mid-70s out toward oakland and berkeley. low 80s where you get to the places where you should have mid-90s. not exact, just a broad brush going out. but you can see once you're west of antioch, it is much much cooler. that fog is really penetrating and so tomorrow you'll see it right here. there's that, there's the cool footprint, that's tomorrow's forecast high and that's the moist marine air. we go out there, you go east about 20-mile, 40 miles there's the heat. you go up to red bluff and redding, it's been plenty hot out here. freemont central park right there, if you've ever been there, beautiful spot. 65degrees at lunchtime, 76- degree daytime high for freemont. good air quality with this. you go all the way to mount diablo you can see the sierra nevada. i was at the top of mount diablo the other day and i for the first time saw mount shasta, it was a couple of weeks ago. but you can, you can see mount shasta from the top of mount diablo, air quality has to be really good. and they are. firefighters, the men and the wom

there's another free clinic in oakland on monday. for a list of where all the free and low-cost clinics are throughout the nine bay area counties, go to nbcbayarea.com and search whooping cough. vicky nguyen, bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, blinded by the light. two men arrested for shining a laser beam at a san jose police chopper. 22-year-old irvin anchetya and nguyen were busted last night. police found a laser point in one of the suspect's cars. it was bought from amazon for only $8.99, but they face federal charges and prison time and will have to pay a lot more. we learned two bay area airports rank in the top. topping that list, chicago's o'hare, number one. and los angeles, number two with phoenix at number three. officials say the problem is growing because laser pointers are becoming more powerful, more affordable and more available. the technology could potentially blind a pilot. >>> get ready for weather whiplash. after three days of record heat, a dramatic drop. that started in san francisco where the daytime high today

we do hospitals in oakland. we do schools out here in oakland, and we want to contribute back to the community. >> reporter: as you might imagine, in a city like oakland, a city that can't afford to keep police officers and teachers staffed, there's not a lot of money to upkeep landscaping at schools like this, which can lead to serious problems. >> it's potential for fire damage. but also the potential for the campus to start to back slide and really be an eye score again. >> reporter: she says again, because when principal carter first arrived at the school 15 years ago, this hillside was covered in trash. over time, the school district and members of the community began investing in landscaping, but as funding dries up, so do the weeds, and the consequences are wider-reaching than simple curb appeal. >> because as the campus starts to look worse, people in the community unfortunately respect it less and less. we have more vandalism. we have more graffiti. and then ultimately, we have less people choosing the

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mayor dellums, oakland police chief anthony bats here at the hospital. the mayor and chief had a couple of brief comments as they walked out of the emergency room toward their cars. >> his family is up there. he's in surgery at this point and that's all we know. we have an outstanding suspect and our mission right now is to see if we can locate that suspect. >> i'm extremely happy that the freemont police officer is alive and is going to make it. and that's a good thing. clearly this is a very sad time. >> reporter: freemont police chief craig stekler inside the hospital right now. no word yet on how long this officer with freemont has been on the force. at the point it does appear that the officer is going to survive. mike mibach. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this is a developing story we will continue to update it on our newscast. you can also follow the story online, by logging on to our website ktvu.com. >>> also in oakland, a lot of people are asking a simple question tonight. what could have happened that would make someone shot and kill a 13-year-old

oakland...---este vecino, que fue victima de un robo, dice que las reuniones de la noche nacional son muy importantes; en especial, por la falta de policias en la ciudad de oakland...---recordemos que hace semanas, la municipalidad despidio a 80 oficiales ... ---pero como se llama noche nacional ... pues no solo en oakland hay fiestas hoy ... ---tambien en san jose hay unas 80 reuniones planificadas ...----en east palo alto, las festividades incluyen un desfile ...---la noche de vecinos comenzo a realizarse en 1984 .... ----y el aÑo pasado, mas de 36 millones de personas participaron de estos eventos, en todo el pais, aunque los organizadores esperan que el numero aumente en 2010. ---esta es buena: a partir de septiembre proximo, los servicios que habian sido cancelados en el " muni" seran restablecidos en un 61 por ciento segun lo informo el alcalde gavin newson... newson...---esto se dara gracias a que las autoridades de transporte aprobaron un fondo de apoyo de 15 millones de dolares...---ne

hour ago, these units are unveiled here at oakland international. these units are already installed at san jose international airport. and from passengers who will actually be seen more of these at the terminals by the end of the year, we wanted to show you what you might experience the next time you might be asked to go through security right here in oakland, they are called advance imaging units. there are two types. they use x-rays to create images which capture a reflection of the body. the other units use millimeter wave technology. no matter the type, the image looks like a chalk edging. besigned the -- behind the wall is a tsa april gent monitoring.. >> i put security and san fernando up there high. i travel a lot internationally. i guess speed would be a factor. it might slow you down. >> it's kind of an invasion of privacy. kind of a big brother approach to me. >> reporter: the federal security director here said these agents allow searching for weapons without physical contact with passengers. there's been some controversy on this. tsa say

