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now, for viewer e-mail. we asked you to send in su summations on drew peterson's case. clear the vies are at passionate about rights as i am. i just happened to turn the tv on. you have a new fan. welcome to "justice," si cynth. glad you are watching. >> karl writes i have never hit a woman and i have utter contempt for those who do. we need more men like you, karl. the winning summation. a tie. barbara writes i guess i got interested because it could have been my daughter. she was mistreated in life by drew and is still mistreated in silence in death. the silence being imposed by the judge's deafening and it will surely let a killer walk free. let's hope that the jury sees through the moment. delores and barbara a copy of my novel on the way to you tore your winning summations.

in fact, the viewer who wrote this e-mail after losing her dog said the clerk assured her that " theda would never let tainted treats be sold ". >> i think it is criminal >> the fda says it will take appropriate action once it identifies the cause and says there's nothing preventing the companies from a voluntary recall. nicely, pet smart and others say the treats are ok occasionally or in small quantities. for more head to cbssf.com. >> we have a gift today, a gorgeous day, and we could almost see the entire area from the top of the presidio. >> it doesn't happen very often but i will be the first to admit when i was wrong and it did the computer models go south. i was wrong. it was suppose to be 88 degrees but it is currently 96 degrees in livermore. san jose, 87 degrees. currently 91 in santa rosa. another gift today as far as high as being above average. a bit on the windy side with the wind out of the west at 23. patchy fog will develop along the seashore. otherwise tomorrow it will be cooler everywhere but still slightly above normal in the interior valleys. extended forecast c

viewers. i loved his e-mail. he was at army navy country club. he looked up and saw the clouds "caskey."nd said here's a look at the temperatures today. 73 right now in the district. the '60s in outlying areas. we dodged the rainfall yesterday. i don't think we will see any rain today. a different story tomorrow, becoming unsettled with mostly saturdaynditions on and a few spotty showers. 61 now in frederick, 62 in martinsburg. not as foggy as the past couple morning. 89 for the high temperature, not very humid. a weak disturbance developing over north carolina over the outer banks. that will give us unsettled conditions over the upcoming weekend. and we have tropical storm c.aa looks like it will move northwest, most likely moving h the florida straits and t on thehe biggest impac florida keys and southwest becoming a possibly hurricane before landfall along the gulf coastline. west.tinues nudging should we see the remnants, be tropical rainfall by the end of next week. as for saturday, 40% chance of rain, and 82 degrees. a few sunny breaks on sunday showers.ated now to handle a foster.

. >>> we are receiving pictures from our viewers near the fire lines. she e-mailed this photo of smoke billowing from the hillside. and matthew took this photo last night of the flames up close. send us your picks, e-mail them to us. >>> a small fire at the shell refinery in martinez brake out at 2:40 p.m. this afternoon. firefighters knocked it down quickly and a health advisory was lifted. it comes one week after the chevron refinery in richmond. >>> inspectors focused on a 8- inch pipe today at the chevron refinery that leaked the fumes that sparked the fire. it was next to a larger pipe that was replaced. they want to know if the smaller one was corroded and if it was why it wasn't replaced. >> hard to imagine they wouldn't replace it. >> that part of it had refinery could be down for 6 months. >>> bp is selling more assets to pay for the blow out two years ago. one is the arco brand outlets in california. it brings the total amount of assets sold to more than $26 billion. >>> happening now in oakland, demonstrators gathering for a march from the bart station to

we are learning from viewers who have e-mailed us that some of the police officers and friends have changed their facebook profile pictures to this, the shield or badge of a patrol officer in prince george's county adorned with a black ribbon and a blue stripe. >> the prince george's county police cruiser crashed into a ditch while chasing a suspect's vehicle in connection with an auto theft investigation. the officers were conducting that in the laurel beltsville area. the officers radioed in that they were on i-95 south. >> the suspect vehicle involved in at least one crime today is described as a silver acura with temporary tags. >> police are looking into whether the acura purposefully cut off the cruiser, forcing it to crash. the patrol car was reject -- the he was 23 years old. he suffered massive head injuries. he was on the force 2 1/2 years. he was well-known since he was 15 or 16 years old he was a police explorer scout. his partner has been on the force one year. he suffered multiple injuries that are not considered life-threatening. law enforcement officers from prince george's

