vincent, we think it's going to work. and it did, it's a beautiful day in oakland. >> the east bay food fight nefits the society of st. vincent saturday paul's kitchen training cullinary program. >>> san francisco may be home to one of the largest pride parades in the country. fi >>> hundreds of people walked and rolled down north first street in san jose today as part of the second annual disability pride parade. organizers say over 1,000 people with disabilities, activists and community members showed up to support disability pride. >> a lot of people think that disability is a tragedy or a barrier to be overcome. but we're here today to say that people with disabilities are beautiful just the way we are. we don't need to be cured, fixed, cleaned or anything else. we are disables, proud and beautiful. >> the parade honored three grand marshalls for their contribution to advancing disability rights in the bay area. a 20-foot tall puppet took part honoring the late justin dart. >>> let's check in with henry wofford with a

[stomach rumbles] vincent: sounds like you could use some van goghgurt. it's fortified with arts-rich nutrients to improve your math and reading skills... catch! boy: van goghgurt...thanks. so what's the deal with your ear? vincent: always with the ear, huh... announcer: feed your kids the arts. for ten simple ways to learn how, visit americansforthearts.org ved ♪ w m u iat yo♪ea we edr r ♪, areestest? ♪ qnsea♪ >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art enrichment funds for a comprehensive art program that contributes to the quality of life

vincent, thank you for the update. we appreciate it a web site devoted to attacking fox news is actually being subsidized by the federal government? what? and, the defense in the casey anthony trial pulls out all its stops in its last day of testimony and claims that may shock you. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: is the pen mightier than the sword? ninja 2: ow vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. and i can have a proposal to you within half an hour. we're a small business. with 27 of us always in the field, we have to stay connected. we use verizon tablets, smartphones. we're more responsive. there are no delays. delays cost money. with verizon, we do things quicker and more effectively. more small businesses choose verizon wireless than any other wireless carrier because they know the small business with the best technology rules. >> laura: some education concerns that are nonprofit. one organization though receiving tax exempt status is

mayor vincent gray says he's taking the sexual assaults very seriously. he is stepping up reviews of the summer jobs program and safety issues. >> they have a right, obviously, to expect a wholesome and healthy summer youth employment work experience. >> reporter: news4 has learned the man arrested and charged with felony sexual touching at the employment services headquarters, thomas nelson, has a long criminal record dating back to the 1980s. and he served time in prison. but a city background check officially only looks for crimes occurring within the last ten years, and nelson's record showed no sexual crime issues. city officials stressed nelson had a low-level job and no official contact with summer jobs. >> he is not a supervisor. all supervisors are required to have a background check, which the metropolitan police department conducts. >> and owe what his his job? >> he is a file clerk. >> reporter: the 19-year-old victim working at anacostia high school is still under investigation. 12,000 young people have jobs this year, fewer than in the past.

vincent, thank you for the update. we appreciate it a web site devoted to attacking fox news is actually being subsidized by the federal government? what? and, the defense in the casey anthony trial pulls out all its stops in its last day of testimony and claims that may shock you. >> laura: some education concerns that are nonprofit. one organization though receiving tax exempt status is the far left web site media matters, which says that its mission is to educate the public. but by its own mission media matters is in business to hurt the fox news channel. and other perceived conservatives concerned. why is the federal government subsidizing this outfit? bill recently spoke with c. boyden gray, a former white house counsel under president bush the elder who has been following this story. >> bill: what's the headline here in your opinion, counselor? >> the headline is that a democratic organization is using taxpayer funds to attack you, to assault your first amendment rights and to run the democratic leaning media boo

well i've always been a teacher in my heart i taught acting for years at a studio called the vincent chase workshop and vincent chase is now one of the characters on entourage they named the lead actor after me so renowned and i just enjoyed teaching and they called one day after i had done the film bruce almighty and pepperdine is a spiritually based school so they thought i would make a fun professor to come teach the kids you know the art of showbusiness so i started with a screenwriting class but i have all been to this larger conversation because they felt such a hunger from the students again about these choices that they were making the pressures that they were feeling and that's really what the class turned into it it's it's kind of a therapy session for all of us we talk about what's going on in the news in their hearts the pressures that they're feeling we try to you know this embody those pressures and really break them down and see what's underneath them that's remarkable you've had some head films that include bruce almighty liar wired and i'm sure a pet detective series

