but the four who said yes said conditions on no new names added to your injunction in fruit vail and the second one is a classic political move we would rather, before we do any more gang injunctions be an outside study to come in and gauge it. >> correct. >> the police chief supported that. >> do you think this means an end to gang injunctions. >> probably they found it too hot of an issue for them it is ironic san ran cisco had a vote, -- san francisco had a vote, not a conservative past i don't know they voted 11-0 to support the police department and city attorney. 11-0. how the you get 4-3. the difference was you had a mayor working behind the scenes to try to stop gang injunctions, and find a way out. i don't think the community is divided when you speak to people who live in the fruit vail or live in north oakland there is overwhelming support for gang injunctions they see the target of individuals. >> does the brooks say no to them and her area is impacted and in west oakland nancy and in north oakland jane bruiner was publicly neutral. >> a lot of community members made a lo

accident clear, 580, fruit vail, things are moving pretty nicely. elsewhere if you plan on taking880, not a bad drive, south, san mateo bridge, no major snags, 14 minutes between foster city and hayward. south 101 and the south bay, 280, 682, capital expressway. road construction in effect, closed until 5:00 p.m., do plan for that. we have more road construction to report right now back to the news desk. >>> 438 amuses texts in the murder of a german tourist in san fran -- suspects in the murder of a german tourist in san francisco court. they were arrested last month for a shooting that happened last august they are accused of being in a gang related gun feet near union square a shot from that fight killed a 58- year-old woman from germany. >>> witnesses now say it was a birthday party brawl that lead to the killing of two men in san francisco's berno heights area this weekend officers arrived saturday night to find the three men shot in the courtyard of holly courts housing project. two died at the scene. several people were detained but no word o

isn't the parade ran along international boulevard and fruit vail avenue and featured riders on horseack, costumes, marching bands, and the oakland mayor, jean quan. the event included a festival with mexican cuisine. more than 70,000 people tended. it come come enemy --break that's it for abc-7 news at 5:00. thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 6:00 p.m. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

the first appearance at fruit vail in oakland then the community college gym in pittsburgh. last, june 14 in pleasant hill contra costa, 2:30 to 6:30. let's check in with marla. a blockbuster coming from the former governor's office. >> are you really surprised? >> can i decline to comment? >> i suppose you just did. good morning, everybody. we are following that bombshell out of l.a. as former governor arnold schwarzenegger admits he fathered a child ten years ago. the mother, someone who worked for the family. reports coming from l.a. and d.c. coming up. >>> then we go to alameda, the home of the uss hornet and a museum. i'm sure bob redell is going to have fun with that. stay tuned. >> let's check in with mike. good morning. >> good morning, scott. we talked about the rain that started yesterday going overnight. the construction wasn't dispatched. there's no closure there. there's typically closure from 12:30 to 5:30 in the morning through mid june because of delays there. that will be the pattern overnight. weeknights monday through friday. no major slowing on highway 4.

korea town says folks in month claire and fruit vail are interested as well as san francisco's marina district. >> now, a word about safety first spreading, community districts in fruitvail are taking a closer look. >>> the largest cable saddle is set to be put on the bay bridge. it's a clamp-like device on top of the bridge tower. it's going to hold a mile long cable. once it's installed, the suspension cabled will be strung across the deck, then form a single cable. the $6.3 billion project set to be completed by 2013. >>> let's check in with christina. a lovely evening last night. finally cleared up. >> did you get out on the patio? >> i played frisbee with the kids. >> good morning to you. if you want to play frisbee, the wind is not going to impact you. it's gusty right now. we are going to see a lot of improvement in terms of the wind and the low pressure that brought us the showers yesterday. as we head throughout the second half of the day, we are starting out mostly clear. we saw the bitty showers. well, still wrapping around the system of low pressure. take a look at this. t