i've already got some e-mails by viewers who said they wanted me to put this on. >> do you know whatt costs? >> that's got to be expensive. >> i do not know the cost, but i'm sure i could get some good money for this, but i can't. it's on loan from team usa. i've got to give it back. >> that's got some bling on it. >> well, she's royalty and now an olympic medallist. queen elizabeth's granddaughter earned a silver medal. prince william and prince harry cheered on their cousin from the stands alock wing with william' wife, kate. >> let's turn things over to jeff, i know he's been watching the equestrian events for me. >> i know, i've been trying to stay up on them. it's got to be one of the toughest olympic sports. the eventing, the jumping, it's unbelievable. i rely on people for so much stuff. winds fairly light, 5-10 miles an hour. alsz, dropping our temperatures from near 100 degrees, england. 62 in san jose. let's take you out to live from what we saw this time last night when we had plenty of clear skies. low clouds are moving in and it doesn't look big enough to be producing ma

mary's county got an e-mail from a viewer who said it has been bone dry the last weeks.y and today they have been getting a decent amount aof rain. 67 in leesburg this morning. 61 in oakland and garrett county and 70 in manassas. highs today mid to upper 80s with the scattered showers and thunderstorms. a yellow alert kind of day. over to monika with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: good morning everybody. this morning on the west side of town we have quite a lot of construction. you see all this yellow and orange, it is causing delays through the area especially if you are planning to head on the beltway near the georgetown pike. where there is only one lane getting by. you have construction on inbound side to the beltway as well. 95, 395 as you head northbound toward springfield, there are no delays to speak of. southbound 270 out of frederick looking good, no delays in clarksburg and german town. a live look outside in the college park. things are looking great, i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 4:47. andrea and mike? >>> president obama will be back on the c

. >> warner: we did get some e-mails, e-mail questions from viewers: what are companies doing now totacks? >> you know, again, it's hard to generalize, but i see in my practice, my consulting and law practice, many-- though not all companies-- shockingly indifferent to the threats they face. after there's a breach, then they come and see, ." >> what happened?" repeated studies show many of the-- most of the data breaches that companies are having to deal with, could easily have been prevented with midlevel controls. this is really quite astonishing. it's not just small companies. it's companies small and large. so, yes, i would say that the question really does have a basis but it's not true with every company out tre >> warner: what's the solution. >> i'd like to see the electricity sector in particular to begin to develop up and down the line on itself the kind of standards that it believes would raise its security a great deal. you know, you can't talk about a whole industry and paint it with one brush. there are some very sophisticated companies that work really hard on security,

i asked our viewers to go and e-mail me their receipt. so yes, it does not happen in california.thanks for your help. to gadget friday. this is a time lapse camera. it does just what you think it does. you can stick it most anywhere, it's battery operated. set to the take a picture every few seconds or minute all in high definition. it's about $200. i think the price is going to come down -- records on a media card, i set it up in our studios yesterday and here is what the video looks like. so this is weather, then when weather's done, christina will take off and everyone will come around. we go to smergs, this is when john leafs the set and goes off and does whatever an anger does. now he's sitting back down. >> what am i doing? >> you are sitting there loyally the entire time. reaching behind you and drinking something. i will post this whole thing to nbcbayarea.com. >> awesome. >> an hour of the newscast in high speed thanks to our gadget. >> now i know what that was. >> like what are you looking at. >> for the record i was getting a manicure. >> scott, great. thanks so much.