he was joined by helen prejean and vincent harding. this is an hour and a half. >> i would suggest to you that these individuals from their cloistered positions affected more positive change in their lives than many who have devoted their careers the public service in a traditional manner. my first inkling of an answer came while reading sister helen as she described a day in 1980 that would change her life. she was listening to sister maria as she lectured on her community, and she was urging direct action with the poor. within the year, sister helen had moved from a lakefront suburb into the st. thomas housing project in new orleans, where she began her work on death row. it was about this experience that she would later write, " better i decide to try to help san real hurting people or nine or one than to be overwhelmed and withdraw and nothing, or write an academic paper on the problem of evil." i would suggest we know and respect sister helen now because she avoided that academic paper and embraced instead attend a real hurting pe

vincent gray dijo que tras extensas platicas con el gobernador de virginia, el republicano robert mcdonnellcambio de opinion y urgio a los tres miembros de la junta regional un gran jurado encauso a la mujer de virginie dejo a su hijo de dos años por minivan... karen murphy enfrenta cargos por asesinato en grado de felonia... el 17 de junio, la mujer habria dejado al menor en el asiento de su vehiculo por varias horas y cuando lo encontro ya no se pudo revivirlo.. vecinos creen que la mujer habria olvidado llevarlo a la guarderia, y segun la fiscalia esta no era la primera vez que dejaba al menor olvidado en el vehiculo.. aumentla fracion de los n con inatas que tiene el metro no estaban en funcionamiento por desperfecto s o por mantenimiento.. el informe tambien critica al metro por el presunto deterioro de sus servicios en otras areas..como emergencia el metro esta destinando equipos de mantenimiento a las estaciones de mayor trafico.. el chofer del autobus se o en l de richmond causando la erte de cuatro pasajeras y heridas a muchos otros viajeros se declaro hoy no culpable de asesinato

mayor vincent gray is beaming up with virginia governor bob mcdonnell in support of an above-ground rail situation at dulles. >> now there is a compromise on the table, from the u.s. transportation secretary but is trying to get everybody to really needs in the middle and so far, nobody is saying anything. the pressure is on. , another big name changes when it comes to where to build they will metro stop at dulles airport. -- where to build the metro stop. in the meantime u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood is trying to find a compromise to the rail debacle. local officials allocate the money to pay for it all. the $5 billion project is one of the most expensive construction projects in the country. >> having that discussion and dialogue is important. that is what would be needed to make a good decision. >> the compromise includes stripping several elements of the project from we note -- the mwaa control. >> i think you can save money and built above ground, i think that makes more sense. >> the mwaa airport authority had a meeting today, but they passed to talk about the compromise

mayor vincent gray reversing his position on the metro station. previously he supported the more expensive underground station option, but today he changed his heart and made that announcement. >> am convinced that this is going to result in a very substantial financial orders -- chip. not want to wind up with nothing. -- i am convinced that this is in a veryesult substantial financial hardship. elected officials including bob objected to the plan, saying they approve an above-ground station that could save $300 million. >>> the national weather service massive dust storm through phoenix at speeds to 60 miles per hour. the clouds formed late in the sweeping intore the phoenix suburb. the time the crowd reached downtown, visibility was reduced and flights were than an hour. re hard to imagine that is just the best. -- that is just dust. >>> of big drowned first will down, and 70 miles per hour will hit the ground and spread out or. that out word spreading kicks up the best. those can roll and roll and roll. >> big trouble for allergy sufferers. aro