nbc bay area tracy grant is live in oakland to explain. crazy? >> reporter: well, lisa, for a long time oakland police officers have just been relying on their own resources to fight one of the city's biggest sources of trouble. gangs. but today, these officers got help from outside this building and from across the country. what happened? >> when we can reduce the level of murders to that of san francisco or san jose or a major city along those lines then i'll say we're having success. >> reporter: under the police chief, the rate has dropped by 45%. 10 months after taking the helm at oakland police department he said he realizes to do the same thing in oakland he'll need help. >> we're on the right track. it won't be a short-term fix. it will be a long-term fix. we have to be smart and focused and work together. >> reporter: a lot more people will be working together to address one of oakland's biggest problems -- gangs. >> the strength of oakland lines in the diversity of its people. >> the representatives from bay area law enforcement agencie

with two less oakland police officers on the streets of oakland's chinatown, merchants are trying to protect themselves any way they can. oakland chinatown covers a 16 block radius. the police department cutbacks forced it to pull several officers away from these streets. >> there are resources that are not at the same level they were a couple of weeks ago. we're trying to work the best we can to still provide the same service. >> reporter: the incidents did not happen here, but two recent murders involving asian americans in the city of oakland have caused some people to steer clear of this community. they are researching how expensive it would be for the business to staff chinatown with minimal security. the council will form a business improvement district to handle funds. police in the meantime are working with the council. >> they still have their beat officers. we're still in talks with them, trying to come up with better solutions how we can provide better service to that area. >> reporter: in a play to generate more business, the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is pushi

we are live in oakland with the report. >> reporter: oakland schools begin the new year with a $120 million less than last year. teachers are still working without a contract. officials say last evening they tagged the middle school of east oakland. school district staff worked into the earlying morning removing most of the graffiti before the students arrived. >> this is a place to learn. not to have to worry about gangs. >> reporter: despite the challenges that appears to be on the rise. for once a low-achieving school with a bad reputation they increased test scores in reading and math. the history class will be high-tech. >> we'll get net books forking every kid. we have smart boards here. this changes teaching big time. >> it will be a wonderful year. >> reporter: as the superintendant went around the new building on the oakland high school campus, he said oakland, like most districts in california is feeling the effect of thing budget crisis. >> we have larger class sizes. in areas where kids have high needs we have kept the classes smaller. >> reporter: the school year begins with la

again looking at oakland. cloudy and misty. those conditions, they develop tonight with drizzle and remains cooler than average through the weekend. a look at the clouds, they are spreading throughout the bay area and thickening through 8:00 and we'll see a slow return to sunshine. noon we'll have clouds all around the bay and also along the coast. by about 2:00, those clouds will be mainly confined to the coast and also into say oakland to a lesser extent. let's start in the east bay valleys. everybody else mid to upper 70s. temperatures cooler than average. 60s east bay shore. oakland would tie a record cold high temperature. low to mid-70s throughout the south bay with 60s dominating the peninsula and mid-50s along the coast. upper 50s downtown and south san francisco and up to the north bay beaches. we'll have 60 degree weather sausalito, san rafael, vallejo. low to mid-70ss north bay valleys. low to mid-60s monterey bay with monterey and carmel the upper 50s. mid to upper 70s gilroy and morgan hill. low to mid-50s once aga

oakland police say the case is still open but there is nothing new. the lead investigator will be discussing the case this morning a bit later down at police headquart headquarters. a prayer vigil is planned for this evening at westminster presbyterian church in hayward. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a san jose neighborhood is coming together to try to help raise money for an elementary school that was damaged by fire. arsonists destroyed about 85% of trace elementary school early last month. we apologize for this. this is not the fire at the school. over the weekend volunteers held a garage sale to benefit that school. they held it at nearby lincoln high school. organizers say they raised about $5,000 and then the silicon valley community fund raised it dollar for dollar. trace elementary school still plans to open, they will be ready for class, using some temporary buildings and things. they will be ready to go august 16th. >> commuters stuck in the slow lane will have a chance to pay for a faster trip in the east

was shot yesterday in oakland. he was a fremont police officer doing some undercover work in oakland during that shooting. >>> first heat, then cool now the wind. there is one more weather change, beli iadg ouwa >>> here are some live pictures outside of at&t park. the giant are warming up for tonight's game against the arizona diamondbacks. it is an important game beg beginning in less than an hour. we will get a live preview in sports. >>> tv takes the spotlight in hollywood. the emmy awards on nbc will honor the best in television. late night host jimmy fallon will emcee and e! entertainment host gives us a look. >> it is time to roll out the red carpet. on this carpet many celebrities will be walking, beautiful women, beautiful men, seacrest. >> we love that you are already making fun of sea crest. >> what emmy host wouldn't do is give us the dish on the opening number. >> i want people to be sur preezed. i want to get as many stars involved as a can. >> like maybe a kardashian? >> could happen. the invite is o

it happened in east oakland just before 9:30. police say the person was walking with a friend near 61st and bancroft avenues when a gunman approached them and then opened fire without warning. the friend wasn't hurt. no arrests in the case. >>> more than $6 million is how much the deadly police shooting of oscar grant has cost bart. according to the "san francisco chronicle," bart paid $1.5 million to grant's 6-year-old daughter; $1.4 million went for overtime and special pay to investigate the shooting and to handle protestors. bart has paid about $1 million to pay and cover for six other officers who were at the shooting scene. other expenses include lawyer fees, training costs and new equipment. >>> two bay area airports are near the top of a list they probably would rather not be on. oakland and san jose rank fourth and fifth in the country respectively for reports of laser strikes on aircraft. this typically involves somebody on the ground shining one of those hand-held lasers toward the cockpit. in some cases, it can tempor

