use our e-mail address to send sell phone videos. >> wal-mart is getti ready to roll out a type of gps for the clothing in the store. wall street journal reports they plan to test putting electronic tags on individual garph like jeans and underwear. an employee to wave a wand to see if sothing is missing from shelves. it will help keep track of inventor tags cld eventually be used in all 3700 u.s. wal-mart stores. >> apple says the white version of the iphone 4 will not be available until later this year. they origilly said the phon would be available in late july. the compansays the white gadgets have been more difcult to manufacturer. black models are not affected. meantime, they refund customers automacally for buying the iphone 4 bumper caseess. it announced it will give away free bumper case and refund to those that already bought the case. >> well, when we come back, friday's perfect pet. kristine hanson will introduce us to a couple ♪ hey, at&t verse tv? yeah, it our new tv service. every day thousands of customers across the nation are switching at&t u-verse. [ female announcer

ever here in the east bay and that would be a wal-mart super center. and inside chambers behind me it is standing room only. and you can cut the tension inside with a knife. get this, even though there was nowhere to sit, people continued to pour in here since 6:00 tonight to hear city council leaders as i just mentioned say this place is broke. they blame the dire financial circumstances on record foreclosures within the city limits. so broke they say the last of 20 nonsworn community police officers were laid off last thursday. 41 other city employees also received pink slips. one city council member intimates that antioch could become the next valet joseing the city faces bankruptcy. if residents do not pass the proposed half cent sales tax and start generating money for the city like oakland, antioch could lay off sworn police officers but not budgets or paying more taxes at the register. >> i'm really frustrated with you all. >> this actually doesn't solve the issue. it doesn't create more cops. it doesn't put the csos back. it actually just cover

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so wal-mart doesn't have low prices? fast, and convenient delivery?i would claim that amazon has much broader selection, in many cases, if -- i don't want to be overly bold in my claim but the online model gives us significant cost structure advantag, lets us have even lower prices than physical stores. >> charlie: selling online. >> well, sometimes they have them -- they do have an umbrella problem sometimes where they don't want to compete against themselves online vs. off line. >> charlie: wal-mart with all of the volume that it buys, its purchasing power, therefore, gives it the ability to offer lower prices. doesn't that give them an advantage they ought to be able to translate? their purchasing power is bigger than your purchasing power, is it not? >> i think in a lotof the product categories that ship sailed a long time ago. >> charlie: meaning what? >> we have the purchasing power -- >> charlie: to compete with anybody -- >> we have the volume relationships with suppliers. that playing field has been leveled. if you asked me that question 10 o

the buses will be parked outside the wal-mart store through 5:00 p.m. on sunday. >>> all right, well it should be a nice day for you to head to union city. hopefully a little warmer. let's check in with our meetologist mark tamayo. maybe that much warmer? >> maybe a little warmer. especially away from the coastline today there will be plenty of sunshine and mild numbers out there. as you can see, here's a closer look, you see the fog making a come back coast side. still lingering patches around the bay for oakland out toward richmond and right around berkeley as well. the crowd still keeping san francisco on the cool side. san francisco still in the mid- to upper 50s. a look outside, you can see we have clear skies out toward walnut creek with a little bit of a breeze. on track to reach 80s about three or four hours from now. the weather story is this. it has not changed much in the last two or three weeks. fog returns once again overnight, and the weekend, especially by sunday we're going to warm things up a little bit. as far as today, you can see the

wal-mart wanted to add a 33,000 square addition to the store.from both sides of the issue packed the area. >>> looking at the bay bridge, dave and pam, westbound coming into the city looks good. later on today when they raise that tower, you can see there, it may cause rubber necker delay. it's going to be a significant event and a lot of people may want to see that tower go up. if you are driving to the south bay, 237 is already getting crowded. here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. plenty of low clouds and fog. it should be slightly warmer. we are inches up on the afternoon highs. it looks like we bottomed out on monday. warmer inland, and cooler near the coast. it will be foggy instead of just high clouds. >> pretty cool july. thank you, steve. >> thank you for watching. mornings on 2 coming up next. we are going to take you to richmond where there were two fires. we will get a live report on whether or not they are connected. >>> jade hernandez is out by the bay bridge with an up close look at the new bay bridge tower that's being moved into pla

