wong to let his guard down. a shattered family, wong's wife, son, and daughter hope to find the killer. vivian sees the jewelry given by her father now more precious than ever and keeping it close to her heart. >> he's very hard working, he did everything, he worked hard for his family. he's a better dad than i could ever ask for. that's all i can say. >> reporter: the family is hoping someone would recognize the man in these surveillance pictures. he was wearing a neon traffic vest. police say they consider him armed and dangerous. if you recognize him, call police. i'm surae chinn for 9news now. >> a man's body is found in the potomac river and tonight police want a name and how he got there. a boater discovered the body around 10:00 this morning. authorities say there are no obvious signs of trauma. the body was taken to the medical exam ner's office in baltimore j. a prince george's county police officer is out of the hospital tonight after being shot in the leg. officer rachel jacobs was wounded after she c

hard working, dedicated. >> reporter: desmond wong, his son, says tommy wong says wong always worked hard. family hope the security pictures lead to an arrest. >> i hope they find him -- >> and turn him in. >> bring him to justice. if he had taken what my needed from my family and left my father alone. i wish that was the case. i'll give everything in the world to have him there. >> reporter: a source familiar with the investigation says the security video did capture the actual murder of tommy wong. arlington police have gotten tips after they released the photos, but so far, no announcement of an arrest has been made. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> a deadly weekend on the roads in prince george's county. two people were killed in separate accidents. a man trying to cross lee highway on old carolina road was hit by a car. no one else hurt. the second accident happened after 6:30 this morning on bistro road. police say a motorcycle lost control and ran off the road and hit a tree. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> she was a wife, daughter, sister, and soon to be mother. a d.c.

supervisor and businessman won wong. peskin says wong told him of back door deal with the mayor to offer him another job if he quit. 2 make the perjury allegations walker and peskin are political progressive as is mirkarimi but his attorney doesn't think that's significant. >> as to the political reality of moderate versus progressive? that is not relevant to whether or not the mayor lied under oath. >>reporter: mayor lee is outraged by all this perjury talk and believes it is designed to distract from the facts behind his decision to suspend the sheriff. >> the fact is he did hurt his spouse. he did admit to false imprisonment and diswaition of others and demeaning of the witnesses these are activities that are official misconduct. he doesn't deserve to be the sheriff. >>reporter: there could be a conference call between the attorneys and ethic commissioner regarding those subpenas. mirkarimi attorney is opposed to hashing the issue out in private on the phone

family members tell us tommy wong worked late friday night but was usually home by 10:30. however when he didn't get home in time they instantly called police. investigators will not release many details, but say wong was a victim of an armed robbery that occurred around 4:00 that afternoon. >> when you got in the door, it went on the other side and that was for insurance reasons. >> what do you make of anything else and. >> you know, it is another loss of a good person. >> and take a very close look at this picture. these are a series of surveillance pictures of the suspect caught just before the murder. he is described police say as a black man in his mid-50s, about 5'7" with a medium build. he was wearing a neon yellow traffic vest. family members believe that is perhaps why wong put -- left dlet his guard down and allowed this man inside. you heard from that neighbor and friend wong had a lot of security measures here in place because of a previous robbery that occurred prior to his ownership and so we had several measures in place to protect his business. however unfo

and his wife nicole there, remembering tommy wong. a source familiar with the investigation say security video captured the actual murder of tommy wong arlington police have gotten some tips from the photos but so far, no arrest has been anonced and they are looking for more tips. back to you will and maureen. >> hopefully those tips will head to an arrest. >> police are looking for a maryland woman who disappeared yesterday she has severe dementia. she told a neighbor she had to go to work and the neighbor dropped her off at the metro thing is battle doesn't work she retired in 1998. battle was last seen 11:00 a.m. saturday, where the neighbor dropped her off at capital heights metro station. if you have seen her, just call prince georges county police. >>> presidential candidate mitt romney told israelis the u.s. has a solid duty and moral imperative to keep iran from developing nuclear weapons the candidate said the ayatollahs in iran are testing america's moral defenses he avoided criticizing president obama for his handling of th