. >>> time for michael fin eye here answering questions viewers have sent through facebook and e mail. asking why drivers don't know passes to wi-fi. >> they have had wi-fi for a long time. on the bay bridge route and have been adding them on longer routes and good news is that it does not need a pass word. bad news is that i don't know why she thinks it does. go take a look. but there isn't a pass word. >> mary asked do airlines have fares for kids between 2-11 anymore? >> if they're on your lap, it's free. i don't know. american airlines in america do not offer a reduced fare, however, some foreign airlines do. you need to check z those airlines here in america offer family discounts. they'll not tell you about it. when you if online to check, don't to it one at a time. put four, sometimes there is a discount that is hidden there. >> good to know. >> thank you. >> and robin we mailed can you park on the clean side of the street after the street has been cleaned?. >> we've talked about this where before n san francisco once street sweeper goes by you're allowed to park there regardle

with questions from viewers by phone calls, e-mails and tweaks. this sunday, our guest is michael bedwell, co-author and editor of almost a dozen books, including the conquerors, presidential courage, and his latest, jacqueline kennedy. join us live at noon eastern for a three-hour conversation with michael on c-span2's booktv. >> up next on booktv, kenneth broward talks about zero club his father, founder of the sierra club. [applause] >> the wonderful sculpture that is out there -- my son rubin made a sculpture that is hanging there. [applause] as they say in another area of life, was it is good for you as it was for me? [laughter] we've been talking about it for a long time. you seem to have done it with such joy and humor and playfulness. usually when it comes to environmental literature and the problems of the world, there is a grimness. but yours is just -- it sounds like you really had fun doing this. not thank you, and i do. it is one of the things that i must have learned from my father. one of his complaints was -- they don't have a sens

we want to thank all the viewers who took the time to e- mail us and send those photos in.we will have continuing coverage. you can also view some of the photos of the fire, go to cbssf.com. >> we were both driving on the road yesterday and i had to stop on the side of the road just take a picture. >> it was pretty scary stuff. a lot was going on yesterday. the roads in that area are no longer impacted. the poll takers are back in place. we do not see any residual traffic impact. in the bay bridge everything looks pretty good this morning. let's go right to the maps because we're just getting new information coming in to the news room about breaking news in the hillside neighborhood. crews are working on a two alarm fire there. 1552, actually i just heard that it grew to three alarms. 15 to 52 ocean avenue and the fire is reportedly getting bigger. this will impact roads in that area so avoid that area west of san francisco city college. heavy smoke is seen in that area. it looks like it is a business on fire starting in the attic. coming out of the altamont pass we're star

month feature a comprehensive three-hour look into an author's look with questions from viewers by phone calls, e-mails and tweets. this sunday, historian michael beschloss, author and co-author of almost a dozen books including his latest, "jacqueline kennedy." join us live this sunday at noon eastern with michael beschloss on c-span2's booktv. >> up next, booktv presents "after words," an hourlong program where e invite guest hosts to interview authors. liez sa mundy discusses her book, "the richer success." more men are looking at marriage as a means of economic stability or staying home with the children, choices previously reserved for women. the former washington post reporter discusses the long-term implications of this and other economy-related role reversals with april ryan, american urban radio white house correspondent. >> host: liza mundy, you have written a very fascinating book. it's a read, i think, that needs to be put on the book shelves of stores as well as homes for men and women. we're talking about breadwinners, the socioeconomic shift that's happened. and just in reading this book

. >> we're getting e-mails from our viewers about long lines and tax stores in tupelo, mississippi, ineorgia, on and on it goes. >> mike: you don't have to honk the horn or carry a sign. it's not a political statement. it's just a thank you to a company that's operated with integrity. than provided sound business practices and treated everybody with the dignity that every human being deserves. >> and do you have enough chicken for today? (applause) >> well, now, last wednesday the feathers flew. america ate chicken, boy did they eat chicken and rahm emanuel, he ate crow. [applause] and it all started here on this show two weeks ago. that's when i told the founder of chick-fil-a that i was going to encourage people across america to eat at his restaurants and wednesday, august the 1st, not as a protest, but as an affirmation of the right of his son dan, the coo of the company and a devoted christian, to speak freely about his convictions and i talked about it daily on my radio show and encouraged the followers of my web page. and chick-fil-a did not promote, they didn't have to, and by