improve pakistan's image of the u.s. a research associate robbia choudhry and we'll look into the wal-mart ties ation of marijuana if the controversial substance is legalized could it become corporate ties and put mom and pop growers out of business and then we'll debate the more reality of assisted suicides it's an old issue the many people are taking a fresh look at some ask someone who is pro-life why people don't have the right to choose what to do with their own lives including choosing when they want to end them but first. the big story making headlines today is what the washington post calls a top secret america a hidden world that's growing beyond control and intelligence industrial complex although they didn't exactly use that word one that was created in response to the terrorist attacks on nine eleven and has now become so large so expensive so complicated that we have no idea if it's working partly because it's all able top secret classified now we have no idea whether america is any safer thanks to the fact that there are so many agencies so many intercepted phone calls e-mail

. >>> still ahead, one bay area company opened its arms wide on wal-mart. we'll see if wal-mart gets to do what it wants. >>> plus, making an exception for medical marijuana. we'll tell you what officials in one bay area county just decided. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >>> welcome back. contra costa has put a smoking ban on hold because of medical marijuana. a smoking ban was aimed at doing away with tobacco smoke. however, the supervisors are waiting two weeks on the marijuana issue. smoking would be ban ned all buildings with four or more residences. >>> in the

. >>> customers at the wal-mart store in union city have being asked to stuff two buses it's part of an event to get school supplies for new haven's school district. an the neighboring unify school district. the buses will be parked outside the wal-mart store at the union landing shopping center through 9:00 p.m. sunday. >>> 72 and 72 that's the name of the pet adoption event at the san francisco spca office. the goal is to place 72 dogs and cats with new families within 72 hours. adoptions of cats are especially encouraged because workers say right now is the height of kitten season. folks visiting the spca at 250 florida state will also find evening mixers and daytime workshops promoting animal welfare. >>> american idol fans can expect to see major changes coming up on the show. judge diaguardi has been fired from the show and jennifer lopez and steven tyler of arrow smith will be hired as new judges. the news comes days after degeneres announced she will not be back. >>> a former warrior star is back and what he did today could save lives. >>> ronie toriof told a group of childre

jane has the money scope report. >> having trouble finding jeans at wal-mart? to roll out a sophisticated electronic, that will scan and track those items. tags can be read by hand-held scanners and all this, the system will help control inventory but the price could allow criminals to scan garbage to find out what you recently bought. >>> the white house is taking another swipe at big bonuses from executives. that goldman sachs and j.p. morgan is on the list of 17 companies that handed out inappropriate executive pay while getting government bailout money. >> as for trading, ford and microsoft, good quarter results. amazon is disappointing. bloomberg silicon valley is slightly higher. burger king trying to bike a bite out of mcdonald's. >> and may be easier to get your hands on this, but models wouldn't be available until later this year. white ones are more different than expected. >>> yeah, jane, it's okay to use the white town four after labor day? >> i don't know. it could be a winter white. >> totally inadequate in this conversation. we're going to let yo

they are sold as the great value brand at wal-mart stores.here's concern that the bags of chicken may contain pieces of plastic. there is a use by tkaet of june 9, 20 # one. 2011. no one has been sickened by or injured by those chicken nuggets. >>> last night's sights of a mountain lion was on canyon lane in the emerald lake area. another big cat was sited last wednesday night. as always, authorities advise people to keep pets indoors. not to approach mountain lions and if confronted not to run. to make themselves appear bigger and make noise. >>> the fog sure did take a long time to burn off today. >> it sure did, it was the coolest day of the week. and tomorrow will be cooler with more fog. when the fog blankets all the area, it is slow to warm. we go outside and i want to show you the bay area microclimate. you can see the heat out in the valley. but here's what we lie, where the sea breeze impacts us. you can see the cooler colors representing 78 in livermore, 64 in oakland. temperatures today in concord just 81 degrees. i would expect co