wong was a native of hong kong and a naturalized american citizen.is family says he opened this jewelry store after working for several years as a watch repairman for other retailers. police tell us that they do have some leads as a result of those photos. but so far, no arrests. that is the latest here in arlington. back to you. >> thank you. >>> u.s. park police have released a sketch now of a man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman on a popular trail. take a close look here. police say a man who looks like this attacked a woman as she was jogging on the capital crescent trail near the georgetown waterfront wednesday night. he choked her until she passed out. when she woke up, he was touching her, police say. she screamed and then he ran off. if you recognize him, police want to hear from you. >>> the founder of one of the biggest swimming clubs in the country is facing a hearing today for allegations of sexual misconduct 23 years ago. rick curl stepped down last week as head of the curl better swim club in fairfax county. the clip also has pool

wong was killed.f you have any information about what happened here, and about the suspect that you just saw, please call arlington county police right away. mike? >>> looks like quick work by prince georges county police making two alefts. 16-year-old andre ad away and 17-year-old james murray are in custody now. they have admitted to being involved in the murder of 54-year-old david crop and i. -- crop ski. >>> today is national cheesecake day. learn where you can get a slice for half-price or by two for the price of one. >> howard says it is going to be a nice summer day. mostly summer skies, hays in the upper 80s. we will be right back over the next four months, you have a choice to make. not just between two political parties, or even two people. it's a choice between two very different plans for our country. governor romney's plan would cut taxes for the folks at the very top. roll back regulations on big banks. and he says that if we do, our economy will grow and everyone will benefit. but you

tommy wong died in an armed robbery in the 3200-block of columbia pike. surae chinn talks to the owner. >> reporter: tommy's family says he's been a jeweller for most of his life. they said his dad usually comes home late, usually around 10:30, but when he didn't come home, they called police. >> i don't know why they didn't take what they needed and leave my dada lone. they could have just taken what he needed. he didn't have to take his life too. >> reporter: vivian wong talked to her father. >> earlier that day he called me around 1:00. everything was fine. >> reporter: that was just three hours before police say someone walked in and killed her father in an armed robbery. >> what more is there to say. [ crying ] >> reporter: the jewelry store had been locked for hours until police came and broke the glass door to get in. >> they wouldn't let us go inside and see him and they came out and told me he passed. >> reporter: neighboring businesses have beeg flowers at the store whether arlington police are still dusting for prints and gathering other eviden

police are not saying how wong died. the 52-year-old hong kong native was a naturalized american citizen. opened capital jewelers after working for years as a watch repairman for other retailers. friday, around 4:00 on busy columbia pike in arlington, police say surveillance cameras inside captured a man walking into the store who then robbed and murdered wong. the suspect was seen wearing a brightly colored safety vest and hard hat. workers at the restaurant next door did not hear anything unusual but customers say wong was cautious about security and only buzzed people in through looked double doors. >> like i would open the door and then get inside the middle and he would buzz in again. that is for insurance reasons to be careful of who came in. >> i recall him working to 3:00 a.m. sometimes almost every day and very hardworking, dedicated. >> wong's family is now hoping that those surveillance photos will lead to an arrest. back out here at the store, you can see people have been stopping by, dropping off flowers. th

arlington police say 52-year- old tommy wong was murdered inside capital jewelers friday afternoon during an armed robbery. they found his body yesterday after family members say he never came home from work. police aren't saying how he died, but have released photos of the suspect taken from security cameras. >> i hope they find him -- >> turn him in. >> could have taken what he needed from us and left our father alone. i wish that was the case. i'll give everything in the world to have him there. >> a source familiar with the investigation says the security video did capture the actual murder of wong. arlington police have gotten tips from the photos, but so far, no arrest. >>> u.s. park police have released a sketch of a man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman on a trail. police say a man who looks like this attacked a woman as she was jogging on the capital crescent trail tuesday night. he choked her until she passed out. when she woke up, she screamed and he ran off. >>> the call for tougher gun restrictions has grown louder. in a rare interview on fox news sunday, host chris wall

wong was working at his store friday afternoon when he was murdered. police believe the motive was robbery. he was cautious about security and would buzz people in through a set of locked double doors. released photos of the suspect taken by security cameras where the suspect is shown entering the store, the suspect wearing a high visibility security vest and hard hat. wong's family says he opened the story several years ago after working as a watch repairman and they are hoping that the pictures of this suspect will lead to an arrest. >> i hope they find him w he could have taken what he needed from my family and left my father alone. i just wish that was the case. i'd give everything in the world to have him there. >> reporter: now, at the time of the murder, the businesses around here were all still open. there was a restaurant right next door. workers say they did not hear anything unusual at the time of this murder. police say they have gotten some tips as a result of those photos but so far, no arrests. that is the latest here in arlington. back

