so for us the good news is we're going to cool down a bit but after tomorrow i think tomorrow is going to be about as warm, even in the city we hit 88 degrees. so, hot conditions in the east bay, 62 right now in oakland, 64 in livermore, almost 70 degrees now in san jose. you gone go straight to the tank top. no problem. 100 in santa rosa. 100 in livermore. 103 in fairfield and spare the air day, we'll talk about air quality. i'll show you the seven-day. let's talk to mike, see what's going on. >> surprisingly we have the slow sensors but we're seeing this about a week and a half, two weeks on the westbound side. eastbound is where there is construction. but you see the westbound slowing that triggers off, clearing up about 6:00 then kick in around 630 because of the volume. just keep that in mind. the construction is on the eastbound side this morning. that should be picking up shortly. concord moving. antioch no problems now. 68, that's around the area of l street where we'll see that about 5:30 so under an hour slowing there. for the last two weeks seeing this move over to pittsburg

used. the good news for veterans is that we have damn near used every excuse as to why the disability claims process is not working. we are just about out of the suggestions. it may be that if technology does not work -- if we can all get on the same page and focus on what we do to drastically changed the outcome for our nation's veterans. i think the chair. she has been very patient with me. >> thank you, madame chair. thank you for your leadership and the ambitious agenda of this committee and the tremendous work you have all done. in '94 the cost-of-living adjustment at and the hiring heroes act of 2011 -- the focus of the administration and a major component of our focus on job creation should be about veterans and what we can do in that direction. i think we have played a role. the veterans issues are more important than partisan politics. job creation among veterans is especially important as we spend so much money in this country on defense and so many veterans are out of work. something does not quite fit there. i hope the committee will consider s572, a bill to include -- improved c

the casualties. mandy clark, cbs news, bagram air field. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the governor digs in. the latest >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> one way or the other. >> all new at 6:00, the governor digs in. the latest twist in the bitter and sometimes personal fight over the state budget. how jerry brown plans to craft a deal. >>> a bay area kid that made good, becoming a pulitzer prize winning journalist but he had a secret. what his story might tell us about one of the hottest debates in america. >>> and some late-breaking news tonight. why the plan to ease a notorious east bay commute has been put on hold. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. it is coming down to the wire. the governor has just seven days until the tax increases expire. he has been on the hunt for republican support to let voters decide whether to extend the

the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> good evening. the newees have simply owned the as over their past several meetings and tonight in oakland the bronx bombers kept launching bombs and as fans at the coliseum shell shocked. bored and cold, it starts with curtis granderson going deep in the first. he sets the tone, his 17th of the season, part of a four rbi night which continued top four, the single scoring two. granderson has been on fire this season. the as have lost nine straight to the yankees. new york's longest win streak over the as since they were in kansas city. 10-3, the final. encouraging signs before the giants game in st. louis. pablo sandoval taking early batting practice about 75 swings after wrist surgery and another injury concern. brandon bell drilled in his wrist. after x-rays the team says it's a bruce. the manager, bruce bo bow chee bochi. but the bull pen falters. skip schumaker helping to score allen craig as javier lopez takes his first loss as a member of the giants. the cardinals rally for the win. and the single san

when they see this is the potential for good in all of us. >> reporter: the potential for heros and hope. kelly cobiella cbs newslotte, north carolina. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news". thanks for joining us this saturday evening. iech russ mitchell cbs news in new york. see you back here tomorrow. good night.g# captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org flames from getting started. fo >>> fire season readiness. how the bay area is trying to be ready. >>> and former bart officer lois -- >>> funding in the cross hairs. why fair-goers say they should be offlimits. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas.