two-day gang summit at the oakland zoo. it came just hours after two people were shot and killed in oakland. were you talking about that a second -- you were talking about na a talk -- talking about that a second ago. one of two homicides last night in the city. many top law enforcement officials in the region are attending. the u.s. attorney for northern california, the relatively new alameda district attorney and they were all there pledging to work together to reduce gang violence. >> i read the story in "the oakland tribune" about chanise laying in her bed, a bullet came through the wall and killed her. >> reporter: she's one of the homicide victims this year. this is a good start but not enough. the idea is to share programs at this summit and use them. the government's gang violence prevention chief says oakland is the most dangerous city in the state. >> oakland has the highest homicide rate among california's largest cities. >> reporter: among small earl city, salinas is next. last year the city and monterey county

in oakland dan curman kron 4 news. that includes many late night that will surface, late rail service and muni plans to return more buses to its weekend routes. rider's right now are having to deal with less service. tomorrow muni operators will receive nearly 6 percent wage increase. as kate thompson explains it's all because many operators have a special provision in the city charter that guarantees them a raise. >>on the same day that a pay increase has been approved for the muni drivers, the city announced it has found one time money to restore some of the service cuts it made in may. salaries go up from $27.91 an hour to $29.52 an hour. the city has asked muni several times to take a pay cut to help them balance the $483 million budget deficit. both times muni operators have refused there's a special provision in the city charter which allows them to get this raise so there's nothing anyone can do to stop it. the city said it found this one time money due to some creative accounting, but says if muni drivers had a

west 12 at sfo, west at oakland at 9. they reported heavy drizzle and then fairfield, west-southwest 24 gusting to 30. that's a howling sea breeze. that means the inland areas which warmed up yesterday, cool down. temperatures to remain below average across the board. only a little bit warmer there but around the inland areas they camup 5, 10 degrees. morning fog, drizzle. cooler, breezy today. even if you get the sunshine it will be back in the upper 70s, low to mid-80s for many. it looks like another big cooldown for the weekend. the first of three lows is now moving in. there it is up near the oregon/california border. week as they may be, it doesn't matter. that will usher in cooler temperatures. there's still some warm air in the higher elevations. that's starting to come down. 61 san francisco, should be 68. oakland, 66. should be 74. 74, santa rosa. average high this time of year, 82. mountain view, 70. should be 77. look at san jose, 74. average this time of year is 84. 1939 for the high in santa rosa and san jose

terry mcsweeney is live in oakland's rock ridge neighborhood. that's where his foster parents last reported seeing him. terry? >> yeah. your choice of words are excellent. hasanni campbell reported missing from the shoes of rock ridge store here on college avenue in oakland one year ago today. police never bought that story. in any event, today there's a big effort to remind everybody hasanni campbell is still missing. following the report of his disappearance, a big push to find him. 10,000 fliers, his pictures on t-shirts. but from the beginning police were not buying the story by foster dad lewis ross that the child was kidnapped from his car at rock ridge. ross and the child's aunt and foster mom jennifer campbell were in fact arrested for murder, held for a few dales but the d.a. looked at the evidence and said it's not enough to get a conviction. over the months, interest in the case has waned but a leader for the group citizens for the lost society says her search will never end. >> i made a promise to lewis ross and jennifer campbell i w

oakland $3.20, says a $3.19. apple's global supply manager will be in court to name his attorney he was arrested friday for pawning company secrets in exchange for more than five ordered thousand dollars in kickbacks from several of apple's decision suppliers. he was indicted on 23 counts including wire fraud, convicts jersey and doing business was stolen company property. we will take a break, back with more headlines and this is the second. a shot of the golden gate bridges ago. mars is down...and... um, it's only 10am. who hasn't had their jimmy dean breakfast this morning? mmmm! now lets orbit i feel awesome. you're all awesome. jimmy dean breakfast sandwiches, fight the morning fade. welcome back, time now is for 1:00 p.m. you're looking at a shot of south bay, as we head into the afternoon is a nice one of their get ready. 59 degrees for san as aw7y getting up to the low 70's we could get out of the upper seventies or eighties. it caught getting back down again to 71. a look green our were dealing with fra

comfortable, 70 around oakland. up towards solano county, some of the warmest temperatures with highs in the low to mid 80s. across the north bay, big cooldown. 70s for highs from santa rosa to san rafael. look at those numbers it will feel chilly for a change as we go through the weekend. back to you. >> big change. thank you very much. >> brrrrr. >> i know. get the parka out. >> big change. it schis no major change for southbound 17 at hamilton. two chp cruisers are on scene waiting for a tow truck. trying to remove a car from an earlier accident. the off-ramp is open, just slow at the campbell exit. the rest of the south bay moving smoothly because of the light volume of traffic now. construction in many spots picked up along 101. is the exit off of northbound 101 at santa clara that will be closed potentially until 6:00 a.m. if you are heading to downtown at all today, in san jose, julianne street is open to two-way traffic. that's a change. watch for a disturbance to the flow. right now moving nicely through an

