we come twice a day to unload all the trucks. i need you to go on up there and he will assist you to unloading the mattress and the futons. >> okay. okay. >> sometimes you see it popping out. you have to be very careful. pushing in and down. pull it out. >> you have been here once earlier? >> did you have as much stuff? >> more. >> oh , my god. >> did you survive your day in dpw? >> i did i learned quite a bit. the packing truck. shovelling stuff. the steamer i thought i was a candidate for an industrial accident. >> we have 340 employees. most of the people out there do it every day. >> i'm ready to turn in my vest. >> did a good job today. >> would you pass him on probation. >> yes. see you tomorrow at 6 i

. >> one of the laws the governor signed will ban californians from openly carrying unloaded handgun. long pitted gun rights supporters against law enforcement and public safety advocates. katie, this does not end the debate. >> reporter: not even close. livermore and walnut creek were two bay area cities that saw pro open carry department stations over the last year. starting january 1st, it is going to be illegal. at least one man in livermore says he has a plan to remain armed. >> the willful disregard of our rights should be offensive to everybody. >> reporter: he wears an unloaded handgun on his hip during our interview. he says he was disappointed the governor signed the bill into law. making this very act illegal. >> simple common sense says criminals do not openly carry firearms when they go to commit crimes. >> reporter: governor brown says he made his decision because it is what california police chiefs wanted. they and other supporters say open carry wastes law enforcement time and resources. a spokeswoman with the brady campaign told me it is great for them. walter stanley

. >> one of the laws the governor signed will ban californians from openly carrying unloaded handgun. long pitted gun rights supporters against law enforcement and public safety advocates. katie, this does not end the debate. >> reporter: not even close. livermore and walnut creek were two bay area cities that saw pro open carry department stations over the last year. starting january 1st, it is going to be illegal. at least one man in livermore says he has a plan to remain armed. >> the willful disregard of our rights should be offensive to everybody. >> reporter: he wears an unloaded handgun on his hip during our interview. he says he was disappointed the governor signed the bill into law. making this very act illegal. >> simple common sense says criminals do not openly carry firearms when they go to commit crimes. >> reporter: governor brown says he made his decision because it is what california police chiefs wanted. they and other supporters say open carry wastes law enforcement time and resources. a spokeswoman with the brady campaign told me it is great for them. walter stanley

ed handgun in public. -- unloaded handgun in public. earlier this year several people intentionally displayed their unloaded guns in coffee shops and restaurant. they argue they have the right under the second amendment. the governor sided with law enforcement, list chiefs and sheriffs, namely -- police chiefs and sheriffs, mainly in los angeles said it was not safe and it could spark violence and waste time responding to false calls. the law takes effect january 1st. anyone caught violating the law faces one year in jail and fines of up to $1,000. at 5:00 some of the other bills signed by the governor. they could affect the health of your children. >>> opponents of the california dream act signed by governor brown over the weekend plan to launch a ballot initiative to get it repealed. the dream act allows undocumented immigrants to apply for financial aid at state universities. governor brown says it benefits everyone by investing in students and giving them a chance to improve their lives. critics say it undermines immigration laws an

beginning january 1st it will no longer be legal to openly carry an unloaded handgun. but it will still be legal to openly carry unloaded long guns like shot guns and rifles. >> a direct reaction to what our governments in sacramento have done to us. we're not trying to intimidate anybody. we're saying our government is making life difficult for us. we're going to stay within the law. >> i will not be carrying but i have a long gun at home, that i'm going to be carrying because it's -- we're allowed to do that. >> a few spectators didn't like the idea of seeing civilians carrying so many weapons. >> it's a little scary because when you go out in public, going to public places like starbucks, even to a 24 here, you don't want anybody carrying a gun, whether you think it's loadedded or not. >> anytime you see people in a suburban environment with guns, it's kind of scary. >> after it was over, demonstrators worked across the boulevard and piled into a kfc restaurant where the grabbed a bite to eat with weapons exposed. >> police quietly watched this event from a distance