not only do we have this video out of texas, but we are getting e-mails from viewers about long linesstores, people in virginia and georgia and mississippi, on and on it goes. new information on a terror scare that forced the united airlines flight to make a emergency landing. scramble jets brought down the plane after the flight crew found -- after they found a suspicious object hidden in the seat pocket or the bomb squad was called in to check it out and some are saying the response was way out for proportion to what they found. rick leventhal has the latest weather this suspicious object was a camera. the problem is that counterterrorism authorities have been concerned about cameras for years because they could be modified into explosives or triggers for bombs. even though it seems harmless, this series of events happen. it was two hours after united airlines flight 956 took up from newark, new jersey. no one on board said the camera was there spread the flight attendant told the pilots who made an emergency call to air traffic control and the bowing was turned around. with 167 pas

we want to thank all of you that took the time to e-mail us pictures and thoughts to cbs 5, we live continuing coverage and viewer photographs of the refinery fire on cbssf.com. >> two firefighters recovering at this hour after experiencing a dangerous phenomenon at an early morning structure fire. lisa washington is near the scene of that fire with more on the rare event that caught crews off guard. >> michelle, at one point there was as many as 120 san fransisco firefighters on the scene here on ocean avenue. behind me you can see that there are still several firefighters here although it appears that there are about to wrap up their work here. this part of ocean avenue, the 1500 block, is still close after a fire that started more than six hours ago. at least eight businesses will be closed while firefighters tried to figure out what caused a fire in the sherrif act of three businesses in the 1500 block of ocean avenue this morning. several of the businesses, a coffee shop, bakery, and knitting shop have heavy smoke and fire damage. >> we woke up and we could smell smoke can see the embers. >> two firefighters

viewers everywhere. thank you. please feel free to e-mail me with any comments. [applause] discuss arms com or whatever issues between the two powers which they sure did. but only long afterwards if we get the notes on what they said exactly to each other in private. it turned out kennedy spent a lot of time complaining about bad press coverage. they were being tough on jackie and other things. he said, jack, where do you care. brush it off. it doesn't matter. you have other things to worry about. kennedy said that's easy for you to say, harrold, how would you like it if the press said your wife was a drunk. and he replied, i would simply say, you should have seen her mother. [laughter] it was a kind of that thing that later on, the fun that gives you an idea what the people were like but you can't learn in real time. >> historians and biographers use the advantage of hindsight to understand their subjects through a prism of time. sunday your questions, calls, e-mails and tweets for presidential historian michael on the lives of presidents and wars hots and cold.

double check it with other sources and we also rely on you, you can send us e-mails or tweets and we try to pass it to the viewers. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> new allegations about the now closed bakery, the allegation in the report and try bound. now a woman has -- tribune. now a woman has come forward about sexual abuse and decades of violence. she claims he even tried to a beau their own -- abuse their own child. they are looking at him. and last year a jury convicted her son in the bay area death. >>> 41-year-old person died during a rafting trip. the rafters ended up in dangerous rapids and that person fell into the water and died. the same day a man died in another lake and his death is under investigation. >>> and four people were pulled off the ocean beach yesterday which happened just after 5:30 near judith street. they took one child to the hospital gave the second child an oxygen mask at the scene and both are expected to be okay. >>> a house is expected to help with the drought. they would offset the high feed costs and also animal deaths. hundreds of accounts are being questioned and they ord

viewers have been sending us photos. look at this image taken last night. she e-mailed it to us this morning and this picture of the wye fire. there is the picture. she says her husband is a firefighter and helping to battle the flames. she tells us the wye fire destroyed a well known home in clear lake occasion. our coverage of the wildfire is online, you can receive updates and send us pictures through facebook and twitter and www.ktvu.com and we will update you in 30 minutes so if anything changes we will let you know. >>> police are investigating a homicide. a man was gunned down this afternoon at 1:30 p.m. police say the man was -- [no audio] stabbed a san jose officer. one of a half dozen officers hurt in recent days. a man was yelling at shoppers. officers caught up with the man where the man stabbed an officer. officers tasered him and wrestled him to the ground. >> very concerning to us. this is the 7-8 officer we had injured here in the past week. not a good trend that we are seeing. increase in violence towards police officers. >> the suspect face as assault