oakland 73. san francisco 69. the last time either one of those cities actually saw or felt like a seasonal high for this time of the year, july 15th to july 14th. so that was well close to a month ago. i bring that up because we are still unseasonably cool but we will be returning to more seasonal highs by the weekend. 77 degrees today in milpitas. 74 in sunnyvale. 73 los altos. 60 in half moon bay. lower to the mid-60s in berkeley and alameda. inland temperatures moving up and the colors changing from yellow to orange showing us that we are moving to the 80s in danville, san ramon, pleasanton and in livermore. north bay locations, green in san rafael, light shade of green showing lower 70s. mid-70s in kentfield and mid- 70s in sonoma and napa. seven-day forecast, so unseasonable temperatures remain in the forecast today and tomorrow. those of you inland probably like it. we are going to be warming things up to the 90s over the weekend so it's going to feel more seasonal but also pretty hot. 60s at the bay and th

no major issue on the oakland side. not a major backup but slowing coming through the s curve in treasure island and san francisco. the rest of the east bay looking nice. look at the times approaching the maze, close to the limit except the caldecott tunnel, and most of the slowing is because there is only one bore in the eastbound direction. folks starting to slow from the cash lanes approaching the toll plaza, maybe about a half dozen to a dozen cars waiting there. not a big issue if you have fastrak, most folks do. sunol, also in the east bay, a live look out there. southbound side building up in volume but no major slowing through the area. north and south of there, we'll check with the maps. livermore coming westbound with 580, slowing to about an 18-minute drive. speeds below 50 miles per hour in most spots. in the red, speeds close to 20. sunol, nice, smooth drive through the south bay with no major issues except 87. over the santa cruz summit, slowing because of landscape work blocking one lane. >> some of your

anne makovec in oakland. and young's friends and fellow officers have set up a facebook page as well asking for blood donations. they will also give us updates on his condition and you can send some messages of support. >>> a san francisco woman has died after leaping from an 8th floor balcony while her apartment burned. the fire broke out early yesterday morning along o'farrell street. a man who also lived in the apartment was taken to the hospital with seriousburns. he is in serious condition but is expected to survive. the fire appears to have started on a mattress. firefighters are calling it suspicious. >>> crews are making progress against an 850 wildfire in yuba county. cooler temperatures helped firefighters get a line around 60% of it. it broke out friday in the tahoe national forest and quickly spread. the governor has issued a state of emergency for that area. 30 homes are evacuated, no buildings destroyed. the cause is not yet known. >>> a battle over bags brewing in sacramento. lobbyists for the

slower towards oakland road. you see the slowing through the earlier construction zone, now caused by the accident. though the construction zone did show some slowing clearing minutes before we saw this accident happen. that's the only issue for the south bay. that's good news for the rest of you commuters coming off of the area around there. 880 through oakland, the northbound side has an accident reported at oak street. watch that as well. there may be slowing coming into downtown oakland. sounds like the slow lane is blocked there as women. more folks out there now. back to you. >> a bit warmer, just little bit. getting there, talking about this warm-up and not so cool as it has been the last few days and weeks. >> that's right. it's only going to be a couple degrees day by day. by the weekend we may be close to summer time temperatures. right now warming up as we have from the last hour by a degree or so. 59 in san jose. 58 an hour ago. just a couple of degrees difference from yesterday at this time. two degr

oakland police say 20-year-old andrew barrientos shot two officers. it's unclear if the suspect was hit by any gunfire. investigators tell us he ran into the parking lot of this corner market where he first tried to steal an acura. then ended up carjacking the driver of this green mazda. police released this still photo of the suspect taking off in the car. one neighbor saw and heard everything. disguised her voice to protect her. >> i saw the man. heard a shooting. and we heard the crackle of a broken window. the window to break into the car. >> reporter: fremont police say the two officers were in oakland serving a search warrant on him as part of a major crimes task force. >> all my neighbors feel really uncomfortable now. when you have experience with this bad things. >> reporter: neighbors say crime is getting out of control on the east side of oakland. >> there's a 7-year-old kid and 2-year-old kid living in my mou house. it's really scary. i feel really insecure for them. they're just kids. >> police say the suspected shooter has the card dakot

esta vez, la victima volvieron a cobrar una vida en oakland. esta vez, la victima fue un jovencito de 13 balas criminales cobran la vida de un joven de 13 años en oakland >> alejabdro buenas tardes , ayer l era conocido como un granjo en su escuela pero hoy no esmás que una estadística en oakland, el joven se convierte en la sexta víctima en oakland desde el 6 de agosto esta noticia tiene a los vecinos muy preocupados >> lo vi cuando cayó y los otros gritaban >> este joven tienun gemelo, y en la escuela había ganado varias medallas >> estamos en estado de shock, una vez más se repite la historia , un niño más que muere sin saber porque >> la novia llora y no sabe porque >> no lo pude ver en sus últimos días >> el pistolero se acercó y empezó a disparar >> al rededor de 7 balazos >> cuando llegó la policía ya había perdido la batalla >> le piden a cualquier persona información para que se comuniquen con la policía de oakland >> y incendios esta mañana en san josñ, dejan 2 casa destrozadas y 2 perros muertos , en una empresa d