wong, stanly, michele, and farah. a big hand to them because there were the designers. [applause] i also want to think david, the construction manager of all the dpw staff and all the contractors to came here. on a project like this on the bottom of a slope with the cable cars, there's a lot of activity. as you heard, we were able to deliver the product on time, on budget, but even better, below budget. again, we're working very hard together. lastly, you heard about all the art in the building. i want to point out this particular ceramic over here. orange, ground, and gray. those all locally-made in the bay area. by using locally-made products, where serbs -- supporting our economy in the bay area. thank you to mayor lee and his leadership in making sure we continue to support local businesses in many of our projects. thank you very much. congratulations. and i know there are many more projects to come. thank you. [applause] >> hollande to do a great shout out to the recreation park department two superintendents -- i want to do a shout out. one is in charge of parks,

police actually didn't discover wong's body until several hourso after the murder. that's because family members called police when he didn'the show up at home that night. that's the latest here in arlington. back to you. >> thank you.yo >>> new this morning, dc policed c are investigating a shooting that happened near the verizon center. it was reported around 5:30 a.m along the 600 block the f street.re officials say a man was shot,wa but is expected to live.li they believe it was the result of an argument and police are now questioning the suspect.sp several streets remain closed. they are now open in that area. >>> montgomery fire officials say an electrical problem is to m blame for a massive fire that displaced 14 people. p the flames broke out plate last -- late last night. 65 firefighters found massive flames, four town homes wereom damaged. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> and in maryland, a hazmatan situation at d,an u.p.s. faciliy in laurel. around 2:30 a.m., prince george fire crews were called to reports of a nitric acid spill. no a word on any injuries. >

wong. >> the mayor did not ask to be the intermediary he thought he was being hepful. there's an explanation for both sides. >> reporter: the ethics commission next month will recommend to the board of supervisors on whether sheriff mirkarimi should keep or lose his job but the supervisors are already preparing. the board will lay off a process to vote on mirkarimi's fate. reporting live in san francisco, david steveson, ktvu news. >>> lawmakers plan to discuss how to spend $59 million uncovered in the state's parks department budget. the state parks director you will recall has resigned. she did so last friday. after two hidden funds were found at the time when state parks are in danger of closing because of the state budget process. today the finance director found that there are limitations to how this money could be spent. >> that money can't be used for any other purpose than parks that's why it's a special fund. in terps of determining how those moneynies ny -- moneys are going to be used that will be discussed with the legislature. >> the department of finance h

ktvu's claudine wong is talking to grieving family members. >> reporter: famying and friends -- family and friends stood in the spot where he was gunned down. >> they chased him, shot him in the back of my aunt's house. my kids seen it. it is sad. >> reporter: his mother gave us this picture of her son and she talked to him 20 minutes before the shooting. he was on his way home when he was shot. the sister made this plea. >> if you know anything, just let us know. he did not deserve to die. >> reporter: neighbors say there were a lot of people around when this happened. there were kids in the driveway where he was shot, there were kids along the street and even in that park. but neighbors say people are scared to talk. they heard 5 shots and saw a group of people running from the scene. >> people don't care. they shoot you in day light, in front of the cops. it don't matter now. >> reporter: the family needs people to come forward to get justice for the boy who wanted to be a firefighter. justice for the son who was on his way home but never made it. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news.

wong?rter: when it comes to gunfire even the police chief says the spike is more than he expected and the solution will not be quick. if you take a look behind me, you can see one candle which marks the spot where a 15-year- old was hurt. it was about 8:00 p.m. when police was called. the boy was pronounced dead a half hour later at the hospital and the search is on for the gunman. it happened just as they were talking about the recent spike in violent crime to the city council and they are trying to move more officers on the street to address the problem but he said change will take time >> they are removing guns off the streets of oakland. >> reporter: he said they are focusing on areas behind the crime and he said that will be more affective however whatever they agree upon, it seems more officers are needed and there is just no money to hire more. coming up in the next report, what he said he will do to try to shift resources to address the problem. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 morning