then on thursday the -- [ inaudible ] >> -- expanding the wal-mart there.wants to turn that store into a supercenter by adding a 32,000 square foot grocery store. >>> well, it is a little more than a week until the national night out organizers say they are finding little enthusiasm for this year's event, in oakland, which as you know has been plagued by recent violence and the layoffs of police officers are 100 block parties short of their goal of 150. national night out is designed to encourage communities to come together to make their community safer. this year it is held august the third between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. registered parties are allowed to block off their neighborhood streets to make room for big crowds, the deadline to register is august the 2nd. >> well, it was not your ordinary carjacking, imagine a family's surprise when they saw their caroling away with a bear inside. the owner says he left it unlocked with a day old peanut butter sandwich inside and as the bear for aged around for more food the car started to move. >> and the door closed

his two cents on the week's most ridiculous stories we have everything from robots to dentures to wal-mart underwear that's a little too risque so joining me now is seton smith same thanks for coming back oh it is a pleasure to have you on the show thank you alone ok let's get into wal-mart and underwear i mean everyone loves underwear shopping you know it's fun for me but recently a pastor was strolling through the aisles and he decided that some of the pictures on the men's underwear were you know close to pornographic any of them pull them down i don't like porn you i'm not going to look specifically listen. i don't usually with people are not gay and you're super you know sexual usually don't pick up a paper and go i mean you see this man's balls and this is a first of all it's balls right here so my to do so about you both around here that's just rude can we talk to the minister to see his agenda of you know we had meetings about this can we get some more balls pictured here and be offended like who even did a little sexual repression involved in this story may i have maybe i just i d

commuter is getting off the train now wal-mart park were surprised to see this happening. people getting on the train were allowed in one by one. the gates were reopened. the protestors paid their fair is under the wash cloth eyes of bart police. it was a strange mixture of protesters baseball fans and bart police. the officers stayed there difference. distance. >> please reusing major profanity words. now they are supposed to be professionals just like in the trial of a response to handle it ourselves professionally. >> what type of leadership is that. >> the protesters took several trains to ride back to oakland. guard says that they had no trouble with any of the anti mehserle protestors. >> still is kron 4 kron 4 doc, for continuing coverage. we have a special section on kron 4 doc, where you can watch videos and read stories and poster comments. >> an attempted robbery in oakland and with the death of the family of street from out of town. use in the bay area for a job interview at google. >> it happened here at 19th street and webster at around 11:30 p.m. sunday nigh

they were manufactured by purdue farms and sold at wal-mart under the great value label. they may contain what they call foreign object it has the number '-33944. the products also best if used by date of jun 9, 2011. you should throw it away or return them to the store. >> housing activists are occupying a vacant floor of a building in mission district. they plan to stay in the space at mobile store at 20th and mission until they are forced out. they believe the second floor has been empty since 1991 and they say it should be made available to the homeless. same group has taken over two other buildings in few months. >> aids activists staged a die-in in front of nancy pelosi office this morning. they are upset inaction for the aids assistance program. leaders of the aids health care foundation 1800 people are on national waiting list for treatment because of a lac of funding. pelosi's offe issued a statemt, a $50 million increase in funding is now working its way through the house. >> a vote could come tonight for oakland city council to let large marijuana farms operate

they were manufactured by purdue farms and sold at wal-mart under the great value label. may contain what they call foreign objects. it has the number '-33944. the products also best if used by date of june 9, 2011. you should throw it away or return them to the store. >> housing activists are occupying a vacant floor of a building in mission district. they plan to stay in the space at mobile store at 20th and mission until they are forced out. they believe the second floor has been empty since 1991 and they say it should be made available to the homeless. same group has taken over two other buildings in few months. >> aids activists staged a die-in in front of nancy pelosi office this morning. they are upset inaction for the aids assistance program. leaders of the aids health care foundation 1800 people are on national waiting list for treatment because of a lack of funding. pelosi's office issued a statement, a $50 million increase in funding is now working its way through the house. >> a vote could come tonight for oakland city council to let large marijuana farms oper

it was a request by wal-mart to expand its store on lonetree way into a supercenter. opponents are concerned the expansion would harm local business. >>> voters in concord will also decide on a sales tax increase in november. the city council there gave the go-ahead to a ballot measure last night. if approved, concord's half- cent sales tax hike would expire after five years. supporters say it's needed to prevent severe cuts and layoffs. concord's budget deficit is $5 million. >>> a deadly crash in the north bay and there were no witnesses. six people were in a volkswagen jetta that slammed into a walnut tree northwest of vacaville at 8:30 last night. the drive was killed. five passengers -- the driver was killed, five passengers injured. three helicopters broadcast brought the victims to the hospital -- three helicopters were brought in to bring the victims to the hospital. investigators say the car was speeding at the time of the crash. >>> one convicted killer is accused of killing another at san quentin. edward schaefer was stabbed to death in a prison yard monday