the government finally got around to it. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news." i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> it proudly called itself america's safest city. now a homicide rate not seen since the 1980s. what san jose police say is behind the killings. >>> tonight he is a free man. but the story is not over. the next legal challenge facing mehserle. >>> and have you done much catammanaran racing lately? i didn't think so. how the organizer's of the america's cup plan to get you onboard. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm dana king. it is becoming a familiar story. another homicide is quickly turning san jose into one

new york. >> pelley: a star at the age of 22. that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. ing sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org are doing right now." >>> you're watching cbs5 "eyewitness news" in high definition. >> you'll have to scrape by just like a lot of hard working families are doing right now. >> no budget, no paycheck, like the sound of that? what state lawmakers want you to know about the punishment you probably voted for. >> as the state tries to balance its budget a shocking bill from death row. what it costs to execute just one california inmate and that cost is only riding. >>> and as temperatures soar on the last take of spring just be careful where you jump in the water. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >> right now state lawmakers are facing the fear that many californians live with on a daily basis. they might not get paid. phil matier is in sacramento where the budget mess could put politicians in a bit of

good news this morning. we'll keep watching the numbers. >>> we will smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. >>> we have developing news. the los angeles dodgers just filed for bankruptcy protection. there's the team owner there. all this comes just a couple days before the dodgers are required to meet their payroll. and the dodgers owe plenty of people plenty of money. even players no longer on the team. the dodgers owe manny ramirez $20 million and he's retired. they have been under financial ruins under the new ownership of frank and his wife. at the same time frank is going through a messy costly divorce. >>> our time is now 6:31. and right now giants fan bryan stow who is badly beaten remains in a coma at san francisco general hospital. but this morning there's new video that shows bryan stow arguing with a dodgers fan at a game on march 31st and it's not the man that l.a. police have arrested for the attack on bryan stow. ktvu's allie rasmus joining us live to explain and show us this video in

the beach looks good, but watch out if you take highway 17 to get there. maryaianne favro let us you kno what. >> reporter: the good newss construction work will be done at night and during the early morning hours, but motorists say this project will last until the end of the year. now that we've finally got sunny weather, you can bet more people will jump on highway 17 and heading to the beach. if you try to get an early start, construction crews may slow you down. they'll be working on an $18 million project until the end of the year. >> we're going to install a new drainage system on the north and southbound sides of 17 between summit road and bear creek road. in addition, we're going to pave both sides and finally upgrade the metal beam guardrails. >> reporter: cal trans will working on the north and southbound lanes but one lane in each direction will remain open. work friday starts at 10:00 p.m. until 9:00 a.m. the next day and on saturday 10 p.m. until 10:00 a.m. the next day. brian drives highway 17 five times a way for his work delivering auto parts. he says he's experienced a few bumps in the road. >> yesterda

us. time now for the morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday june 1st. i'm pam cook. will the rainy weather continue? it sounds like it. let's ask meteorologist steve paulson. good morning, steve. >>> yes, it will. in fact it will continue all the way probably into the weekend. but today will be prime time as a very unseasonably cold low drops in and i would not be surprise first-degree we have record low high temperatures if that makes sense. some of the coolest highs and thunderstorms, showers and just about anything goes weather- wise today so highs today, yep, 86. june 1st in antioch 62 san rafael hayward and 65 san jose with santa rosa and napa at 62. what in tar nation is going on? we'll tell you in about five minutes. here's sal. >>> steve, right now the golden gate bridge traffic looks good heading to the toll plaza. no major problems as you drive down the doyle drive. also if you're coming in from the bay bridge the traffic is moving along very nicely. however, we do have a big problem in oakland. we have a major freeway that is shut down in one

news, kissimmee, florida. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> all new at 6:00 tonight a new strategy for keeping guns off campus. what a panel of experts wants students to carry instead of fire power. >>> well, we know the last 20 times we came in, our friend walked in and paid for our doughnuts. >> doughnuts and big dollars. what you need to know about the very optimistic california budget deal and what happens if our doughnuts don't get paid for. >> i know turning back now. so how much will it cost to dig from at&t park to chinatown? we are going to break it do