claudine wong is joining us live with rescue video you will see only on 2.e. >> reporter: the accident investigation team is on the scene. take a look behind me and you can see you have a couple people right by the car that crash trying to figure out what happened. this investigation will take awhile. they will be out here for hours and there were six people in that car. let me tell you about what we know. i will show you video of the accident. this all happened around 1:30 this morning. the crash involved just one car and a tree but it was apparently so loud that people in the area heard it and called 911. when rescue crews got here, they found six people involved. the driver was trapped. they had to peel back the car basically and use a lot of extraction techniques to get the driver out. all six people are at the hospital right now. police will only tell us that officers are also at the hospital trying to determine their condition. in the meantime, the accident investigators have come out here to try to figure out what led up to the crash. they don't know

peskin says wong told him he was acting on behalf the mayor.f the city officials are correct, and the mayor did not tell the truth, then in effect the mayor may have committed a felony while trying to remove the sheriff for a misdemeanor. >> reporter: last monday the mayor responded to the accusations of perjury. ethics commissioners will vote on whether to issue the subpoenas after next hearing july 18. if they send out the subpoenas witnesses could we gin testifying the following two days. the hearings are scheduled to end august 16. we just received this statement from the mayor's offense and it says in art ankle reckless and outrageous allegations of testimony have been made but my testimony before the commission was entirely truthful and based solely on the facts. again, the next move is with the commissioners, they will decide whether to issue the subpoenas. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> well, there is new hope for directv subscribers who like to watch the daly show or jersey shore. those shows along with door rat explorer and others disappear

i represent james wong, the owner of the lower line property affected by all of this. as the board may know, we also preferencehave an abatement or. we did not file, to submit the order to uphold the an appeal because we thought it would all sort out and felt that the assessments were based on the reality and the existence of a perceived nuisance and danger. we could not dispute that both sides had that, so we got to the point where we did not appeal, with all due respect to ms. dubrovsky's right to appeal under the rule. that being said, i concur with what tour-sarkissian has presented. we do have from a judge and appointed arbitrator, interim arbitration award which calls for the parties to meet and confer, but the award itself has not fairly fixed parameters, and we are dealing with color, kind, location, some of the amenities, how to implement this interim award into a final award. the award is binding, so we are not going to be appealing it. i do not think the dubrovsky parties will appeal because i do not think it is appealable. i think there is enough in there,

he says wong asked him to find out if mirkarimi would be asked in another city job. peskin says he was acting on behalf of the mayor. >> if correct and the mayor did not tell the truth, then in, affect the mayor may have commit aid felony while trying to remove the sheriff from misdemeanor. >> and monday, mayor lee responded to accusations of perjury. >> i've told the truth to the ethics commission and will continue to do that. >> commissioners will vote on whether to issue the spz at the next hearing july a15th. witness koz begin testifying the following two days. the hearings scheduled to end august 16th. we received this statement and says in part reckless and outrageous allegations have been made about the testimony before the commission and the testimony before the commission was truthful and based on the facts. again, the next move is with a commissioners they will decide whether to issue this subpoena. >> thank you. >> and the father of a man accused of murdering a morgan hill teenager appeared in court himself today. and garcia fernandez is the father of the

live here in alameda claudine wong. >>> thank you.likely a make or break day for california's high speed rail program. the state senate is scheduled to vote on funding for the first phase of the project. the plan is to have trains running at speeds of 220 miles an hour. right now even strong backers believe there may not be enough support. >> i want to think positively. it's going to be a very close vote in the senate. >> even some backers of high speed rail including concord senator mark desonia plan to vote no. the vote is expected to be sometime this afternoon. >>> one of the great things about filling in for dave this week and driving to work at 3 in the morning is cruise control. it's pretty cool. >> i thought you were going to say hanging out with your old buddy sal castaneda. >> that too. that's no secret. >> good morning guys, and good morning to you if you're driving soon let's take a look at what's going on. 280 traffic looks good. 880 traffic was slow and it cleared out. there was a minor stall. northbound has cleared up co

and karen mar, with lauren cole, naomi yi, catherine wong, jessica tong, randall tong, jennifer mar, and marissa jang. zachary cole, madison minolo. zachary cole, madison minolo. what a wonderful family