about 69 degrees in morgan hill. 67 degrees in sunny vail and about 65 in fremont. east bay temperatures warming up as high as the 70s inland. inside the bay those winds will be pretty persistent specially into the afternoon keeping the temperatures down just a bit. out toward the coastline on the north bay you'll see temperatures mainly into the 50s. but you head inland just a bit and likely you will see some 70s popping up in some of the valleys. but as we head out over the next couple days we are going to see a couple clouds continuing to filter across our skies. maybe even cooling off a little more as we head into monday. by tuesday looking like a pretty good day but another system dives into the bay area by wednesday brings us partly cloudy skies. we stay partly cloudy heading into thursday and friday. you know what, i hated to do it but i put a chance of showers in this past saturday. still iffy and way out there. that storm door kind of left open. >> isn't that amazing. every week there is something. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> kim is here. ano

of the tour basically riders will take part in stage four today but will use it to pay tribute to vail and the results are not expected to count in this team that may be an act of finish first as a mark of respect of ailing came off his bike just over twelve kilometers from the finish line you see came down the pastor bosco it's thought his pedal got stuck in a wall great doctors were on this thing within minutes but said he'd suffered multiple fright just itself and they could not save him fail and had one stage three the same race last year and also secured a victory during the prestigious wealth a spaniard in two thousand and eight russian team could two sure were among this world's leading the tributes there present on three camille saying we can only express our sympathies to his family trainers and teammates from tomorrow riding a bike will be much more difficult for everybody. after losing to finland russia will play canada and the quarter finals of the world championships left the russian room to the quarter final stage but after throwing away a two goal lead and losing on a sh

the sporting this is what is coming up in morning cycling pays tribute to the belgian rider back to vail and he was killed during the . quarter final showdown russia will face canada in the last eight of ice hockey world championships. janko other big names to suffer first round defeat be tell you know. but first the world of cycling is in mourning after the death of belgium lyda vantive vaillant the twenty six year old was killed when he fell off his bike during a descent on stage three of the tour of italy riders will take part in stage four today but will use it to pay tribute. results are not expected to canned and his team that may be allowed to finish first as a mark of respect came off his bike just twelve kilometers from the finish line he came down the price of oil race doctors were on the scene within minutes but said he'd suffered multiple fractures to his skull and they could not save him vaillant had one stage three of the same race last year russia team katyusha were among those leading the tributes present under each meal saying we can only express our sympathies to his fa

eight machine the latest someone gets going and shake normandy resort to vail short until we can cross a live to our correspondent and he's in our way who can tell us what lies ahead of the g. eight leaders will have plenty to discuss in the coming days so are we to expect any crucial decisions or statements. as a form of the g eight of course has very little time to discuss some of the most pressing issues and usually they do make some kind of statement and that most certainly will happen but there has been criticism that really they meet together and that the g eight doesn't actually take any big steps that that's now the job of the g. twenty nevertheless like you said they will be covering many issues this year specifically a lot is happening a lot of events have taken place this year most certainly libya is going to be on the table but those working sessions will begin later today the summit the first half of it at least has been allocated for leaders to meet on the sidelines face to face president is rated as going to sit down with barack obama there of course they will speak abou

to make it all the way from tora bora to you know this is this town that is sort of like you know vail colorado it's a big haitian popular vacation place and also is a heavy military town if they didn't know it that says something about talk sounds intelligence i find it almost impossible to believe that the pakistanis are some elements of pox the intelligence committee didn't know that he was there remember also raymond davis the cia special forces guy that the u.s. had in pakistan earlier this year and killed two pakistanis and before there was a huge diplomatic crisis between the u.s. and pakistan so there's a lot about the result questions here you have the u.s. waging a covert war there you have the pakistanis who long have been double dealing with al qaida the taliban the united states that's the crucial question that needs to be asked because general petraeus does not have a good relationship with the pakistanis he's going to be having the cia this is really the wild card to watch a lot of unanswered questions jeremy and it's hard to know how or when we'll get those answers jere

