thank you, cory johnson, crid yu. former google executive.iaomi may be huge in china but the company has global ambitions with plans to enter 10 new markets this year alone. we will look at whether xiaomi has what it takes to go abroad and possible entry into the united states. ♪ >> welcome back to a special edition of "bloomberg west: xiaomi rising." we are taking an inside look at the chinese company that launched just four years ago but is now grabbing a bigger share in china than apple. here is a look at their rise from scrappy start up to smartphone technology power player. by the numbers. xiaomi may be a new kid on the block, but the company is no longer little. lei jun helped to found the company in april 2010. four months later, they launched their first official android-based firmware called miui. in 2011, they took on the smart phone with the mi-one. every year they have introduced new products with great fanfare, so how did xiaomi rise so far so fast? first there is the price. at $270, the flagship mi3 costs less than half the chea

live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> the money for the water cops will come from reserves so rates won't be affected and we learned the san francisco puc is floating the idea of water cops as well. >>> a wild shooting at a san francisco neighborhood and tonight, a 73-year-old woman is in the hospital. bullets began to fly this afternoon on third street in the bay view. listen to what one guy told joe vasquez. >> what did it sound like out here? >> like lightning and thunder. pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: 4:15 in the afternoon, third street in oakdale and the bay view. witnesses tell police the shots were fired from a vehicle. at least one bullet traveled an entire city block where a 7 #- year-old woman was beginning her evening routin you can see where the bullet went right through the window and shattered the glass. the woman was having dinner when gunshots rang out. >> all we heard was the the sound of gunfire. then silence for a min. pop, pop, pop. no more gunshots. >> the residents came down the elevator to the administrative officers with blood from her forehead. basically saying

betty yu shows us the new ad that's gone viral.. s ou think. >> three little words that have a lot of people talking tonight. like a girl. >> betty yu shows us a new ad that has gone virile. show us what you think. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: the exaggerated over the top moves are what you might expect when you think about what it means to run, fight, and throw like a girl. but then, the director asks young girls to do the same. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: and they just run. the viral add campaign from always asks when did doing something like a girl become an insult? it believes somewhere around puberty. >> during that time, they are already trying to figure themselves out. and when somebody says you hit like a girl, it is like, well what does that mean? >> reporter: we went to a park to find out. >> what does that mean to you when i say to run like a girl? >> maybe, it means that i'm not as fast? >> reporter: why do you think it means you are not as fast? >> i'm

and betty yu was there. >> reporter: bursts of color lit up the night sky.minute show wowed the crowd and for the first time in a long time, the city had a show to call its own. >> i thought it was amazing. i am glad it was back in the area. we hate driving to san francisco. >> reporter: the city canceled the show in years past. this year, san show aput in- -san jose and santa claire counties put in $50,000 each other and they helped to make it happen on the # hundred anniversary. >> it is--on the 100th anniversary. >> the tenth largest city in the country needs to have this. >> reporter: $50,000 worth of fireworks flew out of 1000 guns tonight. people came out hours before the show started and it sure did deliver. >> oh, it was one of the best. i think it was the best i ever saw in my life. >> reporter: betty yu. >> it took a year to plan and it cost $200,000. the city of san jose has fireworks displays during the year gown town, that was on stop, they are held after the baseball game at the stadium and that continued last night. >>> and ha is a look at the

my name is luisa sicairos. >> i'm ariel yu. chair of health. >> i'm joyce wu. youth xhifrment -- commissioner. >> what is youth commission? appointed by the board of supervisors or mayor lee. we meet the unmet needs of the youth in san francisco and we are all of the education health and wellness committee. we focus on special education and disability awareness. so, as you can see that our topic of this year was special needs and special awareness on disabilities. the reason that we are focusing on this topic is because we all draw on different issues or personal experience on these issues. for me, i have a little sister who is 19 and she has cerebral palsy. i have to help her bathe and use the bathroom. i'm the main go to parent for her. to see her grow up in the san francisco unified school district has been difficult. we haven't seen her grown as we expected to because she doesn't get much attention from the school caregivers. it's difficult because for me i just graduated from college and knowing that i got that opportunity to walk down that aisle and my li