. >> for people not familiar with 100,000 square feet is, it's roughly the size of a big wal-mart. >> he is against legal liezing marijuana growth if it means wiping out the little guys. >> these are typically people tt are small mom and pop operations. >> but some see a huge opportunity in tonight's vote. he says he plans to bid for one of the four permits if it passes. >> for a band of small growers coming together to assemble this larger opportunity and everyone is pretty excited about it if it happens. >> he says it would be better to centralize it in secure facilities. >> right now hundreds if fot thousands small unregulated growers here in oakland producing a lot of problems for the city such as electrical fires, hostile take others and located in residential neighborhoods. >> for oakland the opportunity s revenue beginning with $211,000 permit. >> we need the revenue, obviousy . we need the taxes. >> this university president sue ordnance and sees it as another step towards legalizing cannabis. >> for one thing we'll need a lot more supply in november after prop 19 passes. >> l

it was a request by wal-mart to expand its store on lonetree way.pponents were concerned that the so-called supercenter would hurt local retailers. >>> and voters in concord will also decide on a sales tax increase in november. the city council there giving the go-ahead to the ballot measure last night. if approved, concord's half cent sales tax would expire after five years. supporters say it's necessary to prevent more service cuts and layoffs. concord's budget deficit is estimated at $5 million. >>> a milestone today on the eastern span of the bay bridge. anne makovec is on treasure island. good vantage point to see the first pieces of the big tower that's being raised this afternoon. good morning, anne. >> reporter: day by day the view behind me here of the bay bridge is going to be changing on the eastern span. i'm here with bart ney the spokesman for the bay bridge. thanks for joining us this morning. tell us what's happening this morning today. >> at before:15 we started lifting the piece and you can see it's already coming up off the barge s

there are six wal-marts, two home goes. a few gaps, a best buy. some of these you have to be from states other than massachusetts to have visited. in the res of american industry, not a single person on this list, not a single person, makes a product you use . every single person on this list made their money by changing the way that you buy things so that it is hire quality and cheaper -- higher quality and cheaper. in health care you made your money pie inventing something -- by inventing something you do someone. if we get it right, our best guess is that waste in health care as a whole is about $7 billion a year. you could overwhelm that list with people who can figure out how to coordinate care, streamline medical practices, overhaul the administrative procedures, ensure people get the right care management, the right information flows. that is what we are waiting to do. the reason it hasn't happened is we have stifled it. we haven't invested in the information and we haven't gotten the payment and other systems set up right. if you can find

. >> the proposal that would allow the so-called wal-mart marijuana farms to set up shop in oakland the warm said the large farms would put him out of business. >> he's been selling is organically grown marijuana to ñ2h0$ú+fm:7qwst-n4%dev1huxó two years and said the large- scale marijuana farms that be considered would be bad for business >> it would use chemicals that are really proven and the bishop about the quality of the medications are consuming. given a lot of people are 61 things that are safe as possible. the purchase >> is a medical marijuana from local organic growers the worry is large go operations with those growers out of business. >> the flood the market which you medicine. nyeáfavt harborside. >> employed people low-wage people look at is another job and produce like to produce lettuce or any other type of budget as opposed to a medicine that's beneficial to a lot of people >> he only buys from oakland orza said the idea of large- scale operations for the money to the city is not exactly true because the money could go back at their economies. >> if you bring in outsid

although they do have a great baloney sandwich at wal-mart, i highly recommend that. they don't expect that. at a time when so many people are out of work, larry, and so many people are truly struggling. st. louis, missouri is struggling, okay. it is a little bit tone-deaf, i think to spend your time this week in new york city on the set of "the view" and then tonight, at anna wintour's apartment in new york, the editor of "vogue" you have been there. no big deal for you. the president of the united states. it seem is a little tone-deaf. you may say everybody vacations, but when the first lady is jetting off to madrid next week for a girls' trip and then it's well i am also going to meet with king juan carlos and queen sophia, that's all fine. at a time when our conentry unt where it is it is beginning to rub some people the wrong way. a little too much. >> larry: honestly, did you criticize president bush -- [ applause ] >> larry: in all fairness, did you criticize president bush when he stayed at the ranch during katrina? >> well, i actually, not sure my phone calls

