shuffling money. they expect to spend $47 million more for overtime than was budgeted and most of it is done to exit due to extra work at muni and the fire department. now the board might shift money that was for salaries and fringe benefits >> maximum punishment handed down at the secret service >> also, how ted nugent is in trouble with that agency >> i was surprised he came and it may >> a student athlete sucker punch during the game. it is all caught on tape >> two sailors heading on for dear life. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> bombings in iraq killed at least 30 people today. there were a total of 12 attacks. half of the bombs targeted se

a team source told the sacramento bee the 49ers well begin the formal bid process this summer. the team hopes to have the state-of-the-art stadium completed in time for kickoff in 2014. >>> and in case you can't remember the last time the bay area played host to a super bowl, it was back in january of 1985. the joe montana days at stanford and the 49ers won that super bowl as well. >>> thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. we've got "tech now" coming up next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. good night. t >>> coming up next, hold your breath. we'll show you what happens when a new apple ipad gets dropped.

lifting in the sacramento valley, snow in the sierra nevada from this system and winter storm watch for the one coming in 12 hours or so. i'll detail that for you, coming up. >>> with the slick roads we had a couple earlier accidents in the east bay, both cleared. i'll show you a few live shots. here's san mateo bridge traffic light roads are wet you want to be a little extra careful. live shot 680 walnut creek good ride southbound highway 24. so far no major problems. we'll check out south bay. northbound 280 for headlights out of san jose this is highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. >>> we are following breaking news from indonesia. officials issued a tsunami watch for the entire indian ocean after a magnitude 8.6 quake hit off the coast of sumatra this morning. the quake struck 500 kilometers from banda aceh province. no word on damage or injuries. indonesian television showing scenes of crowds their homes for higher ground. more than 238,000 people were killed and much of banda aceh was devastated after a 9.1 quake in december of 2004. >>> organizers are asking for volunteers

the sacramento district attorney's office asked the judge to detain the alleged victim, that she was there as a witness against the defendant. the man is tattooed with swastikas and accused of three counts of rape and sexual assault against that teen. >> i do believe it should not have happened in the first place. i do believe that there were less extreme measures to obtain her statement. >> the girl was released and is being held in a secret location. she's wearing a gps monitoring device to be sure she can be reached to testify. the defendant is a parolee with six convictions. >>> oracle against google in a courtroom battle. at issue, smartphone technology. oracle accuses google of infringing on seven patents on technology used in smartphones. oracle claims that google used the technology intentionally and without paying for it. >>> the traitest trends of online bullying is part of a new bill headed to the state senate. it would make it easier for schools to punish those harassing others on sites. schools could suspend or expel students for so-called burn pages. those are web pages

. >>> the sacramento d.a.'s office is being criticized for locking up the teenaged victim of an alleged rape. prosecutors say they locked up the 17-year-old girl to make sure she testifies in the case. she failed to show up at a preliminary hearing and has a history of running away. the d.a.'s office says the alleged rapist is likely to rape again unless he is convicted. the girl has been in juvenile hall for the past two weeks, a hearing today will determine if she should be set free. >>> a man suspected of robbing several bay area banks has been arrested. 22-year-old jeremy morton was arrested during a traffic stop in sacramento county. morton is believed to have robbed banks in concord, oakland, san leandro, livermore and stockton between february and march of this year. >>> a car stuck on oakland railroad tracks near jefferson street overnight this. happened just before 1:00 a.m. the driver was apparently not familiar with the area and made a wrong turn. one freight train had to stop while emergency crews r

the rain has moved off to the sacramento valley. but still a lot of cloud cover around. so today, we go from rain to more of a showery pattern. the rain will return tomorrow for everybody. it rains when it rains on your castle, not mine. maybe some sun. very little. it will be cooler. possible thunderstorms. i mean, the atmosphere is juiced. it's ready to go. it needs a trigger in the atmosphere. that might come in later on. we can use a little heat. a little system is starting to move around the santa cruz mountains, the san mateo coast. this is live stormtracker2, right on the hayward side. you can -- back up along skyline and back into the santa cruz mountains. it's a sign of things to come later on. if they are already starting this early, things will be active. now, some of the rain totals were really interesting. concord .75. dublin had that. one ban stalled out there near crockett and then cordelia and then san leandro to downtown oakland had .82. but san jose had as much as santa rosa and more than san rafael. you do not see that very often. look at that. there wa