wong always. buzzed customers woto get in his arlington store.to if a man wearing a reflective vest and hat tried to get in, and mr. wong had seen the video, his family wonders if a tragedy may have been avoided.. the jeweler thinks his case was too run of the mill to marijuana attention. >> i have not shot or or hurt, so -- wounded or hurt in anyway so i don't think they put it out to the media for that type of trial. >> mr. stein says he e-mailed his surveillance video to arlington county police over the weekend. detectives contacted him overct the weekend, edand they interviewed him this morning at the store.st dc police responded to our queries late today about the decision not to release the video to the public, a statement reads in part, in this case, we released internally. there were no injuries to the victim in the dc robbery. as soon as we saw the arlington spec, we contacted arlingtonco with the information we h investigators are shared noteseh and are cooperatively to bring this -- and

investigators found wong's body inside the store. if you have any information please call arlington police. >>> police need your help finding a suspect in a sexual assault. a woman was jogging on the capital crescent trail when she was attacked last week after the assault, the suspect ran toward fletcher boathouse. he is approximately 180, 200 pounds muscular build with dreadlocks and three to four inches long. light scuff if i beard. he was wearing a white shirt possibly a tank top. long, jersey type black shorts. please call park police if you have any information. >>> police are searching for answers after a machine's body was found in the potomac river. a boater discovered the body around 10:00 yesterday morning. authorities say there are no obvious signs of trauma. an autopsy will be performed. >>> a prince george's county police officer is recovering after being shot in the leg. officer rachael jacobs was shot last friday after she clashed with a group of patrons in the galaxy nightclub in langley park. the officer was working

claudine wong is live at the bay farm island where a 15-year- old suffered life threatening injuries. >> reporter: the roadway is back open but if you take a look, you can see the orange spray paint which gives you the path of this car. none of the 16 agers inside were old enough to drive. the 15-year-old behind the wheel is now fighting for his life. take a look at the mangled mess that remains of this car. >> i hear screeching of the tires and just a crash. >> reporter: jesse byrnes woke up the sound of the crash, looked out her window and heard the hysteria that followed. >> i heard a girl and a guy -- i didn't hear six. i heard two. and the guy was yelling, are you okay? >> reporter: they were not okay. five of the teens suffered nonlife threatening injuries, the driver was trapped inside, fighting for his life. two of the girls are sisters and the car belonged to their father. >> all i know is that the parent that we talked to said he didn't give any permission for his vehicle to be used, obviously, by people who were unlicensed. i'm not sure where they were headed to. >> police

ballot to make sure we continue to rebuild a new parks and playgrounds, including the willie wu wu wong playground were phil ginsburg and i just played a little bit of tennis. [applause] a dubai could just say for the future with this building is for -- and if i could just say for the future what this building is for. if you look around, there are not just hundreds of adults here. we see kids. we see lots of kids. i know that there are children among us and young people among us will be our next leaders here in san francisco. they will follow scott wiener, eric mar, and myself and the board of supervisors. hopefully someday they will follow major lee has the next mayor of this city. and, as a basketball fan, i hope they also followed jeremy lin in being able to play for the future san francisco warriors. [applause] so thank you for being a part of our history. thank you for being a part of our present. thank you for being part of our future. thank you for being part of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you, david. david mentioned the 2008 and the 2012 park bonds but those are a creatur

nevertheless, the board just approved salary hikes for three campus presidents including lesley wong at san francisco state. wong will now make $325,000 a year in addition to her car and housing allowances. >>> and new at 11:00, they normally deal with violent drug cartels and mass murderers. this morning, two federalis from mexico city are getting crime fighting advice from oakland police. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at the eastern substation where she had the rare opportunity to go along on patrol with those officers. stephanie, it sounds like a very interesting setup there, but the question is why do the federalis choose oakland? >> reporter: john, that is a good question. it began when a federal court interpreter met two of these mexican federal police officers known as federalis and they said their interest was first piqued when they heard of the march 2009 tragedy when four police officers here in oakland were killed in the line of duty. and so they related to that high sense of crime and danger and requested to come to oakland. the ride-along this morning to the fr

still, the board just approved salary hikes for three campus presidents, including leslie wong at san francisco state. wong will now make $325,000 a year along with a car and housing allowance. >>> we've already heard from suspended sheriff ross murkreemi and today his wife talks. she'll be talking today before ethics commissions which will decide whether her husband can face his job. he's facing false imprisonment charges for bruising her arm during a new year's eve argument. mayor ed lee suspend him and now wants him removed permanently. >>> the convicted killer was found guilty of wrongful death. a jury ruling reiser must pay his children $60 million for killing their mother back in 2006. the software engineer, well, he defended himself during the week-long trial, but showed no emotion when that verdict was read. the children's attorney says the decision ensures any money reiser makes, even from prison, will go straight to the kids. the next step is to track down reiser's assets and figure out exactly how much money he has. >>> 4:35 this morning, only on nbc bay area, five years af