the housing bubble burst in late 2006. new york is one of the many hard-hit metro areas. we have jill schlesinger in nearby montclair, new jersey, for us this morning. >> good morning. >> what brings you to new jersey, especially the town of montclair this morning? >> reporter: well, prices in this town are down at five-year lows. this is consistent with data that was released earlier this month. nationally, the housing market is in a double dip. we are about he low where we were in home prices in april of 2009. across the country, prices are down over 31% from the peek. that's amazing. we are now at nine-year lows in housing prices. >> why are those numbers so low right now, jill? >> you know, it's just a case where there are too many homes for sale. in this neighborhood alone there are ten houses on the market. the house behind me is priced at the same level where it was about six years ago. i think that's probably going to continue. we've got 6.3 million properties across this couldn't interest i that are either delinquent in their mortgage payments or at some plas in the foreclosure process. price pressure will continue. >> you know, yesterday on this p

the ranch, good news. the 50 horses they had to leave behind all safe. the ranch, itself ... >> protective hand over us that protected us. >> reporter: down the road at the beaver creek ranch, the news was not good. 5 of 8 guest cabins destroyed, cabins built by his father and grandfather. >> you can't rebuild history but we can make new history. >> reporter: the family built this ranch and billy says he'll build again. >> pick up and dust off and carry on. >> reporter: returning residents will find not just a charred landscape, but horrible air quality, too. 20 times worse than what's considered safe. officials are urging all residents to take precautions but those with respiratory illnesses is they say should stay away. >> mitchell: thank you very much. the government triggered a flood of heavegies into turkeys. the violent crack down has killed 1300 civilians. muammar qaddafi appeared on state television place chess. shown with the president of the international chess federation. the libyan leader told him he has no intention of leaving the country. >> back home, chief panetta told congress the next

the good news is we are communicating much better with the public. the bad news is that there are only four of us. the increase in complaints is good. it means, unfortunately, because of it being a small staff in a small apartment, it can take a while for us to be able to investigate or three back into every complaint. -- thoroughly look into every complaint. moving on, you will see some of the incidents. there is one incident at horizon that i want to go into a little bit in more detail. there is an incident. we had some incidents with serious injury, one being next to an nv in the parking lot, where some of the patrons were from envy and envy security did not intercede to stop this incident, where someone was beaten with a bat who ended up owing to the hospital. unfortunately in that situation, someone was able to step in and do some good, and be a good neighbor. the horizon incident, i was actually present on broadway for. horizon had made an agreement with the promoter that had pulled a sign promoting bait and switch. when horizon showed up to open their doors, what they thought was quick to

the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. ning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org nchts this 19news now. >> good evening tonight in your only local news at 7:00, this is the district where new allegations of corruptions are hitting the city council and police are warning people be careful on a local trail. we are also in prince georges county where a police officer accused of killing his girlfriend stands accused in the death of their child. >> i'm matt in prince georges county where a metropolitan police officer was formally charged today with killing two people. 39-year-old richmond phillips is accused of killing 20-year- old wynetta wright and wright's 11 month old daughter, jaylin. wright had a paternity hearing scheduled for last tuesday

the good news. they are standing on the corner behind us. if we can get a live shot of these guys. dough want tonight to talk to us directly but did tell us that they are rattled and shaken up by this. they have been fraternity brothers two to 5 years. most have finished the school year. a couple of them are in summer session. they say this is not a good way to start a tuesday morning watching their home burn down. at this point laura, the cause has not been determined. it was call in about 3:20 with smoke from the attic. firefighters arrived within six minutes of getting that first call. >> thank you very much. 5:46. the senate could tackle the issue of the death penalty. one calling it an expensive failure. senator loni hancock from berkeley says the death been at does not defer crime and is costing millions every year. a now report says it cost 184,000 million more than to keep killers in prison or life. life in prison without the possibility of control would help bring closures. some disagree. >> there is a guy that kidnapped, raped and murdered mere 12-year-old daughter who wa

