we'll have the tow company pick it up. you just need -- the vehicle has to be towable and they have to sign the title to the tow company. it's a way to get it out of neighborhood. >> reporter: although we found lots of potential candidates we didn't find any owners wanting to part with vehicles, running or not. this house had the most. how many do you have? >> we have about 8 and a trailer. and we had others but we sold them. >> reporter: do you want any of them towed? >> no. >> reporter: lance daniels said some of his cars just need batteries but otherwise they run. and even though he has to constantly move his mom's '65 buick off the public street to avoid tickets, he thinks it's worth thousands. it just needs the right buyer. >> it's not a junker at all. it's a classic car. not needing to be thrown away. >> reporter: that's part of the problem. sunnyvale says it is getting harder to get people to give up their older vehicles. in past years a dozen owners would happily sign up just to have their vehicles disposed of. lat

we'll have the tow company pick it up.ll you need to do is the vehicle has to be towable and sign the title over to the tow company. >> although we found lots of potential candidates, we didn't find any owners willing to part with their vehicles whether they were running or not. this house had the most we saw. >> how many cars do you have here? >> we have about eight and a trailer and we had others, but we sold them. >> do you want any of them towed? >> no. >> lance daniel said some of his cars just need batteries, but otherwise they run. even though he has to move his mom's '65 buick off the public street to avoid getting tickets, he thinks it's worth thousands of dollars, it just needs the right buyer. >> it's not a junker. it's a classic car. >> and that is part of the problem, sunnyvale said it's getting harder for people to give up their vehicles. a dozen owners would happily sign up to have their vehicles disposed of. lately it's been half that. >> a reflection of the economy. people holding on to their cars longer,

we'll have the tow company pick it up.ll you need to do is the vehicle has to be towable and have to sign over the title to the tow company to get it out of the neighborhood. >> although we found lots of potential candidates, we didn't find any owners throlg part with their vehicles whether they were running or not. this house off murphy avenue had the most we saw. >> how many cars do you guys have here? >> we have about eight and a trailer. and we had others but we sold them. >> want any of them towed? >> no. >> lance daniels said of some his cars just need batteries but otherwise, they run. even though he has to constantly move his mom's '65 buick off the public street to avoid getting tickets, he thinks it is worth thousands of dollars. it just needs the rye buyer. >> it is not a junker. it is a classic car. >> and that is part of the problem. sunnyvale says it is getting harder to get people to give up their older vehicles. in past years, a dozen owners would sign up just to have their vehicles disposed of. lately, it

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bridge tow crews got out there quickly. moved it out of lanes so westbound and eastbound 80 both looking good. and to silicon valley, the ride here on westbound 237 looks great. you can see our one live traffic sensor there showing speeds around 67 miles per hour. a check of mass transit coming up. in the meantime back to you. >> elizabeth, thank very much. 5:09. violence in libya hitting close to home, how colleagues are remembering two journalists killed in the war zone. >> luxury living on treasure island. a major development in the works and the problem that could be caused for commuters. >> the ground moving under their homes. why east bay homeowners are

at last check a tow crew was out there trying to hook up a truck right now. the fire is long gone so it's a matter of getting that truck out of lanes. they're telling us 15 minutes or so but in the meantime there is a lot of slow traffic in southbound 101. so give yourself some extra time there. other than that the roads are quiet back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's get you up to date on this developing story in san francisco. more than 6,000 people left in the dark this morning. >> an underground equipment problem is getting the blame. anne makovec just on the scene in the hayes valley where crews are working quickly to get the power back on. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. the power has been out for about four hours now. some progress is made in this huge outage. you can see this apartment complex right behind this pg&e truck, that one just lit up but on the other side of the street here, still very dark. all of the street lights are out, the stop lights. so it's touch and go right now. at last word, there were 6700 pg&e customers in the dar