deadline california governor brown signs aó[Ñ controversial new ban on the practice of openly carrying unloadedandguns in public. >> >> reporter: i'm live in san jose. protest has been whittled down to five. the remaining five still full of optimism. the story coming up. >> note the clouds are getting thicker. rain is on the way. i'll tell you when and near record warmth later in the forecast. >> a few more cars at the bay bridge toll plaza, full details coming up. >>> monday, also columbus day, 6:01. thank you for joining us i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. this morning dozens of new laws on the books signed by governor brown last night. one ran need to upset gun -- one is guaranteed to upset gun rights supporters. >> reporter: starting january 1st, leave your guns home. governor brown has signed a law making it illegal to openly carry a handgun if public. anyone caught violating faces up to one year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines. earlier this year gun advocates organized open carry organizations in the east bay where several intentionally displayed unloaded guns in coffee shops and re

demonstrators say the guns were unloaded, making it all perfectly legal. >> i'm trying to protect my family and the second amendment said i can do that. >> reporter: for an hour this afternoon, more than two dozen gun rights advocates geaghted in front of a mall. he heard from supporters who honked their horns and others who didn't like what they saw. >> i've got my kids in the car. i don't need them seeing guns like that. >> reporter: the group, calling it the responsible citizens of california, protested a new law signed by governor brown. beginning january 1st it will no longer be legal to openly carry an unloaded hand gun, but it will still be legally to openly carry unloaded long guns like shotguns and rifles. >> this is a direct reaction to what our government officials in sacramento have done to us. we're not out here trying to intimidate anybody or anything like that. we're saying our government is making life difficult for us. we'll stay within the law. >> i will not be carrying but i have a long gun at home, a smith and wes son .40 caliber car bien because we're allowed to

what do i do when i cannot even let my family out in front of our own house or unload my groceries? i think it is a poorly conceived plan, and i thank you for your time, yet again. >> i am surprised you said windy because my friends call me when the because they do not think i will ever grow up. i live in the neighborhood. at every meeting, i have said that there will be blood on your hands. that is because this is a wrong idea that has funding already approved for it. i am a bicyclist. i am a pedestrian. i live in the neighborhood, and i know this is a bad idea. for 27 years that i have lived in san francisco, the buses have never had a problem turning on page street and laguna. the only reason there are costs -- the only reason there are time costs that will be shaved off of the changes that you are proposing is because you are taking four stocks offer of this line. in addition to that, you are serving less people in the community. we have group housing because of the central freeway coming down. they are bringing even more people into our neighborhood. and you are removing in a s

right now, where do i stop to unload my groceries without being in an opposite direction of oncoming traffic for a bus? they eliminate every single bit of parking on the south side of the street. the businesses -- 100% of the businesses on those blocks are in opposition of this. even more important to that, i posted a flier on the corner and had 120 of my neighbors stop by my front door and knock on it to say they would like to sign the petition so that the board of mta knows that we do not support this. we have tried to engage the folks at mta, and they have been very good about this, but the grants for the project is limited. it is very limited in scope. we want to work on it. we are not opposed to two-wide bus traffic, but the way the plan as outlined does not solve those plans. what we are asking again is a little more reason about why things are done this way or maybe even the community involvement. i heard someone say -- and i will finish up, i promise -- i heard a very good friend of mine say the other day that a well thought out plan of a bad idea is still a bad idea. in this

beginning january 1st it will no longer be legal to openly carry an unloaded handgun. but it will still be legal to openly carry unloaded long guns like shotguns and rifles. >> this is a direct reaction to what our government officials in sacramento have done to us. we aren't out here trying to intimidate anybody or anything like that. we are saying our government is making life difficult for us. we are willing to stay within the law. >> as of january 1st i will not be carrying but i have a long gun at home, a smith wesen that i might be carrying because we are allows to do that. >> a few spectators didn't like the idea of seeing civilians carrying so many weapons. >> i think it's a little scary because when you go out in public, going into public places like starbucks, even to a 24 here, don't want anybody carrying a gun, whether you think it's loaded or not. >> anytime you see people, you know, in a suburban environment with a bunch of guns,, you know, it's kind of scary. >> after it was over demonstrators walked across the boulevard and piled into a kfc restaurant w