. >> i've been troubled by a viewer, random viewer sent me an e-mail and she said, why should i -- ie battle ground states. my vote doesn't count. why should i vote. i've been thinking about that and i had no good answer for her. i said, well, all the other elections in your state i hope -- you tell them, do your civic duty. it was an interesting -- >> yeah. >> i wonder because we put so much emphasis and so much advertising taking place, does it actually turn off people in the non -- in the nonstates. >> bush/clinton re-elections were they at this point, two or three points ahead. >> he is right on the bush trajectory. >> president obama is. >> behind clinton but at this point clinton started to pull ahead now six months ago clinton was in a rougher place in '96 than at this point. but right now, boy, obama and bush -- every time i look at the numbers from '04, they're mirror images of each other. >> do you have any good answers for the giants beating the dodgers twice? >> we scent them at their place two weeks ago. obviously they didn't clean out all the steroids in san francisco.

we've created a slide show of some of the viewer pictures of the fires burning in lake county. if you would like to send us a picture please e-mailt to us at photos at ktvu.com. >>> there were dozens of firefighters in downtown san francisco but they weren't there for an emergency they were taking part in two high rise emergency drills inside a building on battery street. a fake three alarm fire was staged with the help of a smoke machine. and volunteers played the part of injured victims all of this to help firefighters train for the real thing. >> we find out how well our plan actually works. and where we have room for improvement. >>> -- >> even the building managers and employees took part. >>> efforts to -- on august second, a contractor damaged a pipeline in almost the same spot where the bruno fire took place. construction stopped. schaub pipeline has agreed to use additional safety measures and san bruno officials will monitor the progress on a daily basis. >>> the fire started around 8:30 last night at the bfi newby islands sanitary landfill. the smoke prompted a warning for people who live downwind of the dump to stay i

this is an e-mail from a viewer in texas saying we need to start apprentice training early in high school. in germany, any students go to regular school half a day and then go to other types of businesses the rest of the time. guest: we do have some high schools that have that type of program. they do require an internship as you participate in high school. we do have models of that. listening to this comment and the prior comment the discussion is how to better serve our students and our american population. that type of experience if you are college prep and if you're looking at going into a technical or trade area, it could be very beneficial. i am sure the education association would support that. host: good morning. caller: how are you doing? i am from detroit. i am from the vocational school in detroit. i had a comment. when i got out of school, i am a certified welder. i feel like what i learned in school in the technical school was basically only the tip of the iceberg as opposed to 16 years later with what is actually going on in the workplace. we have to have many skill sets. i

here is an e-mail from a viewer who writes, "the president could have signed since and bowls but threw it out. he is responsible for sequestration." guest: simpson-bowles was not a piece of legislation. it had rules on how to vote for it and the president recommended to congress for legislative action. unfortunately, they were not able to reach that consensus pretty could not reach that critical mass within the commission itself. that does not mean the framework suggested by simpson-bowles is not alive and not well. there are many republicans and democrats who have cited it as a very useful for more. certainly the idea of going big i favor. both republicans and democrats have signed a letter saying we should go big a market that number suggested by it. it does not mean that every single specific recommendation has to be embraced, but the framework, the concept of making a serious dent in our debt, in a balanced way. one of the key things about simpson-bowles is that it had a balanced -- a balance between revenues and spending cuts. the idea that we will achieve it with simply spending

host: viewers and listeners can send in e-mails to c-span.org.here is what joy had to say -- yes, and you make an excellent point. we have been talking a lot about the economic decline but also the decline in the housing market. so many people use the equity in their home to gain capital to launch a business. when the housing market crashed and equity drop, people could not do that. people still cannot do that because home prices have not gone up and people do not have the equity to borrow against it for a loan money and bank loans are a key issue for people who want to start a business. i think when we look at policy, we also need to be looking at things like housing policy because that has a direct effect on being able to pay for a start a business going forward. host: hello, kristie. i have three questions. i would like to know if there is a branch of your company in connecticut where i live. i would also like to know how all i may participate in your workshops. the last thing i would like to know is as an artist, how do i go about marketing m

