whenever the black angels march 4, the townspeople know that an unusual serenade is in store. the choral groups sing ordinary bulgarian folk songs, but this is no ordinary performance. whenever the black angels sing, everyone knows that a tax dodger is getting a friendly reminder. today's victim takes a look at the tax documents, but he stays inside. he does not want his guests to see him. at the tables outdoors, the verdict is unanimous -- a cafe owner is embarrassed, so he will pay up shortly. the singers move on to a restaurant at the edge of town. they perform a traditional folk song honoring bulgaria's national heroes. still, these women know what the real message is. >> thank you for the reminder. we always planned to pay the taxes. we just did not get around to it yet. we will get around to it right away. >> now that the black angels are in business, the town's finances are looking a lot rosier. it is not just the citizens who have received a musical reminder who are paying up. many other townspeople are paying the link with tax bills to make sure they will not be the n

it will start trading on may the 18th, prior to that, facebook has done something unusual, they havee sure that almost every brokerage firm, even discounters, got shares and they are not part of the underwriting syndicate, every firm has shares, although it's limited and everybody wants shares, so getting shares prior to the open is going to be difficult, but it's more available than typically done with a hot ipo. >> how risky, if you can get in, doesn't mean you will be a billionaire. >> no, doesn't mean that. i think a good analogy would be this stock is supposed to price around $35. more than likely once it starts trading on the 18th will run up, could run up to 40, 45, 50, there will be pent up demand for people to wanting to buy the shares on the open. if you use a similar company in terms of growth potential of google. they went public in '04, people when it starts trading if it's above 35, it's overvalued, but if you believe in facebook has the potential to be like a google or bigger, then whether you buy it at 35 or 50 or 60 won't have a big impact whether it does well for yo

so very unusual but that will taper off tomorrow morning. temperature wise it was cooler today thanks to the storm moving through right now. temperatures mild in half moon bay, 53. 63 in san francisco. 75 in oakland. fog along the coast line and through the south bay over night. here is what you can expect through your memorial day weekend. tomorrow fog south of the golden gate bridge, sun in the afternoon. temperatures warm tomorrow and more sunday. near 80 inland sunday afternoon and it doesn't stop here, i will have details in a bit. >>> drivers are expected to hit the road this weekend and they will is see lower prices compared to last year. prices are down by 12 cents a gallon. and drivers in the bay area seen prices go up. in san francisco gas is going for $4.38 a gallon. 19 cents more than last year. in oakland and san francisco, $4.30 a gallon. both are 22 cents more than last year. >>> the dumbarton bridge is closed down. this is video of the last car that crossed the bridge tonight. the bridge is closed down. it happened an hour ag

aircraft, who conduct unusual experiments infrequently. because you don't fly in space every day. so there has to be the simulator, which creates -- artificially creates problems for you to train against or train with to learn how to overcome difficulties you may have with your experiment, difficulties you may be having with the tail of the shuttle or that sort of thing. so simulators are very, very important part of space flight. and they're also a very important part of commercial aircraft. unfortunately, some of the companies today, the commuter companies, don't require simulated time, which is surprising to me. i think many of the pilots do it on their own. but simulators really are good, because they create a sense of confidence in one's self. if you go up and you -- and the engine quits and you land safely. you go up and the rocket goes sideways, and you get out and come back home, and do it again. so there's a lot of confidence created in the simulation business. >> did you or the astronauts take an active role in designing the spac

so i wouldn't say we were unusually burdened down. it was probably more than we were used to carrying. >> what was the terrain like? >> for the first part of it, it was fairly clear because of the initial walkout was, again, part of lz x-ray. as we moved further -- let me get my directions. as we moved further north, the elephant grass became more prevalent, so that became an issue in terms of visibility. but other than that relatively flat. i think when we went back in '93 and looked at it, it looked more like north georgia woods than we imagined with the elephant grass added. so the visibility was really limited, and at least a portion of it. of course, the closer we got to albany, there were these -- the terrain that sticks out in everybody's minds are these enormous ant hills, which still don't know how, why, where, whatever. but they became part of the terrain. but again, i would imagine that visibility probably no more than 100 meters either to the right or left or even to the front. so i think eyes were pretty closed. >> did th