oakland comenzaron su serie contra kansas city con el pie derecho.---"trevor cahill" Ólo permiti tres imparables y lanÓ su primer partido completo de la temporada sin permitir carreras.---"rajai davis" peÓ un jonrn de dos carreras y los atÉticos le ganaron seis a cero a los reales.---ahora pasamos con "bernardo osuna" y mas de la accÓn deportiva. ---mas adelante en noticias univision 14......le diremos cuál dieta podria ayudarle a aumentar el colesterol bueno. --la grasa acumulada en las caderas es perjudicial para la memoria.--segun un estudio publicado en la revista de la sociedad americana de geriatria, el sobrepeso o la obesidad favorecen la demencia y la capacidad de aprendizaje, especialmente en las mujeres de mas de 65 aÑos.--aunque cualquier tipo de grasa acumulada es perjudicial, la de las caderas es particularmente daÑina para el cerebro debido a cierto tipo de hormonas que segrega. --ahora que si despÉs de escuchar la nota anterior se quiere poner a dieta... los expertos recomiendan bajarle a los carbohidratos en lugar de optar po

for union pacific freight train derailed around 4:00 in the afternoon in oakland. a spokesman for union pacific says the train was rolling northbound when the train derailed. >> they just said a freight train derailed. and i asked if anyone was hurt, and she said no everyone was fine. >> reporter: because of that, they suspended service between jack lindon and emeryville. hundreds of passengers are being pulled off the train. placed on to buses and driven around the derailment. once they arrive at either jack london they get on a bus or wait longer to get on another train. >> a train that's not going to leave until 9:45. >> i am tired, i want to get home. >> i'm not mad, it's a derailment. what can you do. >> reporter: an investigation is now under way. the equipment to get the car on the tracks is on the way to the scene. commuters should expect cancellations and delays for tomorrow morning's commute. reporting live tonight here in emeryville, mike mibach. >>> the decision in the federal court battle over proposition 8 is set for release tomorrow. circuit judge wa

for union pacific freight train derailed around 4:00 in the afternoon in oakland. a spokesman for union pacific says the train was rolling northbound when the train derailed. >> they just said a freight train derailed. and i asked if anyone was hurt, and she said no everyone was fine. >> reporter: because of that, they suspended service between jack lindon and emeryville. hundreds of passengers are being pulled off the train. placed on to buses and driven around the derailment. once they arrive at either jack london they get on a bus or wait longer to get on another train. >> a train that's not going to leave until 9:45. >> i am tired, i want to get home. >> i'm not mad, it's a derailment. what can you do. >> reporter: an investigation is now under way. the equipment to get the car on the tracks is on the way to the scene. commuters should expect cancellations and delays for tomorrow morning's commute. reporting live tonight here in emeryville, mike mibach. >>> the decision in the federal court battle over proposition 8 is set for release tomorrow. circuit judge wa

officer young tried to arrest him at a home in bancroft in oakland. that's when barriento opened fire, shooting officer young. >> he is in critical condition. >> reporter: he required a transfusion of 60 units of blood. >> as long as he is able to survive, you know the better his chances are. but he's still is very much on the edge. >> reporter: officer young is expected to go a second surgery in the next couple of day. he says officer young does need a blood transfusion. the proper way to do it is to go to one of the red cross' blood donation center. they do have a center opened on sunday from 7:30 to 3:00 in the afternoon. allie rasmus, ktvu. >> you will find continuing coverage of the arrest of barrientos and the condition of that officer by going to our website ktvu.com. >>> oakland police have arrested two homicide suspects after a body was found wrapped inside a rug. police shut down the area on international while searching for a suspect earlier this morning. the body was found at 9:30 a.m. about a mile away around an industrial area. the victi

oakland just one degree shy of 100 degrees. and a new record in san francisco yesterday with 92 degrees. we do still have an excessive heat advisory in effect for today essentially for the north, east and south bay valleys and you can see why. that's where it's still going to be extremely hot today. 101 in fairfield, 100 in concord, 101 in livermore, 59 in san jose, 97 degrees in santa rosa. the closer you get to the bay, we're cooling down around the bay, 74 in oakland, almost 20 degrees cooler. 86 fremont. 68 pacifica. 74 san francisco. so we should get a nice breeze coming in today. we didn't get that yesterday. mid-90s in santa clara, for example. 59 in san jose. 101 in morgan hill. 86 fremont. 84 union city, 89 milpitas, just to name a few. seven-day forecast kind of breaks it down. today inland location really won't feel the cooldown, but by thursday, you will. winds will begin to shift. the fog returns. you'll be looking forward to that, won't you? temperatures in the 80s thursday and friday. and believe it or not, by sa