one of them was stopped here at the station unloading passengers. the other was going about 20 miles an hour. again, 17 people injured, six of them taken to the hospital. it was the coast starlight train that was stopped here at the station. that one goes from l.a. to seattle. it was letting passengers off here when a commuter train headed from bakersfield is the one that hit it head on. the impact sent the coast starlight off the rails, slamming into a concrete platform. the other train's engine also derailed. >> when we get to the station, we are slowing down to complete the stop down here in jack london, and the train just comes to a stop like and then we crashed. and so we fell. i ran into the bar. a guy in a wheelchair fell over and bumped his head and was bleeding from the head. it was just crazy. >> reporter: there are a few different factors here in the investigation. the commuter train actually ran a red light according to local firefighters. it looks like a switch wasn't thrown. that would have moved the commuter train to another track and

or in some cases to unload the whole car. did i mention that this is a protected watershed. help. if you are aware anymore cars turned over the side of the road in the east bay hills hit upon facebook because this is bananas. >> if you have it, or story idea for stanley bell said people behaving badly at kron4.com. >> we are taking a live look at our conditions and clear look this evening. that will not be the case as we get into tomorrow morning the fog returned to the forecast. the temperatures will drop between five degrees and 10 degrees. a slight chance of rain in the middle of next week i will have more on that in your extended forecast. as with a tomorrow morning will be on the outside temperatures in the 50s across the bay area it looks like none of you will be the warmest spot coming in as 60 degrees there, and 55 look to be the common number for downtown san francisco and half moon bay. as we head into the afternoon we will not see in the '90s will struggle to get in the low 80s. low 80s down in the south bay, 80 expected from now on view and pretty chilly for thos

the typical job is unloading of the truck, unloading the freight, stocking on the sales floor and cashter duties. >> while the world of retail isn't growing as fast as some sectors of the economy, it is a slow but sure process. sales have been on the rise for 15 months in a row according to the national retail federation and the industry has added about 100,000 permanent jobs just in the last year. >> it is also important to keep in mind that, just because you start off as a seasonal employee in retail doesn't necessarily mean your job will end in january. if you do a great job, retailers who are continuing to add permanent jobs in our industry might look at you as a candidate for something long term going forward. >> overall, it is estimate nearly a half a million temporary workers will be added all around the country in the coming which could hopefully put a dent in the national unemployment rate of 9.1%. in los angeles, casey steigel, fox news. >>> a too meant to help employers screen for illegal immigrants is being called a job killer and a bill in the house could force companies t

and also tonight, california passes a bill making it illegal to openly carry an unloaded firearm. this comes as a huge blow to the entire los angeles firearms fashion community. and finally as we all know, venezuela has some of the most lawless driving conditions in the world. so the city of cawacas has introduced 120 mimes who blow through red lights. that's right. venezuela has figured out a way to rid their city of mimes. >> thank you. i look forward to your humor this evening. >> this will be the greatest night of our life. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is so hot she can melt the sun by holding a magnifying glass over her head. i am here with fox business director shibani joshi. and he is should sharp you can poke an eye out with his face. and you can see his ears through his nose. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if intelligent commentary was a tab let, trucker s who take them in a men's m roo. next to me, tucker carlson. editor in chief of "the daily caller." and it is the liberal rag that makes us gag. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pin