wong to let his guard down. shattered family, wong's wife, son, and daughter hope to find the killer. vivian sees the jewelry given by her father more precious than ever and keep it close to her heart. >> he's hard working. he did everything. he worked hard for his family. he's a better dad than i could ever ask for. that's all we can say. >> family is hoping someone would recognize the man in these surveillance pictures. he was wearing a neon traffic vest. they consider him armed and dangerous. if you recognize him, call police. i'm surae chin for 9news now. >> here's something else to note. arlington police are working with d.c. police on this one. they want to see if there's a connection between that robbery and one in d.c. a man matching a similar description to the arlington suspect robbed this jewelry store on f street northwest last month. we'll have more on the possible connection coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> and police are also asking for your help to find the man who sexually assaulted a jogger last

. >>> claudine wong tells us about the crime rate in oakland, claudine wong?> reporter: that's right, a very difficult morning and you can see behind me the family of this young boy who died here yesterday, one candle is sitting at the spot where this 15-year-old boy lost his life. his family said he was simply outside with a bunch of other kids when somebody ran up and started firing. the boy was taken to the hospital about a half hour later and the gunman got away and that death was the second. we just spoke to one man who said the shooting has him worried about his little brother. >> i couldn't even sleep last night. >> reporter: just thinking about it? >> just anything it honestly i couldn't sleep, just thinking about that and thinking about other stuff and stuff that does on over here, it is just crazy. >> reporter: that shooting happened and he said another report due out in just a few weeks will not paint a better picture. >> we are just a few weeks away from ending the second period and we had a horrible few weeks and you will not see those results unt

wong is architect of the zcb.for the people, actually they may not beein such a close distance haveeheardut ii, read abouttit bbt they have never seen so we want to hoo the real inntallations.pv's or photovoltaics cover the entire roof of theezcb. it has a 21 degree curvature. that's the same latitude as hong konn, guaranteeing the sooar panels soak p as much sun s they actually feed energy back - tt hong kong's grid.these are the inverters which turn the dc from the pvs into ac, that we can use.so basically it turns the sun's energy into electricity.yeah.thh zcb also boasts other energy saving features - ir conditioning that blows from the ground up p not the tto down - to target where the people are.big a-- fans - that's the brand name - that keeps air circulating. they move very slow, but they air.and outside, an urban f forest ade only of indigenouu ppant species that keepp the area 1-2 degrres cooler than the surrouuding city blocks. but while hong kong's zcb is grounnbreaking for thii asian hub, it's noo the first in the world to oast the name "zero-carbon.""n april 2011, south kore

claudine wong, ktvu news. >> you were dealing with fog in some areas and other problems. how are we doing out there? >> it's foggy, dave. as a matter of fact we have had fog out there this morning if you're driving in san francisco and marin county. this is the bay bridge. i think you'll like it. it's light r than -- lighter than it normally is. in the east bay, had a report of a crashed car in to a wall on 580 westbound. that one appears to be not blocking any lanes. it's on the off ramp. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. we did find the fog and steve has been telling us pretty thick in southern marin and san francisco. heading south from heyward, also heading north in to oakland. southbound traffic not looking all that bad driving from hayward to fremont but it's a little congested. >> if you're inland it's going to be warm to hot but as sal was showing you on the pictures, there's a lot of fog out there. it's been held in check because high pressure said you're not going anywhere. that's not the case now as it starts to back off a little bit. it will allow the

peskin says wong told of a backdoor deal with the mayor to offer the sheriff another job if he quit. >>> prop 29 supporters refusing to give up after last month's razor thin loss backers to increase tobacco tax have requested a recount -- recount in los angeles county prop 29 is behind less than 30,000 votes. the campaign has selected 195 precincts for a recount but have not -- 191 precinct force a recount but have not said why l.a. county. >>> for the second time this year the entire dumbarton bridge will close turret fit work labor day weekend and last for three days it will allow caltrans to replace the expansion joint on the eastern side of the bridge. the work includes reinforcing the existing concrete slab, replacing deck joins installing seismic bearings the bridge closed memorial day weekend alternatives to the north san mateo bridge to the south highway 237. >>> taking a look outside you can see we are starting out with low clouds. i we you -- i just bet you are happy. >> that's right that bill from pg&e was starting to grow. >> it will make you hot under the collar when tha