the most unusual performer in pop music.born this way," sold a million copies in its first week. the entertainer pulling in an impressive $90 million in 2011. but it turns out 2012 isn't as goo goo for gaga. the new number one on the block is jenny from the block. ♪ i have a lot >> reporter: the "forbes" list is not just about money. it's about everything that makes someone famous these days. social media, tv endorsements and internet traffic. j. lo's on top because she has 6 million followers on twitter and 12 million fans on facebook. in second place, 2010's number one, oprah winfrey. the queen of talk is still the number one earner on the list, with $165 million. next to her spin-off shows, her magazines and her satellite radio deal. number three is the youngest on the "forbes" list. ♪ baby, baby, baby oh >> reporter: you guessed it, 18-year-old heartthrob, justin bieber. this year, two of the three kardashians made the cut. kris jenner's girl, kim, knows how to stay relevant. and american millions while doing it. and tha

that struck me as highly unusual. >> as you opened the door, there were bars. system that i hadn't seen before. the security door unlocked and then you have to unlock the bars themselves, as well. >> the solid outer doors are to prevent inmates from communicating with one another. they rarely leave their cells. and even their meals are brought to them. but we found that the cells in "n" block differ from most american high security american cells in two especially significant ways. in american prisons, cameras are generally placed only in common areas. here they are actually inside each cell. likewise, there is one area here that offers the kind of privacy that we had never seen in the states. >> let me show you the bathroom. this is the standard bathroom for "n" unit. >> in an american prison, all the toilets are out in the open. in this prison, people could actually walk into their bathroom and shut a door and have privacy. >> translator: that's the law. >> one "n" block inmate, a 24-year-old, agreed to speak with us. he is serving a life sentence for murder

we will tell you about the unusual objects detected by the summer. if you're looking for a stolen bike we will tell you how san francisco police may have found it. iconic landmark is celebrating its 70th anniversary. if you want to join in on the historic weekend of events, there's something for just about everyone. j.r stone is joining us live with more on what you need to know. >>j.r: one of the best recommendations out there, if you can use of the transportation on sunday night, use it. were sunday in general, for that matter. the bridge will be closed from 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.. that is not the only concern. parking could also be a major issues. >> 75 years of the golden gate bridge in san francisco means one big celebration. if you are headed to the city come to keep one thing in mind. since it is going to be busy! events are planned in the marina in the presidio. parking will likely be hard to come by. all roads will be close to those who do not live in the area. >>pam: and another of political leaders working of the golden gate bridge anniversa

some shoving and things that are not unusual for a wrestling match. but didn't raise to the level of penalizing, more of just a verbal warning to keep it clean type of thing. >> at one point, 17-year-old chad hildebrandt appears to gouge the eyes of his competitor. >> i didn't actually see it so i couldn't penalize for it. but after viewing the tape, it was pretty obvious. so it was an aggressive match. >> the aggressive behavior of chad hildebrandt is about to escalate. >> we were in the third period and hildebrandt was on his back. what i'm looking for is to see that both shoulder blades are down for a two-second count. >> when referee bob west sees the pin, he slaps the floor to end the round. hildebrandt is not happy with the call. >> he jumps up, throws a shoulder against his opponent trying to intimidate them. i step in between the two and put a finger up and tell him back off, that's enough, that just cost you a team point. as i turn to the team coach to notify him that he was penalized a team point, he head-butted me in the left temple and it

common side effects include nausea, trouble sleeping and unusual dreams. have people around you... they say, you're much bigger than this. and you are. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >>> hard to believe it's now been four years since the magical man left us all a road map about how to live a passionate life. professor randy pausch who was dying of cancer and giving what was called a last lecture of life at carnegie melon university. that lecture was downloaded ten million times, the book treasured by millions more. tonight the wife who cared for him while he was so sick speaks out and she talks about the toll taken on all of america's 65 million caregivers. it's a new book called "dream new dreams," about loss, love, and hope. >> reporter: he was brilliant, boyish, imaginative, the proffer giving that lesson about holding on to your childhood dreams even when you hit the brick walls. >> brick walls are there to stop the people who don't want it badly enough. they're there to stop the other people. >> reporter: a lecture abo