for today, highs, cupertino and campbell, 79 san jose and sunny vail, 77 the high for mill tee pas, -milpitas, 80 brent wood, 77 a high for dublin and pleasonton. 71, 74 a high in berkeley and 72 a high in richmond north bay beautiful weather here as well. milder, mill valley, 71. san an sell mow, 79 in fairfield your extended forecast showing plenty of season shine over the next several days, slight dip in temperature bumping it significantly, 80 at the bay, thursday and friday looking beautiful as well see a bit of a cooling trend for friday, saturday and sunday. temperatures in the high 60s low 70s that is a look at weather to elizabeth with a check on traffic. >> thank you chopper 5 is live over this sere you injury accident it happened in san francisco's mission district police are blocking streets i believe they will zoom in where you can see 2 hours ago a female driver slam into that fire hydrant you see there. we understand there was a 1- year-old child in the car as a passenger and that child is now in the hospital, we are hearing life threatening injuries, the female driver

most opposed restricting activities of 40 alleged gang members in the fruit vail neighborhood. the office of the city attorney is defending the injunction in court however there are new questions about its future now that russo is stepping down to take a job in alameda. >> john russo is trying to paralyze our families, our neighborhoods, our communities. he tried to chase us out of oakland and said we chased him out and we say good riddance. >> no community members have submitted any evidence in support of this injunction whereas dozens of community members have committed things against the injunction. >> most of the people listed in the injunction are saying they are being wrongly accused. the judge says he will deliver his ruling in a written statement. >>> some serious problems. the bay area city that admits it has a drinking and driving problem. >>> it was another rowdy cinco de mayo. the tactics police say didn't work. >>> and a cinco de mayo event that was way off color. who decided to spray paint a donkey. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] this sunday is one of the best su

applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] you know, i think we experienced the same sense of unity that per vailed9/11. we were reminded again that there's a pride in what this nation stands for. and what we can achieve that runs far deeper than party, far deeper than politics. i want to again recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. as well as all the military and counterterrorism professionals who made the mission possible. i also want to thank the members of congress from both parties who have given extraordinary support to our military and our intelligence officials. without your support, they could not do what they do. i know that unity that we felt on 9/11 has frayed a little bit over the years. and i have no illusions about the difficulties, the debates that we'll have to be engaged in in the weeks and months to come. but i also know there have been several moments like this during the course of this year that have brought us together as an american family. whether it was the tragedy in tucson or most recently our unified response to the terrible storms that h

down as far as rain is concerned temperatures looking like this, 69 degrees, morgan hill, 66 sunny vailnd campbell up towards the beaches bundle up those numbers expected to be only in the 50s. east bay a few low 70s but you got to go well inland places like antioch, brent wood could see low 70s there liver more 69 degrees. 68 walnut creek. 61 degrees breezy richmond north bay temperatures running cool, 66 degrees napa, 64 petaluma, 50s out toward the coastline. this is where things get interesting over the next couple days tuesday a chance of showers, wednesday another chance of rainfall we catch a break thursday but then yet another storm system drops in, come friday, and possibly into saturday, and this is really turning out to be the season of rain, that just won't end. giana. >> i know what is going on. >> at some point it has got to stop. >> at least it will be sunny and dry on the roadways, that is good news for everyone to get out and enjoy barbecues, 101 problematic, southbound, university, an accident one lane blocked they are wrapping it up not effecting too much traffic lots

showers or light rainfall by friday morning tomorrow morning and breezy unsettled weather will prae vail over the weeken weekend. here's y.satellite radar composite image shows we have an unusually active secret stream this time of the year. not aimed directly at the bay area but moving l flowing to our north a bit but some clouds and moisture from the approaching system will move into the bay area so we start our forecast animation at 11:00 o'clock tonight and we expect it to be dry but over nature in the early morning hours look for some light scattered pockets of precipitation to move through. perhaps about the beginning of rush hour. 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning then by pl 9:30, 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning it should have broken up and moved out of here and clearing beginning and mainly sunny skies. under increasing clouds and low pressure dropping down to about 50 degrees or just above 50 in many location location right around the bay. upper 40's in inland spot. not very cool night. but pleasant day tomorrow. tl threat of showers pass through. we get mainly sunny skies in the aft