in downtown oakland. the second in west oakland an hour later. the u.s. attorney says the problem runs deep. >> we have communities that are plagued with drugs and violence. we have young people who drop out of school who have no education, who don't have jobs and can't find jobs. sometimes those people turn to a life of crime which is what gives us all something do. >> oakland police are now looking to salinas as a model. gang murders there have dropped after police turned to state and federal agencies for help. but those working with oakland's youth a this city's gang problem isn't easy to spot. many young people identify as gang members by police don't identify with a gang. it's more about turf and neighborhood clicks. >> our youngsters don't know they're gangs and proven in the court of law, especially our african american youth. >> the chief says it's that complex makeup of the gang here in oakland makes it difficult to know exactly how many there are. oakland police don't know how many gang members may be living in this city but for some perspective

maybe you have plans to head out to oakland coliseum for tonight's oakland as baseball game, one of my favorite relievers had something to say. >> hi, i'm brad ziegler and i'm telling you right now there's a lot of high pressure, clear skies, light breeze, maybe 5 to 10 miles an hour, gusts up to 15 and it's a gorgeous day for baseball so come out to the park and watch us play. >> not only is he in for relief for pitching but i think he will be my next reliever for weather, too! good job, brad ziegler! 56 degrees currently. clear skies, winds whipping with an onshore flow. clouds inland at least a 60 miles. it looks like official sun-up at 6:14. we won't see it. overcast conditions until the clouds retreat to the coast. we are not going to see any clearing at the beaches tomorrow. so you have to keep in mind with this very deep shield of marine layer, we have a lot of cooler air mass aloft and that keeps the temperatures down. so tonight when we dip into the 50s, tomorrow will be a much cooler day. temperature-wise anywhere from the 50s, 60s at the beaches, in the far reaches of our in

new details of over night drug bust in oakland. police seize large bags of marijuana and found 600 pot plants. police responded to a burglary call the small plot and they sought to suspects run bags of marijuana out of a window into the backyard. one suspect was caught in a second suspect tried to get away and was bitten by police dogs. he is no custody. if 25 grosz's have been discovered in the last six months alone. >> where legal pot goes o p d investigators say crime tends to follow. why so many legal pot houses in oakland. one investigator told me it simple supply and demand. legal medical marijuana businesses cannot keep up with the demand for the product. o pd source told me you can add to that oakland's last image when it comes to marijuana. funny how back in july the city passing a new ordnance approving make a pot cultivating facilities. a frustrating situation says an investigator close to this recent hot croquets because of the attraction he said for those who want to grow we lycopod see oakland as a place to do so. two

today their turf is oakland, tomorrow the world. joe vazquez, cbs5. >> all right. >>> all those short updates really add up. twitter saw its 20 billionth sweet posted over the weekend. those are just row better as the. ha ha. >> no, that was sent by a man in tokyo. four years it reached 10 billion tweets, that was in march. less than five months later it it has doubled. >> which receiver is going to have a better year, haywood bay or crabtree? i'm dennis o'donnell. i'm dennis o'donnell. what does this 3q you know what it takes to make your house a home. air wick i-motion. the only continuous air freshener that detects movement, releasing a burst of fresh scent inspired by nature. so day, after day, your home always feels welcoming. and try scented oils with i-motion to create a relaxing atmosphere in your home. try the full i-motion range. air wick. concierge claim centers. so i can just drop off my car and you'll take care of everything? yep, even the rental. what if i'm stuck at the office? if you can't come to us, we'll come to y

a big spread in the oakland tribune. i think, if i'm recalling correctly from the mid '90s about the school, the organization and the wonderful things th things they were doing for the community. >> kind of ironic. that airs tonight on pbs. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> it will be an interesting look inside. thank you. >>> gay marriages could begin as early as later on today or this weekend all across the state. same-sex couples are waiting for the green light from federal judge vaughn walker, he struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional but also issued a stay on marriages. he could decide today to lift that stay or extend it. groups in favor of a ban on gay marriage are appealing. the case will go before the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. >>> the appeal hearings probably won't start until next year, according to a briefing schedule just posted by the federal appeals court in san francisco. it don't set a date but gives a late december deadline for a final written brief to be filed that suggests th

keeping the a's in oakland is the key to the city. the center piece is to turn the coliseum into a greater source for business. that would mean more tax revenue and more jobs. >>> started cooling down this afternoon. but more cooling into tomorrow and especially into the weekend. extended forecast coming in just a few minutes. the mirrors? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on a new cadillac cts sport sedan... ..the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a car and driver 10 best third year in a row. summer brings out the best in all of us, so now's the perfect time to get behind the wheel of a brand new cadillac. now during cadillac's summer's