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. >> i have triple-a call a tow truck. >> reporter: more and more people are doing just that. >> over the last couple of weeks, it's gone up 20, 30% on average. >> reporter: this tow truck driver says he has been picking up all kinds of people. >> many people just leaving the house to get to the gas station. >> reporter: triple-a reports in northern california roadside gas calls are up 26%. >> it's tough to say why. looking at the price of gas in 2008 when the prices were high, the same thing happened then as well. >> reporter: whether they are driving around on fumes looking for the best price or simply saving up to fill up, there is no doubt high gas prices are leaving more folks stranded and service station owner john bartunic says it can damage your car. >> over a period of time it will damage the fuel pump. >> reporter: most cars built after the '90s, fuel pumps were built to be submerged. not only can a low tank destroy your pump but it can clog your engine with the gunk and debris at the bottom of the tank. less warns don't rely on the electronic gas gauge to tell you how many

the owner was towing it to a marijuana in in stockton when it hit bottom on sunday. coastguard says it is keeping the boat on scene to direct traffic around it until the owner has it towed away. >>> officials at the laboratory tell ktvu they are reviewing records from the department of energy after an audit said they failed to protect sensitive national security information. the inspector general faulted the bay area lab on several points in the audit released today. for example, the audit said the lab allowed contractors to make changes to a system which monitors nuclear explosions without getting proper approval. the east bay lab has a number of systems pertaining to the stockpeople and nuclear reactor programs. >>> well, these are tough budget times in san jose but today no one raised a stink over an extensive proposal to rebuild the sewage treatment there. and robert handa is going to show us why. >> the sewage water goes in dirty and comes out clean. the san jose pollution control plant has been doing the job for 60 years. before the population boom and before s

they just recently towed that truck. they had to get it up on a rather large tow truck. they towed that vehicle down to the candle stick park exit near where the trucks are taken. now it's off the freeway. at 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. in the news right now thousands of san francisco residents are waking up with no electricity this morning. now this outage happened at haze and goff. allie rasmus is out there at the scene. what happened? >>> the outage is effecting a number of neighborhoods not just haze and goff where we are but the western edition. we are on haze and gough. if we zoom out we can see there a pg&e crew that arrived a few minutes ago. there was a pg&e truck at another intersection of the intersection. it looks like the workers there have uncovered a manhole cover and they are looking under ground at some of the electrical equipment and under ground pg&e equipment. aside from that truck and the lights there the only lights were from flairs out here and the street traffic. you can see street traffic is taking this slow. treating this

>> i think tow missiles... i'm ready to look at arming them to help themselves. we need american air power back into the site. we need to take the fight to tripoli. go after his inner circle. that's the way to end this war decisively and quickly. the strategy we have is going to lead to a stalemate. it needs to change. help the rebels, take the fight to tripoli. get this thing over with. qaddafi must go. it would be a disaster to keep him in power. >> schieffer: you certainly made some news this morning, senator. i'll give you that. thank you so much for being with us. i'll be back with a final word in just a moment. >> schieffer: finally today, after all these years and a long dispute, richard nixon's friends and the national archives have reached an agreement that will allow the nixon presidential library to mount an exhibit that tells the real story of watergate. that's good. it will give the library much more credibility. and that the dispute went on so long is not all that out of the ordinary, in historical terms. as long as there has been history, humans ha

one tow which some people would like us to return. here's a guy himself, that's actually a light bounce off of fdr roosevelt. this was his chakra. this was march 4th, 1933. he made the statement and he made it, i didn't understand a long time. the point i was making, people were terrified. because it seemed like the economy had no bottom and the banks were going down and there was no federal deposit dollars. so imagine a time when we actually had a president who told us we should be courageous rather than trafficked in fear. to his own advantage. there's been a long war on the new deal. it was when roosevelt got started. almost immediately, the more than great realized the lengths he was willing to go. at the beginning, roosevelt didn't understand how far he was going to go. the dupont family and the ones that set up the american liberty league. that was successful because they have unlimited amounts of money. there were so popular, they were not able to stop it. they began to finance right-wing think tanks. they have been successful