tonight, vincent rallo is remembered. he took over an italian restaurant for his father. the local landmark is known for its breakfast and large portions. vincent rallo was 79. >>> the parents of a teenager killed in a baltimore city park, want to make sure it never happens again. their 14-year-old daughter was electrocuted when she touched a metal fence. a new regulation could keep electricity in check. >> reporter: well, tonight, the green family is urging city, state and private companies companies to continuously check for contact voltage. >> reporter: four years ago, deanna green touched a fence in druid hill park. an exposed electrical wire was touching the fence underground. 227 volts traveled through her body, killing her. now, her parents are intent on having the city take action. with the regulation in the 14- year-old's dame -- name. >> the deanna green rule would work to have surveys done of the baltimore, maryland area to find the stray contact electricity. >> reporter: the greens attend a hearing at the public service commission to come up with a survey sche

we might even have an appearance by vincent. we could actually bring the ambassadors in the -- in. if i could just have that after -- added to the agenda. president mazzucco: that would be a great idea. how does our agenda look for july 20, bobby? >> largely it is the reports. president mazzucco: that will be perfect. that dovetails what we're doing about the community policing. that is a mid-level approach. great idea. thank you. that is on for the 20th. is there any public comment about these reports as you heard? next we will hear from capt. mahoney. is there any public comment on these matters? hearing none, public comment is closed. oh, yes, sir. of course, sir. come to the podium over here. >> [unintelligible] president mazzucco: is there regarding an item taking place ingleside station or here. >> [unintelligible] president mazzucco: ok. >> my name is joe. i am a political petitioner. i register people to vote. in the past couple of months, we've been collecting signatures for the ballot for november and next year. in the last two months -- actually in the last couple days -

--vincent perez muri ese dia del incendio y anthony valerio, 2 dias despues., ambos hombres eran veteranosdel departamento. --el resultado oficial se dar a conocer el proximo mes. cu ---las autoridades del condado de solano... take vo ...realizaron un operativo en el que fueron detenidos 7 residentes latinos de la ciudad de vallejo y que ahora enfrentan varios cargos relacionados al narcotrafico. ---tambien se decomisaron 2 libras de metanfetamina s, 2 armas de fuego, y mas de mil dolares en efectivo. ---los cargos van desde posesin y transporte de metanfetaminas hasta confabulacin y agresion con un arma mortal para algunos de los detenidos. cu --uno de los 10 mandamientos es: no robars.. pero unos delincuentes no slo no cumplieron ese mandato sino que lo hicieron dentro de una iglesia en san jos.. --jaime peluffo nos dice qu fue lo que pas... take anchor live take pkg s.o.t. 4:35:00 aqui le rompieron, tiene un aldaba ahi grande.. y la rompieron para abrir la puerta.. porque tenía candado.. este fue parte del recorrido de los ladrones que se metieron a la iglesia templo la hermosa en la ca

commission adjourned its meeting today in honor of the fallen san francisco firefighters, lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter paramedic anthony valerio, two college to we have lost 10 days -- two of our colleagues that we have lost. >> any comments on the executive director's report? ok. >> item 7 b., legislative updates. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jonathan stern with the planet -- with the port planning and development division. given that our legislative liaison was detained, he asked me to give you a brief update about the legislative agenda of the port and city at the state legislature. there are two bills that have been going through the legislature and i will give you a brief update regarding them. there we go. there are two bills, both about development projects. the first, ab-418, regards pier 7-0 and the trust status out at the pier, at the other bill is regarding the cruise terminal and the sites that will be in the america's cup. just as background, the port works with legislature, in conjunction with the city legislative committee. this is the group convene

he was joined by helen prejean and vincent harding, a former speechwriter for martin luther king, jr. this is about an hour-and-a- half. >> we have here on our stage today, among, and none, and a college professor. this is not what we associate with widespread political change. but i would suggest to you -- >> i would suggest to you that these individuals from their cloistered positions affected more positive change in their lives than many who have devoted their careers the public service in a traditional manner. my first inkling of an answer came while reading sister helen as she described a day in 1980 that would change her life. she was listening to sister maria as she lectured on her community, and she was urging direct action with the poor. within the year, sister helen had moved from a lakefront suburb into the st. thomas housing project in new orleans, where she began her work on death row. it was about this experience that she would later write, "better i decide to try to help san real hurting people or nine or one than to be overwhelmed and withdraw and nothing, or write an