there is nothing unusual about the site, about the water table. this is handled all the time incenses go. -- in san francisco. the traffic impact is minuscule. it will be invisible on the embarcadero. the construction impact, nothing unusual about them. every building has construction impacts. every building in the city has construction impacts. you handle them and they go away. somehow, the project's components have clearly with up a frenzy of fear -- whipped up a frenzy of fear among many honest people. i think the planning staff addressed these issues very well. some of them just have to be addressed. the idea that 8 washington has called the housing shortage in san francisco is beyond understanding. the fear that the health club is going to be lost and gone away simply is not true. the fear about the owner of the adjoining building who apparently has untoward business practices has nothing to do with this product. i ask you to really reject these appeals. as a planner, i have to say that there is no question that the eir is adequate and accura

this is unusual. >> this is very unusual. darnell young's mom was fed up with her son being harassed and intimidated by other students because he's gay so gave him the stun gun to protect himself. darnell, not the kids who allegedly bullied him is the one in trouble. for students across the country the fear of bullying can be all too real. one indiana family decided to take matters into their own hands. >> i did it twice. actually i did it and then they backed up. >> reporter: this is darnell young, a junior at arsenal technical high school in indianapolis. and this is his stun gun. darnell says he was constantly being bullied and the school was doing nothing to help. his principal told a newspaper if he dresses flamboyantly kids are going to say whatever it is they want to say. >> this is just me. this is who i am. just because i wear flashy stuff, just because i wear long boots and i'm in dress code, they made me feel horrible. this is me. >> reporter: his family says it was so constant, so intimidating his mother decided h

not only is it unusual, it is pleasant to see. if you look at a neighboring house, you will have up referral -- up referral euan -- will have a peripheral view you did not have before. that is what happens in san francisco. i happen to like the expression in the rear. i wish he had done the front of the house rather than who did it before. there is nothing exceptional or extraordinary

was not unusual. sheriff investigators have questioned that friend and found nothing strange about it. gavin smith loved his family and he was family oriented and this type of a depart your without warning to family or friends highly unusual. not to mention the fact there has been no sign of him, either merr his car a distinctive say 420. his cell phone not used or credit cards used. he has disappeared like a puff of smoke. >> you went to high school with him or was a year behind him. >> i was a year behind him and gavin was a standout athlete and those people have a natural charisma and he had the personality to go with it. a wonderful guy. >> greta: played at ucla on a national championship team. >> 1975. the last of the wooden dynasty teams. and gavin went on from there. lost touch with him after he left ucla. but hearing he was in the film industry not really unusual. his family has connections to the film industry. his mother and father i believe were both involved in that. >> greta: the person's

there is a state certified program. >> we're unusual.we do not ask people to get clean and sober as a condition. or in the goal of treatment. skb we partner with drug users to figure out what their goals are to help them achieve goal autos if their perspective is that they want to continue to use drugs and hurt themselves i can't support that. >> and isaac jackson says the movement is growing and he spoke before san francisco's human rights commission. and this is about discrimination in-housing drug users face. >> you're telling drug users it's okay to be an addict. >> well, you know i don't think they're waiting for the words from me on whether or not they should use drugs or not. >> there is a lot of buzz about the union it's not the first in the nation. and there is one in new york and now, seattle may follow suit. >> there is cool in the area autos roaring back and there is a look towards sutro tower. there is warm conditions and warm to shot and there is 107 in palm springs, 81 in lajs langs, cooler along coastal areas where fog wi

a new report says unusual architecture and a tragic breakdown in communications led to the death of two san francisco firefighters. the report points out that when the firefighters entered the home on berkeley way, they didn't realize it was burning below them, and noted that commanders failed to maintain contact and assumed the firefighters were okay even after the flashover killed them and melted their radios. san francisco has been cited with four safety violations in the deaths of lieutenant vincent perez, and anthony valerio. the city is appealing the citations. >> alan: a search for a morganil teenager moves to san jose. sierra lamar disappeared on her way to school. investigators are treating the disappearance as an abduction. volunteers are still searching the area around her home. >> ama: it's been two weeks since a tucson, arizona, girl disappeared. police have chased hundreds of leads in the search for little is -- isabella feliz. some bay area music producers are lending a hand. ♪ >> this youtube video was put together by several arizona musicians and artists who are friends