a tow crew partially blocking one lane.it is backed up from 580 to stoneridge drive in the southbound lanes of 680. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> uc-berkeley police just released sketches of two suspects wanted in separate attacks on women on campus there. police say this man robbed and sexually assaulted a girl friday night as she was walking in the haviland grove area. he is 5'7" with a thin build, short brown hair. the night before, police say another man grabbed a girl as she was walking near the valley life science building. that's the sketch there. he is 5'6", medium build, blonde or light brown hair and bad teeth. police are looking into similarities between these cases and other recent attacks on campus. >>> two murders in two days that might be the case in concord. within the past hour, the coroner arrived on a home -- at a home on bedford road. last night, police responded to a distress call. homicide investigators on the scene right now but they are not releasing much information. two days a

you can see a tow truck backing up into the area. one of the vehicles that may have been involved is going to be towed away. the person did not suffer life threatening injuries. we will keep you posted. >>> how to stop crime was on the agenda this morning when gene quan met with merchant groups. they credit her with helping the organization to organize merchants to reduce crime. jack london square, where a shooting left two people dead and four people wounded. >> different community at different times. that was more part of the bar scene. >> we have done things in the bars that haven't been able to control their crowds, asked them to get security, some case there are off-duty officers. >> they have been discussing the situation on jack london square. >>> police have a description for the get away car in that homicide. they thought it was a dodge but now they say it's a car like this one. a white toyota camry. >>> police are warning female joggers and walkers. a man has been approaching them from behind and running away. it happened s

tow truck just arrived on scene. word of a trouble spot on 92.ails coming right up but let's get back to the news. >>> a dog attack at a popular san jose park. a woman risked her life to try to save her husky. kiet do explains this is the third dog attack in san jose in recent months. he joins us now with more. kiet do, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. that woman is now recovering with stitches to her face. her dog is dead. and the two pit bulls that are responsible are still out there. now, this all happened thursday at midnight when dawn wilson was out riding her bike with her dog shadow. that husky mix was off leash when two dogs, a pit bull and a pit bull mix, came out of a darkness and attacked them. the pit bulls went right for the dog's throat. wilson tried to stop it and they bit her too. cataldi park is 33 acres. no one heard her crying for help that hour of the day. shadow, 12 years old, didn't stand a chance. after a half hour he was left for dead by the other dogs. the 66-year-old woman found her phone that she dropped and ca

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there was an earlier stall on the upper deck so bridge tow crews just came out and cleared it. but as you can see, we have a long line of brake lights right behind it. elsewhere, all right. 880 through oakland. earlier this camera was actually moving back and forth quite a bit. pretty windy out there. in fact we still have wind advisories in effect for several bridges including where you just saw at the bay bridge toll plaza. also san mateo bridge, benicia bridge and the dumbarton bridge. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a santa clara county jury has reached a verdict in a several trial which involves allegations of rape against two former members of the de anza college baseball team. kcbs radio's matt bigler is in san jose where that verdict should be announced this morning. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes. the jury reached a verdict last night in the de anza case and they are expected to read it at 9:00 this morning. the jury of six women and six men is being asked to decide if two former de anza baseball players are guilty of allowing a

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rain, richmond light rain, we are seeing areas of moderate rain over the peninsula is by palo well tow santa cruz mountains. once the sun goes down, all of this will taper off. forcing snow showers this year as well. it down to the south is where most of the showers and rain will be. once the sun goes down things will calm down. temperatures will be chilly to more morning, 37 now, 37 santa rosa, 40 redwood city, 37 livermore, 40 san jose. morris temperatures will be slightly warmer than today. 65 santa rosa, 61 samara fall, 64 concord the low 60s for the bay shores, '50s along the coast and have monday and 55 in los gatos. snow still flying at this hour the release body and will continue to do so into tomorrow morning. if snow showers lingering into tomorrow morning and then send a partly sunny skies. snow accumulations expected but a few inches over night. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, cold start to tomorrow and the warmer afternoon and the winds will kick up in the afternoon. sunday a few subtle mix in san thing monday but temperatures will stay in my old. later on nex

both jets were towed to an area where they will be inspected.jured. >> we're just waiting, having a chat santa been annoying. suddenly there is a big bank. it's a crashing noise. something's broken. >> mark: that the airlines, they made an unscheduled landing in carolina, there is an odor that made some of the passengers sick. it was bound for fort lauderdale, it made that landing after they decided to divert. >> darya: today makes the 38 anniversary of nasa's space ship program. we'll find that this afternoon with that shuttles will make their final landings. they will each end the ban permanent display at a different occasion. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live lick here at the golden gate bridge. plenty of sunshine. if it looks gorgeous. ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screec