the 2010 grant award. so that was a huge victory for us. commissioner mirkarimi: that is great. good. we have been having some decent budget news lately. >> we also -- this isn't the last time you'll see us. we'll be coming back to the board as we look at sites for our cell towers, etc. we'll be coming to you for that approval. if we are purchasing further equipment, you will be hearing about that. so this is just the first step. this is setting up the framework again. but you will be seeing much of us in the future. commissioner mirkarimi: are there new staff positions being created as well? >> at this point, no. i did fill on the uwasi staff, i did fill a position that had been vacant for seven months with someone from our department of technology who could not be here today, but he is very well informed on this project. and from his d.t. hat has worked on it for many, many months. we are really lucky to have him. that's barry, and he's just -- it's his second week on the job. and i'm sure that as we roll this out there will be other opportunities for additional personnel. commissioner mirkarimi: excellent. any comments or qu

new revelations have made the timing of the new york democrat's career crisis all the more painful. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more on this. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. the new revelations include the release of an x-rated photo that andrew breitbart said he would not release and now it's on-line and we've learned the congressman could be a father. nbc news has confirmed congressman anthony weiner's wife, huma ab be din traveling overseas with secretary hillary clinton is pregnant. the news comes as democrats join the chorus of lawmakers calling on weiner to resign. >> lying to the public i think your credibility is shot and i think anthony would be better served moving on to something else. >> that's up to him and his constituents and his family, but i think at this point, it would probably be a good thing if he would go ahead and resign. >> reporter: now, a new photo is out, reportedly of weiner's genitals. the blogger who broke the story claims weiner e-mailed it to a woman. the blogger says it was released on-line without his permission. weiner's spokesperson apologized, but did not deny the photo is auth

the white house tells us that he signs each letter personally. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodght. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org you're playing a different game tonight. the parts >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> trying to sell in how about buy? either way you're playing a different game tonight. the bartz of the bay area where the market just made an important shift. >> what the bart agency will pay the mother of oscar grant in the shooting death. >> and the summer storm, yes, summer storm, causes a mess and this one is a record-breaker. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >>> on this rainy day, it's a rather bright spot for homeowners. for the first time in eight months, a closely watched index shows home prices on the rise in most major cities. the bay area saw the second highest jump. christin ayers shows us it's not just san francisco properties pushing up. >> reporter: in san

the team he loves. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodcaptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

>>tom: you like a fixed line, utilities, national grid in the uk and new england in the us. a good looking stock chart. has dropped off lately but a big dividend for this utility. >> yes. 6 percent on national grid mgg. a lot of people haven't heard of mgg, it's a uk based utility infrastructure play. but they have bought up national grid via plum property, plum utilities across the united states mainly the northeast. a propertiable company. i recommend it for safety. great utility with geographical ter toy. >> tom: let's get for viewer e-mails asking for updates. john asked us this about telvent receiving a buy out offer. does hillary recommend selling or holding? you mentioned this back on december 30th, 2009 when it was $38 change. the bye out at 40 =tkrarz. do you take it? >> take your money. take it off the table. deploy it in other opportunities. especially in this down market here it did get acquired. you have a little change for yourself. >> tom: are you selling your position in telvent. >> yes. i'm recommended to sell and take the $40. >> tom: what about the safety pick di

the cbs evening news. with thanks to the jones at a law firm for its window on the capitol, i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodcaptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> you know, in the opinion polls right now, everyone is thinking we're not doing our job and... >> not to mention plenty of people thrilled that you're not getting paid! how much money the state is saving with unpaid lawmakers and how long the free labor might last. >>> the city budget may be running dry, but in san jose, there's still some money left to let kids splash around this summer. just ahead, why this is considered by some to be a form of crime prevention. >>> i was shocked. i was completely shocked. >> just who should and should not be allowed on an airplane? tonight new pictures that have some seeing a double standard. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for