. >>> pieces of the meteor have been found near the towns of paloma and lotus northeast of sacramento. the meteor hit the earth's atmosphere about 8:00 sunday morning and was seen and heard from the sacramento area all the way to las vegas. nasa is asking the public for any amateur photos or videos of that meteor. >>> jane goodall has been named grand marshall for the rose parade. she was startled when she was asked to be grand marshall. she'll ride in the parade and attend the rose bowl game that follows. >>> let's talk about our weather today. it was humid out there. it felt like at any moment it was going to start raining. >> a few reports of light sprinkles. we hit on it last night, the moisture is there. so far, the precipitation's been very light. that's beginning to change around especially for the south bay. we'll show you what we have. you can see this area of precipitation moving up from the south. now it's working its way in our direction. you see it moving up toward the south bay now. what we'll see in the next few hours is this light shower activity moving into the san jo

millionaires, we get two views on the so-called "buffett" rule, from white house advisor gene sperling and leading conservative economist douglas holtz-eakin. >> woodruff: from sacramento, spencer michels reports on community colleges, facing more and more applicants but tighter budgets. >> reporter: california's community colleges serve 2.6 million students. it's the largest higher education system in the entire country. but its mission may be changing. >> woodruff: and ray suarez talks with the authors of "tinderbox," a new take on the history and spread of aids. >> the roots of colonialism, it's unlikely that the epidemic we know today would have come out in the way we've seen it. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> citi turns 200 this year. in that time, there have been some good days and some difficult ones. but through it all, we persevered. supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas from ambition to achievement. and t

it all began around 6 this morning the officers to the shooting of a west sacramento repair shop thepected gunman shot from there the suspect on a rampage officers say that they crashed a stolen truck into a free media he that is gave them a tractor investigators say that he be some of the mentally second struck to the west sacramento apartments and after exchanging gunfire police confirmed that the man had been shot and killed. no word yet on his identity. thought a series of crashes at the same as a bridge in both directions. what a big rig crashed into a pickup truck in the westbound lanes a short time later driving eastbound he smashed into the back of a patrol car passing it into the back of a fire truck nobody was seriously hurt but traffic was a total mess. all lanes on the bridge reopened around 10:00 a.m.. he learned late today that a famous bay area restaurant is getting its second chance. here's a look at sambos and hold the wall in washington street in sentences as chinatown it's been open for more than a hundred years it's usually pretty crowded but not like this. he led

the highly unusual case in sacramento pits public safety against the rights of a rape victim. jonathan has the story. >> if she's a victim, she's suffered a horrible, horrible experience, and now she's bein being, she's being treated like a criminal and she's being forced to live through this every day. >>reporter: the incident in question reportedly occurred last july with young girl now 17 kidnapped from light rail station. raped sexually assaulted. suspect is also suspected in a second sexual assault and has past criminal history. prosecutors place the 17-year-old victim in juvenile hall fear naul she might not appear to testify. >> it really is a last resort. something we never want to do. you don't want to put a victim or witness in custody. but at the same time there's an issue of protecting the community when you have serious crimes of violence and you have the a defendant with a serious prior record. >> any sexual assault victim who does in the weren't to testify can not be imprisoned for not testifying. >>reporter: but one legal expert says the da office does have tha