thornton going toe to tow with kobe. 28 in the game for kobe bryant. back to thornton.im 33. guarding kobe now, a little mano y mano action here. tied at 39 in the late going. speaking of kobe, he was fined $100,000 by the nba for comments that commissioner david stern called offensive and inexcusable. he was upset over a foul call and punched his chair and directed a homophobic slur at the referee. two words starting with f. you can figure it out. kobe saying he was not meant to offend any one. >> he has to understand there is always a camera on him. >> his behavior has to be elevate. >> thanks. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news at 9. i'm dan noyes. for all of us for larry beil and the rest of the ab abc 7 ns team, thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

right now we can see and hear a tow truck in the parking lot. it's not process of towing away one of the shooting victims cars. you see the family members standing by. the family members have been here since about 2:00 this morning dealing with the loss and grieving out here. a total of six people were shot last night. two men and two women were injured and the other two young victims were young men that were killed in the shooting. it happened just before 1:00 this morning. police say what they believe happened was a car full of people. they tried to get into the bar but was denied access. witnesses say that's when a man pulled out a gun and started shooting. 10-15 people were inside sweet jimmy's bar when this happened. police have not made any arrests but they are looking for one black male shooting suspect and the rest of the people who were in the car with him. but a sergeant out here told me earlier this morning right now police are not ready to release a suspect or vehicle description just yet. right around the same time this shooting hap

the earlier accident, where a tow truck arrived blocking the slow lane. no slowing through the area. because of the light volume as well. highway 4, you will see slowing in a half hour off the antioch bridge and heading toward l street. that stretch typically shows the first slowing in a half hour from now. back to you. >> thanks much. the once mighty video giant blockbuster going on the auction block. two are expected to be one of the perspective buyers. blockbuster filed for bankruptcy protect and the chain has 5600 stores remaining. opening bid, $290 million. >>> coming up, you won't want to text and drive, especially today. we'll explain why. >> reporter: check your flight status before heading out to the airport. i'm bob redell. we'll explain why in a live report from fso. >>> the federal government is taking effort to make sure an explosion like the one in san bruno doesn't happen again. >>> asking for new officer training in one of the biggest cities. >>> a live look outside from the south bay, san jose. looking for a nice start to the week. it is

you can see a tow truck arriving as well. expect slowing past the seen.e have a blip around north livermore avenue. the typical build up. continuing on through caster valley, 59-mile-an-hour speed sensor there. construction zone, the roadways are open in all directions through the area. a live look at 880 shows why speeds are fine coming through the northbound direction with the right side, the taillights and southbound side. you can see the glowing lights. we are giving a warning about the fog in the area. a lot of moisture in the area. finally, we get a live look out at the bay bridge. light volume. friday is late for the build up here. we have the metering lights on closer to 4:30. >>> japanese car makers checking for radiation. nissan's cars are making their way to port. they are being screened. company leaders say they are doing the radiation tests voluntarily following concerns from other countries. several key auto plants are located in northern japan near the fukushima power plant. >>> good news for employers. they plan to hire 20% more college gr

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the barge was towed away safely while others will be removed the next few weeks. >>> this is cute. a family of ducks has become a popular attraction at one new jersey fast food restaurant since she parked her nest near the drive-through weeks ago the mama duck was cared for by restaurant employees and a conservationist. now that her ducklings have hatched plans are in the works to move them to a nearby pond. >>> let's get another check at your national and regional weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning once again. >> let's turn our attention to the west coast and help everyone prepare for their day as they wake up. that huge storm system that swept across the country is now gone but as far as in the northwest, a little stormy weather. nothing too tragic is going to occur. just gusty winds and thunderstorms. the worst of it will probably be the actual lightning from the storms. temperatures on the cool side with this system too behind this front temperatures in the 50s. still very nice in southern california. no problems today