. >> the proposal that would allow the wal-mart we're what a farce to set up shop in oakland isn't sittinger growers in the city. jeff bush spoke with one the court and said the large farms would put him out of business and could be bad for patients. >> he's been selling organic growth and prof for two years. he said the large-scale marijuana farms are being considered would be bad for business and for the consumer. they're using chemicals that are kipx#paéprovenk'rk[8zr in the t the quality of the medicine that the consumers are consuming. they wanted as safe as possible. the >> dispensary purchases a medical canada's from organic growers the worry is large cooperations which put those cars out of business. >> the flood the market with cheap medicine. >> the be employing people are relatively low age a look at is producing lettuce or any type of weather as opposed to a medicine that's beneficial to a lot of people. >> the only buys from oakland growers and said the idea of large-scale operations green money the city is not exactly true because the money could go to other economies. >> if

meeting when into the early morning hours ended with the city council voting down a proposal by wal-mart expand its store. they wanted to turn into a supercenter by expanding it by 33,000 square feet they want to remodel the inside and drop of russia reached door inside of it. parties from both sides of the issue back the old pack the meeting last night when on for hours really emotional at some point that in the end they voted 3-2 against the expansion. >> san francisco supervisors city. the made the decision last night to propose 720 per project would add 10,000 residential units a third for low-income residents it would add 300 a. of park land and open space and commercial space. san francisco mayor says the mirror would raise billions of dollars for the city in great falls thousand jobs. >> from the bay bridge they begin to or sorry continue to raise the first section of the begin to or sorry continue to raise the first section of the tower the latest coming up. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. begin to or sorry co

expect leadership from wal-mart. they would expect leadership from the bar. but sometimes the bar, you know, he richt shall did -- erects unnecessary barriers. >> woodruff: talk about the employment barriers out there. i mean we cited these just stunning statistics earlier, over 50% of people with disability can't find a job. >> that's right. and that number has been relatively flat for the last 20 years. and i know senator harkin who is a big champion for the ada is concerned about that. i know senator dole, another champion is concerned. i think one of the reasons why we are not seeing more movement in employment is i think as a country we still don't really expect people with disabilities to work. i will give you a recent example. during health-care reform, they were debating a provision in the bill that made it into the final bill that would enable people to keep their personal care attendant services and work at the same time. and a senator said in a closed door meeting well people with disabilities don't work,

the fire burned near a wal-mart but no evacuations were issued. about 40 firefighters responded to the call and they had the flames knocked down by 4:15 this afternoon. no damages or injuries were reported. the cause is still under investigation. >>> well, many feared crime would rise when oakland laid off 80 police officers, some residents are now taking it upon themselves to fight violence by going straight to young people. that was the focus of an event today. this after two teenagers were shot just last night. patti lee is live now with the story. patti? >> reporter: well, last night's violence underscores the need for effective deterrence. today we witnessed two ways to solve the same problem. >> up and down! up and down! >> reporter: at this middle school in east oakland, more than 100 boys took an all-day crash course on how to man up. >> when you were younger, like just started to realize what you wanted to do. >> reporter: the event actually titled the manup conference is organized by the group and is designed to connect kids who may lack

it was a request by wal-mart to expand its store on lonetree way. opponents were concerned the so- called supercenter would hurt local retailers. >>> voters in concord will also decide on a sales tax increase november. the city council there gave the go-ahead to a ballot measure last night. if it's approved, concord's half cent sales tax hike would expire after five years. and a similar story in santa rosa, where the city council also approved a november sales tax measure. it is a quarter cent hike meant to last eight years. all three cities are wrestling with multi-million dollar deficits. >>> a milestone nobody wanted to see. the damage report in the gulf 100 days following the deadly disaster. >>> and major league baseball throws san jose a curve ball. why the league decided not to wave the city in and what the commissioner is offering to help get a stadium for the as. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. low clouds and fog keeping temperatures below average all around the bay area. when will we start to see summ