. >> the fake gold bar looked similar to this one bought by a woman who was duped in the sacramento area back in 2010. police say the scam usually goes down in the parking lot of a shopping center, and the victims are elderly. >> they tell us a tale of whoa and how their family member needs medical care and they need money quickly and they are willing to sell a gold bar or gold bars to the person so they can raise money. >> the scam artist offers the fake gold bar at a discounted price. they accompany the victim to the bank, take out cash, make the exchange and the victim doesn't find out until they go to the jewelry store and get the bad news. >> but we also know that this person has worked all over the bay area and the other parts of the state as well. >> in the past two years, six victims have reported being duped out of thousands of dollars from bakersfield to chico. one woman lost $9,000. now investigators hope this photo will help them catch up with the suspect who was selling fool's gold all over the state. police say the suspect may speak spanish and may have an accomplice who bu

. >> the fake gold bar looked similar to this one bought by a woman who was duped in the sacramento area back in 2010. police say the scam usually goes down in the parking lot of a shopping center, and the victims are elderly. >> they tell us a tale of whoa and how their family member needs medical care and they need money quickly and they are willing to sell a gold bar or gold bars to the person so they can raise money. >> the scam artist offers the fake gold bar at a discounted price. they accompany the victim to the bank, take out cash, make the exchange and the victim doesn't find out until they go to the jewelry store and get the bad news. >> but we also know that this person has worked all over the bay area and the other parts of the state as well. >> in the past two years, six victims have reported being duped out of thousands of dollars from bakersfield to chico. one woman lost $9,000. now investigators hope this photo will help them catch up with the suspect who was selling fool's gold all over the state. police say the suspect may speak spanish and may have an accomplice who bu

this year the sacramento river delta could have the largest number of returning chinook salmon in sevenwhich marks a sharp turnaround from just a few years ago, when steep declines in salmon led to the largest fishery closures on record in 2008 and 2009. >>> easter ham and mexican food, that is what three bay area marines were craving when they walked off the plane from afghanistan today. >> we want to welcome you, thank you for your sacrifice and your service, and welcome home. >> thank you. >> the patriot guard, along with family and friends greeted the marines when they arrived at sfo today. the men just finished a year-long tour of duty in afghanistan. and they say it was a once in a lifetime experience but they have been counting down the days until they got to come home. >> glad to be home. it's been a long time. been about a year, so glad to be back. today it's good to be home. >> it's fantastic being back with my family. a year is a long time being separated from my family. but it's all well weather it. my family supports me in everything that i do and i love them very much. >>

here to talk about her work and also the legislation that is being proposed at the sacramento level is michael, and if i get your title correct, he is the senior counsel to the california attorney general harris. >> thank you, supervisor avalos, and other supervisors. thank you for having us. it is a pleasure to be here for this informational role. supervisor avalos is our supervisor. i live there. i have seen the told a foreclosure crisis is taking in our own neighborhood, so it is a very serious and timely issue. i want to recognize supervisors campos and another. i want to a knowledge a couple of people that i have worked with, particularly as we battled towards a settlement. richardson and kevin's time, two folks who have been real leaders and advisers during the process, so i would like to talk a little bit if it is helpful for this board through the process about the settlement. as many of you know, there was a major settlement reached with the five major bank servicers. jpmorgan chase, bank of america, wells fargo, and others, citi and allied, and as the was talking about, a bro

the sacramento group hopes to t couple0,000 in the nex months to help pay for the trip if. a charity event and failed miserably. kids are amazing. >> check out a huge cast that lives in new mexico. veterinarians are working to help the cat that has ballooned 39 pounds. you can barely pick it up. catelderly owner of the longer care for him. so he's at an animal shelter in san jose. they will slim down and then home with a loving family. comedian steve harvey is now king of the box office. let's a movie based on his best- has knocked "hunger from the top of the box office. its open. dates withgo out on open doors for me. >> really? really. >> think like a man and earned in its first weekend on the big screen. the lucky one came in second under $23 million. and after nearly a month at the p spot, "hunger games" dropped place, followed by a chimpanzee. >> much more to come in the 6:00 hour if. in the trayvon martin case. on the release of george zimmerman from florida jail. >> and part of the beltway is shut down all morning breaking news from florida. killer george zimmerman w