not forever, but can set us back a good deal that the cost of fixes things are greater than the vail funds. we're within 1% of gdp to reverse that, and that scared people off. autism is horrible when it happens to your child that you can seize on a suggestion of a connection, then that, the emotional quality of the testimony that people respond to, and i have close friends, two of my closest friends believe it was a vaccine that caused it, so the -- when you get into that calculus at that point where -- with these big questions, it's difficult in democracies and difficult because leaders of democracy and the democratic countries are much healthier, stronger, but leaders can't get out in front of the public, so when the public is so far behind the curve with regard to science and technology, it's hard for the leaders to lead. >> can i follow-up on that? it's exactly what al gore was trying to do, and i never worked with him permly, i don't get money from the gore campaign, so i have no invested interest in it, but one of the things he recognized in the late 80s even was that global cl

are organization have done throughout the country isn't sufficient to address this per vaili vaili vailing issue. >> it can be what a district has in order to be effective but it also and since this is the windup of the session that it's critically important at the attention fair to say federal level that the subject -- the very fact that this commission is addressing this issue is fantastic because it's going to shine more light on what the problems are and what the challenges are. this is an enormously difficult subject. and so you've all seen that in just one day. and for those of us who struggle with it every day, it needs from the highest level down and again, we commend the obama administration because they did the white house summit. they recognized the problem. they shine a light on it and now it's up to the rest of us to work together to -- i don't think we'll ever fix it completely but we can certainly make a difference. >> i'll ask the last question. we've heard throughout the day today about how the system is so terribly broken. part of what we want to do with this report is to

, however, a little bit of a concern that perhaps he also contributed to what seems to be the pra vailing doctrine regarding this issue here and much in the world, namely, we are dealing with the arab spring which is an illusion to the european spring, central europe and so forth. there's even an illusion to 1848 in in europe. and we're dealing here still with the first phase of political awakening and political activism. i've written a lot on the subject and i've been fascinated by this issue and you know that, we've talked about imany times. in that stage, in that first stage, it is a reaction against the absence dignity. it's the reaction against absence of opportunity. it's reaction against feeling that the rulers are corrupt. it is a reaction against the sense of inequality between their condition and what they see on television about the rest of the world. but it's not, in spite of what is proclaimed publicly like on tahrir square a commitment to democracy. the wofford "democracy" kind of encapsulates all of these conflicting emotions but basically what we're dealing with here is a

but there were a lot of counter vailing extensions and the u.n. abstentions and the key abstentions china, germany -- i think there were five. i can't pull the fifth one up in my head right now. but i just find it really troubling and particularly two months later that a unilateral decision by a president of the united states in an environment when these other factors weren't present that has been ongoing and could set, i think, a very disturbing precedent for how decisions are made for the use of force. i'm going to lay that down and it's something for further discussion. the tip report was mentioned -- i want to -- i want to commend to you the results of a hearing that i held on this. i hope you will look at it because i think the legislation is getting ready to be renewed. i think there are some inconsistencies in the way that we are carrying out an otherwise well intentioned policy and they have particular imp indicateses in asia. this was the focus of the hearing where we are -- we have been -- the benchmarks that we have been using are convi

police say the two men are responsible for a number of recent shootings in the fruit vail area. >>> u.s. attorney general eric holder will tour the san jose job corps and discuss gang activity. he said he's made the protection of children and other vulnerable groups his top priority. >>> a nonprofit group raising money to keep the horses is asking the city for its money back. friends of the san jose mounted unit have raised more than $50,000 and another $90,000 in pledges but the group said the city manager will not guarantee that the mounted unit unit-- will continue. now they want the money returned. >> now they're saying, well, go ahead and raise it, but we're not promising you'll keep it. >> when you're spheased with a huge deficit and laying off 100 to200 officers, there's a lot of what ifs. >> the city manager said no decision has been made. >>> the sex scandal surrounding arnold schwarzenegger is putting his return to the big screen on hold. he told his agent to stop current projects so he can focus on personal issues. one of those projects include as sequel to the terminator mov