. ♪ >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland. one year ago today little hasanni campbell went missing here in oakland, at least he was reported missing. police say he was dead already and they know who killed him. the story coming up in a live report. >> also could a spay and neuter law fix the aggression of pitbulls. i'm theresa garcia live in san jose. there are two bay area counties now considering such an ordinance. we'll explain what they are doing just ahead. >> a live look at sfo this morning where we have clouds, even drizzle. probably flight arrival delays within the hour. talking about warmer weather in the east bay valleys and for the rest of us this weekend. i'll show you how hot we'll get. >> we are back to accident-free conditions right now around the bay area. a good start. a better start for the 5:00 hour. no delays at the bridge toll plaza. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. 5:01 a.m.. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. topping our news today marks the one-year anniversary of the baffling disappearance of a six

highs of 68 in oakland. to the north bay, numbers from 74 in petaluma, 90s getting up to lake port and ukiah. temperatures warmer there, but notice the trend here mid week. cooling down even more as we head towards wednesday. those highs in the 70s inland. as we head towards next weekend, temperatures will start to climb, but still below average for this time of year. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a company has a $12 million field operation center right now in the middle of the proposed stadium site. the chronicle reports that at&t is playing hard ball and says the land is not for sale because the center employs 100 people and is vital for taking care of customers. >>> some of the most popular household products could be hurting your kids. we'll show you the simple things you can do to keep them safe. >>> and cainan schierhotlz in jail this morning accused of going on a drunken hit and run spree. >>> and where are the worst findhe outy' i therey' in your neighborhood coming up next. >>> it is 6:30

. >> in oakland ac transit buses continue to roll however very little has changed since yesterday's court ruling. court ruled ac transit had to restore the old union contract and the old schedules for those who drive the buses. ac transit says it has until august and to make that happen and it will do whatever it takes so it does happen. in the meantime the company says once it goes back to the old contract ac transit may lose 5000 a week. ultimately that could lead to service cuts and layoffs but they said that won't happen at least for six weeks and possibly several months. in oakland and carmen kron 4 news. >> muni drivers are getting a pay raise well the city cut public transportation service by 10% in may. as kate thompson reports despite giving drivers the raised this city is on $15 million to restore some of the service cuts. >> on the same day that and pay increase has been approved for muni drivers the city announced it has found one5o(q money to restore some of the service cuts it made in may. muni drivers will now see their salaries go up from $27.91 an hour to $29.52 an hour.

freemont and oakland detectives and officers waiting and waiting for any news and that includes oakland police chief anthony batts who was quick to greet freemont police chief craig steckler. >> he's in surgery and that's all we know. we have a suspect to locate right now. >> we are concerned and an officer has life threatening injuries. >> reporter: the freemont police chief said his officer was shot twice in the pelvic area and his partner rushed him to highland hospital. >> officer young sustained a gunshot wound this afternoon basically through the groin and through the pelvis. >> reporter: the surgeon said he was unable to remove the bullets and it was unclear if the officer would be paralyzed as a result of his injuries. >> the surgery was rather effective. he is in critical condition right now, but it's a touch and go situation. i would actually urge the public to donate blood, if possible. had to transfuse him extensively. >> reporter: the freemont police chief said the offer who is married with children had worked at newark pd before transferring to freemont six years ago. the

everything that goes on in oakland. we get a bad rap at times, for many things. i like the idea of just showing people that we are more than what you see in the headlines. >> he said he focused on the peaceful protect and the unrest, it is important to capture both sides. >> bed bugs, they are still out there in hotels, movie theaters and in our homes, of course. if we are dealing with a practically invisible enemy, how do we protect ourselves? >> they have been around as long as humans have, we are keeping them alive. >> a great way to adapt yourself to a protein meal quickly. they have excelled at that. >> in connecticut that invaded a fire station. in colorado, a library. and bed bugs were feeding on movie goers at this theater in new york's time square. >> there were huge bumps and red wealths appeared. >> are they are the rise? >> exterminators are reporting higher instantes. >> these are good looking cocké roaches. >> anyone who can say that must love bugs. >> some of the high instances are in five star hotels. >

six years ago there were 36 national night out parties in oakland. tonight there are 452 gatherings going on across the city. the most ever. >> i think that just tells you that our community is coming together here in oakland. they want to come out. they want to get to know each other in a fun, safe way. >> the key is getting to know your neighbors and forming a solid network that looks after each other. >> we can take chinatown as an example of how every community and neighborhood should be acting in the city of oakland. >> the chinese chamber of commerce posted surveillance cameras and encouraged residents to report crimes after a rash of assaults against elderly citizens. including the highly publicized beating death of 59-year-old ken chang yu in april. it galvanized the chinese community and tonight they are building relationships despite the dialect and political allegiances that divided them. >> people realize how important for all of us to be a rt pa of our community, so we are learning, and we are learning quick. >> leaders say violent crime

with an accident approaching old oakland road. all the accidents right now are cleared so no lanes are blocked. but it's still just jammed from at least tully road so the guadalupe parkway or 280 going to be great alternates this morning. avoid 101 in the meantime because it's slow going. at the bay bridge toll plaza, at last check still no metering lights. and they did clear that stall in the upper deck near treasure island. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. >> all the traffic shots are gloomy. >> is that yo transition? [ laughter ] >> we have plenty of clouds, drizzle at the coast and the bay this morning. for the coastline, clouds expected during the day. highs cool, lower 60s. mix of sun and clouds around the bay with highs in the mid- 60s and mild temperatures inland with plenty of sunshine. today's highs in the mid-80s. similar conditions friday and saturday. but near seasonal highs, yeah, we haven't had that in well over close to a month now. sunday, monday, tuesday, temperatu