viewer's tip. if you have a tip, give us a cull call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail directly to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> here at 6:00, for fallout for the san jose police department after a dramatic spike in shootings in just over a week. neighbors are questioning why they have a neighborhood watch to begin with if there aren't any officers to respond to their calls. those complaints as the department considers whether to ask the chp to help man their streets. damon trujillo is live. damien last night they had the 35th homicide. >> it was a brazen stabbing. all the crimes are becoming more brazen. as you mentioned, a family member is asking the san jose police chief to ask the chp for help. the chief says he has not made a decision on that yet. but his officers say they'd welcome the help. this family made their way to the safe way store saying enough is enough. >> does it take dead children to get to city hall and our mayor to realize we need more police on the streets. it shouldn't. it's wrong. >> capped by layoffs and budget cuts, fewer officers are patrolling the streets of san jose le

viewer photos from both of the wild fires. you can see them at ktvu.com. you can also send your own photos by e-mailsm to photos at ktvu.com. >> 8:49. once again we're following breaks news of a car and we re- established our signal. he joins us live to show us the damage. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning. it's one of those things you have to see to believe. let me show you here. the cars coming along here took out the guard rail and all the shrubbery and also told me that there was a bolder sitting in front of the house. let me show you where the boulder went. it went inside right there into the garage. you can see there's a huge hole right there into the garage. you can see both cars. one car is inside the house. one is inside and the other crumpled up underneath it. officers say alcohol may be involved and both were taken to a local hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. once they are out of the hospital, we are told now by the sheriff's department they will be charged with felony dui and wreckless driving. once again you look at the pictures and part of the house taken out. we w

maybe the vp pick-- >> we've got e-mails from viewers, lynn in pennsylvania writes, i prefer marco rubiohim where he is and i'd like to see him run for president. >> dave: and that's a good point. he's doing good work there and why take him from the house. a good point. >> alisyn: steven says i like rubio, but brian makes a better impression. rubio appears too young, the wrap on him he's not experienced enough and the weekly standard shoots that down, saying he has had more experience than barack obama did when he became president. >> dave: right, look he's been a senator for couple years, and eight years in the florida house, two years as speaker of the house, and rubio, according to the latest poll, 30% of the hispanics in florida says they're more likely to vote for a romney rubio ticket than romney and anyone else, enough to decide the election in a pivotal state like florida. >> clayton: and ryan or rubio for vp each would be a strong message to our country that mitt romney is more serious after improving government efficiency and increasing private sector jobs than just winning the

viewer at home kept us off about the problem. if you have a story for our team, call the hotline. you can also e-mail us. >> the controversy over chick- fil-a has led to a showdown between the fast food chain and students at the university of maryland. students upset over the stands on same-sex marriage wanted the university to force the restaurant out of the student union. a look at all sides of the controversy will argument. >> chick-fil-a has been on the campus of the university of maryland for a decade and has been wildly popular. one student group wanted to be shut down. the university says, hold on a minute. last time at the university of maryland in the chick-fil-a kiosk is getting a brisk business. there are some of voiding the rest on altogether. >> considering what the president of chick-fil-a reported, i think it is a good idea. >> protests following statements by the company's ceo opposing same-sex marriage prompted the gay and lesbian organization on campus to lodge a protest of their own. >> even if we might not be able to remove them from campus we want to signal that we are dissatisfi

viewer photos from both of those wild fires. you can see them in our channel 2 website ktvu.com and you can send your own photos by e- mailing them to photos@ktvu.com. >>> we are tracking overnight news out of oakland where firefighters are investigating the cause of a house fire. it happened just before midnight on 98th avenue. people in the home say they were awakened by the smell of smoke. [ inaudible ] >> i seen it. i got up. i say the fire is at the back part of the deck. >> now everyone did make it out safely and no one was hurt. >>> time now 5:02. refocusing the attention on the chevron refinery in richmond. federal investigators hope to go inside the badly damaged unit for the first time today. allie rasmus is live to tell us what may have sparked that fire. good morning, allie. >> reporter: investigators from the u.s. chemical safety board have been at the richmond refinery since last week. today is the first time some of the safety engineers hope to get a look inside the refinery's number four unit. they will be going in today if it is considered to be safe enough. number four unit is where the fire happened about a wee