the two alarm fire was reported shortly after 2:30 not far from a wal-mart store. they had the fire knocked down two hours later. five acres burned. >> three pythons discovered at a park all within a 28 hour period. well, today that same park opened. all eyes were not necessarily focused on the soccer matches. >> reporter: outside of the hundred of guess ever kids playing in a soccer tournament, it was a normal weekend, except for the words of advise given to both players parents. >> the coach said don't touch anything that doesn't belong to you and be cautious. >> i told my kids to be careful and don't touch anyone else's backpack. >> there was three explosive devices discovered in a wooded area nearby. >> we got news that it was constructed consistent with a pipe bomb. >> it was found 200 yards from the initial side. this is a photograph that captured the detonation of that third device. police sought advise of 25 extra officers around the area who searched the park late last night for any additional devices. none were found. >> it's safe. bring your family, and

>>> next on "abc 7 news" at 4:30 approved, vote that has cleared the way for what many call the wal-mart of weed moves in oakland and does it go too far with a handcuffed suspect. they are investigating one of their own officers and talk about trading up. how a kid turned a cell phone into a porsche. we'll check out traffic and >>> finally, a recap on that united airlines flight that rattled more than 250 passengers last night. >> 30 people were injured when the plane hit severe turbulence. it was headed to l.a. from d.c. but forced to land in denver. last year, abc's jeffrey kofman went for a ride in a turbulence simulator to see the danger close. >> reporter: veteran pilot, ed cook, took us into one of the most sophisticated air simulators around to show us turbulence up close. it really feels like an airplane in here? >> yes. once we get in here and shut the door, you're going to feel like you're in an airplane. >> reporter: our simulator flight felt unnervingly real. there's miami below us. >> there's miami. we're in the red spot of the cloud. the more we get into the cloud, the more

it's all because of wal-mart. some residents want a 175,000 square foot store on lone tree way. others believe that a supercenter will financially cripple or put existing stores out of business. the council is expected to burn the midnight oil. they are still hearing comments from the public. a vote is expected later tonight. dana, back to you. >> robert lyles, thank you. >>> after more than a year of courting tonight san jose received word from major league baseball about the a's potential move to their city and the league is not saying yes. but kiet do shows us major league baseball is offering what appears to be a solid maybe. >> reporter: we are here at the site of the proposed stadium in downtown san jose where for the past 16 months major league baseball has been looking into whether or not the a's should come to the south bay. the city of san jose has been waiting since march of 2009 for a glimmer of hope, sign of anything at all from the league. well, today they got it. >> major league baseball has given us a timeline and commitment. that's a real success for us. >> repo

. >>> tonight, the antioch city council expects to here a lot of arguments to expand the wal- mart onone tree way to a -- lone tree way that would include a superstore. supporters say customers would benefit from lower prices and have more inspections. critics say it will create more noise and traffic in the neighborhood. >>> wells fargo is looking for 50 new employees. they have 2,000 employees in silicon valley. it's looking to hire more bankers and tellers. they are not saying if these new jobs are in existing or in new offices. >>> 7:20. still ahead -- latest on a frightening incident between two young bay area brothers and a pair of scissors. >>> get ready to meet the man whose entire face was transplanted. >>> san jose traffic doing pretty well right now. but we have some problems in the east bay. we'll tell you about those -- coming up. >>> in fremont, a 10-year-old boy is recovering after his he was stabbed in the neck with the sisters. this attack happened friday morning at their home. the 15-year-old was arrested with suspicion on assault with a deadly weapon. he's been book

united states are now working in low wage service jobs yes most people are actually just working at wal-mart you know selling chinese made goods to american fellow workers at kmart those are as low wage working and there's a big trend on the horizon and we're going to talk about it more in the show going forward this is virtual slavery in the virtual economics so there's a company called zynga and they have virtual currency systems and they use on sites like facebook and game social networking games like farmville were effectively people are working for thirty cents an hour so basically subsistence clicking on the virtual plantation this is a new way to actually lower wages beyond the minimum wage this is voluntarily having millions of people work below the minimum wage for the virtual currency wage it's a big trend it's on the horizon it's going to be much bigger going forward in two thousand and ten two thousand alone but max speaking of virtual currencies in the virtual world this also is another worrying trend in the united states with these workers who are forty percent of them are work