una h@idea en una realidad, la basura comenzÓ a h@univisionprimer ioyecto ha id manera alarmante, vincente despliegue aÚn no han encontrado una razÓn para derrumbar su catedral de chatarraa h@univisionprimer imp@ >> en la catedral se han grabado escenas para dos pelÍculas tode hollywood. un mortal secreto se esconde en una pequeÑa aldea la villa es un criadero de una de las serpientes mÁs venenosas del mundo y de las mÁs codiciadas por restaurantes. son utilizados para fabricar medicinas y otras para crear platos exÓticos h@primer impact multitudinario pic nic. aquÍ el primer impacto extra, antes los jÓn la repÚblica deportiva. >> hola, quÉ tal? les cuento que hubo gran sorpresa antes no somos con la mejor -nos vamos con lo mejor de la copa amÉrica. >> colombia enfrentÓ a costa rica, cerca del final del primer tiempo un muy buen pase en profundidad que define muy bien para el uno por cero de colombia los chicos se defendieron, los cafeteros ganaron 1 a 0 y son lÍderes del grupo a. ayer viernes el anfitriÓn argentina enfrentó a bolivia, los bolivianos pegaron primero a poco de comenzar el

mayor vincent gray gathered school leaders from every level to present results from the 2011 round of testing. while the mayor touted steady gains since 2007 when the mayor's office took responsibility for schools, year to year progress was mostly unchanged. at the elementary level for d.c. public schools, pass rates for reading were down 1.1%. in math, they were down 8/10 of a percent. >> this is an area where we all agree that more work is needed, and more attention. >> reporter: but school leaders were quick to point out gains in grades 6, 7, 8 and 10 with a 1% increase in reading and a it 2.7% increase in math. >> the percentage of 7th and 8th graders scoring below basic in math has been cut in half. and is the percentage of secondary students scoring advanced in math has tripled. that's huge. >> reporter: chancellor henderson says higher standards for teaching and learning along with new resources will meet teachers and students this fall. the goal being to better align classroom instruction and testing. >> if we want to make radical gains in the future years, we have to do some

mayor vincent gray attended the memorial tonight. he called on others to take a role in stopping the violence. >> you can have a strong police presence, but it's also important to have neighbors involved in crime prevention. >> 19-year-old terry hjimenez hs been charged in the murder. >>> darcy spencer is in tyson's corner with more on this story. darcy? >> reporter: jim, for many teenagers, their driver's license is their most prized possession. officials are hoping the threat of them losing that license for a year will keep them from drinking and driving. if you're under 21 and you get caught drinking and driving in virginia, starting friday, you could lose your license for one year. >> fines too often are rendered meaningless by the parents writing a check. but there's no teenager on the planet who wants their mother driving them on a date and it's the driving sanction that's going to do it. >> getting caught drinking one beer, they could get convicted. drivers could be forced to pay a $500 fine and perform 50 hours of community s

threat is real, extremely real and there were other developments on this story today also, mayor vincent gray in d.c. was calling on the three delegates from d.c. on the airport's authority to vote for the cheaper above-ground station. that is a switch. you have a call from the governor of virginia and secretary lahood wants a decision from all the parties involved by july 20th. stay tuned. >> clearlies, the fight is far from over. we will, thank you. >> the news edge all over a developing story in anne arundel county. police are searching for an armed man. the massive manhunt shut down both sides of 285 near bwe airport this morning and this is that wrong video here. the man attacked a maryland highway vehicle along the road and this sounds so bizarre. what happened? this is a strap one, shawn. no shots were fired and police say, you know, given what happened, clearly whoever is involved in this have a problem with the mobile radar trucks and given these events, the police are continuing the search and he is not in custody. about 11:30 this morning the maryland state hoe jeep was parked