betty yu has details in a case investigators are calling callous. betty?z, this case has really stunned the santa cruz police department. they described this woman as cold-blooded and callous. they have evidence that this death was no accident. she's a 26-year-old model, makeup artist, and prostitute. he was a 51-year-old google executive and married father of five living at santa cruz. the two met on seekingarrangement.com. a website for young women to meet sugar daddies. he met alix catherine tichleman. >> we know she provided the heroin, she injected the heroin, and is herself a heroin addict. >> reporter: forrest oded. >> she was so callous, she literally stepped over the victim's body to retrieve her glass of wine and finish it as the victim lay dying at her feet. >> reporter: months after his death, police caught up with her pretending to have a gentleman promising her $1,000. >> when she got herings we arrested her. >> reporter: that same day, police certained a search warrant at her sacramento home. she showed no remorse and was not shy about her b

betty yu has the video. betty? >> reporter: well, this confrontation happened right here outside of a nightclub. this man says that san jose police officers called him ignorant and man handled him because he is black. now, he is demanding police accountability. >> no! no! >> reporter: the guy in the white shirt in this youtube video says what you are looking at left him badly bruised and traumatized. >> threw me to the ground and then picked me up to throw me back on the ground. and then, what is, you know, then pulled out a baton. >> reporter: 23-year-old nate howard spoke to me from his san diego home from skype. he had just given a speech from the san jose black graduation ceremony. nate says they celebrated at a nightclub and things got messy as officers cited his friends. nate is a motivational speaker who graduated from usc. he says he was simply standing up for himself when the cops forced his hands behind his back. >> the media, when we play at this idea. i'm going to speak south at the idea . >> reporter:

in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. >> like a girl is trending right now. also trending now actor robin williams. the bay area native is at a rehab facility to maintain his sobriety. shia labeouf the actor is being treated for alcoholism. he recently made headlines when he was arrested for disrupting a broadway play. and tropical storm arthur is trending. the first named tropical storm of the season may disrupt some 4th of july plans on the east coast. check this out. this is an image of the storm from space. remember, you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. it looks like a massive storm. >>> the core of it is fairly small but it's likely to blossom as it hits warmer water. and if you have 4th of july plans along the carolinas, here we go, a storm is coming your way. looks like it will intensify over the next 36 hours. yeah, could be a hurricane by the time we hit thursday night into the 4th of july. here we go, check it out. it is spinning off the coastline right now of florida. just putting itself together, so once this system begins to move a little furt

betty yu is in san leandro. betty? >> reporter: ken, i'm standing outside the reach ashland youth center in san leandro. this is where the little girl ran for help. the attempted kidnapping happened just a few blocks away. tonight, people are calling her a real hero. an 11-year-old girl trained to become a real life fighter. she learned moves that authorities say helped her get away from this guy. 54-year-old martin gonzalez. he grabbed her by the wrist as she was walking alone along 10th avenue. he tried to pull her into his car. while he had his pants down around his ankles. >> she did say it happened so fast. she pretty much described it as i didn't ian think about it. i just did it. and you know, hearing from people that she was very calm afterwards. >> reporter: deputies arrested gonzalez a short time later. deputy and self-defense teacher pcicilla silva says she is one of her best students. >> i was really proud of this girl in particular cause because she is very small. she is the younger side of the females i t

. >> betty yu found out how anyone can sound like a pop star. >> reporter: that's right ken. i mean anyone. or at least sound like a better more pleasant version of yourself. look, no one thought britney's songs weren't cleaned none the studio, but i know firsthand that something called auto tune can give us all hope. ♪ the stars in the sky take me home. >> reporter: this is the real unedited britney spears with no auto tune. someone leaked this version of her new track alien and her real voice is well ... >> that's horrible. >> i listen to music all the time. that's enough. i'm good. >> reporter: her producer william orbit claimed it was just a warmup. >> i'm in the leave her alone camp. i think it will blow over. everyone who knows her knows she uses auto tune anyway. >> it is embarrassing. you don't want people to hear you at your not best. >> reporter: the pop princess didn't get much of a break on social media, but that's the point of auto tune right? >> auto tune, i find myself using it on a daily basis. >> reporter: chris paxton. i decided to give it a whirl myself. my