not unloading the electrical circuits or power strips. -- not overloading the electrical circuits orower strips. you could ignite a fire in your wall and have the roof fall in gulf. >> the chief and his colleagues encouraged residents to call 311 to receive free smoke detectors. >> the 11 insta-weather forecast. >> the doppler is showing a lot of brain activity in making its way into the western -- a lot of rain activity making its way into the western viewing area. this will be spinning around for the next few days. it will be churning rain in and out of the area. tomorrow will not be a complete washout, but the chance of rain will remain. it was a record year out at bwi marshall for rainfall. beset the new release set the record because of hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. the previous record was from 1934. it is 57 downtown. it is 52 in cambridge and ocean city. in oakland, it is 36 degrees. it has remained that way most of the day. we will call is mostly cloudy skies for the evening. there will be 50% chance of showers. you will want to take a jacket if your are heading out

one was at the station unloading the other was pulling in. amtrak says waits a low speed crash. -- amtrak says it was a low speed crash. >> i was on my phone all of a study heard a big crash and didn't know what happened. everyone got off the train, couple people hurt looked pretty serious. >> what happened to you? >> i just got jolted a little i got hit in the back. train hit and threw me in the back of my seat. >> reporter: firefighters last night side one of the operators ran through a red signal lie. amtrak says it has no comment about that. -- this is still under investigation. the train coming in was on the san joaquin line from bakersfield to oakland it was rifing from fresno. it hit a train from -- from the coast starlight line which travels from l.a. to seattle. bus bridges between emeryville and oakland stations that is available if you need to get between the two stations if you den want to mess with the hassle of it all. -- amtrak is offering refunds. their goal to have the station open by 6:30. they've made progress. we'll let yo

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. >>> sesame street is apologizing after hackers unloaded pornography to its you tube page. popular characters like big bird and elmo were replaced with explicit video. you tube shut down the page saying community guidelines have been violated and they are looking to see who unloaded that pornography. >>> they are aiming to keep kids in booster seats longer until they are either eight years old or grow to four feet tall. booster seats can reduce injuries by up to 60% and governor arnold schwarzenegger vetoed a similar bill twice. >>> ford and united auto workers' union ratified a new contract. they have voted in favor of the contract so far. voting is scheduled to work so far and they will not get annual raises but instead they will get a $6,000 signing bonus. workers have already approved their contract and chrysler workers are expected to begin voting soon. >>> the california medical association has taken a different stance, they are calling for the legalization of marijuana. that endorsement adds one more ally on their side. the cma represents $35,000 said marijuana shoul

the new law takes effect january 1 and makes it a misdemeanor to carry an exposed and unloaded gun. open carry advocates say they are not giving up. >> it will be a legal fight that will end up costing taxpayers money in terms of legal costs. >> if a sober driver is caught without a license police have to release their car to a qualified driver representing the car's owner. another bill signed will require insurance companies to cover certain autism therapies. >>> alcohol sales at auto mated checkout counters will be banned. the governor vetoes requirements on developers of retail outlets and film makers will continue to receive tax breaks through june of 2015. >>> ktvu's tara is in san francisco. >> reporter: we are here at brownie's tanning salon. they have remodeled. will they be able to use them because this new law makes california the first step to ban minors from using tanning beds. nearly 28 million people use tanning beds in the us each year. researchers say those who used tanning beds before the age of 20 double their risk of developing melanoma, melanoma being the number

. >> it will be illegal to open by carry an unloaded handgun in california starting january 1. livermore and walnut creek saw open carry demonstration buzz under the law gnaw -- new law, violators will face a year in jail and a thousand dollars in fines. the governor says it's what california police chiefs wanted. and they and others say it waste law enforcement time and resources. opponents say it doesn't make sense. >> the fact is that nobody should fill unnerved by simply seeing another citizen who is openly baring arms and acting within their rights. this is a free country. >> walter stanley has a plan to remain armed and said january 1 you'll find him carrying an unloaded shotgun or rifle neither is carried under ab 144. just handguns in san bruno, residents will mark another milestone this week. the barricades placed around the crestmoore neighborhood scheduled to come down. it's the latest step on the road to rebuilding that testify stated community. rez dints and the mayor filled a gaping crater marking the spot where the pipeline blew up, killing eight people and destr