staff member's employment was ended and all staff members were scheduled for retrailing and managing unusual patient encounters. pro-choice advocates say it's thinly vailed effort to defund planted parenthood. >> our organization and many organization like ours are doing work to lift up status of girls in this country. >> the house will consider a bill under procedure requiring two-third vote of members present. they expect it on thursday. >> now to another issue involving gender. how much women are paid compared to men. we look at the latest skirmish in a long conflict. >> nancy pelosi is making a new push for the pair check fairness act which the senate takes up next week. >> it takes affirmative steps to ensure women earn what men earn doing the same job. >> workers could disclose what they make for the same work. >> women, one half of the workforce make 77 cents on the dollar. compared to men. >> that compares all women to the pay of all men lumping in the high paying work with lower paying jobs and does not take in account many women work fewer hours or take different kind of jobs with

common side effects include nausea, trouble sleeping and unusual dreams... they say, you're much bigger than this. and you are. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >>> here's what's happening. in syria u.n. observers say 90 people were killed by government troops on friday, including 32 kids. villages in the central part of the country were shelled. afterwards they went from house to house. it's said to the one of the deadliest massacres. and florida and georgia are watching storm warnings. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> israel's prison strives to rehabilitate some of the nation's most violent criminals. but their efforts must overcome the influences of a wide range of cultures. this prisoner is serving a 27 year sentence for murder. a family honor killing which until now he has not publicly spoken about. >> translator: i am serving time for the murder of my sister. it is something that is hard for me to talk about. it is something very sensitive for me. >> he says he shared a close bond with

but he has to follow an unusual set of guidelines. they're similar to what an elementary school students would be asked to do. kristin airs on the case involving a book report bond. never heard of it. >> the u.s. attorney's office is appealing this decision, but if it stands, this young man accused in a shooting of a federal agents would have to read a list of books as a condition of his bond. >> it happened march 28th, three men arrested in richmond, accused of trying to rob an undercover agent at gunpoint. they were allegedly trying to sell the agent a grenade launcher. one of the suspects opened fire on the officer in the officer fired back. six weeks later one of the men behind bars on federal charges has a shot at freedom. at this federal judge agreed with a magistrate that he should be released on $150,000 bond. the catch, according to court records, while out on bond, he must read a list of books assigned by rogers, he will have to read for one hour every day and write for half an hour about what he has read. >> if your on the

that is unusual. >> reporter: an unusual request for the police. they are asking for people with photos of wearing wigs like this to call them. reporting live in san francisco's golden gate park david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco supervisor believes the spirit of harvey milk helped him to decide whether naming a ship after the supervisor. milk's spirits spelled out letters saying good riddens to "don't ask, don't tell." milk was a san francisco supervisor and was shot in 1978. >>> after six years on the job, the alameda county firefighter chief is stepping down to pursue other interests. sheldon gilbert served as a firefighter for 26 years. he was named the fire chief of the year by the state fire chief association. >>> officials say a person who may have exposed babies to tuberculous had a reason to vizzal two california facilities. a person with tuberculous visited two neonatal neonatal units. about 2 dozen infants are now being evaluated. the infected person had not been diagnosed at the time of the visits. >>> the state dep

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then i had my -- which was an unusual scenario. my xo was also on the ground with us. his name is don adams, and don's from atlanta. >> and your radio operator? >> radio operators, again, hirh from allentown, pennsylvania and jimmy smith from north carolina. >> so you all move out that day. a lot of people said you were weighted down, the whole group was weighted down with a lot of -- moving a lot of materials. >> a lot of -- i wouldn't say "a lot," but we had equipment that normally -- anticipating being flown out, soldiers carry a lot more stuff than they would if they had the -- to pack it. we normally had the canteen -- the two canteens of water and extra ammunition and others. again, a lot of -- we had got resupplied, and so a lot of the resupplies that we had we still had, because we didn't do -- we didn't expand an awful lot of ammunition that night. again the ammunition that we expended we replenished in the morni morning. i wouldn't say we were burdened down, but it was an unusual load for an air mobile company to be walking around in the woods. normally what

check it out as we go into tomorrow, an unusually cool weather system drops our way. about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning a winter weather advisory goes into effect. about 5-inches of snow. it'll have a big impact on the holiday weekend plans especially if they're outdoors in the mountains. a sprinkle, maybe a thundershower, i'll have all those details coming up here. >> you can get the full forecast by going to ktvu.com. just look for the weather menu there on our home page. >>> we're learning more about human remain discovered. the remains were discovered inside a garbage can two miles from the stone ridge mall. the new details from john sasaki who has been working this story all evening, john -- >> reporter: police are trying to solve this city's third homicide in the past 10 years, and we learned tonight that victim is a female. investigators confirmed that it contained the body of a female older than a child. >> the officers that responded found inside the trash can what looked like a body. so they immediately froze the scene, our investigators responded out along wi