good evening, i'm betty yu, ann a off tonight. >> and i'm brian hackney. gunfire during the fourth of july ends with an electro cushion. someone shot down a power line in east oakland leaving a managed and a second -- dead and a second in critical condition. it happened just before midnight in east oakland. mark kelly talked to neighbors who say they're living in a war zone. >> 11:45. the final minutes celebrating the fourth of july and east oakland partying spiraled out of control. >> reporter: neighbors report partiers setting off fireworks. even firing gunshots in the street. robertson happened to be walking by and saw the commotion. >> i don't like any of it. and anyone that knows me know i would tell them i'm gone. i don't like it. >> reporter: as the hours pass, the party only grew. >> it was guns fireworks, cherry bombs you name it. it was everything. >> reporter: curtis gains saw 40 to 50 people fill the street and heard all the ruckus from inside his home including when the partying turn fatal. >> get him away from the wire. >> reporter: they foun

air strikes that betty yu say have wiped out much of one bay area man's entire family. >> this is gaza beach. >> reporter: palestinian american hami last visited gaza two years ago, but he is constantly online checking facebook at his san hoidennal office to keep in touch with relatives and read up on the conflict. he never thought the news out of that territory would be so familiar. he lost 27 of his extended family members on sunday. his distant cousin snapped this photo of the aftermath. >> and i was in shock. everyday i wake up, i tell myself, who is going to die today? this is the way we are expecting to hear of his death. >> reporter: the deaths were the highest of any single family in the 16 day conflict. the death toll has raised to more than 700 palestinians and 34 israelis. >> what is happening in gaza is a genocide. this is intentional ill canning. and the example is my family members. >> reporter: tonight, the u.n. chief warned the israeli military and hamas they may have committed war crimes. most of the dead are civilians. in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> the israeli mili

betty yu at the airport tonight. thank you betty. >>> who could forget the other big security breach a few months ago when yahya abdi hopped the fence and stowed away in the flight to hawaii. >>> executions have been on hold in california for several years now, but tonight, a judge is ruling may end capital punnicment once and for all. joe vasquez is standing outside death row. >> reporter: that federal judge said the system is so broken it can't be fixed and inmates here are actually serving sentences of life in prison with only the remote possibility of death. phyllis loyer's son was a police officer shot to death by robbery suspects in 2005. his killer was sentenced to death, but now that sentence is up in the air after today's ruling. >> i noticed how few times the word victim was said in it. that makes me angry. we are not to be forgotten. >> reporter: advocates against the death penalty say it was the right thing to do. >> i think it is another nail in the coffin for the death penalty system. the first time eve

kpix 5's betty yu reports the water district will have people ready to respond to complaints about water being wasted. >>> reporter: judging by this patchy front lawn, hannah paul has been saving water. but she feels some of her neighbors may not be doing the same. do you think some neighbors water more than others? >> everybody waters daily. >> reporter: and they shuttles? >> no. >> reporter: soon the water district will be on the case. >> passes unanimously. >> reporter: the board voted unanimously to spend half million dollars for up to 10 water cops to investigate complaints and educate people about wasted water. >> so they will talk to the homeowner or business and let them know what violations that they are -- or what restrictions are in place in their area and what they are violating and talk to them about the drought. >> reporter: they aren't handing out fines but they will work with local water providers who starting august 1 have the authority to give out citations of up to $500. if you saw somebody wasting water you what call it in? >> absolutely not. if i have a problem, i'll

betty yu, kpix5. >> hobby lobby may not want to pay for contraception but it apparently has no problem making money off the products. according to a mother jones magazine investigation, hobby lobby's employee retirement plan has $73 million invested in companies that make contraceptives and abortion drugs. >>> tonight president obama is fed up with house republicans. he says he's taking matters into his own hands when it comes to immigration policy. also asking >> and in this situation the failure of house republicans to pass a darn bill is bad for our security, our economy and our future. >> mr. obama says he'll use his executive powers to effect change where he can. he's also asking for $2 billion to step up security at the border to send the influx of immigrant children crossing into the u.s. >>> also tonight 300 more u.s. troops are heading to iraq in addition to the 200 troops the president already sent. the mix is to protect people working at the -- mission is to protect people working at the u.s. embassy, secure baghdad's airport and beef up military escorts. the additional troo