and of course vincent pan from chinese affirmative action for giving us a space to do all of our works a time when we were floating around. and carrying out boxes of magazines from garages to garages. our readers, donors and volunteers. just one thing that i would like to mention, i recently went to a documentary screening at the san francisco film festival. and it's here for another week so i hope some of you get to catch some of the wonderful films that are there. and i went to a documentary screening called crime after crime. i don't know how many of you guys were able to catch it. and the film maker showed up and did a q&a. and there he said that visibility doesn't equal change. and that's something that really resonated with me. and if there's one thing that i can leave with you today it's that message. i want to thank our a.p.a. elected officials for all the work that you guys are doing. because again, just because there's a large number of us doesn't mean that things will change if we don't actively make it happen. so we applaud all of the officials that are serving as well as

mayor vincent gray will do what is right for the health of d.c. citizens. the alexandria plant powers d.c. and other local areas. >>> this morning d.c. council chairman kwame brown is facing more campaign finance trouble. the city's board of elections is asking federal authorities to investigate possible criminal violations by brown's 2008 re-election committee. they want to know what happened to $350,000 that was raised or spent. brown declined to speak to news 4 and said in a statement he welcomes the probe to clear his name. >>> right now crews are fueling space shuttle "atlantis" for liftoff. thunderstorms could delay the shuttle's final mission. this is a live look from the kennedy space center. the shuttle is set to launch at 11:26 this morning. "atlantis" and four astronauts will carry ae load of supplies to the international space station. today's mission will end nasa's 30-year-old space program. this is a live look from -- and you can see lightning was caught in these photos by nasa at the space center overnight. the still very heavy clouds over t

vincent perez and valerio died a month ago today while batting a fire. more tests are being conducted to find the exact source. the official report is due out next month. >>> another leaf blower ban is in the works. a citizen's -- silence the noise makers, especially the gasoline powered ones. they said they're too loud and aggravate respiratory diseases. sickness on the high seas has plagued a cruise aboard the san francisco sea princess. in the past few months, more than 350 cases of nor ro virus has been reported. princess cruises says the latest outbreak was spread by a passenger who brought it aboard. >>> no sign of a sea plane that crashed last night. the bray was searched but they still have not found it. they plan to search tomorrow with a sonar vessel. it's submerged in 40 feet of water. they do not believe the plane is leaking oil or fuel. it appeared to gain speed and altitude when it took off. then it was in the water. they rescued the pilot and the passenger. a wave hit the sea plane during takeoff, but investigators are deciding is pilot er

. >>> dc mayor vincent gray chiming in on the metro debate saying he favors an above ground parking lot at the dulles and is urging council members to switch their votes. an underground station would cost $300 million more. >>> the driver in may's deadly tour bus accident in virginia pleaded not guilty today to four involuntary manslaughter charges. 37-year-old cheung admitted he fell asleep when the sky express bus overturned on i-95 north of richmond. the trial is set for september the 12th. >>> a small plane crash landed in the woods near an airport in henry county virginia tuesday evening. an airport worker saw the plane go down and helped pull both men that were in it out of the plane was registered to a man in tennessee. we have not been told if the owner was one of the people on board. the ntsb is looking into it. that plane may not have had enough power to take off then get over the trees. >>> topper is back with your full forecast a little later on. plus, it is a dust storm that really just looks incredible. we will have it for you. >>> the dalai lama is in town to head up a se

vincent was 79. >>> the mother of a six-year- old boy who drowned at sandy state park is looking for answers tonight. sequan kennedy died after spending more than 10 minutes under water as beach goers search for him early on monday morning. the park provides life guards from 11:00 until 6:00, but the boy's mother says if the state added warning signs or made swimmers off limits until they arrive, it could help prevent other parents from receiving a telephone call like the one she took while she was at work on monday. >> police called me at 9:00 on the fourth of july asked if i had a son named sequan kennedy. i fell to my knees. i said why? that he was in the water. i said he was in the water? how? i mean, there were a lot of adults, kids, so why he was the one in the water? >> witnesses say sequan kennedy went into the water to retrieve a ball that went under water. his wake and funeral services will begin 11:30 next wednesday. >>> anne arundel county police need your help. they are trying to find two people that are critically missing persons. we have 32-year-old schmincke. police s