the hearing from vail is slated for this week in new york.yer was similes and monitored electronically. this sounds like they will have a hearing on thursday to select a new leader for the imf. much more ahead on the kron 4 morning news including one last check with weather and traffic. i love the mt. tam shot. that is one of my favorites. >> we will be right back. >> fax we're getting back into seasonal average temperatures. a little bit breezy as we head into the weekend. that is the extent of it. a pretty nice of forecast. right now here is a look at curran >> your seventh day around the bay, tamara brings in more in the way of cloud cover. seven days ahead of dry weather. james. >> we are hot spot free on the traffic from. the backups are gone. in easy ride from the toll plaza into san francisco. bo >> the san mateo bridge is looking good. highway 92, eastbound and westbound, no problems. the golden gate bridge is moving without incident as you can clearly see. no problems in marin county. no problems on 101. >> if you are using art, use

host: turner's vail, north carolina. kenneth, you're on the line. caller: it is a halfway measure, as usual with our government. my suggestion, your taking old streetwise cops, not someone behind the desk of someone who has been out on the street for several years, can spot a phony and 50 yards, put him at the head of the line where people approach, let him make eye contact with ever went to ask questions, give him the authority to throw people out of the line and so forth. he will do more than all of the technical equipment you have there. you could dump about half of it and replace it with about -- with some old streetwise cops. guest: tsa agrees because the marshall program -- when you talk about where is law enforcement agency within tsa, the federal air marshal service they put on wood planes -- on board plans, they use that as a last line of defense that air marshal has to spot the person and ferret them out if they mean to do harm. host: has that been active since 9/11? guest: it is more active now. there has been talk of putting more air mar

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this yea, when this flesh and heart may fail and mortal life shall cease, i shall possess within the vailnd peace. may those we've lost know peace , may grace guide the people of joplin home. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mr. president. i had been told that you were walking our streets. i had been told of jour genuine interest and your compassion. on behalf of just one of the citizens and yet on behalf of a very large crowd, thank you, sir. [cheers and applause] all of us have had friends who wanted to stand beside us this week. some could do so in person, others mailed us their hearts and asked to borrow whatever we needed from those letters and notes. one such friend wrote me the following. randy, this storm did much damage. i can't imagine. but randy, there are limits to its power. a tornado cannot and will not destroy the sovereignty of god. it cannot destroy the word of god, the church of god, the plan of god, the promises of god, the justice of god, the love of gd, it shall not destroy the grace of god, and i

peninsula and rapidly clearing and now the sun is out the temperatures in the 60s. 64 degrees in sunny vailcheck your drive right now. >> you know, it's first to start, last to clear is highway 4 through antioch and speeds in the 30s there. not really a big deal. smooth drive down 680. livermore. we had an earlier, you know, warning for the wind coming out of the altamont pass. 580 and 880 alike, east shore freeway, 18-minute drive and 880 with the light volume both north and southbound. a live look out there. san mateo bridge from the peninsula where you can barely make out the hills. there's haze and the wind calmer here, laura, as well. >> thank you very much, mike. thanks so much for joining us. the "today" show continues next. monday with today's buzz and all the juiciest, steamiest and sizzling celeb stories. >> today we have maureen o'connor with all the entertainment news you can handle. >> thank you for having me. >> maria and arnold, we've been reading lots. what is the latest you have on those two? >> over the weekend, "the new york post" reported that the 13-year-old boy arnold

to, quote, check and reverse the growth of government but also to maintain sufficient stronte repre-vail if need be, knowing if we do so we'll have the best chance of never having to use that strength. that message, mr. speaker, still holds true today. not only does this bill ensure that our troops are properly equipped, but also provides the men and women of the military and their families with the resources and support they need, deserve, and have earned. the fiscal year 2012 national defense authorization act takes a detailed approach to ensuring that the investments in our national security are in line with our fiscal priorities an realities. the bill has a clear mandate of fiscal responsibility, transparency, and accountability within the department of defense. it also provides incentives to have competition for every taxpayer dollar associated with funding of defense requirements. the bill addresses a wide range of recent policy changes at the department of defense, including the repeal of don't ask, don't tell, reaffirming the defense of marriage act, which protects one man, one w