. >>> a cheap new way to get from silicon valley to san francisco starts tonight, but betty yu found out there is a catch with this startup. take people in private the san francisco t >> reporter: ken, the app is called flate and officially launches tonight and is available to pick up riders just after midnight. i spoke to the founders and they are still very much a work in progress. so now they don't have company insurance or permits. shared rides will connect u. sot: shaurya saluja "so you meet o entrepreneur when caltrans stopped running, a new ride sharing app called flate offers to take people in private cars along the san francisco to san jose route. >> i'm going to the san jose caltrans. >> reporter: it's the brainchild of isaac madden and charles fallujah who needed this option after late nights in the city. >> on uber unless you have a group of four to five kids us pretty expensive. >> reporter: so these computer science classmates built this app saying it's a cheap are more convenient way to get station -- cheaper more convenient way to get station to station. >> you can ge

yu. thank you so much. i see we have regina [speaker not understood] the director of our office of small business. i was wondering if supervisor campos and his staff had asked if you wanted to make some remarks. >> thank you, supervisor mar. they had not, but i would like the opportunity to do so. and i, too, want to say that it was an honor for the office of small business and myself to be a member of the task force and extend my appreciation to supervisor campos and you for convening the task force. and to say that for our office, you know, the task force, i think we were all in very much agreement with the recommendations and our office is in agreement with the recommendations and really want to encourage the board of supervisors to fully adopt them. and that we are also very fully committed where we have engaged with businesses. it is our role and responsibility so make sure that they know what all their regulatory requirements are, which includes dealing with individuals' wages and the san francisco sp

but as kpix 5's betty yu reports, the startup has a catch. >>> reporter: when caltrain stops running a new ridesharing app called slate offers to take people in private cars along the san francisco-to-san jose route. >> i'm going to the san jose caltrain. >> reporter: it's the brainchild of two people. they needed this type of service after late nights in the city. >> our main options are caltrain or uber. and uber unless you have a group of four to five kids it's expensive. >> reporter: so these computer science classmates built this app. they say it's a cheaper more convenient way to get from station to station. >> i think the coolest thing is that, you know, you can get back at a time of night where just it wasn't pop to get back at that price point. and it's basically an extension of a service they already used to experience. >> reporter: pricing is broken down into four zones from $6 to $18 which is almost double what caltrain charges. the startup hopes the rides will connect users. >> so you can meet other stanford students, meet other entrepreneurs, all sorts of people taking

kpix 5's betty yu has video of the confrontation outside a nightclub in downtown san jose. [ screaming ] >> no, no! >> reporter: the guy in the white shirt in this youtube video so this left him badly bruised and traumatized. >> threw me to the ground and then picking me up again to throw me back on the ground and then what did -- you know, [ indiscernible ] >> 23-year-old nate howard spoke to me from his san diego home by skype. he said he had just given a speech at a black graduation ceremony in san jose. >> i was a visitor. i was looked at as another brother with dreads causing trouble. >> reporter: he said they celebrated at a nightclub and things got messy as his friend was charged with public urination. nate is a motivational speaker who graduated from usc. he says he was simply standing up for himself when the cops forced his hands behind his back. [ indiscernible ] media we play this idea is he using the race card? yes. i'm -- i'm going to speak out as the idea that we're not in post-racial america. >> reporter: with the support of the lawyers committee for civil rights, he fil

kpix 5's betty yu has the details on what police say happened aboard the victim's yacht. >> reporter: she's a 26-year- old model, makeup artist and prostitute. he was a 51-year-old google executive and married father of five living in santa cruz. the two met on a website where sugar daddies can hook up with younger women. police say forrest hayes hired alix tichleman for a night of sex and drugs. it wasn't their first date but it was their lat. >> miss tichleman provided him and injected him with the heroin and she is a heroin addict. >> reporter: he overdosed. instead of calling for help, police say video from his boat shows her cleaning up the crime scene and taking a break. >> she was so callous that she literally stepped over the victim's body to retrieve her glass of wine and finish the glass of wine as the victim is laying there dying at her feet. >> reporter: months after his death, police caught up with her by arranging a fake date online on july 4. they promised to pay her $1,000. >> she was coming to aune scale resort here in santa cruz to meet -- to an upscale resort here i

karen yu represented the department of public health. lou phillips from the treasurer and tax collector's office. regina [speaker not understood] from the office of small business. in addition to those city agencies, community, business and labor representatives included ace wise man from young workers you needthed. [speaker not understood] lou from china progressive association. and for part of the time lin fred gau from asian americans advancing justice sat in [speaker not understood]'s seat. terry valin from the filipino community center. tina chin from united here local 2. manny chic from the mayor law group. karen highsler from mission pie and don houston from elery owe, the two business owners. ~ el rio and many of those task force members are here today. and if you would please stand, those of you who were able to make it today. a few. thank you for coming. (applause) >> so, the task force had a year to educate ourselves [speaker not understood] to develop recommendations and there is a sense of responsibility from the task force