the early show." chris wragge joins us from new york. chris, good morning to you. >> good morning. fully i have some better news than mr. brooks. >> bring it on. >> kind of down. wow. >>> coming up on "the early show" safe landing. space shuttle endeavour is on the ground for good. we'll look at what happens with nasa as it ends manned missions in july. >>> two years after the crash of the flight on the hudson, sully sullenberger talks with us. >> and we'll have an update on the situation in galveston after hurricane ike devastated the region. tourist season is kicking in. >> already hurricane irene season and we are still watching all these tornado and the flooding. >> yes. and they are predicting a rough season, too. >> all right. chris, thanks very much. we'll see you at 7:00. >> have a good show, chris, thanks. >> bye-bye. >>> a tougher crackdown on people who shine lasers at planes. today the faa will announce higher penalties up to $11,000. last year the faa received more than 2,000 reports of planes that were hit by those lasers. studies show green colored laser pointers caus

the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. mayors know their cities and today the u.s. conference of mayors told us there are 48 metropolitan areas-- 48-- that won't get back the jobs they've lost until 2020-- nine years away. the mayors meeting in baltimore voted today to ask the president to end the war in afghanistan and to spend that money on jobs. have a look at how unemployment has spread across the country since the beginnin recession in 2007. this is a county-by-county map. brown is unemployment over 6%. the purple, that's unemployment of 7%. but now look at the black growing across the country. that is unemployment over 10% as it stood in february of this year. we have two reports tonight, first john blackstone with the

the latest on that. and every one of these students is college bound. cynthia bowers tells us how they beat the odds. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >>>> mitchell: good evening, the white house tonight is accused of syrian government of creating a humanitarian crisis after yet another bloody, tense day of fighting. troops loyal to bashar assad are cracking down on antigovernment demonstrators and others try to escape to turkey. we have the latest. a warning now: some of the pictures burr to see are graphic >> reporter: video gradually

the scene joins us live from the diamond heights neighborhood now with more. what can you tell us, mike? >> reporter: frank, i'm afraid the news is not good here in diamond heights section of san francisco. it is every firefighter's nightmare. about an hour, hour and a half ago, a fire was reported in a four-story building that goes down the hill on diamond heights. it's a townhouse. three firefighters have been injured, two severely. and the spokesman asked for prayers for two of those firefighters who have been taken to the hospital. i don't remember her ever saying anything like that in the last several years. the fire swept through this four-story condo. and what was described as a flash, that is what is every firefighter's nightmare. a flash is when everything in the room ignites and causes a flash. and that apparently burned three of the firefighters, two severely. we saw one of them walking away with paramedics going to the hospital. she seems to be okay. the other two, we are not sure about at all. but as i say, mindy tallmadge, the san francisco fire department spokesman, asked for prayers. and that is a bad sign. the last time a

the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night.oning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org my soul too ... " a young mother grieving over the senseless death of her baby... ger >>> they killed my baby. they killed part of my soul, too. >>> a young mother grieving over the senseless death of her baby. her message to the teenager arrested for pulling the trigger. >> we are hearing from the family who think they know what caused the house fire that killed two san francisco firefighters. i'm linda yee, the story straight ahead. >> it was a brief appearance but one that spoke volumes. we steve jobs announced to apple afficianados. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. >>> she used her body as a human shield to protect her children. but her baby boy did not survive the

used. the good news for veterans is we have used every excuse since the disabilities claim process isn't working. we are just about out of new suggestions, and it may be that if the technology doesn't work then we have exhausted everything, and we can all get on the same page and focus on what we would deutsch to drastically change the outcome for the nation's veterans. i think the chair. she has been very patient with me. >> thank you. >> thank you, madame chair for your leadership and the ambitious agenda of this come in committee and the amount of work you've done and i appreciate the leadership on a s. 894 the compensation cost of living adjustment act and the hiring he rose act of 2011. the focus of the administration and a major component of our focus on job creation should be about veterans and all we can do in that direction. i think this plays a role in doing this. we can perhaps more in this committee and others said a powerful bipartisan message. that the veterans issues are more important than partisan politics and job creation among veterans especially is important as we spend so mu

the school day is done. byron pitts, cbs news, las vegas. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodht. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> foreclosed homes, frustrated neighborhoods, what's being done in san jose to clean up the neighborhoods? >>> four years after the murder of oakland journalist chauncey bailey, the verdict is in. the results coming up. >>> and we now know when johannes mehserle will walk out of jail. the next legal challenge he faces once he is a free man. good evening, i'm grace lee. >> i'm allen martin. >>> it's the ugly reality of the foreclosure crisis. neglected homes becoming neighborhood eyesores and hazards. now some frustrated bay area homeowners are demanding those responsible clean up their acts. len ramirez toured the blights in san jose for us today. len, what did you see? >> reporter: well, what i saw