the two alarm fire was reported shortly after 2:30 not far from a wal-mart store. they had the fire knocked down two hours later. five acres burned. >> three pythons discovered at a park all within a 28 hour period. well, today that same park opened. all eyes were not necessarily focused on the soccer matches. >> reporter: outside of the hundred of guess ever kids playing in a soccer tournament, it was a normal weekend, except for the words of advise given to both players parents. >> the coach said don't touch anything that doesn't belong to you and be cautious. >> i told my kids to be careful and don't touch anyone else's backpack. >> there was three explosive devices discovered in a wooded area nearby. >> we got news that it was constructed consistent with a pipe bomb. >> it was found 200 yards from the initial side. this is a photograph that captured the detonation of that third device. police sought advise of 25 extra officers around the area who searched the park late last night for any additional devices. none were found. >> it's safe. bring your family, and

out of your around 830 as far as the water some people still without water for belonged appeared wal- mart thoroughfare so far bumper-to-bumper but not really backed up the only problem here is when it goes from three lanes to one lane that's where you get slowing. it seems cars are cooperating and letting each other and get into traffic him along. >> what street are you standing on buchanan? >> it's buchanan and lumber. there were doing word on lombard street and because they're ruptured down here around buchanan the cars you looked at those are cars headed into san francisco from the golden gate bridge. >> so your fear george was if you they keep this the one line traffic coming and could be affected but are using that yet? >> sadly me and will got confused i thought it was only way in one lane affected he meant there is only one lane of traffic the truth is with one lane and it blocking and a late 30 it is going to be huge problems for people coming in from the golden gate bridge veered south there is no way to avoid that. there is a much of the back up so at present in might add three-

the wal-mart in this area and all of the businesses were completely dark. the lights were out in either direction, but as you can see, they are back on. pg&e says about 6000 people were effected by it. the person is in custody as you said at the top of the story, dave. the police are not say why they were chasing the gentleman and what he or she will be charged with. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> all right, the oakland police are looking for whoever shot a man in the face. it happened on 48th avenue. the police say the young man was trying to steal the person's bicycle when witnesses heard several shots. there's no word yet on his condition. >>> time now, 5:02. well, oakland police are preparing for december fifth. that's the day that mehserlie will be sentenced. yesterday, they met with other law enforcement agencies. they don't want a repeat of the street violence that happened earlier this month after the decision was made. >>> well, a spectacular construction project now underway may cause some delays on the bay bridge this morning. dr

. >>> a contentious debate is expected whether to supersize a wal-mart store.the city is expected to vote on expansion plans tomorrow. at issue, whether the retail giant should expand its store on lone tree way by more than 33,000 square feet. backers say the superstore would provide much needed sales tangs revenue -- sales tax revenue to the -- [ no audio ] >>> it could happen any minute now. the man in charge of british petroleum is expected to step down. [ inaudible ] >>> are phobe books a thing of the past? if some bay area activists get their way, they could be a thing of the past. >>> are. >>> had 171 drivers of ac transit called in sick today. >>> tony hayward is expected to step down from his st virtually at any time. >> it's been awful from the u.s. administration and a lot of investors are expected to resign. >> hayward created a firestorm of criticism after he said he wanted the gulf oil spill cleaned up see he could get his life back. the company is expect the to name bp's managing director, done dudley, who is a u.s. citizen and a native of mississ

tonight show with the most ridiculous stories of the week from paris's new malaysian boyfriend to wal-mart pornography will get seton smith's two cents but now let's move on to our top story . tonight we have a grim reminder of the costs of war with one more day left in july this month has become the deadliest ever for u.s. and nato troops in afghanistan so far sixty six soldiers marines sailors and airmen died this month in the longest war the u.s. has ever been involved it so far this year two hundred sixty five american troops have been killed in this war than just this week the u.s. congress voted to spend billions more on the endless war as i said we've been there for close to nine years and we're still no closer to winning or to leave it in fact since taking office has only increased the number of troops by thirty thousand and yet just a few hours ago riots broke out in cobol over the deaths of four civilians the afghan people themselves are tired of our presence there they don't feel like we're helping them and yet we continue on. both u.s. and nato commanders have also warned that