. >>> vincent gray is in favor of building a dulles metro station above the ground. the washington metropolitan airport authority voted in april for an underground station. before today, mayor gray supported that plan. but the extra $300 million price tag changed his mind. the mayor says holding out for an underground station could derail the entire project. the loudoun county board of supervisors will not consider the action -- or the project, that is, now until july 19th. >>> here in the district, jury selection is under way in the roger clemens perjury trial. clemens is accused of lying to congress in 2008 about performance-enhancing drugs. he testified then that he never used steroids or human growth hormone during his 24 years as a major league pitcher. jury selection is expected to last into next week, possible witnesses in the case include barry bonds, sammy sosa, bud selig and joe torre. >>> a first in the white house, it was interesting. >> a local woman who's just lost 100 pounds explains how she won the most famous eating contest in the world. >>> doug's g

vincent perez and anthony valerio died a month ago today while battling a fire in the diamond heights neighborhood. more tests are being conducted to find the exact source. >>> another leaf blower van is in the works for the bay area city. the noise makers are asked to be silenced especially the gas powered ones. they argue they're too loud and aggravate respiratory conditions. it will cost jobs during a battered economy. >>> and sickness on the high seas plagues a cruise aboard the san fransisco based sea princess. in the past two months more than 350 cases of norovirus have been reported by passengers. more than 50 people got sick on an alaskan trip that left port two weeks ago. princess cruises says the outbreak was from a passenger who brought it aboard. >>> authorities have rescued a captain of a boat of a flotilla trying to deliver supplies to gaza. >> reporter: a ship load of pro palestinian americans with a mission, carrying nothing but letters of a symbolic effort to break the israeli blockade of gaza. sailing in defiance of orders. this was a dare to the greek authorities wh

vincent perez and anthony valerio died a month ago today while battling a house fire in the diamond heights neighborhood. more tests are being conducted to find the exact source. the official report is due out next month. >>> another leaf blower fan is in the works for a bay area city. a citizens environmental group has asked burlingame to silence the noise makers, especially the gasoline-powered ones. they argue the leaf blowers are too loud and aggravate respiratory diseases, but the bay area gardners association says it will cost jobs during a battered economy. >>> and sickness on the high seas. a cruise aboard the san francisco bay sea princess. for the past two months, more than 350 cases of neuro virus have been reported by passengers. more than 50 people got sick on an alaskan trip that left port two weeks ago. princess cruises says the latest outbreak was spread by a passenger who brought it aboard. >>> so this is good news and bad news for some bay area homeowners. property values in san mateo county have risen 11.12% in the past fiscal year. that means local agencies will receive

the meeting was co-hosted by williams and the roman catholic ar, bishop of westminster, vincent nichols. >> we cannot wait for the politicians to sort of out before we as civil society, as active agents as people of faith get on with making the differences we can make. >> reporter: a main focus was how to shore up the minority christian community in israel and the palestinian territories, because of emigration and low birthra birthrates, christians now make up less than 2% of the population there. >> that's the very specific and the very practical challenge, have these people a future in the ancestral home. we hope and pray they do. >> the holy land and the holy sites could have become something like the coliseum, you know, the remnants of something that is of the great historical interest and maybe of cultural interest, but not lived in, not living and breathing centers of life and prayer. >> reporter: the leaders discussed concrete ways to help christian community, such as financial support, building more relationships between congregations and increasing public policy advocacy. as pa

