arrested for a 37-year- old murder is expected in court today for pretrial motions. 47-year-old william payne from san francisco was taken into custody in january based on dna evidence found at the scene. he was 17 at the time of the killing. he's accused of the 1983 strangulation of nicholas crumbley of texas in visitacion valley park. gorge gascon said of the case "justice can be delayed but it did not -- but it cannot be denied." >>> a state audit report released a few hours ago, questions the accuracy of the projection used to drum support for the voter approved pension reform initiatives. in a runup, measure b, mayor reed identified the projected shortfall to be $650 million. but a new stu state audit falls this figure "unsupported and likely overstated." the report does acknowledge that losing -- rising costs have led to reduced city services. and then may roar read -- mayor reed released the following statement -- >>> a petaluma man was killed this morning when his pickup truck slammed into a power pole. highway patrol officers say the man was driving along northbound 101, just before

investigators reopened the case which led them to 47-year-old william payne. payne charged with murder and held on $5 million bail. >> federal investigators looking into the cause of richmond's refinery fire have released dramatic new photos. take a look. the images were captured by a freelance photographer who happened to be standing at pier 9 in san francisco the moment the pipe line at the refinery ruptured. you can see the vapor cloud hundreds of feet into the air. investigators say that vapor could have killed dozens of employee they had not evacuated. >> that's what makes this a serious situation. this type of cloud, the size of this cloud, people working in a refinery, shouldn't be happening. >> the u.s. chemical safety board says it has not received a close look at the problem pipe. it's too dangerous. chevron release add statement on the heels of the photos. it reads it's premature to comment on the composition of the white cloud. rather than speculate we intend to rely upon carefully considered expert analysis. we will have more information in the co

investigators reopened the case which led them to william payne after his dna matched.s being held on $5 million bail. >> bay area law enforcement agencies may have found one way for people to avoid becoming the next victim of a craigslist robbery. the santa clara county's sheriff's department is using craigslist users to use their lobby for transactions, the move in response to several recent hold holdups. one victim was robbed at gunpoint by the buyer. users we talk to say they welcome this idea. >> great, i'll be in the front of whatever police department. i think they would probably not show up. >> a comer of police departments are also offering their lobbies. >> federal investigators looking into the cause of a fire released photos t images were captured by a freelance photograph here was at pier 9 the moment that pipeline, refinery pup tured. you can see all of that vapor in clouds. vapor could have killed dozens of employees if they had not evacuated. >> that's what makes this a serious situation, this type of cloud enveloping people working. it couldn't be happe

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