judge wong revoked his order. prosecutor tarhy did not object. >> i think judge wong about d.what was fair and appropriate and what would happen in any other domestic violence case. >> mirkarimi still stands a possibility of losing his job as sheriff. lopez testified last night at the hearing and was resolute in her loyalty to her husband. mirkarimi said today was a happy break in the long nightmare. >> what is the first thing you're going to do? any plans? >> no answer to that. >> lopez returns to venezuela to care for her aling father and work on a movie. the ethics commission wraps up the investigation next month. then, the superviseors will decide whether mirkarimi gets his job back. vic lee abc 7 news. >> and there is a 16-year-old being charged as an adult in the shooting death of a toddler. the little boy shot and killed. abc 7 news is live at the court house tonight with the story. nick? >> good evening. it's a tale two of families united in what call a senseless tragedy. one grandmother says this 16-year-

. >>> good morning, it is thursday, july 5th, i am claudine wong. pam and dave have the day off, let's get right to steve and the weather. >>> a little cool down and fog has increased in a big way and that west wind has kicked up. 50s and 60s and 70s and a few lower 80s, here is sal. >>> on the lower deck of the bay bridge, traffic is at a standstill because of a police investigation and we have alex on the scene and he will tell us exactly what happened but if you are looking for an alternative route, chp is seen leaving the bay area for hayward and that's a great alternative. just go and use 192 instead. it is breaking news as we have been telling you from when we went on the air, traffic remains at a standstill from san francisco and oakland, there is police action that led to all of this, good morning alex. >> reporter: it is extremely slow on the lower deck of the bay bridge and this police investigation is just east of our location and these are the eastbound lanes of bay bridge. investigators out here are piecing together a chp pursuit that e

i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. >> yes, good morning to you.eat day in stored. slightly warmer in some cases, but not by much. some of us will hit very much like we saw yesterday. and this morning we're waking up with the gray skies once again, patchy fog, a little drizzle, but it's going to clear out. i'll talk about when and talk more about this warm up coming up next. >>> right now we're following breaking news. a statewide amber alert has been issued for a girl abducted. this is a picture of the 16-year-old. they said she was allegedly taken by a father and a son who could be connected with a double homicide. one of the victims was the girl's father. she is 130 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. the suspects were last seen in a blue chevy tahoe with california license numbers, 6w54124. authorities believe that they could be heading to mexico. >>> and also happening right now, tens of thousands of people, continuing to run through san francisco in the city's 35th annual marathon. many folks have already crossed the finish line. ktvu is l

i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> we will go to rosemary orozco with what we can expect. you said it was a nice one, rosemary. >> that's right. we are not going to be as hot. we have signs already this morning. a deep are marine layer and numbers are down. minor drops in temps will come when the sea breeze picks up just a bit more. it will continue as we get back into the work week. we will have the numbers for you, coming up. >>> colorado authorities are refuting reports that they are looking at a second suspect. a denver tv station said they were trying to investigate a second person in the case. they said this individual is an acquaintance of james holmes and they are trying to track down a classmate of holmes. but they don't believe he was involved in the attack. >>> a semi automatic assault rifle jammed causing the gunman to switch to another weapon that had less fire power. >>> a bomb squad detonated a booby trap in his third floor apartment. once inside, they removed improvised grenades and explosives and ot

and then we are honoring george wong, who has made sure that our parks are beautiful. the third thing which we are a part of it is the ocean beach planning process. we participated with spur and the national parks service, puc, and numerous other stakeholders and community organizations, to create a long-term vision and plan for ocean beach. helen miller played run was also featured in this month's issue of "sunset magazine." some additional good news. the murphy windmill in golden gate park will receive the 2012 preservation design award from the california preservation foundation this october. last month, i was on hand at the yacht club to receive an award for the windmill from the heritage club would also recognizes historical sites and the organization's instrumental in their preservation. before i show the video of the month, i want to conclude with a little bit of employee recognition. our city hall fellow. for the past year, the recreation and parks department has been truly fortunate to have nico in our midst. his future is bright. we participate enthusiastical