not unusual -- it is unusual to have it, but not unheard of. there actually was a storm that was named very early in the season actually before the season started back in 2003. that would be tropical storm anna. we'll show you where this is forecast to go. it is expected to make a turn to the north, and we already have at this point tropical storm watches that are in effect for parts of the georgia and carolina coast. as we put this into motion, you'll see the latest path we have. it shows it veering a bit more to the north. it's going to be in the gulfstream and has a chance to maybe fluctuate a little bit in power, but it is eventually going to weaken and according to this forecast begin into wednesday and thursday with winds dropping to 45, even 40 miles per hour by thursday at 2:00 a.m. randi. >> reynolds, thank you very much. we're getting a look into ann frank's life. what it was like, right? we've never seen this before. we'll talk to her cousin who found a treasure-trove of letters and postcards in an old attic. we charge everything els

very unusual. think about it. inspite of the just unspeakable pressures that israel has known since its creation that it crashed most democracies, israel has never known a nanosecond of non-democratic rule. we are a state that has a representative government but it's different than your representative government that it's a lot lower than your representative government. the chairs in our parliament tend to be screwed down. people tend to throw them. if someone curses out the president and the american congress, they make front-page news. is some space is some space to the premise in israel, it doesn't make the news. it's not newsworthy. very rambunctious democracy. got a free press on steroids. it's a rule of law, is the country which nobody is above the law, and no one is beyond the independent judiciary but recently a former president of the state of israel was sentenced to lengthy prison term for sexual offenses. he was sentenced to jail by a supreme court panel made up of three judges, two women and an arab sp

the tist chose an unusual oval format to emphasize the bond betwn enon porter...and himself. suggting the firmfoundatior lostanng fridship. van dyck's onlremaining mythological work from his english period, probably painted for the king and queen, is this wonderful poetic image representing the myth of cupid and psyche. psyche, a beautiful mortal, was sent by venus to the underworld to meet with persephone and bring back a box containing the secrets of her beauty. when the curious psyche opened the lid, she fellnto a deathlike trance van dyck depicts the moment cupid discovers her and reacs down to wipe the sleep from her eyes. psilawake to fall in love with cupid one of the most poignant of all of van dyck's paintings isiesh porait ofwoen brought togher to share a tragic ss. om kilgrew rests his arm on the base a broken column, symbol of foitude and deh. in her memore bounr wedding ring to s ist and pinned cross over h hrt. in an image as eloquent as an elegiac sonnet, van dyck includes the wife's brother in the composition, as if to offer solace to killegrew in his deepest

when officers confronted him he attacked them with an unusual weapon. that cost him his life. >> this is the bedroom where the shooting happened. the suspect allegedly threatened officers with a sword before being shot. the man is described and this early 20's he died. >> they were telling him to comply. >> someone called officers who had been searching for the suspect who had nine outstanding warrants. >> these stemmed from child pornography charges. he provided self identification to the officers. he was able to escape from them. >> the man stayed at this apartment sometimes but something seemed off. the suspect did not want to go outside. we were shown the room where the shooting happened. do you believe him when he was reported to have a sword? >> i don't know maybe. >> they can be saying the truth but they could not have killed him. >> it would not surprise you to hear that he had a sword? >> i don't know, maybe he did but i don't think he wanted to hurt anybody. >> police say that one of the officers present struck the suspect but less lethal been

check it out as we go into tomorrow, an unusually cool weather system drops our way. about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning a winter weather advisory goes into effect. about 5-inches of snow. it'll have a big impact on the holiday weekend plans especially if they're outdoors in the mountains. a sprinkle, maybe a thundershower, i'll have all those details coming up here. >> you can get the full forecast by going to ktvu.com. just look for the weather menu there on our home page. >>> we're learning more about human remain discovered. the remains were discovered inside a garbage can two miles from the stone ridge mall. the new details from john sasaki who has been working this story all evening, john -- >> reporter: police are trying to solve this city's third homicide in the past 10 years, and we learned tonight that victim is a female. investigators confirmed that it contained the body of a female older than a child. >> the officers that responded found inside the trash can what looked like a body. so they immediately froze the scene, our investigators responded out along wi