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ones with stopped unloading. the other coming in. they both had passengers. amtrak is calling this a low speed collision. 16 were hurt, injuries all minor. still, the passengers say it was scary. >> i was on my phone and i heard a big crash and didn't know what happened. everyone got off the train, couple people hurt. looked serious. >> what happened to you? >> i got jolted a little. i got hit in the back. i was leaning forward and the train hit and threw me into the back of my see the. >> reporter: a firefighter said the inbound train operator ran through a red signal light. amtrak officials wouldn't comment. they say this is still under investigation. of course, the federal officials will be coming in this morning to take a look. the two trains are the san joaquin line between bakersfield and oakland and the coast starlight which runs from l.a. to seattle. again, bus bridges go you need to get between emeryville and oakland. amtrak will be offering refunds. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:02. bay area will find out later today who will replace anthony batt

one pulling into the station the other was unloading. >> all of a sudden we hear this big explosion we thought waits a forklift. >> reporter: amtrak described the incident as a low speed crash those who experienced it says it was scary. >> i was on my phone then heard a big crash and didn't know what happened everyone got off the train. a couple people hurt. >> my brother fell off his wheelchair rolled back, got a nick on the face now he's in agony from his neck down to his back. >> reporter: 17 people were hurt. the injuries were minor from bumps and bruises to a broken arm. act tram isn't saying what caused the -- amtrak isn't saying what caused the crash a firefighter says one of the operators was to blame. >> the train that was moving ran a red signal, according to amtrak representative. and hit the stationary train head-on. >> reporter: crews worked into the morning to repair the track and move the two trains. the oakland station was closed until 8 a.m.. some commuters showed up at their stations about the hope the tracks would be clear in time to get them to work. >> we -- we wer

but unloaded rifles and shotguns will remain legal to carry. >>> pg&e was aware of more than two dozengas leak along the pipeline that exploded in san bruno killing eight and destroying 38 homes, a year before the explosion, pg&e certified that line was free of leaks. after the blast federal investigators found the pipeline had numerous faulty wells. at least 26 leaks were documented on the transmission line from milpedis to san francisco between 1951 and 2009. the company listed the cause of the leaks as unknown. >>> 5:15. >> gas prices going up again. average price of a gallon has risen nearly a nickel over the past two weeks. a gallon of regular is $3.47 a gallon. in california it is higher lowest average price was in bakersfield $3.73. in the bay area average price is $3.93. >>> new snapshot how google is defending itself under pressure. google spent nearly 2 1/2 million dollars this quarter on lobbying. about double what it spent a year ago this time. the search giant has hired influential lobbyists like dick gephardt. it formed a political action committee to donate to candidates

the group responsible citizens of california will carry unloaded rifles and shotguns in san dough atn tomorrow. the open carry so-called long guns is not banned under the new law which takes effect van 1st. -- effect january tpeursz. gun rights advocates say the new law violates their right to carry weapons under the second amendment. >>> 5:37. time to check in with mike and weather. >>> good morning. start with the visibility it is not your eyes cloudy and tired. it is the -- it is that too but it is the fog out there. [ unintelligible ] watch out, some of the fog is sliding down the east bay shoreline. we have calm conditions one of the reasons why the fog is forming now. calm at sfo. fairfield eight miles per hour minimal if any onshore wind developing now. redwood city the same as it was 24 hours ago. 1 to 9° cooler everywhere else. with the cooler start 40s and 50s and the fog through the morning we'll end up warmer than yesterday afternoon. let's jump ahead to noon, sunshine is everywhere by then. 50s if the coast to 70s in our inland valleys. by 4:00 in the afternoon, total su