oakland, san felt that over the waldegrave. clearing and the were yesterday morning as we take a look at the forecast for today, will be pretty somewhat yesterday may be sent channel about earlier mid- 70s to the war is inland valleys to 17 mill valley. 81 and fairfield fahd in an ocean beach at 59. but heflin mid-60s. and then ran fine highs in the mid- 60s clearing by midday for oakland and alameda nice a castro valley at 70. warmer spots upper '70's. still running a few degrees cooler that we should be this time of year sunshine from sunrise to sunset at 7. 73 in mountain view's 70 in los gatos. if you want a warm and we might have won just in time for the weekend chilly weather for the next few days friday the warm-up begins in will gradually warmed up saturday, sunday and monday. it could mean '80s along the bay sunday, monday even the chance for some coastal clearing. an update on the drive at 559. >> the commute is slowly building but relatively calm conditions on their re rain now. bay bridge toll plaza a couple more ca

today their turf is oakland, tomorrow the world. joe vazquez, cbs5. >> all right. >>> all those short updates really add up. twitter saw its 20 billionth sweet posted over the weekend. those are just row better as the. ha ha. >> no, that was sent by a man in tokyo. four years it reached 10 billion tweets, that was in march. less than five months later it it has doubled. >> which receiver is going to have a better year, haywood bay or crabtree? i'm dennis o'donnell. what does this pitcher have in common with juan mary shell, the answer next. (announcer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... ...to slow us down. but even in your 30s... ...your bones can begin to change. overtime, you can begin to have bone loss. calcium and vitamin d work together to help keep your bones strong. and yoplait gives you... ...20% of your daily calcium... ...and is the only leading yogurt with vitamin d in every cup. keep your bones strong every day... ...with yoplait. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so

esta noche los departamentos de policia de fremont y oakland revelaron detalles del arresto de andrew barrientos el joven de 20 aÑos acusado de balear aun oficial de la policia de fremont.gilberto leon nos tiene el relato de Ómo ocurrio el arresto del sospechoso al tratar de escapar a mexico. el arresto de andrew barrientos ocurio hoy a las 2 de la tarde, en la frontera mexico estados unidos en san ysidro, como parte de una investigacion que incluyo a un gran numero de agencias del orden de la bahia, como tambien la patrulla de caminos de california, el servicio secreto, el departamento de justicia, y la patrulla fronteriza. varios oficiales de la policia de oakland ya se encuentran en camino a san isidro para regresar a andrew barrientos al area de al bahia. las autoriades le estan pidiendo al publico que done sangre para ayudar al oficial scott young quien necesita una segunda operacion debido al balazo que sufrio en su pierna. una persona murio esta noche despues de ser atropellada por un autobus del muni. la victima aun no ha sido identificada pero fue descrito como un joven de

anne makovec in oakland. and young's friends and fellow officers have set up a facebook page as well asking for blood donations. they will also give us updates on his condition and you can send some messages of support. >>> a man suspected of shooting a mormon church official was shot and killed by police later the same day. 42-year-old bishop clay sonar was shot on sunday at a church in visalia southeast of fresno. police say a man walked into an administrative building and asked for the church's leader. when the suspect and sonar were alone the suspect opened fire. the two men don't appear to have known each other. >> as far as i've heard, there is no indication that that man was associated with the church in any way or that he was known to clay sanar. >> sanar was a father of 6 and had a child just six months old. after the shooting, police got a call from the suspect, who told them where he was headed. officers responded. the suspect shot in a gunfight. he died at a local hospital. there is no word on the

he had a number of harrowing incidents here in oakland. he told us how he was robbed of $20 in 2001. and in february he was coming home in the laurel district and two men pulled a gun of him and he was robbed of just $14. he is here this morning to talk about some things you have learned through these incidents, and maybe what would do differentl differently. >> what i would do differently, if i'm coming home late at night, call someone and let them know i'm coming home. if i feel uneasy, make a couple circles around the block to make sure no one is there. yeah, that's pretty much it. >> reporter: and stay safe certainly. you will be out there tonight? >> definitely. >> reporter: it starts this evening, 440 parties all over oakland. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> new this morning, tips for your bottom line. credit card companies are working to find ways around the new rules that are meant to protect you. kris sanchez live in san jose with what you should watch for to make sure that you don't fall into tha

right now 53 in san francisco. 56 in oakland. 59 in san jose. not much of a temperature difference from this time yesterday. pretty much the same, a little bit cooler in the north bay. as we take a look at the breezes and winds outside, not much of anything to speak of. in the east bay things are not breezy at all. let's look at the highs of yesterday. guys, this is good news. san jose, one degree above our average of 82. we got to 83. 65 in san francisco. that's among the warmest numbers that we have seen in at least six weeks. and in oakland, they were two degrees above their average of 71 at 73 degrees. when we look ahead this morning, 8:00, things are pretty much the same, mid to high 50s throughout the bay area. lunch time, things will be warming up significantly. the clouds will be sticking around a bit longer than they did yesterday. probably until late afternoon, 1:00 or 2:00. when we look at our highs of the day throughout the bay area, the numbers are nice. 80s out to the east. 48 in dublin. 86 livermore. 77 in palo alto. san francisco