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presentation by ariel yu. chair of the health education and wellness committee. san francisco youth commission, luisa sicairos. anna bernick and joyce wu. item nor 10. information item. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc, each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item 12. information item. correspondence. item 13, discussion item. council member comments and announcements. >> item no. 14. adjourn. >> >> >> thank you. we are now moving to item no. 3. public comment. items not on today's agenda but the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. first i have john alex. pedestrian safety advisory committee. >> thank you. cochair. my name again is john alex. i hold seat no. 4 on the pedestrian safety advisory committee representing the pedestrian and safety needs of people with disabilities and seniors in the city and county of san francisco. i come here on this point and open public comment to announce to you that a collaborative g

yu he ved and overturned tanker trucks double likely to the roche said down all day long on.now. a big rig crashes this is beard of those two tankers this is the one that was punctured a said the leaking gasoline and cash series c fire crews that are trance siphon off some of the gaps. then only after it should drain the sink that was ruptured they may have to the drain or offload the tank that didn't rupture. but in this sense as does show the severity of problem it's solidly backed up from hayworth. >>: whenever leather clouds that are now streaming in of from have known bay specific. this going to be had an awesome humid this afternoon. temperatures from the oakland area will give to 80 degrees. low 70's and has flown bay and 90's and napa. >>: dillon ethanal is the light rhineland, monday morning as a use leave the busiest day for us but today it's been very slow. he may see a slow day all day today. . been shot and killed. there has been an arrest as well. stick will sun comes out of his apartment and fired one shot in that direction box. they tried to save the woman but

in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >> the captain says he recently received some money from the county. that allowed him to retrofit 150 cells reinforcing the doors to accommodate higher security inmates. >>> bart is getting $17 million to help guard against terrorist attacks. that money from the federal government goes to add security to protect the transbay tube. several bay area legislators secured that money in a coordinated letter to congress. >>> lake county has seen residents of a subdivision that began sinking last year. several homes in lakeport were damaged when the ground gave way. homeowners sued the county saying a leaking public water system was the cause. now the county is firing back saying the homeowners association is responsible because it failed to maintain the landscaping. an attorney for the county says homeowners irrigation lines had a number of leaks. >>> a live look at our dublin cam tonight. what you can't see is the heat rising right there. this is one of the places where it is really getting warm tonight. >> hm. paul deanno now with mobile weather in antioch,

yu hasumi teaches at a university in tokyo. he says ukrainian president petro poroshenko has failed hold talks with pro- militants in eastern ukraine. >> translator: the pro-russians haven't agreed to take part in talks with the ukrainian government. that's not what russia had in mind. the situation in the region has become bogged down and security is critical. >> hasumi says the incident could further harm ukraine's fragile economy and lead to a more severe situation. >> translator: the ukrainian economy has been affected by prolonged confusion. especially negotiations over gas prices with russia. the talks have fallen apart, and gas supplies from russia to ukraine have practically stopped. the ukrainian government has to make a deal to be able to buy gas at a reasonable price and rebuild the country's businesses this summer. if they fail, the country could face chaos by the autumn. unfortunately, the airline incident could mean that the confusion lasts for a long time. >>> israeli troops are intensifying their ground offensiv

betty yu, kpix 5. >> this is the second security breach at a bay area airport in recent months.back in april, santa clara teenager hopped the fence at mineta international airport in san jose, stowed away in the wheel well and caught a flight to hawaii. now airport officials are working with a federally funded consultant to tighten security around airports' perimeter fencing. >>> a sonoma county woman will be in court today to find out if she will be charged for the alleged assault of an 11-year- old boy. investigators say delia garcia- bratcher grabbed the boy by the neck at olivet elementary school in may. she accused the boy of bullying her daughter. garcia-bratcher admits she confronted the boy but denies that she had physical contact with him. >>> attorneys for an alleged high-end prostitute say she had no intent or motive to kill a tech executive aboard his yacht, docked in santa cruz. alix tichelman pleaded not guilty yesterday to felony manslaughter, drug and prostitution charges. she is accused of giving forrest hayes a lethal dose of heroin in november. tichelman faces