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it will toe cars and trucks -- tow cars off your property free of charge. the city admits it's not easy to get people to give up their older vehicles because of the economy. >>> a different look for san francisco city hall. it is baited in blue for the kickoff of national autism awareness month. nine countries turn their landmarks blue. >>> we know san francisco is a diverse place but how long is too young to learn about some of the city's neighborhoods? grace leon why one parent is upset. >> is it appropriate for second graders? some parents say absolutely not after they took a tour yesterday for their social studies class. one parent she has already experienced backlash for not letting her child go. that's why she wants her identity hidden. >> that's sexuality, why would you talk to a young child about sex with a man and woman and let a loan a woman and a woman or a man and a man. they are not ready for that. >> the second graders took a guided tour. it included a visit to a school. this parent believes it's too early to approach the subject of sex. >> sh

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tow truck drivers say they hear all kinds of reasons. >> they didn't want to get gas.y're hoping it would go down or vice versa or they would go and get a little bit of gas. >> triple a says the last time they saw a spike in the number of people needing gas delivered was three years ago when prices at the pump soared. >>> thanksfully they ride up and down the freeways ready to help people out there who desperately need it. >> they do. if they're trying to drive around looking for a lower price, maybe a penny. >>> we can find sal. how is the commute looking, sal? >>> it's okay. one of the ways to save gas is not to be in stop and go traffic. so it's really want to save in gas you might want to leave the house early like now when traffic is doing pretty well because when you're in stop and go traffic your mileage goes down. you probably already know that. traffic looks good in the south bay. no major problems this morning on 680 southbound as you drive past mission boulevard. and if you're coming up to the bay bridge toll plaza, it has been nice and light here for you. s

: je, the day after 9/11, he showed up for work dressed as osama bin laden with his crack dealer in towhey said if you continue taking drugs, within six months, you'll be dead, in prison or in a lunatic asylum. i considered all three options and i thought, lunatic asylum, that will probably be horrible. death, well, no one knows yet. and prison -- not for me. with these eyebrows, i don't think so. so, i thought, get off the drugs. >> reporter: was it difficult? >> it was the hardest thing i've done. >> reporter: after rehab, brand found another feel good addition. an affair with kate moss launched him into a sexual stratosphere. and his thousands of conquests earned him the title of shagger of the year. when we have a chef on "nightline," we ask him to cook a little something. so, i would be remiss if i did not ask you to display for us how you would approach a strange, attractive woman. >> well, that's my defining quality? you realize i'm actually a comedian, not, in fact, a professional -- >> reporter: after a bit of protests, he agrees to show us on our "nightline" producer. >> remem

. >> reporter: both jets were towed away and investigate he is from the federal aviation administration are trying to filling out what happened. the a-380 is the world's largest commercial passenger jet. last night 495 passengers and 25 crew were on board. 62 passengers and four crew were on board comair flight 6293. no one was hurt in the collision. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >>> spun around like a top. wow. >>> after 30 years of space flight, nasa has decided the final landing spots for its fleet of space shuttles. the shuttle discovery will head to the national air and space museum in washington, endeavour will go right here to california to the science center down in los angeles in atlantis which will fly the last planned shuttle mission in june will go to florida. new york will get the prototype enterprise which was used for the first test flights back in the 1970s. >>> several homeless people who took over a building in san francisco are in police custody this afternoon. officers arresting about eight protestors who spent the night in that vacant structure on davisidero

last fall long island, new york was the first couldn't tow approve of an abusive pet owner registry. we are live, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> demolition crews today tore down a vacant car dealership in vallejo that was damaged by a fire. it was the old cadillac building. it was the second in 24-hours and marks the 5th time the building has caught fire. the building was used as an encampment by 50 homeless people. it was demolished after it was determined it was unsafe to occupy. >> the building is very dangerous. it is hard for all of us. we want the city to help us. >> investigators believe that the fire may have been sparked by someone using a torch to cut up scrap metal inside of the building to sell for recycling. >>> a worker in oakly was injured today when he was trapped between two sections of a portable school building. the fire officials say the worker was setting up equipment to move the building. a metal jack being used to lift the building tipped over, causing the structure to shift trapping him in between. the worker was freed and take ento the hospital for treatment. >>> t