you can also send us an e-mail or join us on our facebook page or on twitter. one of our viewers says that we -- you are right on, there is not much of a difference between democrats and republicans despite all the rhetoric and argument. here with his signature red tie -- you have some new red ties. we talk about this before. don is on the phone from south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. it is being said that there is very little difference between the former bush policy and obama, but i find a great difference in the fact that obama is more concerned with bringing other nations on line with us in our efforts to, let's say, police the world. i believe that is absolutely necessary to the condition of our economy. we need a world consensus now in modern times with all of the connections and communications -- one other point. to your guest, i agree with him. sometimes we manufacture problems. i believe that it is in direct support of the military industrial complex. host: thank you. appreciate the call. guest: if i said before that there was no difference between bush

viewers. this is sent through you reports. she took it an hour after the first fire broke out f you'd like to send in your pictures and video you can e mail them to us. or, up load them. and stay with us for continuing updates on abc 7 news at ak and 6:00. you can follow on facebook and on twitter for latest developments. >> san jose police are investigating what provoked a brazen afternoon shooting that left a person dead around 1:30 p.m. on charles street near old oakland road. police say a man in his 30s was sitting inside of a car and someone just shot him. they haven't determined whether the gunman escaped on foot. this is the 25th homicide of the year. >> and there is a deadly shootout at texas a&m university. police say a man opened fire while being served with an eviction notice 90 miles northwest of houston. there was one officer and another man man that died in the shootout. >> an individual within the address of the 2211 fidelity began taking fire on officers. they called in additional officers. >> and three other officers and a woman continued to recover. classes are not in session now on the campus. the university did issue n

e-mail address for a person who had an applicant profile on the web site. we were able to access profiles of at least three people including the viewer who contacted us. >> that is not good. all your information is right there. somebody can steal your identity. >> i definitely assume that is private and not public access. >> we immediately notified metro of the problem. they refused to speak about the bridge on camera but in a statement said -- >> the refer a friend feature was only on the site for about the last two months. the your asked to remain anonymous because that person is still applying for work with metro. they told us they only came to channel seven because they tried to get metro to take action and did not seem to get any results. >> thank you very much. two people are in custody after they led officers on a high- speed motorcycle chase in fairfax county. it began on route 28 and moved on to ease down 66. the motorcycle may have been going as fast as 130 miles per hour. a man and woman was arrested. an elderly couple hurt when their car hit a telephone pole and burst into flames in silver spring. it happened this afternoon near lamberton drive.l

viewer photos from both of the wild fires. you can see them at ktvu.com. you can also send us your own photos by e-mailing them to photos@ktvu.com. >>> time right now 6:06. firefighters investigating a house fire. this one happened about midnight on 98th avenue. people in the house say the smell of smoke woke them up. >> i smelled smoke. flames started coming underneath the deck at the back of the house. i just got everybody out. >> now no one was hurt. the investigation of that house fire continues. >>> people living in rural parts of the state will start to see a new fire fighting fee in their mailboxes starting today. the new fee will help cover the cost of preventing and fighting fires. the bills run about $150. they are being sent out alphabetically by county. so alameda county will be first. nearly one million people are expected to be impacted by this new fee. >>> time now 6:07. oakland treatment center for women dealing with drug abuse may be shut down today. paul chambers is live at the serenity house in west oakland to tell us what this treatment center is facing. paul. >> reporter: good morning

viewer says she's seen it multiple times around the city. she writes -- >> very interesting question. there is the picture. thank you for writing in. this e-maile in so long ago, and i tried to find out who this character was for all this time to no avail. until my friend, and you know her, lauren demarco, my coworker, she googled in key words, which i never thought to do. typed in glasses, top hat, high collar and got an answer, sort of. here's the picture again. in this rendition of it, he has 2012 across it. in the e-mail that she sent the picture, it was a far away poster of this artwork. we tried to reproduce it here so you could see it. but this image has been around. she sent me this like last year, last december. it shows how prevalent it is. it's still out there and somebody has updated it with that. shows the man wearing the high spectacles and a man with a high collar. looks to me like arthur ashe in a high collar. it's not him. it's a blog and the writer believes it's the work of steven cummings. here is what she wrote about the artwork that you see. she says, one of the most widely disseminated images appears to be a portrait fram