he made it illegal to openly carry an unloaded gun. advocates argue they have the second amendment right to carry and you loaded gun. the governor sided with law enforcement who argue it is not safe. meantime, girls as young as 12 can get the hpv vaccine without parental consent now. the virus is sexually trance and leading cause of cervical cancer. but it will be illegal for anyone under 18 to use a tanning bed even if a parent says it is okay. >>> it was an emotional homecoming for the raiders following the weekend death of the own -- of the team owner. a couple hundred fans waited last night to welcome the team back. coach jackson was sobbing on the sidelines after the game, it was a close victory for the team against the texans. fans wanted to celebrate as well as mourn with the team. >> this is his football team. it is a great day. nothing like winning after you lose somebody as important as he is to this organize. >> he started something that he believed in, he stuck with it and created a phenom. we are the result, genetic feedin

they are still in the process of unloading passengers as we speak. amtrak will provide a bus to take the unhurt passengers to their destinationsinations and we will bring you updates. live near, da lin, kron 4 news. >>> big weather changes coming to the bay area. cooler today. still nice enough to enjoy the beach. over the next few days the weather is taking a downward turn and if you combine that with the big events this weekend, it's not the best mix. jacqueline is here to tell us about it. cooler temperatures and rain. >> yes, it was cooler today. couple days ago it was so hot. temperatures widespread in the 90s. today 70s. 20-degree slide in two days. for the weekend, cloudy conditions. storm passes to the north and more rain as we head into next week. high temperatures today in the 70s. 76 antioch. 78 livermore. 78 in mountain view. 76 san jose. weather headlines for tonight, foggy conditions to start the day tomorrow and 20% chance of north bay showers tomorrow afternoon. could clip the north bay but rain will be light tomorrow. sunday, decreas

. >>> a cold weather froont in northern california unloaded as much as a foot of snow in the sierra region. wednesday's snowfall is an unusually early start to the snow season. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist, bill karins, he has a look atnnforec. bill, ready. no, can't even see signs of that yet. >> it's coming. it's in the mountains. we're getting it this morning. what was in california yesterday is now moving through the mountains of utah, idaho, and even portions of wyoming during the day today. eventually it will get there even into colorado. this has been an impressive very early season storm. this is what you expect as you go into what we'll see, another la nina late fall and early winter as these big storms in the west. last year was ayla nina winter, too, and we had a ton of snow early in the season. the green is where it's raining or snowing. the worst up through wasatch range, mountains. it's 43 degrees in salt lake city and raining this morning. that's probably one of the ugliest travel spots early this morning. the highest of

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one pulling into the station the other was unloading. >> all of a sudden we hear this big explosion we thought waits a forklift. >> reporter: amtrak described the incident as a low speed crash those who experienced it says it was scary. >> i was on my phone then heard a big crash and didn't know what happened everyone got off the train. a couple people hurt. >> my brother fell off his wheelchair rolled back, got a nick on the face now he's in agony from his neck down to his back. >> reporter: 17 people were hurt. the injuries were minor from bumps and bruises to a broken arm. act tram isn't saying what caused the -- amtrak isn't saying what caused the crash a firefighter says one of the operators was to blame. >> the train that was moving ran a red signal, according to amtrak representative. and hit the stationary train head-on. >> reporter: crews worked into the morning to repair the track and move the two trains. the oakland station was closed until 8 a.m.. some commuters showed up at their stations about the hope the tracks would be clear in time to get them to work. >> we -- we wer

then they make a request to stop unloading trains. >> as more trains came in, people were so close to the line. >> officials said that there was a delay confirming that the power was down. >> an overwhelming majority said that had they known how severe the delays for going to be, they would have done something else. >> many passengers were surveyed. among the concerns, escalators being down, the lack of direction from personnel. >> there was no information being given. >> it is insufficient buses was another complaint. metro would like to remind customers that the shot off was intentional. they said that communicating would be another big factor this time around. >> new at 11:00, the final stretch of the interim county connector will be opening next month. the road will open in november 22nd. the new stretch will connect to montgomery county with interstate 95 and prince george's county. highway officials have not release the exact toll rate. >> we are monitoring the developing stories coming out of turkey. the rescuers just a short time ago found a 14-year-old boy alive in the rubble