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the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. all new at 6:00 on a night when thousands of muni passengers find themselves going nowhere fast, another furious question about management and money. what is up with the $400,000 golden parachute. >>> firefighters almost always the first to respond to an accident or a medical emergency. that's just the way it's done. but is it the best way to do it? new report that says a lot of those calls are a waste. >>> and phil and nancy garrido land in their new homes. turns out, they have one very famous neighbor. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >>> a major muni meltdown ruined the evening commute. the muni metr

news, minneapolis. ♪ for all you've done for me... >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group >>> this is 9news now. >> good evening tonight in your only local news at 7:00, we are in washington, d.c. where the questions are swirling around the dc city council. prince georges county where police think they nabbed those robbers targeting local graves and in frederick, where two years after a plane took off, it is making its final approach. >> in frederick, a brief flash of history. the miracle on the hudson plane rolls through here and scores of people cheered on. >> so cool. >> the crowd seemingly on every overpass. >> is our hero on there? >> between baltimore and the west virginia state line. >> we came to see the plane go into e

the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for waking up with us on this monday morning june 6th i'm pam cook. i am personally done with the rain. i don't think the rain is done, steve it sounds like more weird weather today. >> right out of the gate you are complaining. >> yes, i am. >> we are almost done with this. nothing will be like what we had on saturday. still maybe a few lingering rain showers but mostly it will be clouds in the morning and partly sunny in the afternoon. here is sal. >>> good morning, westbound highway 4 traffic looks good coming up to the grade. there are no major problems on 680 heading to walnut creek. also if you are driving on interstate 880 the traffic in both directions is at the speed limit. >>> this morning police are expanding the search for two gunmen that shot and killed a baby and injured his two parents. tara moriarty joins us. >> reporter: police are saying this is a particularly heinous crime. one that has hit their community very hard. they are actually asking the suspects to have some humanity and to surrounder after killing a three-month-old. now yes

the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday morning june 30th. i'm pam cook. we are getting closer to the holiday weekend. so for the weekend weather forecast let's check in with steve paulson. hi, steve. >>> hello, pam. we have patchy low clouds around once that burns off sunny and warmer today. 60s, 70s and low to mid-80s. the weekend holiday forecast in about five minutes. >>> steve, right now westbound highway 4 is off to a nice start. it is a nice drive toward concord and there are no problems reported by chp. also this morning we're looking at the commute here on interstate 880 and the traffic looks good in both directions. it's 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> in just a few hours 68 san jose police officers will turn in their badges. ktvu's claudine wong joins us from police headquarters to tell us why this news comes at a scary time for san jose. claudine. >> reporter: well, good morning, pam. certainly this is not a day that the san jose police department has been looking forward to. this morning 68 police officers are waking up knowing that in jus

. >>> new video of the college football player pulled off a flight for wearing sagging pants. the news starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer, thanks for joining us for this special edition of nbc bay area news at 11:00. we're on a little late tonight because of the giants/a's game. >>> we begin tonight in fairfield where a stand-off came to an end. the fbi and bomb squad were involved in the stand-off. monty francis has the story. >> reporter: good evening, fairfield police are still here at this hour, searching the home for explosives and bomb making materials. it was a long and tense evening that ended with a big sigh of relief for neighbors when the suspect finally surrendered. >> at 1:00 in the afternoon, police surrounded a home on astoria drive in fairfield on a tip that 29-year-old daniel garcia was inside. he was wanted with the combination of a detonation of a homemade bomb on may 27th. no one was hurt in that incident. but just two days ago, police served a search warrant in his home. and found a pipe bomb and other bomb make materials believed to belong to garcia. garcia is a troubled man. >> i haven't seen him for many years. and all