to go afterer a certain ntract knowing if you are multiplehing where things havave been awarded, , yuill have to compete at the task order level. the p potential for protest,hat yo competition level is.. you need to be carul aboutut ere yoare puttinyour money. >> this is gooood advice for all businesses, especially smsmalll busisses going aft government contracts. thank you for joining us on "wasashington business report." coming up, a surprise drop by. another exetive departs washington'ss biggest startup. is the fbi moving to your backyard? those topics next. welcome back. it is time for thehe round table to talk about hot topics in business news, including the depaure of anothther topop exececutive. the last in the ongoing struggle between maryland, virginia, and d.c. to land the new fbi headquarters. joining u is jim dinegar, presidentnd ceoeo of the greaear washington board of trade, and steven overly o of the "washihin post." welcome to you both. i will start with you, steven. you have interesting behihind-the-scenes color about president obama's artup incubar. itas gotten local

kpix 5's betty yu reports he allegedly gave women private patdowns at sfo. >> reporter: a man suspected of having one too many drinks posed as an airport screener at sfo. authorities say he lured two unsuspecting foreign women into a private booth for patdowns before real security staffers spotted him and called police. how did he pull it off? the man was a ticket the passenger who went through security. he went to an airport lounge and started drinking for hours. that's when trouble began. he may have stolen gloves to look the part. 593-year-old then returned to the screening area and convinced a passenger who was already screened to go to a private boot. what happened inside isn't clear because she is left for her flight. minutes later he did it again and this time security screeners took notice. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> developing right now, there are plans for a more permanent cease-fire between israel and hamas. but a truce called for today ended quickly. today's five-hour cease-fire was supposed to allow people living in gaza to get food and water. but that ended just two hours after

yu he ved 614 on the clock last head over to the forecast >>: tropical moisture is pushing its way and to california over the weekend. i would not be surprised if we saw a few storms headed to sunday. a lot of sixties is 63 in livermore and in part of the day.bay. you may encounter some damp or rolleroa. mountain view it is 77 if you like eighties will see plenty of them sparkle out about the san ramon valley. danville is checking and with 78. richmond 63 ocean beach as that of 60 and 75 in santa rosa. the oakland a's will be facing the orioles appeared to start the game off in the mid '60s but temperatures will drop to the '50s. when will we come in from the west with eight to 9 mi. per hour. will have morning faulkner and afternoon sunshine. that no >>: will likely a moment or two foreseen this route open. we just move from the scene in anticipation for the opening of the rap as a vehicle has been told. southbound 880 there was an accident with a vehicle into a tree. people cannot help but slow down and looked at anything gone. that the result is the latest: southbound. 14 to 16 minu

chair yu joined us now. >> good afternoon. i'm sorry i'm a little bit late. i'm happy to be here to take a vote so people can say years later, there were smart people that made this decision. commissioner moore, what struck me about her was her compassion with this and also her logical thinking in terms of when i asked her questions, it doesn't just come out to be a pc answer. she's very thoughtful about how she answers things. i really appreciate that. the one thing i do look for when people come back and get reappointed especially after this length of time is i try to look for whether the person really cares anymore because when you sit on something long enough, you may think you care, but sometimes you are burnt out and i didn't get that sense from commissioner moore at all. it was refreshing to see that as somebody serving on this commission for this length of time would want to continue serving probably at the same level from day one. i'm very happy to see her reappointed. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you. there is really nothing more i can say. so much

in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> there are dead fish as far as the eye can see on two beaches, thousands washes up this morning, one theory caught in a net for somebody fishing for squid and suffocated. >>> hump back whales putting on a show in monterrey bay, several of them swimming close to shore near the harbor. this one came close to kayakers, experts say they're feeding on anchovies being pushed close to shore because of the current. >>> she's known as the sweetheart swindler, taking one bay area guy for everything he had, and tonight, she got busted again, the undercover swing. >>> this bay area painting was hidden under a sheet for years,, hey, this is where we grow the mustard seed that makes french's yellow mustard. 100% natural from me to you. with 40% more free, there's more to love. french's. naturally amazing. that's notthat's dirt r carpet, creeping in. send it running with resolve high traffic foam. its foam power removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. all while neutralizing pet odors. don't just vacuum clean . resolve clean. his house, his car, and 200-grand.