. >> there is nothing banning us from carrying unloaded lawn guns. the movement is not going anywhere. >> reporter: the law has been a hot political issue for years. >> when you have folks bringing this much fire power into restaurants like they have been doing, it puts the community at risk that there could be an accident or incident. >> if somebody is going to attack you you should be able to defend yourself. >> they applauded governor jerry brown for banning the law. many carry their gun on 1 hip and the bullets on the other. customers say it makes them uneasy. >> it didn't make me all that uncomfortable. >> there are angry people who will take out, react in situations. >> reporter: they expect to go to court in the hopes of striking down the latest ban. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> governor jerry brown cleared 100 bims from the desk. one bill bans buying alcohol at check out lane. it was a union effort aimed at fresh and easy stores. supporters say the law will help keep alcohol out of the hands of minors and he vetoes laws,

beginning january 1st it will no longer be legal to openly carry an unloaded handgun. but it will still be legal to openly carry unloaded long guns like shotguns and rifles. >> this is a direct reaction to what our government officials in sacramento have done to us. we aren't out here trying to intimidate anybody or anything like that. we are just saying our government is making life difficult for us. we are willing to stay within the law. >> as of january 1st i will not be carrying but i have a long gun at home, a smith wesson that i might be carrying because we are allowed to do that. >> a few spectators didn't like the idea of seeing civilians carrying so many weapons. >> i think it's a little scary because when you go out in public, going into public places like starbucks, even to a 24 here, don't want anybody carrying a gun, whether you think it's loaded or not. >> anytime you see people, you know, in a suburban environment with a bunch of guns, you know it's kind of scary. >> after it was over demonstrators walked across the boulevard and piled into a kfc restaur

wide open patrick kane first goal of the year and early in the second doing the job himself hossa unloadinge blackhawks ahead 3-2 and a few minutes later hossa scramble finally able to knock it in and dave boland with a score 4-2 now 4-3 hawks over winnipeg jets at end of 2. do not call theo epstein chicago cubs general manager just yet likely eventually but likely compensation from red sox taking longer to sort through reports say blackhave yet to reach an agreement. red sox seeking prospects. justin verlander try to keep the season going against texas struggled at times plenty of support tigers ahead with this long blast in the fourth in detroit took control again delmon young this time with them and on the tigers lead 6-2 survived a ninth inning rally back to texas for game 6 on saturday. chicago bears lost in detroit on monday coach lovie smith hinted at personnel changes change today at halas hall in things up on defense this week hoping to shake up the results. chicago bears set for the vikings sunday night julius peppers sat out again with a knee injury good news earl bennett back on

the army unloads basic provisions and makes a note to return. >> the further north we have gone from bangkok the worse the situation is. it is a complete sea of muddy brown floodwater. you can see the tops of factories and the tops of trees. everything else is flooded. even if it would stop raining now it would take several weeks for the water to recede. bad news is that there is another storm system coming. >> the government made protecting this huge estate a priority. it employs tens of thousands of workers. the message went out that more sandbags were needed. it is all in vain. there is a breech. water seeps in under the embankment. franticly they try to stop the flow, but it is no good. the evacuation order is given. this particular battle has been lost. but there may well be more to come. >> you are watching bbc world news america. revolution on the road. as the cuban government relaxes the rules on private car sales. a month after the occupy wall street demonstrations began in the united states similar movements are springing up in cities around the world including madrid, athe

. >> nothing banning us from carrying unloaded guns from that point forward. it's not going anywhere. >> the california police chief association today applauded governor brown for signing the law. the ban goes into effect on january 1. >>> new state law banning people from using tanning beds. this law signed by governor brown also takes effect january 1st. currently teenagers in california can't use tanning beds with written parental concept. the radiation from tanning beds has been linked to milanona. >>> program started back in 2005 as an incentive for people to buy low emission vehicle and it has ended july 1. about 85,000 hybrid drivers had those yellow stickers allowing them access to car pool lanes. since those vehicles have been returned to regular lane of traffic congestion on bay area freeway has increased by as much as 15%. >>> soon users say -- some users say this latest change is what they have been waiting for. >>> one animal rights activest tell us it may have been targeted. >> i got a forecast that does include some more sprinkles on that mornin