mayor vincent gray was at the carnival when the shooting happened. >> on saturday i was out here in the immediate aftermath. i spent about an hour and a half to two hours just going door to door talking to the neighbors to see how they felt, what concerns they had. >> you could have a strong police presence, but it's also important to get neighbors involved in crime prevention. when people come together, good things happen. >> police do say foster was an innocent victim caught in the middle of a gunbattle. the suspect,er that jimenez, now faces second degree he -- terry jimenez, now faces second degree murder charges. >>> councilwoman leslie johnson pleaded guilty today to evidence and witness tampering to her role in a corruption scheme. both leslie and her husband jack johnson are very likely headed to prison. >> reporter: when fbi agents were knocking at leslie johnson's door in november, she now admits she flushed away a $100,000 developer's check and stuffed nearly $80,000 in cash in her bra and underwear. leslie johnson says that was a mistake. >> i only asked not to be defined by

vincent depaul culinary program which trains unemployed people. >> i'm glad it's going to a good cause>> i think it's great, and i think that they let everybody in, and it was -- you didn't have to wait long. they've got enough servers, they've got enough seats. >> organizers say the event not only sold out quickly but got the support of bay area volunteers. >>> henry? >>> garvin, we've got a huge appetite for sports, and many coming up, godzilla looked to get revenge against his former team. could the a's take care of the yankees? plus the giants look to avoid a three-game slide.er highlights, plus reaction coming up after this quick timeout. hey parents, it's going to be a big school year. see, i'm not just teaching woodwinds and strings. i'm teaching attitude! if your kids want to sound cool, they have to look cool! so, here's what they'll need: denim, graphic tees, leggings and tunics, more denim, backpacks, headphones, hair gel, denim, converse one star shoes, denim, shaun white hoodies and denim. school takes a lot. target has it all. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent

lieutenant vincent perez and a firefighter died in the diamond heights neighborhood fire. >>> the freeways are jam-packed as we kick off the holiday weekend. one of the most notable holidays of the year. rob maya -- rob maida yeda is o look at the roads. >>> we've got temperatures here, oakland, 880 slow northbound and southbound. typical for an evening commute. extra heavy obviously because of the holiday travel that we're seeing in the east bay, as well. there's a look at the approach to the bay bridge and you see slow traffic moving in and out of the city. as we show you ther tempeforetr for the first time in the 90s across the tri-valley, east bay locations. gilroy, 94 now. even though we have a sea breeze, we're seeing warm temperature up and down the coast. if you're heading into southern california, close to 90 in los angeles. look at palm springs. 117 degrees up and down the central valley. 10 2345 bakersfield. sacramento, 100 degrees. and look at lake tahoe and reno. 80s and 90s across portions of the sierra has we head into the holiday weekend. today seemed warm. but even hotter

. >> reporter: agricultural economics professor vincent smith worked with the american enterprise institute to research the 2012 farm bill. he says while farmers needed a hand from the federal government in the past, that help just isn't necessary today. >> farm families are wealthier. they have higher incomes. they're doing very well by themselves, as we would hope entrepreneurs do. >> reporter: smith claims the farmers who need money the least are the ones getting the most. >> the bigger you are, the better the programs pay for you. of course the bigger you are, generally the wealthier you are. >> reporter: smith estimates the largest farms could receive up to $200,000 per year in subsidies. garry niemeyer concedes corn growers are willing to take some cuts, like ending direct payments from the government, but he says they still need a safety net to stay profitable and continue growing food. >> we're not trying to get rich. we're just trying to stay in business. >> reporter: but that could become harder for some farmers, as the battle over spending continues in washington and the lobbying

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vincent perez and anthony valerio died a month ago today while battling a house fire in the diamond heights neighborhood. investigators ruled the fire was accidental and probably electrical in nature. but they still have to finish electrical tests before they know exactly what caused the fire. an official safety report is due out next month. >>> the university of california is considering yet another tuition hike. the university's president is asking the board of regents to approve a 9.6% increase to make up for a loss in state funding in the budget that just passed. if approved, the annual tuition would rise by more than $1000 to about $12,200 each year. it would be the seventh tuition hike since 2006. a few years ago, plans for a 32% tuition increase set off the violent student protests. >>> no longer threatening a nuclear lab, but still growing. the largest wildfire in new mexico's history. why some people are complaining about how the fire's being fought. >>> william and catharine, just days before their arrival in california. they were seen rolling up their sleeves in canada today. i w