justice has the week off so let's say good morning to lynette charles who will welcome us with the smile. >> good morning. i have good news. check out the headlines. it's going to be a marvelous monday. we will start out with patchy fog this morning and then the sunshine will move in as we get the northwesterly flow with high pressure building in. we will see warm temperatures in the mid-80s. and then we will warm up through the week and humidity returns along with thunderstorms as we go into the middle of the week and into the end of the week. right now, though, not lookingtoo bad. it's dry with all five sweeps on and we are looking at temperatures at the harbor school in annapolis coming in around 65 degrees. let's head oaf to tonya with the traffic. >> reporter: good morning. a quiet morning so far. no accidents to report in baltimore city or baltimore county. let's look at the beltway. topside we are doing okay there as well. very quiet. 695 at providence road, light traffic in both directions. hardly anybody out there. we have a report of a disabled vehicle on the jfx southbound south of the 41st street overpass on t

we're told this car fire involved a fatal so the investigators out there still unable to tell us when they plan to reopen the ramp. the good newsere is a way around it. you'll want to use gunpowder road, take that over to powder mill. that will allow you to hop back on to 95. good news there. other parts of the region, still checking out a-ok, 270 however, notice the stretch of yellow on our screen. outside, it looks like we're slowing down as we track our cameras out of urbana from route 80 down to 109 still doing ok past 121. back over to the graphics. this time, we'll shift our focus to the capital beltway. on the outer loop, from 95 over to 270, still moving without incident. no problems to report. a little volume around university boulevard. quickly, travel times, 66 heading eastbound slowing down around 234. the inner loop is doing just fine. no complaints on 267 the dulles toll road. more virginia roads up at 6:00. back to you. >>> making news now at 5:49, a major sandbagging effort is underway in hamburg, iowa. residents there are racing against the clock to prevent flooding from the swollen missouri river. a levee prot

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news, providence, rhode island. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news." i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodd happy father's day. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a massive snowpack on top of unsurpassed natural beauty for anybody ready to hit yosemite, the effort it took to clear the road for you and the epic season that's waiting when you get there. >> they were served to dogs, only the meatballs were poisoned. the neighborhood dispute that has killed two pets. >>> amid more bad unemployment news for california, a bright spot. and it is right here in the bay area. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. it may be mid-june, but only now is it finally cleared of snow. tioga road in yosemite national park will open to traffic tomorrow. the road is

us because they like the olympics. it is a good time for us. >> you have a new book coming down -- there is a new book coming out. are you concerned that a gop house or the people that follow them might bring it up as an issue in an election year? >> i am not sure i agree with them completely. it is a very specific view. whether it becomes an issue in the election, it is hard for me to imagine, with everything going on in the world that that is where people will focus. only time will tell. >> since you are talking to c- span, tell me about your concerns about washington and how they might affect your business or what messages you might have to watch their. >> i am not sure i have anything i would specifically say to washington, except it is a complicated area that we are moving into in terms of talking about all the new platforms, all the disruptions and all the issues facing us. we have had a tremendous relationship over the past 30 years and have helped this industry build itself up to the place where it is today. we are not done yet, and we certainly look forward to their partnership and cooperation and support

the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodd the news without addressing the audience at all. joining us to talk about pelley's debut and katie's new career, adam buckman, a former tv critic for "the new york post." so explain to me now a new anchor takes over "the evening news" and doesn't say hi, folks, i'll be delivering your news. >> wasn't that refreshing to have a tv personality come on and not announce him initially or not at all. after i thought about it, i thought, this is nice. he's not coming on and making any big promises that critics like me will look at him in a couple weeks and figure out that they weren't fulfilled at all. he didn't promise what his newscast would be come on with the scott pelley era would be like. nor did they book him any high-profile interviews like president obama to open his week. >> nor was his face on buses in new york city like his predecessor. i know that he's a reporter. he doesn't view himself as a star. he's told me he didn't even want his name on the newscast. he declined an invitat