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governor brown signed a law making it illegal to openly carry an unloaded handgun in public.nd violators will fates fines. the governor said he made the decision because it's what police chiefs wanted they and others say that open carry waste time and resources as they have to check out the people carrying weapon buzz california open carry movement says there is a plan to remain armed and say it does not ban all weapons from being carried in public. >> and this will no longer be open carry but all out carries of rifles and shotguns. the police, i doubt will be happy but they asked nor ban. they push in order ban. >> advocates argue there is a right to carry weapons under the second amendment. >> and some consumer news tonight. net flix changes its mind on a controversial policy. >> california's governor wants stores to check ids at checkout counters. >> a lot of big consumer news. >> a lot of it in works for months and months. and there is regulations requiring expieration rates daits on over the counter medications but... there is no federal law prohibiting the sale of those

bad guys, unloading stolen merchandise. >> i've had two. >> reporter: craigslist is a boochling marketplace where regular people make honest deems to sell every day things. but police say it's also become the pawnshop for stolen goods. >> really pawnshops in portland are well regulated so we don't have a ton of property going through pawnshops anymore. so, we started looking, where is everything going? craigslist. it's like the new pawnshop. >> reporter: the range of stolen items they've recovered is staggering. >> we bought back gpss, jewelry, cell phones, baby strollers, construction material, old cameras. >> reporter: craigslist buy-backs like these aren't just hatching here, but across the country. kayaks in florida, bulldog puppies, tailgates in texas. the stings work like this. police text the seller, map out a place to do the buy and warn victims not to get involved. >> we told you this morning and again, under no circumstances text him or have anybody text him. >> reporter: right now, they've got a meeting with a seller of a top of the line mountain bike they suspect is stolen and t

crowds cheered as buses unloaded hundreds of freed palestinian inmates. most were serving life sentences for deadly attacks on israelis. [ speaking foreign language ] israel's prime minister warned militants anyone who returns to terror will be held accountable. hamas hailed the thousand for one swap as a victory and called the freed palestinians heroes in a struggle for state hood. this man says "thank god, we want to tell the whole world that palestinians are a great nation." hamas' political rival, palestinian president mahmoud abbas rallied crowds in the west bank calling the prisoners freedom fighters. some israelis fought hard to stop the release of palestinian inmates. they say israel will end up paying the price for cutting such an uneven deal for schalit's freedom. tina krause, cbs news. >> militants kidnapped schalit in 2006 after digging a tunnel into israel from the gaza strip. two of his comrades were killed. >>> coming up, howard and the forecast. >> j. cross-examination, a very nice -- c., a very nice lunch hour out here. we need a little r

the group will carry unloaded rifles and shotguns in san leandro at noon tomorrow.the open carry of long guns is not banned under the new law. the governor signed the bill earlier this month. advocates say it violates their rights under the second amendment. >> 4:38. >> time to check in with weather. >> mike is looking at the radar. >>> here's a look the water vapor imagery that looks at humidity. it shows where the storm tracker is. you can see it punching into washington and oregon moving north. that is going to be the trend over the weekend. the reason why we'll have warmer weather during the afternoon. clear in the morning. that's why we have 40s around that pap -- napa novato patchy fog thick up in the north bay. fog developing along the east bay shoreline this morning too. by the afternoon sunshine even out to the coast. mid to upper 60s half moon bay, san francisco and richmond. 71 oakland. everybody else in the mid to upper 70s. towards the monseray bay a little cloudy sunshine will dominate everywhere else throw mid 70s interest salinas watsonville, santa c