wong shi. and mr. -- the commercial counselor of the department of corporation. director-general of the investment promotion agency of the ministry of commerce in china. we have more. the chairman of the tschida chamber of commerce -- china chamber of commerce. and from the china contractors association. and the president of the foreign trade and economic relations commission. and the deputy director general, department of commerce of the inner mongolia, autonomous region. the director of economic and trade office of [unintelligible] province. i would like to mention that locally, we have a city council member from fremont, ms. sue chan and supervisor malia cohen is in the house. thank you for coming. i remember not long ago when vice-president -- the vice- president visited the united states and i traveled to los angeles with our mayor at the time and what an event. and now a few months later, san francisco is probably hosting the seminar with the ministry of commerce. it shows that our golden mountain continues to attract chinese. has never stopped since the 18

the owner of capital jewelers, 52-year-old tommy wong, was killed during friday's hold-up. man who robbed benson's jewelers on f street? the district got away with 20,000 in diamond rings. >>> ate woman from argentina copped a plea for a murderer in 2007. she fled to original teen aafter charges were filed. she was extradited back last year. prosecutors first offered her a me deal of second degree murder she rejected that. yesterday, she agreed to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter. >>> the man accused in the colorado movie massacre is now normally charged with murder. james holmes faces 142 counts including 4 counts ever first degree murder and 116 counts of attempted murder. he is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others during the midnight premiere of the dark knight rises. prosecutors could file additional charges. it is still unclear if they will seek the death penalty though. >>> this next headline a bit chilling. a deadly ebola outbreak. and it is spreading. details of where that is happening. >> in a flash, thousands of dollars worth of items stolen.

and leslie wong will now make $325,000 a year receiving a $1,000 a month car allowance. sid garcia covered this meeting today. >> and there are about three dozen protestors gathered outside of the head quarters in long beach. they want the board of trustees to say no to what they call pay raises for seven new cal state university campus president autos we're all taking a hit. >> trustees heard from other staff members about the hardships being experienced by csu exemployees and students over pending cuts and increases. >> there are students crying because they couldn't get the minimum number of units they needed to keep financial aid. >> salaries have been frozen since 2007. new president at cal state north ring will be paid $324,500. 10% more than the previous president, paid for by university foundation funded by private donors. for other new presidents won't be paid for by university foundation. one new campus president will be paid less. >> all in favor? >> trustee as proved pay packages but one no vote came perfect a student member of the board. >> these presidents

discuss real-estate negotiations and voted unanimously to authorize the payment of $60,900 to clifford wong. resulting from the condemnation of the property. 266 and 286 -- the board met with ed rieskin. there was no discussion of anticipated litigation. a motion to discuss or not disclose? seconded. meeting is adjourned. good work, everybody. >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and m

i'm claudine wong. it's sunday, july 9th. >> good morning, everyone, i'm mike mibach. >>> warming up again out there in some bay area spots but how hot will we get? rosemary joining us now with an answer on that one. good morning. >> good morning to you. we actually are going to take a slight dip in many areas for today. we've got clouds out there, drizzle along the coastline, winds picking up into the afternoon and our highs again a tad cooler than what we felt yesterday. i'll break it down for you, show you those numbers coming up >>> an investigation is underway into a deadly five vehicle chain reaction crash in san mateo. it shut down a section of highway 101 for hours. ktvu's lorraine blanco is there now. >> reporter: i got off the phone with the public information officer from the california highway patrol and he told me a male driver in his late 20s was transported with serious head injuries. he is suffering life- threatening injuries this morning. he says a back seat passenger, a 29-year-old mal

. >> and i'm claudine wong. dave and pam have the day off. let's start off with a quick look at your weather and traffic. steve paulson delivering up a lovely 4th of july forecast for us. >> thank you. we do have some fog from san francisco south. now yes it got chew up by a north wind. today it looks like it might hang in there for awhile but we should be okay tonight. 80s to near 90 degrees. >>> good morning, northbound 280 traffic looks good if you are driving through san jose looking at the chp list we don't have anything unusual. such a light day. we always watch for crashes. we've had earlier crash northbound 101 near candle stick but that's on the shoulder not causing any major delays. let's go back to mike and claudine. >>> happening right now police are looking for four children that are missing from their north oakland home. ktvu alex savidge is joining us live from oakland chinos hospital where another child living at that home is being treated for critical injuries. >> reporter: the search for those four missing kids was launched