the bell there this morning. looks like we're headed lower already and we'll talk about why coming up in business news. >>> we'll smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us on the ktvu morning news thursday june 16th. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. >> in the news right now a dispute over some baggy pants and shorts sent a young man to jail. 20-year-old de sean came back to san francisco to attend a funeral of david henderson. henderson played football at lincoln high school. he died this month eleven days after getting shot in the bay view. now his teammate, de schon, accused of breaking u.s. airways dress code by refusing to pull up his pants. his mother says he was targeted simply because of the way he looks. today he's facing charges including battery and resisting arrest. >>> there's a new call this morning to help identify a suspected killer in oakland. take a look at this. newly released surveillance video. police are looking for the man on the right. he's seen lighting up a cigarette. in connection with a homicide back in june 4th is what they're looking for him. officers say he killed 50-year- old leo dunson as the

. >> it even helps us avoid even the appearance of bias or conflict because of our relationship with some of the police agencies. >> not good news to us. >> michael represents the former head of the county's narcotics enforcement team or c net. >> in most cases there are more dry conian than the state. when you serve federal you serve 85%. >> there's now a state audit of all cases c net has been involved in since welch. the unit was disbanded in february. >> who you would like for it to come back. >> new name. >> probably. >> reporter: but that may not be soon along with welsh three other officers or former officers have already been charged with a total of 38 crimes in state court. the district attorney says those charges will continue but might be trumped later by federal charges. >>> san francisco is now a friendier city for start up companies, specifically private companies. mayor ed lee signed legislation today and it will reduce the taxes on stock options that would effect start ups when and if they go public. supporters say san francisco is the only place in california to tax gangs on stock options. mayor lee also announc

the potential for flash flooding "early" this wednesday morning, june 29th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to have you with us on this wednesday. i'm erica hill. >> i'm chris wragge. new poll numbers out. you were gone. >> good to be back. the poll numbers not the ones we're talking about. >>> a new poll out this morning, though. really a political poll from cbs news and the "the new york times" and frankly not a lot of comfort in if for anybody. president obama's approval rating pretty much where it was three weeks ago and below 50% and getting low marks the way he is handling the economy although not necessarily blamed for it. the poll that shows interestingly that a lot of republican voters not happy with their choices at this stage in the game. what could that mean heading forward? we will dissect that a little bit for you and folks coming up with reports from the white house, the key state of iowa as well. so we will get you the latest. >> a lot going on in iowa including a movie premiere we will talk about coming up. >>> we beimpin wigin with the no wildfire. cbs news correspondent cynthia bowers is in los alamos, new mexico, with the latest on that story for us

the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this wednesday morning. june 15th. i'm pam cook. the weather's been heating up pretty well. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast. hi, steve. >>> hello, pam. by the coast even though if it's sunny it's not that warm. we have 60s and 70s. but inland it's still going to be toasty. a lot of 80s. low 90s to a few mid-90s if you're far enough away. here's sal. >>> steve, right now northbound and southbound 880 traffic looking good on the nimitz freeway. no major problems there. traffic looks good if you're on northbound 101 into san francisco. 4:31 back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning one man is fighting for his life following an overnight shooting near a hayward bart station. it happened at about 11:30 just half a block from the south hayward station. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us now from the scene with word on what led up to this gunfire. jade. >> reporter: well, hayward police have just informed us they're looking for two gunmen in the late night robbery. gunmen who covered their faces during

news, minneapolis. ♪ for all you've done for me... >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> in the 55 years that i have spent here, it was the hardest winter that i have had to go through. >> a stubborn snowpack that refuses to yield. why the experts say the sierra will still be awash in winter by midsummer. >>> the shifting strategy in the search for michelle le. why the missing woman's family is more frustrated now that the case has been ruled a homicide. >>> in some neighborhoods the gang influences are everywhere including here at school. just ahead of the advice of a grieving mother, the first things parents should do. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >>> it is official. not only did this winter produce the